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The Dickinson press., 1914-09-26

Will take painting work as part
payment on a piano. Callsat the Big
Red Piano advertising pullman car on
P. track, across from the depot.
adv. YS Il % 9-26-1t
Mrs. Reilly Of Minneapolis, who
has been visiting in the city the past
few weeks, has been quite ill at the
home of Mrs. Catherine Ray the past
few days. +. =.
Willis Davidson had a birthday
dinner party Saturday evening at the
home of his parents, Manager and
Mrs. r. S. Davidson. It was his 18th
birthday and covers were laid for
eight. B.
Geo. D.. Upwright took a load of
wheat into South Heart on Tuesday
and sold at 95c per bushel. He thinks
the price will be as good or better
later in the season and will not be
in q hurry about marketing the bal
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Roberts and
Miss Ella Roberts, came in Wednes-
day morning from New England in
their car. They drove to New Eng
land from their ranch the day before,
stopping for the night with Mrs.
Roberts sister, Mrs. DR.. G. A. Sar-
Chef. t
Editor John M. Connolly of the
Hettinger County Herald, who has
been visiting in the East for over a
month, was in Montpelier, Vermont,
last week and called or Mrs. Jessie
E. Dewey and extended to her the
hearty sympathy Of many North Da-
kota friends in her time of deep sor-
row. F KS. AZ
Frank Roberts is one Of the
Billings county farmers who seeded
"a large acreage Of winter rye and
wheat last month. He has grown
winter rye successfully for several
years and decided to try wheat this
fall. AT the time he was in Dickin-
son this week it had not rained as
much as he thought was needed for
%sprouting all the grain, although the
most of it was coming in good shape,
The Dickinson press., 1914-09-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LOCAL NEWS :

r. Finger, a South Heart merchant,
was in Dickinson on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. a.. EScherffius en-
tertained the Card Club this week.
Mrs. w. E. Burhans of Sentinel
Butte was a visitor in the city on
Tuesday.
Will exchange high grade piano
for good second hand auto. Write
"Piano" care PRESS.-adv. 1t
$65 buys a good second hand piano,
call at the Big Red Piano advertising
al on N. P. track adv. 9-26-lt
For Sale Cheap-One two year old
horse. Inquire at J. I. CAGE 7. M.
Co.'S office, Dickinson, N. D.-adv.
9-26-2p
$500 player piano used 2 months,
will trade for a Ford auto, not later
than 1918 model. Write "Piano" care
aPRESS.-ady. &39 1t
J. A.. Currie had an auto break
down near South Heart on Sunday
evening. It had been raining and the
roads were bad.
Miss Myrtle johnson Of Bismarck
arrived in the city the middle Of the
u WEN - w EvAo1t sd OAAS IL gEHWVAt 4AVA
brother, ]. Z. Johnson.
Miss Della MolIoys 81. Manning has
been spending the week at the home
of her brother J. w. Molloy, in this
city and attending the Stark County
4 fair
Mrs. II. y. Reichert gave a lunch
con on Sunday at the st. Charles
Cafe for DR.. Anna Shaw, Mrs. DIR.
barrow and Mesdames Alice Conger
Hunter and Louisa "a. Conger.
Miss Caroline Chernausek gave q
china shower for Miss Marie Barbeau
at the VIM. Chernausek home on
Monday evening. The decorations Of
the rooms was quite unique, cupids
heart being used in abundance. The
guests numbered twenty young
ladies', who spent the evening playing
cards. lA dainty lunch was served by
the hostess assisted by Mrs. Mike
Drury. sa
The Dickinson press., 1914-09-26
GLADSTONE

Mrs. George w. Lee is recovering
from her recent illness. f
Mrs. M. C. Brown was on the sick
list the early part of the week. .
I. B. Hunt and George H. Wilson
were Dickinson visitors Saturday
evening. al
John Schultz purchased the George
Kauk residence property in town
early this week.
DR.. Nachtwey of Dickinson was a
professional caller in Gladstone Fri
day Of last week.
Math Bayer made business trip
to Dickinson Tuesday evening, re-
turning Wednesday.
Miss Adeline Jarvis went out to
her claim near lGraeber last Friday
morning on business, returning Sum
day. (
Frank Mesmer Of Richardton was
an arrival here Monday evening on a
business mission. He returned
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Mcclure and
daughter of Dickinson visited here at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. julius
Hollst Sunday afternoon and evening.
Peter Simon, accompanied by Mrs.
Simon and the children, went to
Dickinson Tuesday evening on bust
ness. They returned Wednesday.
Mrs. A. H. Koesel and children ar
lrived in Gladston, via auto, from
Richardton last Friday afternoon and
visited here over Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. S. Birdsall. E.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schielz and
little son returned the middle of the
week to their home in Hebron after
Ia weeks visit here at the home Of
slMr. and Mrs. Peter D~assinger. /,
Mrs. C. p. Eldred and daughter,
tClarice, and son, Preston, returned to
their home in Dickinson Sunday even
ing after visiting here for several
days with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Allie Moore returned Sunday
from New England, where she has
been the past two months. She is
visiting now at the home Of her par
ents, MI. and Mrs. Otto Larson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hoist autoed
Ito Dickinson Wednesday afternoons
where Mrs. Hoist took train&No. 9
for Avoca, Wis, where she will visit
for week with relatives and friends.
Miss Adeline Jarvis arrived here
Wednesday evening Of last week
from Glen Ulin. Miss Jarvis will
teach room ID in the Gladstone vii
lage school. She lis ro0ming at the y.
lis. Birdsall home:
The members of the Methodist
Ladies Aid Society were entertained
at lawn party by Mrs. Mary II.
Turner and Mrs. o. A.. Dietsche last
Friday afternoon. A delightful at
ternoon iis reported.
Miss Olivia Nelson came from Bel
field Saturday morning t visit for
the day with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. "A. Nelson. She returned ia
the evening accompanied by her
brother, Car, who is now attending
the Belfield school.
After an absence Of two months,
Miss Alma E1ston returned Tuesday
evening from her trip tol South Da-
kota, where she visited relatives and
friends iii Brookings, Bushnell,
The Dickinson press., 1914-09-26
STOMACH SUFFERERS! real
THIS.

So many stomach sufferers have
been benefited by a simple prescrip-
ton Of vegetable oils which cured a
Chicago druggist of chronic stomach,
liver and intestinal trouble of years
standing sta Ing: that ,, we want t you surely to
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy.
One dose will convince you. It usu-
ally gives wonderful relief within "a
hours-even in the most stubborn
cases. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach
Remedy is now sold here by T. J.
Greene & Co., and druggists every
where.-adv. 9-26-1t
The Dickinson press., 1914-09-26
BETTER MADE

Have you tried Black Silk Stove
Polish now being advertised in our
columns? This polish has had q
wonderful sale all over the country
and the manufacturers claim it is
more carefully made and made from
better materials than others on the
market. They also state that it
does not rub off or dust off and that
the shine lasts four times as long as
with the ordinary kind. If this is
true, and their claim seems to be
substantiated by abundant proof,
every housewife will certainly save a
lot Of disagreeable work by giving
Black Silk Stove Polish a fair trial.
adv. 9-26-1p
The Dickinson press., 1914-09-26

Aurora and Heckla. Miss Elston
says she had q delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Turner and
children autoed to Regent Wednes-
day morning. Mrs. Turner and the
children visited at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. F. L. Schnebly, for a few
days, while Mr.. Turner was attend
ing to business matters in New Eng
land and Hettingcr. They expected
to return home Saturday.
The Dickinson press., 1914-09-26
with the doctor.

with the doctor.
Miss Lillian Schofield, teacher Of
the primary grades, rented the Roger
residence, formerly occupied by the
Hanson family. Her mother will
arrive soon from Indiana and will
keep house for her daughter. The
Misses Weiss and Douglas will stay
at the Schofeld home.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
EAST KILLNCLY

Mrs. Isaac Mclean of Cranston, R. I, is visiting friends here for a few days.
 Miss Clara Hart spent Sunday in Putnam.
 Fred Smith and brother Stephen of Putnam Heights were Sunday guests of friends and relatives here
 Roy Smith of Chepachet, R. L, Hs- tied his parents here Sunday.
 Mrs. Ray Whipple of BallouvflIe was the guest Sunday of Mrs. Ernest Bur ton.
 Clarence Burgess of Chepachet, R. l., was a guest of Miss Nellie Chase over Sunday.
 Lyman Cross is visiting friends in Worcester this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Yare are wis., iting Mir Yare's parents in Stafford Springs for few days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Almond Bartlett of Danie1son visited relatives here NTon-
 George S. Shippee was in Putnam Friday.
 Walter Kreiger of Worcester has been spending a few days here with Edward Aldrich and family.
 MT. and Mrs. John ". Wade were guests of Providence friends Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
Windham County BROOKLYN
Hsetine of Wonen's c1ub-EEsens 8. Touns's FuneraI-34 Organize Red Cross League.

Mrs. Samuel F. Jarvis ana daugf1- er Ellen have returned to their home n Alien Hill after lengthy stay in ing1and-
 Dr. J. E. Ste2son of New Haven has cen the guest of his brother, Joseph ! Stetson. and wife and with gun in and visited again the scenes of his Dyhood.
 Prof. Rufus Sheldon and daughter aura have gone to their home in 6ttsdeid. Mass, for the winter. Charles H. Blake and daughter, florence M., were in Norwich Thurs BY.
 Rev. Dr. Blake and Mrs. Blake had s their guests for the week end and nzlday their daughter Mabel and a Fiend, Miss Lillian Brown, both of Eoston.
 Rev. George ". Clark and wife, now bstIed fin Hardwfck, Mass, have been Essts of Mrs. Mary Stanley and call- a or friends. Mr. Clark assisted Dr. snung et the Jail service Sunday af- k5ioon.
 The Baptist parsonage has been 3Sed ard electric light installed. Sam El H. Brown has also had his house fired.
 Wonaen'o Club Meets. f>Asa women's club met Monday af-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
ASHWuLETT

Mrs. $. Pugh of Ledyard was a business caller here the first of the week.
 MT. and Mrs. Grover c. Main enter tained the latter's brother. William Johnson, of Willimantic and sister, Miss Emma Johnson of New London, Sunday.
 Mrs Hattie Palmer has moved from Voluntown to the farm of Mrs. Hein- buck.
 The horse of Mrs. Sarah Barnes which was reported sick and coming blind has never had a sickness sinUe she owned it
 Mrs. Julia A Crumb was in Glasgo ind Voluntown on Tuesday.
 L Edwards was in North Stonfng- .on the first of the week.
 Denison EaswelI was in V0luntown Ire first of the week.
 The rain of Sunday night and Mon lay hedped the brooks ana springs, uarting some that were dry.
 A flock of geese flying souGhward Hst week was the first seen here.
 4 snow-nirage was seen in the sky Tuesday morning, the old saying be- ng: a warning for snow goon'
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
PACKER

The Ladies Aid society met with Mrs. Charles Hopkins of PIainfeld last Thursday.
 T. J. Brown was in New London Sunday.
 William lilly was in Hartford Mon day.
 MT. Stevenson of Hartford called at Edgewood Farm Monday
 Supervisor J. W. Doves visited school here Tuesday.
 At the chapel Wednesday the men met to shingle the churchc sheds. The ladies served the dinner, and in the af- ternoon they. tied a comforter
 Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Higgins at tended the Stubbert- Sayles wedding in Putnam Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Henry Truesdell, who has been in poor health for home time, has so far recovered that Miss Fannie Hop l5ins, who has been helping her, has returned to her home in Plainfeld
 T. J. Brown was in Norwich We'd neSday
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21

has been very ill with double pneumo- mia, remains comfortable.
 John Bradley. who recently finished work at the Central Worsted com pany's mill, has gone to Danielson, where he is watchman at the Daniel son gas plant.
 Moves to GreenevilIe.
 Pilot Dutton has moved his family to Greeneville, as the last Norwich Central electric car now stays nights in Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Costello, re- gently married, are to begin house. keeping in the tenemtn on Main street recently vacated by William Egan. Harry Stainthrope, clerk at -Brews- ter's store, is having a few days va cation. William Shaughnessey is as- sisting at the store.
 Club Entertains.
 The Adelphia club entertained a party of friends at their rooms in the Kennedy block Saturday evening. Mrs. Abby Lillibridge of Westerly, k. l., has been the guest of her sis ter. Mrs. George Loring.
 Frank Olds of Providence has been business visitor here.
 The Ladies' Aid society met at the church to sew Wednesday afternoon, Miss Phebe Barber is spending a few days at John B. Vaughn's in Norwich.
 
 nam spent Sunday at Israel Eeguin's Henry Loughran has an automobile. MT. Barry of Wauregan is assisting at the Central hotel.
 Frederick J. Eaton of Providence visited his mother, Mrs. Henry Frink, Wednesday.
 Mothers Death at WiTIinantic, MT. and Mrs. L. Howard Cross have been spending several days at the home Of MT. Cross brother, Edwin Cross, in Willimantic, on account of the illness and death of MT. Cross mother, Mrs. Lucy Fitch Cross, who was taken ill with pneumonia while visiting at her sons home.
 Mrs. Celinda McStay has returned from 8 few days stay at Carl Matln- eWson's in PlainfieId.
 Mrs William Dean and Miss Pflehe Barber weresin Mansfield Center Mon- day to attend the funeral of Mrs, Lucy Cross.
 Will Attend Game.
 Miss Louise TiIlinghast will attend the Yale Harvard game at New Haven today 0Saturday) and will spend Sun day with her sister, Miss Helen Til. linghast, who attends the Phelps school in Wallingford.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21

MT. and Mrs. Ed. Dreher and Julius Atkins, visited MT. Atkins niece, Mrs William Pearle, recently. While there the men enjoyed 8 days hunting.
 W. H. Hammond is having a eel lar wall laid and when it is com pleted will move the barn onto 1t. which he recently purchased from Mrs. Babcock.
 The local grange was invited to Scotland to furnish the program for that grange last Friday evening.
 Mrs. R. E. Pearle visited her par ents. MT. and Mrs. c. F. Brenn, in Scotland, Thursday.
 Owing to the storm lest Sunday the lecture which was to be given in the church by @ Belgium refugee was postponed.
 Fun at the Grange.
 Little River grange held its meet ing fin Grange hall Friday evening, the 18th. The lecturers program was very interesting. The principal fea- ture was a women's debate. Resolved, That We Are in More Danger from Over-Eating Than from Tuberculosis. There was also roll call for the brothers. The married brothers re- sponded by telling a favorite dish their samples of same. The unmarried ones responded by telling their favorite fruit, bringing some of that. Another feature was 8 Grand Horse show, con- sisting of a contest as to who could draw the best sketch of horse. Wor- thy Master Burnham received the booby prize, he drawing a saw horse. After the meeting the collation. which was exhibited earlier in the evening
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
DAYVLE
Club - Assawauea Company Gets Order for Army Goods.

Mrs. W. c. Darrow is in Worcester this week.
 Mrs. Benjamin Cogswel and Miss Bernice Cogswen were in Boston on Tuesday. --.- Miss Gertrude Brooks of Worcester spent several days recently with Mrs. Fred W. Burnett.
 Judge s. S. Russell and wife will at tend the Yale-Harvard football game today (Saturday). today (Saturday). Ambrose Brooks also attends the game.
 Henry Miller of Townsend, Mass, spent the week end in DaYViile. Willard Bennett of Providence spent Sunday at his home.
 The Ladies' Aid society met Tues day with Mrs. F. W. Burnett.
 illustrated Lecture. The Mems club gave a delightful evening at their open meeting Mon day. Rev. MT. Sargent of Putnam gave an illustrated lecture on Holland Harris Arnold has been entertaining his mother. Mrs. Edwin Arnold.
 Order for Army Goods.
 The Assawauga company has re- ceived an order for army goods which will make business boom for several weeks.
 William Watson is making a trip to South Carolina
 A tailor shop has been opened here.
 MT. and Mrs. N. L. Greig were guests of Hon. Angus Park at Han over for the week end.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
SCOTLAND
Miss Murphy Sells Forty Turkeys al Good Price-Thirty- five SkunI<a Caught. @.--

.AIr.e and Mrs. William Buruham having completed their new residence will soon occupy it.
 Mrs. AddieN Fuller is spending the winter with Mrs. Susan Willis.
 A. sidewalk is being constructed along the new state road, in the cen- ter.
 The selectmen are now building the railings along the. state road.
 Turkeys Profitable.
 Miss Kate Murphy, who raised about forty turkeys this season. has sold them all at a good price. z-- :I Grattans Brothers have caught thir- ty-five skunks this season.
 Move to WiIiimantie.
 Miss Belle Cady, and her sister, Mrs. Hall and family, are moving to their new residence. on Pleasant street, Wiilimantic.
 The Charles Willis place is now, ,oc- -cupied by James McCarty. and farn- fly.
 The W. C.. T. U. held public meet ing. Tuesday evening. A short eHter- tainment was enjoyed by all:
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
SHUNOC

Mrs. Mary A. Miller is entertaining
 Mrs. Minnie Maine and Mrs. Bliss of Boston.
 Richard Wheeler, Miss Ella J. Wheeler, Mrs. c. D. Coates, Miss An- Hie Maine and Ansel Coates were the guests of Capt Allen Wheeler, Fri day.
 The household effects of Mrs. Maria Rathbun were sold at public auction. Tuesday. George A. Pendleton was the auctioneer. The property brought good prices.
 Principal A. B. Merrill of New Ha- ven delivered an able lecture at the Wheeler school hall. Tuesday evening. Other speakers at the meeting were Prof. ". W. Evans and Prof R. O. Moos. Miss Grace S. Maine, a teach pr in the Grammar school at the vil- age, sang a solo with fine effect. The exercises closed with singing by the students of America.
 The North. Stonington grange is planning to give a rabbit supper soon tn Grange hall
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
New London County
MONTVnLE
Lceai DeIesa4es to c. E. Union Meet. ina-sale and Supper of Ladies' Aid Society Clears $f26.


 Rev. George C. Chappen win speak in the Union Baptist church Sunday morning at 1o.45. Subject. Reasons for Thanksgiving. Bible school at 12. The pastor will speak at the 6.So ser vice from the subject The Song of the M Miss Susie M. Wood has been work ing at the town clerks office this Rev. George c. chappell was a de1e- gate from the Baptist Bible school to the state Sunday school convention in Meriden last week. MT. Chappell cali ed on relatives in Chester and Middle town.
 Principal Waiter A. Towne of New London was the special speaker at the Union Baptist church Sunday evening. Nov. 8. Supt Edward J. Graham of early date.
 Attended c. E. Meeting.
 Delegates attending the New Lon don Christian Endeavor union meeting tn New London were Miss Florence Chapman, Edward Smith, Miss Gladys Doe and Pastor Chappen.
 Special Prayer Meeting.
 An unusually large number attend cd the special prayer meeting at the Baptist church Friday evening, Nov. 6. when Rev. J. B. SIocum. D. D., of MacNal1y of New London and Dr. A, B. Coats of Hartford will conduct two special meetings before Dec. IS.
 Cleared About SIPS.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church held the annual sale and supper at Palmer Memorial hall Wed nesday afternoon and evening this week. They cleared about $125.
 George Wood of Providence was the guest of local relatives over Sunday. Mfr. and Mrs. F. J. Hope were guests of relatives in Hartford over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
PENOLETON HILL.

Miss Bessie Thompson spent Sunday tt her home in Bradford, R. I. Miss Thompson now has 19 pupils at the Hill school. the largest number regis tered here in many years.
 On account of the rain Thursday the Ladies' Aid society held their sew- ing society Friday at the parsonage.
 Clark Coon, who teaches at Stone Hill, spent Sunday with his parents, Deacon and Mrs. E. B. Coon
 Charles Brown and Will Stewart of North Stonington village appraised the estate of the late Erastus Parks Wednesday. Mrs. Oscar Miner has been appointed adIninistratrix of the same estate.
 John Watson has been confined to the house on account of blood poison ing. His son William has been taking his place as sawyer at Malcom Fhompson's mill
 Miss Grace Willard and Miss Hogg of Westerly have been spending a. short time at WyasSup.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

ternoon, the Misses Palmer being hostesses. Mrs. J. Sprague Bard read a paper on Milton and Rev. E. F. Gen. ung, D. D. one on Origin of the Great Political Parties.
 met at the home of Mrs. George l.. Sweet,
 The Congregational parsonage is be- ing painted.
 Tuesday evening the body of Eugene
 Tuesday morning the body of Eu- gene B. Young was brought from Hartford and buried in the Old Trim ity cemetery, Rev. Alvin F. Knell, rec tor of Trinity church, officiating.
 Red Cross League.
 Tuesday afternoon a meeting of the townspeople was held at the home of the Misses Dyer and a Red Cross league was formed with Miss Anna Dyer, president; Mrs. G. F. Genung, vice president, and Mrs. Anna B. Cummings, secretary and treasurer. Thirty-four joined the league and each paid ten cents towards a fund A committee from each church was ap- pointed to arrange for a supper.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
SOUTH KILLNCLY

c. McBain has improved his house by the addition of a piazza. : Oscar Clarke spent the weak end at c, R. Barlow's.
 The dance in Tewgood's hall Satur- day evening was well attended.
 Carleton FisSe of Jewett City spent the week end with friends here and at tended the dance.
 Mrs Gendreau is visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Bartbeau. in Norwich.
 Mrs. Albert Pike has returned from a weeks visit with her nephew, Ernest Hally of Hartford.
 A. E. Hail and Clayton wrfEnt of Elmville spent Tuesday with F. L. Wright of Pomfret.
 The L. D. S. is Co meet in Grange hall this tSaturday) evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21

A meeting was held Tuesday evening and plans made to collect funds for the relief of the needy people of Belgium. The Book club met Tuesday evening. A paper on France was read by Mrs. Newton. and a paper on England by Mrs. Frazier. Plans for Red Cross work were made.
 The Ladies' circle met with Mrs. H. F. Judkins on Thursday afternoon. Birthday Social.
 Thursday evening a birthday social of the '. P. s. c. E. was held in the church vestry. which was prettily dec- orated. Refreshments were served
 GIee Club Concert.
 The Wesleyan Glee club gave a con- cert in the college hall Friday evening which was attended by a large and ap- preciative audience.
 Pancake Supper.
 The Girls club, Beta Gamma Kappa, had a pancake supper in Grove cottage Saturday evening.
 No Visitors to Barn. Since the outbreak of the foot and mouth disease in Connecticut all vis- itors are excluded from the college cattle barn.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
SOUTH WINDHAM
Local Guests at Church Wedding
 Farewell Party for James Adams.

Farewell Party for James Adams.
 MT. and Mhrs. William Burnha1n of Scotland. MT. and Mrs. John Ashley of Ulysses, Neb.. Mrs. Mary Phillips of Waterbury and John Witter of Wfl1imantic were entertained Sunday by Mrs. Henry Palmer.
 Guests at Wedding.
 MT and Mrs. William Shea of New Britain, the Misses Shea of New Ha- ven. MT and Mrs. F. l.. McGuire, Miss Nellie FOran and John Foran of New London and Miss Ennes of Boston at tended the wedding of Miss Florence Backus of this place and George Ennes of Grafton. at St. Joseph's church at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning.
 Miss Grace Lewis is very i'll with diphtheria.
 Mrs. Charles Maynard, who has been at the Hartford hospital for a number of weeks, is rapidly improving and is expected home at an early date.
 Surprise Party.
 A pleasant surprise party was held at the home of Miss I've Adams Wed nesday evening. It was given as a farewell party for James Adams, who is shortly to leave for Groton.
 Mrs. Henry Scribner is confined to the house by illness.
 Mrs. Arthur Sweet spent Sunday with friends in Providence.
 Miss Eliza Hatch, Mrs. George Styles and Mrs. Arthur Sweet attend ed the annual meeting of the Needle work guild in W1llimantic Wednes- dav-