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Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-26
OLD MYSTIC
Church and Personal ltenas-Nsw Book of Loeal intersst-Speciai
 Church Meetina.

Rev. Herbert Bacon Hutchins oc- cupled the pulpit Of the First Groton Baptist church. Old Mystic Sunday morning and evening after being away on a months vacation. Rev. Arthus H. Withee held the regular preaching services at the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday. The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- 1st church served a chowder dinner we @Meunesday. at the residence of MT. tendance was good. The proceeds will De used for church expenses.
 Book Of Local Interest. A book entitled. Books and Libra res, Dy Charles Phillips Chipman. A. o, s, IS Just out. It is an outline course TOT the use of students. Professor Sn1 SSn1lpman the author is librarian of . o,oy college. Waterville, Me He is = grandson Of the late Charles P. GSnhinpman and the late Catherine F. ,Cnlpman of Brushwood Old Mystic. Rev and Mrs. Herbert Bacon Hut enins have returned from a months TasS;s TTlon spent at Cape Porpoise and Key. and Mrs. Arthur A. wfthee naVe returned from a visit to Mir. and hrs Charles M. Fenner of Putnam.
 Mrs. Margaret Dean of New York nsS oeen the guest the past ten days h & ner cousin. Miss Mary H. Dean.
 
 to her home in Norwich, after a visit to ner son-in-law and daughter, MT. ana Mrs Benjamin B. WeIies.
 Guests From FIorfda.
 Mrs. Eerett H. Welies and dauRl1- ter MISS Ruth Welles, of Pensacola. Florida, have arrived at the !Welles' homestead for their annual visit.
 MISS Helen Hull who teaches the Upper Noank school, spent the week end at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. William R. Hull.
 Mrs. Charles c. Eldredge left Sat- uroay for White River Junction, Yer mont Tor a visit to her aunt. and friends, returning the last of the week.
 Mrs Edgar Dewey has returned to Noank after a weeks stay with MT. Dewey's mother, Mrs. Abby F. Dewey,
 Frederick A. Barnes is building a large silo at his place, Oalzlawn
 Mrs. John E. Spafford and daueh- ter Miss Thelma Spafcrd, have re- turned to their home at Brooklyn, N. Y, after spending the summer at sBurnet's Corners.
 George Peabody and Frank R. Fur ner of New York, were visitors Satur- day and Sunday at Riverview cottage. Mrs. Abby Eldredge Dewey is still confined to her bed with illness and is Deing cared for by her daugfater Mrs James R. Latham, of New London.
 Church Business Meeting.
 A special business meeting was held Thursday evening at 7:45 by the First Groton Baptist church.
 The Old Mystic Young Mems As- soctation met Monday evening in the Methodist parish house. is
 James Norman is recovering from a serious illness
 Mrs. Peter Nelson and young daugh- ter Dorothy Nelson, have returned to tnelr home in Boston, after a visit to friends in Old Mystic and vicinity.
 Floyd Conhlin is spending a few days with his mother, Mrs. James Conklln. of Essex.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-26
HANOVER
missionary Society Considers Mormon. ism - Waters Campbell Marriage.

Missionary Society Considers Mormon. ism - Waters Campbell Marriaae, The September meeting of the Woman's Missionary society was held at the home of Mrs. Rood, Wednesday afternoon. The program on Mormon ism was prepared by Mrs. Fuller.
 Rally Sunday.
 Rally Sunday will be observed In the Sunday school, October il.
 Notes. Miss Ellen R. Peck left for New York last week, after spending a few days with Mrs. William G. Park. MT. and Mrs. P. G. Dressing and daughter Gladys. spent a few days in Boston and also were guests of MT. and Mrs. D. P. Warwick in Oakland R. I. Dr. J. H. Franklin of willimantic spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. D. L. Tinkham.
 Sailed for Europe. Albert Tanner sailed from Canada for Europe Monday.
 Waters Campbell.
 Miss Margaret Campbell and Will liam Waters were united in marriage Saturday night, Sept. 19, at the par sonage by the Rev. NJ. J. B. Fuller.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-26
LEFFNGWELL

Mrs. Ada Andrews and Miss Cora Brown of WilHmantic were guests of Miss Edith Leffingwell, Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs Hiram Anaburn. and Mrs; Charles stanm and daughter Magic, of Norwich, with Fred Auhurn at the wheel motored to Hartford Sunday. and called on Mrs A. ]. Hill.
 MT. and Mrs. John Gray and daugh- ter Elizabeth. of New London, were weekend guests at MT. and Mrs. F. c, Leff1ngweffs.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Austin were calling on friends in this place Sum day.
 Mrs. s. c. Beebe. Mrs. G. A. Gard her and Mrs. B. E. Reynolds. spent Tuesday with Mrs. Frank Gardner of Yantfc
 Mrs. William Drake, Mrs. Irving Drake and Mrs. Charles Chanplin spent Wednesday with Mrs. John I. Ross.
 Mrs. c. L. Palmer. Mrs. F. c. Lef- hngweH and daughters Edith, and Gladys, were guests Thursday of Mrs. Austin Rathbun of the East Side.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-26
OCCUM AND VERSAILLES
9esokett compaay Forced to Depend on Steam Powsr-Shetucket River unusuaIiy Low.>

MT: and Mrs. Frederick Sibley of Prov1dsnce, R. I, were guests of MT. and Mrs. c. W. Perkins over Sun day.
 yertiam Peioquin is enjoying a week Of H. A. Richards.
 The Totokett store is receiving a coat Of paint from the Totokett Manu- factur1ng company representatives.
 Mrs William Nell has the sympathy or large circle of friends in her con hles. River Very Low.
 In common with other rnanufactur- Ing concerns, the Totekett Manufac- turing company has been obliged to depend to large extent on steam power dnranE the present week Seldom does the river touch such a low point at this time of the year as Is the case at present.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-26
GLASCO
Bridges seins RehIanked-Annus
 Election of Methodist Trustees.

I. O. Burdick and Albert Green at- tended the Brooklyn fair Wednesday,
 Malcolm Thompson's sawnfll was set up on the Billings lot last week and lumber is being carted to Jewett City. Mrs: Hanlon's mother, who has been turned to her home in Waterbury the last of the week.
 Miss Gladys Thompson left for Bos- ton Monday to attend Simmons col lege the coming year.
 Bridge Repairs.
 A force of men have been replanis- ing the bridges in the village the past week,
 Miss Ida Gustafson is spending a few weeks in Jewett City.
 Mrs. H.. J. Cole is entertaining her brother from Westf1eld. Mass. E& ]. Edgar Clark is Ill and unable to at tend to his work in the mill, having been out since Tuesday noon.
 Epworth League Leaders. The Epwortt league Sunday even- ing was led by Mrs. Hall. Topic, Per- spnal Work. The leader next Sunday VIII be Eeniamin Young. Topic, In- 9ustral Slavery in the Light of New Standards. Deut. 15: Hi. Mrs. Sterry Kinney entertained the Ladies Aid society "Wednesday after noon There was good attendance.
 Mrs. A. c. Burdick and daughter Ar. !ene were guests Of Mrs. W. G. Bur dick the first of the week.
 Mrs Addie Bill has returned to her horne after spending several weeks witn her niece, Mrs. R. H. Young.
 T.ru-tees Elected.
 The annual meeting for the election or trustees of the Methodist Episcopal church was held in the church Mon day evening. H. L. Burton and T. G. B bhi were elected for three years and n. Ii. Young and Henry Richmond for one year.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-26
LISBON
List of Voters To Be Mads--Effeets of Continued Dry Weather.

The registrars of voters have the following list of voters to be made; {; James Clements, Fred N. Robinson. Philip Goldstein, James Nelson, Ben Jamin Goldfarb, Con Shafar. Victor Panovee. Ernest Benjamin. Frank Clements, William Kendall, John Will Hams, J. Allan Spiden, Andrew Bank CT, William Burgess, Thomas Emerson. William Emerson. The names to be added are William Reade and Edmund Weeks.
 Came from Hartford.
 Rev. T. Edward Davies was at New ent Sunday to occupy the pulpit, cam- ing from Hartford, where he ana Mrs
 The Ladies Aid society met in their rooms at the parsonage Thursday aft ernoon, and tied two quilts
 R. R. Barber and Miss Martie Bar Der called on Charles Wheelers fam fly in Scotland Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Ransom Rsade and daughter. Beatrice, visited Sunday with relatives in Pachaug.
 Miss Alice Kennedy recently spent several days with her brothers family in Preston.
 Miss Bessie Mccluggage of Jewett City spent the week end with Miss Nellie MeIi.
 Game on Vacation.
 O. H. Irons is delivering the mail on the R. F. D. route while J. B. Pal mer, IT,, is having his vacation.
 Wells and springs are beginning to show the effects Of the continued dry weather
 R. R. Barber and Arthur Edn,unds attended Brooklyn fair Wednesday. making the trip by automobile.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-26
Who is Going and Comins-Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties.

who are teaching in Warwick, R. l., spent Sunday at their home here
 Joseph Totten, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Margaret Totten, of Brooklyn. N. r., arrived at the sum- mer home here Sunday morning. Mir. Totten left immediately for New York. Mrs. Toften is to remain for some time
 Russell Cook and sisters, Misses Su- san and Edith, called on friends in North Stonington Monday.
 Several from this vicinity have been invited to the Thompson Thompson wedding in North Stonington today (Saturday).
 Blrdsey T. Palmer has been en- ploying large force of men in com pleting and filling his new si1o.
 Dr. Charles E. North of New York spent Sunday with his family at the parsonage. Miss Alice Chapman of willimantic Normal school spent Sunday at her home here. :
 The severe drouth is doing much damage in this vicinity. Many wells are low, if not altogether dry, and late crops and pasture lands are suffering for want of water.
 Miss Susan Cook has discontinued as substitute in district No. 6 of this town.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-26

spent Saturday and Sunday at their cottages.
 Miss Althea Lewis returned home Saturday after spending week with her cousin, Lois V. Lattmer.
 Charles H. Bailey is i'll with nervous trouble.
 Mrs. Flora Bailey Chappel of Elan ders is at the home of her father.
 Joseph Button of Norwich is assist ing George Day in the latter's shop.
 Misses Robie and Ethel Boynton spent Sunday at the home of their parents.
 Howard Rix, who has been under treatment for mental trouble. will soon return home in good health.
 Nelson Palmer of Whalley avenue, New Haven, called on friends in this place on Tuesday.
 Miss Nettie Grid1ey and Miss Doe spent Sunday with Miss Florence at her cottage.
 Mrs. S. A. Dolbeare and Mrs. May Daniels spent Sunday with friends :n Lebanon.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-26
NORTH sToNINGToN
Picnic Supper in Horror of New ln- struotors-Rafents- Teaehers' Asso- ciation Formed-7oward E. Miners Burial

Rev. P. H. James of Kane, Penn, supplied the pulpit Of the Congrega- tional church last Sunday.
 Veranda Picnic.
 A few guests were entertained at a picnic supper on the veranda of the Wheeler school dormitory last Satur- day night, in honor of the new teach CTS in the school. t.ts
 To Promote Interest in Schools.
 Upon suggestion of w. w. Evans. state supervisor of schools, a meeting was recently held at the residence of Rev. Lucian Drury, chairman of the town school committee, to consider the formation of Parents Teachers asso- citation, its object to promote interest in the schools. Judge c. 0. Gray was chosen chairman of the meeting and manerat organization will be effected later.
 Principal Royal A. Moore. ct the Wheeler school, conducted a parents meeting Thursday afternoon, for the purpose of promoting an intimate and the homes of It's pupils. MT. Moore made an address which was highly commended by all who heard it.
 organist for Congregational Church. Horace. M. Hollister of Old. Mystic has been invited to become organist of the Congregational church here
 MT. and Mrs. H. E. Randall with their son-in-law, B. B. James, and family, have moved into the house on the south street which they recently bought from Mrs. D. W. Bissell
 Cad Apes, mail carrier between the post office and the trolley station for several years past, has gone to Bev- erly. Mass, for an indefinite stay.
 Burial of Howard E. Miner.
 The body Of Howard B. Miner of New Bedford, Mass, was brought to the Union cemetery, near the Second Baptist church for burial Friday. The committal service was performed by Rev. Lucian DruEy, Mir. Miners early years were passed in this locality. He was veteran of the Civil war.
 Rev. J. l.. Peacock and fanlily, who have spent the summer at the GaiIuy, farm, returned to their home in wes- terly Monday. MT. Peacock spoke in the Baptist church Sunday evening.
 Miss Mary Richmond of Preston has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Lyle c. Gray, for a few days.
 Teacher Resigns.
 Miss Edith Cook, teacher of the Pepdleton Hill school, has resigned. She will be succeeded by Miss Bes- sic Thompson, of Bradford. R.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-26
New London County
SALEM
Rev. A. J. Poeue Breaches Here and In MiIlinston-Mitoheil Farm Cattle Sold to Norfolk Purchaser.

Rev. J. A. Pogue of Alton. N. H. preached tan interesting and impress. sive sermon in the Congregations church last Sunday morning from tths hold of eternal life. I Tim. 6: 12.
 Tho Y. P. $. c. E.s .sSunday evening was in charge of Nathaniel Clark.
 Deacon Miner of Millington was the guest of his son, Sherwood Miner, on Sunday and attended morning service return to Mfllington he was accempa- nied by Rev. J. A. Pogue who preach -e ed in the Millington church in the af- ternoon.
 Cattle Taken to Norfolk.
 Three motortrucks belonging to E. Kelley of Torrington were in town last Friday, and two again on Monday, loading Aberdeen Angus cattle at tie Mitchell farms to remove them tu Norfolk, the home of the purchaser
 Professor Foote and family of New Haven left town Monday after spend ing the summer at the Bailey farm on the Mitchell estate.
 LeRoy Bailey began his second years work at Bacon academy Tues day. He is boarding in Colchester.
 Miss Cronin and Miss Stanquitz spent the week end at their homes in Colchester.
 , Attended Dance. 5 A number. from here attended the dance at Gardner Lake last Friday evening.
 Mrs. John Horn and children of New York city are visiting at the home of Mrs.a Horns parents, MT. and Mrs, Alexander Gordon.
 Mrs. Mary Sisson of North Lyme visited Tuesday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Susie B. Rogers.
 Mercury 122 Degrees.
 1oeal sL ords of the season Tuesday when the mercury mounted to 122 degrees in the sun, shortly after noon; e8 degrees in the shade was recorded later in the 0ey, and after a fresh breeze was blowing from the south.
 Long Distance Hike.
 Warren Williams, son of Daniel Williams, of Colchester, accompanied by & New Haven friend, took a long distance hike from New Haven f6 town last Saturday and stayed over night at the Charles T. Williams homestead. While in town they took their meals at the Hurfburt house.
 Ernest Beebe of Norwich is spend Ing his vacation at the home Of his pArents in town. . q. Hunt Sterry is seriously i'll.
 Miss Janet Gorton returned to her Apme in Danvers, Mass. Monday after v4dting Miss Marjorie Hills.
 On Motor Trip. Mir. and Mrs. John Hills and daugh- ter. Miss Marjorie Hills, are enjoying a five days motor trip to Boston, Mass. and Searsport, Me. They will return by way of the Berkshires.
 All roads out of town led to the grange fair grounds at Hamburg We'd nesday. A few townspeople attended the grange fair in Colchester Thursday.
 pr. Newton Ferris returned to his home in Brooklyn last Saturday after g visit at the summer home of MT. and Mrs. John Hills
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-26
LEBANON
Leaf Social Provides Entertainment l. fer Large Nunber--Ths Weeks | Happeninqs.

Tho Ladies Aid society cave a leaf social Friday evening in the church parlors, There was a leaf contest in which the prize was given to the one who guessed the most leaves. The prize want to Mrs. Herbert Sweet. Supper was served from 6.So to 8. A large crowd was present.
 Vera Hoxie has returned home after spending a few days in Norwich.
 Eitzabeth Bushnell of Hartford is the guest of Mrs. Huida Peck.
 stanton Briggs has been visiting his sister, Mrs. F. F. Potter, at Wakefield, R T., making the trip by automobile
 Mrs. H. M. Peek has returned to her home after spending few weeks with her daughters.
 MT. Bannister and Helen Blakeslee or Norwtch spent Wednesday with Mfr and Mrs. J. E. Blakeslee.
 Mrs. Fred AbeIl was in Winimantic Wedn esday
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-26
OBITUARY.
Abiai Stark.

Deacon Abial Stark died at his home last Friday afternoon after an illness of less than 36 hours, the cause of death being acute indigestion and heart failure.
 Deacon Stark was born Aug. 30. 1928, the son of Denison Stark and Statiya Lyon of East Haddam. March IS, 1851. he married JuIiaett Johnson, who died about 20 years ago. He join ed the North Lyme Baptist church June 31, 1sz7, was elected deacon on March 2, 1867, and held the ofice of honorary deacon till the time of his death. He was always 8 regular at tendant at church until within a few years. when poor health would not permit his leaving home. but his church was always his first interest.
 He leaves 8 son and daughter, Nor man J. Stark and Miss Emily Stark, who had tenderly cared for him in his declining years. One brother also sur wives him, Lauriston M Stark, of East Haddam, and two grandchildren, Mrs. Nathan Strong and Mrs. w. M. Sisson, Jr., of North Plain. --.
 The funeral was held Monday at o'clock at his home, Rev. J. G. ward Of Lef1ngwell,a former pastor, officiating Burial was in Pleasant View ceme- tery.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-26
ASHWILLETT

Luther s. Tanner of Ekonk spent the night recently at the home of MT. and Mrs. D. $. Guile.
 Floyd Russell was business caller in Mystic Tuesday.
 Thomas B. Hewitt is to have the buildings repaired on his farms at the top Of Cassaduc Hill.
 Monday and Tuesday were as warm as at any time during the summer, with the thermometer at 92 degrees in the middle of the day.
 The wells and brooks are drying up and farmers carry water in barrels for drinking and household purposes.
 The pastures and fields are dryer than at any time during the season. and the lawns are turning fast and falling off.
 The, roads are almost impossible. with dirt and dust rim-deep.
 The air was filled with smoke the first of the week from a. forest fire.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-26
FRANKLIN
Merry Workers Entertained by Mrs. Gzasr and Miss Gaser-interesting Seseiep of the Grange.

Mrs. Hermon A. Gager and Miss Workers at their home, Lakeside, We'd nesday afternoon. The afternoon wns very pleasantly spent. Luncheon was served on the broad piazza. Those present were Mrs. Jeannette Hoffman, Miss Ella Hoffman. Mrs. Frank Rock Mrs. Fred Race. Mrs. Herbert Wheeler. Mrs Samuel Hyde, Mrs. Clifford H. Robinson and daughters, Ruth Parker Robinson and Harriett Day Robinson.
 Mr. and Mrs. L.avfus A Robinson were in Yantic Tuesday, calling on
 Miss Reid. Mr. Jacobs and MT. and Mrs. Gowen Of Hartford attended the Franklin church Sunday.
 Mrs. May. Ross of Norwich was the week end guest of MT. and Mrs. George L- Ladd.
 Attended GresneviIie Funeral.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Wheeler and son, Herbert Wheeler. Jr.. attended the funeral Of William P. Greene in Greeneville Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. s. N. Hyde and MT. and Mrs. A. V. Segar of Willimantic took an automobile trip to Ocean Beach one day the past week.
 Guests at Parsonage.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L.. Streeter and daughter Madeline of Springfield, Mass, have been guests of Rev. afd Mrs. B. P. Capshaw. Mrs. Frances 'Streeter and Miss Amy Streeter re- turned honae- with them.
 Ralph Armstrong returned last Sun day to Brown university, Providence.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Smith and Mrs. Everett Dawley of Norwich called on MT. and Mrs. C. W. Grant and daugh-
 Miss Annabeile> -Diilworth of Nor wich has been the guest of Miss Clara Grant.
 Mrs. Charles Babcock and daughter Martha of Ledyard have been recent guests Of Mrs. Fred Armstrong.
 Miss Lydia Johnson is the week end guest of Rev. Harry A. Beadle of Pomfret.
 Mrs. BoIlesby and grandson, William Bunting, of Ocean Grove, N. J., have returned to their home after spending
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Wheeler and son. Herbert Wheeler, Jr., spent Sun day in Lebanon.
 Grange Lawn Party.
 Franklin grange held lawn party at. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Ar1nstrong's Friday evening Of last week with a large attendance, several being present From surrounding towns. During the evening solos by Miss Anna Engstrom, cSCoAAP6aa&C0 by 1nfSs ,nn. A. bOldnu6 and Miss Blanche Smith, also a solo by Mir. Wilcox of Bozrah, accompanied by Miss Blanche Smith, were much en- 5oyed. The reading by Huntington Lathrop was highly appreciated. A social time was enjoyed by all.
 Lewis Hyde of Norwich was a re- cent visitor at Sunnytop.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Fryer of East hampton were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Albert Fryer
 MT. and Mrs. Arad R. Manning of Yantic were guests Sunday of Mir ann Mrs. L. P. Aver.
 :. Harry Richmond of Norwich was a. recent visitor in town.
 Mrs. Annie Fryer of Hartford is the guest of her son. Albert Fryer.
 Mrs. Abbie Speeler. Miss Lillie Johr- son and Miss Lucy Hyde were Ocean Beach visitors Wednesday.
 Mrs. Albert Fryer and Mrs. Lloyd P. Aver were in Norwich one day the past week. Callers from Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs. Oliver L.. Johnson and William B. Briggs of Norwich were re- cent guests at Sunnytop.
 Mrs. Eliza Johnson. who has been i'll, is greatly ,irlpfoying
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-26
LEDYARD
Calvin Wilcox, New Owner of Shew- vile, Restoring Village-SehooI Committee Meets.

|. Calvin Wilcox. formerly of Lisbon, who. purchased the Shewvil1e property several months ago. has remodeled three of the houses. One he. and his family occupy and he has rented two. There. are more houses to be put into tenantable shape. He has not decided what he will do with the manufactur- ing site. It will probably be rebuilt, as he has two parties interested in the same. Shewville begins to look differ ent than it has for several years.
 Charles D. Maynard is erecting an addition to his barn on the Hewitt farm, Charles and Calvin Hewitt of Laurel Hill doing the work.
 Newton Maynard spent Saturday and Sunday with Harold Robbins of Preston City.
 Mr. and Mrs.. George H. Partridge and daughters. By and Blanche, were Sunday visitors with MT. and Mrs. Frank G. Maynard.
 On Motorcycle Trip.
 Theodore Taylor and Miss Sylvia of Springfield returned to their home on Tuesday, having spent a couple of days with Mir and Mrs. D. D. Taylor They came and returned all the way from Springfield on motorcycle
 Joseph A. Clark and Charles F. Maynard have filled the silos of James B. Gray and John R. Weiman.
 D. D. Taylor has completed two large henhouses and is putting a new roof on his mill.
 Newton Maynard has been carpen- tering the past week on the Harris house in Norwich owned by Frank c. Maynard.
 Mrs. Sarah H. Main has been stay ing for several days with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Julia Cromwell, of Mystic.
 Sermon by Noank Pastor.
 Rev. C.. c. Pollock of Norwich preached to fair sized audience in the Congregational church Sunday morning. The subject of his discourse was GentIeness &
 Luke Murray Is painting three vile.
 A special meeting of the town school committee will be held at Led yard Center on Oct. 2.
 Probate Appeintment.
 The probate court has appointed William H. Thompson adrninistrator Of the estate of Agnes M. Thompson.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-26
CHESTERFIELD


 Mrs. Charles Powers and children spent Sunday with relatives in FYtch- ville
 Miss Myrtle Williams of Ohio is visiting MT. and Mrs. Lenord Williams
 Mrs. Ida Solomon of Norwich is visiting here.
 Mrs. Arthur Co1ey an dson Roger, or New York, are here for a visit.
 Mrs. Henry Smith was a. caller in Montville the first of the week.
 Mrs. Daniel Higgins and ,daushter Ethel were in Palmertown Sunday
 Mrs. Jennette Higgins has returned Eome, after spending a few days at Sunset cottage.
 Many pupils were absent from school on account of the Jewish i1oI- idays. .'',- MT. and Mrs, Louis Saul and chil- dren of New York are visiting MT, and Mrs. John KapIan.
 Miss Julia Sullivan spent the week don. Many from this place attended the Hamburg Fair. silos
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-26

Arthur Maine were in Westerly We'd nesday. Mrs. R. D. Maine bought an automobile as a present for her son, Wilson D.. Maine. The automobile winter by w. D. Maine. one of the crew at the life saving station there
 Water is very low in the brooks and ponds around here. The brook from Wyzssup pond does not run and is entirely dry i'm places. Green Falls reservoir is very low.