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Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-26
GOSHEN
Sixteen Boys and Girls Enter Fowls in Egg Laying contest-christmas Tree at School.

Miss Hattie N. York of Poquonnoc has been spending the past week with Goshen friends.
 Royce Mccall of Storrs college spent the week end at the home of his par ents.
 Mrs. George Chappell has been yis- iting friends in Gilead.
 Rev. John H. Knott gave an impress slve Christmas sermon Sunday. talk ing for his text: Behold, bring you good tidings which shall be unto all people. The annual business meeting of the Y. P. S. c. F. was held at the close of the evening meeting.
 Ice had attained the thickness of four inches and fine skating was be- ing enjoyed by the young people be- fore the storm.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. R, York are spend Ing the holidays with friends in Bos- ton.
 Royce Mccall is home from Storrs College for two weeks vacation.
 Special Closing Exercises.
 The schools in districts No. 8, No 10 and No. 12 closed Thursday for the holidays. A feature that pleased the pupils greatly was the Christmas trees that were loaded with packages, candy, oranges and gifts for the children.
 The Sunday school held their Christ
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-26
GALES FERRY
Special Closing Exercises at Miss chapman's Schcol-Progress To- wards Securing Organ Fund.

There was a good attendance at the closing of the village school, taught by Miss Grace Chapman on last Fri day afternoon. The programme con a Christmas tree. Solos were sung by Ernestine Talbot and Lester Whit man. A dialogue was given by the school.
 Miss Potter of Woodstock. assistant supervisor of schools was present. After two weeks vacation, the winter term will open, January 1.
 On the Sunday morning before Christmas in the NJ. F. church. Rev. James M. Potter spoke on the Strat- egy of God in His Son Galatians, " f, this being the third in his series of sermons leading to Christmas.
 Several children sang at the offer tory, Silent Night, they were Marie and Gertrude Allen, Mary and Made line Birch, and Lester Whitman.
 At the Sunday school session, Su- perintendent CourtIand B. Colver, an- nounced pleasing progress in the so- Iiciting for the new organ fund
 Epworth League Meeting.
 Mrs. Henry W. Hurlbutt led the Sunday evening Epworth League ser vice, substituting for her daughter Mrs. Edmund P. Norman, who is now living in Canada The topic was The Most Beautiful Birthday Song. There SpSI4dA SinSAI5 ny 1AdA4G clIA Gertrude Allen.
 Attended Norwich Concert. Those attending the concert given ir Norwich Tuesday evening, under the auspices of the Y M C. A. in tho Central Baptist church, were Mrs James M. Potter, Mrs. Delphine Fish MT. and Mrs. D. c. Perkins and Misses Alice Satterlee. Emma A. Perkins Jennie c. Perkins, with D. R. Povey Ind Mrs. Eugene La Fontaine anC Ter daughter, Miss Grace A. Chapman of AIlyn's Point
 Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Patterson ot New London were guests for tn, and Mrs John J. Lawless. Mrs. Harry Allyn and daughter l Miss Flora, of Mystic, were recen suests at the home of Moves B. Al lyn in the village.
 Miss Carrie Chapman of Norwich dred Emily Pierce, at her home a Allyn's Point.
 Mrs. J. Harrison Davis of Laure ! Hill, Norwich, visited her father, Johl Watson of the Stoddard district las Saturday.
 Purchased Christmas Tree Gifts.
 The committee for purchasing gift for the Christmas tree for the Sun l lay school made their purchases il 
 Mrs. Charles H. Winchester O 1 Norwich, was a guest last week Wed ! nesday of her sister, Mrs. Charles J 1 Pierce.
 Mrs. Lydia Maynard visited he sister, Mrs. Ellen s. Satterlee at tn home of her daughter. Mrs. Ere Richards of Laurel Hill, Wednes | day.
 Misses AdeIine and Grace Povey were recent guests of their brother D. R. Povey at his farm near tn ! village.
 Mrs. Anabelia Latimer of Palmer l town and Miss Winnie Turner of Ne7 l London, were callers recently at tn home of MT. and Mrs. Edward R. Lat ! inner.
 Attorney John J. LawIess went t I New York Monday to try a cas against tho Hally- McNally Construc tion company of that city
 Mrs. John S. Noland of New Lon l don was a recent visitor at the honn of MT: and Mrs. Cyrus Chapman ( the Stoddard district
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-26
LEBANON
Those Who Won Prizes at Recent
 Whist-Briefs and Personals.

Those Who Won Prizes at Recent
 Whist-Briefs and Personals.
 A whist party was held Friday even ing in Grange hall. Twelve tables were played. The following prizes were awarded: LadieS-First, Gladys Hewitt; second Mrs. David Pitcher. Gentlemen'e-First, Ralph Blakeslee; second, Arthur Hewitt. Consolation awards, Florence Loomis and Wilton HoXie.
 Brief Items.
 Helen Selleck and rancis Selleck, Of Exeter, N. H., are at F. K. Moves.
 George Greene of Waterford was in town one day last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Fowler have returned home after spending a few days in New York. Edith Tucker was in New London and Waterford last Friday.
 Mabel Moves has returned after spending short time in Exeter, N. H MT. and Mrs. E. A. Hoxie were in l Norwich Wednesday. Elizabeth Dray of New London has l been at E. J. Fuckers for a few da, Lewis Greene spent Christmas at his home in Waterford. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Troland and | daughter Doris were in New London | over Christmas.
 Schools in town closed Wednesday | for the holiday vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-26

The Plainfield High school senior play at the Peoples theatre at Moosup Friday evening was a great success. The drama Aaron Boggs, Freshman, was given.
 Mrs. FarIand's Funeral.
 Mrs. Joseph tarland died Sunday afternoon after an illness of several months, although confined to her bed but few hours. She had heart trou- bic. She leaves, besides her husband, three daughters. Mrs. Annie Mahew and Miss Myra Farland, who live at home, and Mrs. Carrie Brewer, of Put nam, and four grandchildren, Miss Myra Mahew. Clement and Marjorie Mahew and Miss Inez Brewer. The funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Farland home. Rev. Ernest Loomis. pastor of the Baptist church in Moosup, off1ciated. Two selections were sung by Mrs. Charles Bragg and Mrs. Erwin Whitehead The bearers were Everett Ladd. Arthur Fly CTS, l.. Howard Cross and George Street. Burial was at Evergreen cem- etery.
 Brief Local Notes.
 Mrs. Cyrus Tourtelotte of East Thompson has been spending several 'a'0 here aS@isting in caring for Al pheus der
 l wich visitor Saturday.
 Miss Mary Byles, who attends the WiIlimantic Normal school, is spend | ing the vacation at her home. William Jennings has moved his family to Quinebaug.
 Leaves sackus Hospital. | Miss Mary Sinners has retur. ed | from the Backus hOspi al, where sh, has had an operation performed. She | will remain with her sister, Mrs ! Thomas Carlan a few days before re- turning to Danielson. | Miss Stella afrance, who attends 2rown university. is at her home fol the holidays.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Cooper anC | dc cughter. Virginia Cooper were il | Norwich Tuesday
 Earl Davis of Manchester. N. H.. il Mrs. Arthur Davis.
 Miss Emma Greenhalgh, wh, teaches in the high school in Read vile. Mass, is spending the vacation at her home.
 Mrs. Georoe Street was a Norwich visitor Wednesday.
 Miss Florence Donovan, who attend | the Baltic convent, is spending he vacation with her parents Mir. an, Mrs. Den7is Donovan.
 Miss Elsie Ladd was in Norwici Wednesday,.
 Miss Ruth Rogue of Norwich is wis iting her cousin. Miss Beatrice Dean
 Holi6ay Guests in Norwich.
 Mrs. Mortimer Stetson and daugh ters. Elizabeth and Lois, spent Christ mas with relatives in Norwich.
 Mrs. Arthur Bavaria and baby c Westerly are visiting Mrs Favaria' perentS. MT. and Mrs William Elliot
 Miss Lila SchofeId of Boston is wis iting at Mrs. Arnold B. Mathewson's
 Miss Rose E. Seguin, who attend the Boston Conservatory of Music. i spending a few days with her parents Mir. and Mrs. Israel Seguin.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-26
New London County
LEDYARD
Mr. 5arrett's Pupils Carry Out Enter tainins Programme - Exercises Ir District 4-Stoddard School, With But Two Pupils, Closed.


 The following exercises were given by Arthur D. Barrett, teacher, and the pupils of district No. 6. Church HILL last Friday afternoon: Song, America school; recitations, December Gifts, James Gray; The Christmas Doll: Lea weissler; song, The Snowbird. school; recitations, Sheridan's Ride, Elmer Avery; The Wonderful Tree, Veronica PIopa: talks to the children on the Spirit of Christmas. the Rev. Giles F. Goodenough: recitations, Song TOT Christmas, Fred Schultz; From Day to Dav Frieda Goodenough; song. Lu- ther's Cradle Hymn, school; recita- tions, The Christmas Tree, Celia Hal uern: The One Who Knows, Hymen Weissler: Christmas Night. Calvin Gray. Bridget Plopa. Tony Pianka; recitations, Seems to Me, Donald Avery; Santa Claus. Robert Avery; closing song, Sweet Alton, by school: The school room had been decorated with greens, and the pupils had tree The following parents were present: Rev. and Mrs. Goodenough, MrS Schultz Mrs. Halpern, Mrs. Avery, Mrs Barrett, with her son John.
 c. E. Meeting.
 4 Christian Endeavor meeting was held fin the church Sunday evening and was conducted by Miss Nellie Geer. Regular meetings will be held in the future, weather permitting.
 A Christmas entertainment is to be held in the vestry of the Congregation al church on Monday evening for the Sunday school.
 MT. Savage of Mansfield was bust ness caller in town Wednesday.
 In District No. 4.
 The following programme was car ried out at the closing exercises In Miss Susan F. Lambs school in district No. 4: Recitations. Signs of Christmas, Raymond Gleason; The Pine Trees Reward, Helen Gleason; A Turkey Lament Calvin Main; A Christmas Carol, Carl Holdridge; The Birds Christmas Carol, Leslie Holdrtdge; HfIda's Christmas, Carrie, Main; His Katherine Cubauski; The Marriage o1 Santa Claus, Helen Gleason: Cake for Santa Claus, Raymond Allen; Quite Like a Stocking, Calvin Main; The First Snowfall, Carl HoIdridge: o Lit tIe Town of Bethlehem, school: Little Lord Jesus, Katherine Cubaush; The Builders, school; Christmas at the North Pole John Barrett. The teach CT and pupils received many gifts.
 William l. Allyn is to erect an addi- ton to his COW barn and is contem- plating keeping more cows.
 Edwin Reyno1ds/of Providence has been making visit at the Reynolds homestead.
 Theo Avery of storrs is staying two weeks at the home of his parents. MT and Mrs. E. T. Avery.
 Miss Susan Lamb is spending hel vacation with her mother, Mrs. Fannie Lamb, near Old Mystic
 School Closed.
 The Stoddard school has been closed by the town school committee, only two pupils attending school
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ton with their parents. MT. and Mrs. $. N. Billings.
 Miss Grace D. Wheeler was the guest of her cousin, Mrs Hiram Gift, of Mystic, over Sunday.
 Seth N. Williams lost his valuable mare, sAela Bell Sunday evening, suddenly after a short sickness
 Miss Martha Williams accom- panied by a friend, Miss Eloise Peck inpaugh, of Indiana, who are at the N. B. Conservatory of Music, in Bos- ton. arrived home Wednesday night to srend the holidays. Miss Peckin- paugh, who is a fine singer will sing al the Mystic Congregational church next Sunday.
 The Sunday school will have a Christmas entertainment Monday ev- ening in the church parlors.
 Roscoe Burrows and friend from Mystic were callers at Maple Lawn Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-26
OLD MYSTIC
Schools Close With Special Exercises Riverhead Farm Poultry Win Prizes at Springfield Show.

HhHSTHSdo arm TOulIFV win FFtZeS
 at Springfield Show.
 The Old Mystic school closed We'd nesday, Dec. g, with Christmas tree and the. following exercises: Song, Christmas Day in the Morning, school; ; song, The First Noel, school; recita- tions. A Christmas Problem, George Mariners; When Christmas Comes, Mary Welles; song. Sleep, Holy Babe, school; song, The Birthday of a King, Eleanor Burrows, Walter Shackford, Lena Satin; recitation, Old Santa Siaus' Anna Congdon; exercise, The Song, the Star and the Story; recita- ton, Playing Santa Claus, Thomasine Marchand; songs, Holy Night, Silent Night, school; Hark! the Herald An gels Sing; reading, Mrs. Santa Claus, Bertha Main: recitation, Sitting JJp for Santa, Dorothy Whiting; songs, Come, All Ye Faithful, school; Under the Stars, school; recitations, Oh, Hark to Sound of the Carols Lucy Whitford i: The Night Before Christmas, Fred Marchand; Attilio Serafin; closing closing song, Good Night and Christ mas Prayer. After the rendering ot the programme, Mrs. Florence Clapp principal of. the grammar school, was presented handsome bouquet of dark red carnations and ferns from the pu- piLs of the eighth grade. Miss Lucy Whitford making the presentation speech, after which the other teach CTS, Miss Eldred, Miss Clark and Miss Eckman. distributed the presents from the Christmas tree to the pupils. Later each pupil was presented a box oi Christmas candy.
 Insurance Adjusted.
 The insurance .adjuster was at Riv- erview cottage Saturday and settled the loss on the James Eldredge house recently destroyed by fire.
 n.i-.. Ernest W. Brown attended the l seventh annual exhibit of the Spring. | field Poultry club, held the past week in the new auditorium at Springfield Mass. MT. Brown brought back si2 official ribbons from the Nationa American Poultry association for Rfv. | erhead poultry exhibited there
 eoth Birthday. Amos B. Taylor, who reached hi | 90th birthday Monday, Dec. 21st, re ceived a postcard shower from man! friends and acquaintances.
 Leaves Albany Hospital. l The condition of Miss Marguerite | EIdredge, daughter of Rev. and Mrs Charles -Leayens Eldredge, has s moved from the Albany, N. Y, hospi tai to her home in Whitehall, N. Y.
 The Baptist Sunday school will hol a Christmas concert Sunday evening l Dec. 27th.
 Frank W. Fosdick, civil engineer from Wisconsin, was recent visito Il at RiyervieW cottage.
 T Mrs. Albert Burrows, who broke he ankle two weeks ago, is improvin very slowly.
 'l MT. and Mrs. Edward Burrows C1ar have returned from their honeymoo trip and will reside near the Mysti . Oral school.
 | Rev. Herbert Bacon Hutchins req ], The Magi of the West. by Rev. Fred erIck B. Dewhurst, at last Sunda evenings service at the Baptist churcl sl Roy lift has safely arrived at Mas
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 Mrs. Clinton Carr of South Wind ham spent Friday with Hattie Philips MT. Elmer Tarbox of Jewett Cit; spent Sunday with MT. Fred Haskell
 Pupils Entertain.
 Schools closed Friday for two weefa vacation having exercises and tree The school room was decorated witl evergreen and hemlock boughs, ant an elaborately trimmed tree stood 1T one corner of the room. The parent and many friends of the children cant to hear the following excellent pro ramme:
 Recitation, Amos Gravlin. A Merrs Christmas, Freda Walsh; What Dt 5els on Christmas Say, Edward Sim. ino; Hard Times For Georgie, Teddy Simino; Kris Kringle, exercise by the school; The Old Glad Christmas Story sung by the school; Away in a Mang' CT; recitation, Edna Ssmino; Naming Dolly. Arthur Milliard: I've Hung UT Iy Stocking, Jo eph Walsh; .Cnald Smith; A Note to Santa Claus fired Sim4no: Santa in a Flat song y school. Jolly Old St. Nicholas; reel. tationr Freddie Gray in; Santa's Cake Rose Sfmino; Christmas Comes Bu' Once Year, Fredie Wheeler; I wrote a Letter to Santa Claus, Cordelis smith; Hang Up Baby's Stocking reda Walker; song by the school ngle Bells.
 : fter the exercise the presents wer, tributed by T. J. Brown, dressed Santa Claus. Much praise wa. estowed upon the teacher, Miss Ey. elyn Strong, for the excellent wori lone by the children. The eKercisei osed for the afternoon by the chil iren giving three rousing cheers fo the teacher.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-26
DAYVTLLE
Mill Busy With Rush Orders on Army
 Cloth.

Mir. and Mrs. BenIamin CoeswelI. Miss Bernice CoosweIl and W. D. CoesweII spent Christmas in worces- ter with their sister, Mrs. Frank Bai- lev Mrs. c. A. Russell has for guests VT and Mrs. c. W. W. Atwood of Dar3elson
 Mrs. Mary D. Stokes is the guest of her son. Charles Stokes. during the holidays.
 Fred Fellows and Mrs O. J. Bellows were called to Providence to attend the funeral of Mrs. Bellows daughter. Mrs. Pierce.
 Making Army Cloth.
 The Assawauga company is rushing the mill work. as they have several big orders on arn1v ooods.
 Paid in Gold. The Assa wa uga company paid their heID Tn gold for Christmss nav week.
 MT and Mrs. Ernest Bellows were Nrs Virginia Blake.
 Jannes 1SIanchard and Miss Nvr+ice Blanchard are spending Christmas with Mrs. Frederick Rogers of Provi- dence
 Tree Yields Many Gifts. The entertainment in Columbia hall by the Sunday school Thursday even- ing was a very pleasant and success | fuI affair, the Christmas tree yielding many presents to the children. MT | and Nrs. A. T.. Wolfe hadst the affair ir | charge.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. L. Greig spent | rrh~'strras with Angus Park and fam iIy in Hanover. Hosea Green and J. A. Iathrop GOV. cred their route from Killinglv post. office on Christmas day. as the law requires.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-26

scituate, R. L. to visit friends for 2 few weeks.
 Joseph Dumas. IT,. was a guest of friends In Ballouvilie Tuesday even ing.
 Wednesday,
 The exercises in the schoolhouse "Wednesday night were well carried out The following program was giy- en:
 Song, Merry Christmas to All; reef tation, Merry Christmas My Gift; song, Silent Night: recitation. The Christ mas Tree; song. Christmas Bells: reel tations, Telephone Message, A Real Grandma, Jesus. the Royal Stranger: song, See Where the Stars: recitation, Where, Where Is He? song The Bells Are Ringing; recitation. The Christ mas Story; dialogue. Jack Horner 6 Christmas Pie, Pearls Christmas, 4 Christmas Dream; song, The World Needs Christmas Cheer. The singing was fine under the d. rection of Miss Main. Chairs had tc | be brought in to accommodate the many visitors. The tree was lader with presents for every pupil
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-26
HAMBURG

Dr. Ely is sick with pneumonia. Dr. Bradeen of Essex is attending him i; also trained nurse from New Haven.
 Mrs. Lyman Harding was called to Norwich Thursday by the death of her sister, Mrs. George Ravens.
 Thelma and Hamilton Bill of Deep River are spending the holidays with their grandparents in Sterling City.
 Miss May Harding went to New London the first the week to visit Mrs. Harry Walsh
 Lodowick Bill had the luck to kill fox last week.
 Reginald Lord and a party of school mates attended the basketball game in Essex Wednesday night
 An equal suffrage league was organ ized here last week by Miss EnaiIy Pierson of Cromwell.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-26
WI%DHAM
Party For School Children at eioss ei Term-sunday School Supper and Trss.

eTm-SoHody 0SHOot SePPSF AuS
 Trss.
 School closed Thursday noon for ths holidays. The children had a party with cake and cocoa Each child wac iven box of candy by the teachers. Mfr. and Mrs. Halsey Kelley and chti- Iren of Winthrop, Mass. are spending he holidays with Postmaster L + and Clara Johnson .-r-
 Miss Dorothy Prentice of New Britain was the guest of Mrs. Homer
 ood from Monday. to Wednes. day. -..
 Miss Marian Larrabee and her room mate at Simmons college, Boston, ara 1t Charles Larrabee's.
 Miss Anna Bates of the -Gilbert school Winsted, is at home. ,s.
 Guests at Dr. Guilds include Mrs and Mrs. E. W. McGuire of Brook .yn, N. Y., Miss S. B. Clark of Put nam.
 Ralph and Lester Eaton of Bellows Falls, Vt, are at Homer Woods. They and their brother Alfred spent Christ mas day with their mother who is in sanitarium in Worcester.
 Sunday School Christmas Supper.
 The children of the Congregational Sunday school had their annual sup per and tree in the chapel Christmas eve, followed by song service under the direction of Superintendent and Mrs. H. c. Lathrop.
 Christmas Sunday will be observed at the Congregational church tomor- row with Christmas music.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-26
SCOTLAND

There are several cases of chicken pax, and ore case of humps in town.
 J. B. Ashcraft's place Is now occu- pied by a family from Pennsylvania.
 Owing to the storm Saturday night. there were but 2S at the singing school.
 Miss Charlottee Lowering of Ply mouth. Mass. is the guest of her par ents, MT and Mrs. Lowering, for the Christmas recess.
 Thursday for the holiday recess, open ing again January 4th.
 Miss Gladys Geer of New York is at home over the Christmas vacation
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-26
THOMPSON
Congregational Sunday School Gives Up Price of Christmas Tree ana Decorations to Belgian Fund.

Rev. Arnold V. Hanzinga was in town Tuesday.
 Mrs. Hutchins had a fall on the ice Monday making quite a gash in her scalp, which had to be closed with several stitches.
 Mrs. Minnie Whittemore is spending the holidays in Worcester with her son, Harry Whittemore.
 Miss Annie Cunning, teacher in Briar Cliff Manor. is at home for the holidays.
 Miss Mary Chase of Southbridge Is at her fathers, Nathan Glasses
 Mrs. Frank E. Knight has gone to Providence to visit her brother and sisters
 Charles Anderson has been enter taining his son.
 The Congregational Sunday school members had their Christmas enter tainment at the vestry Friday evening The Sunday school voted to send what the fruits of the tree would cost to the Belgian sufferers
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entertaining Miss Priscilla Alden Bill ings, teacher in the public schools in Holland.
 The business meeting of the Sec ond Baptist church society will be held today (Saturday).
 Christmas exercises and trees were held Thursday evening in many of the churches locally and pleasant and en- joyable occasions were the result.
 Miss Witter has resigned as a teacher here to teach in Hopkinton, R. I.
 Tho local stores have done large business. during Christmas,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-26
SHUNOC

Mrs. Marie W. Merrill, who has been seriously i'll for number of weeks is slowly improving.
 Rev. John M. Collins delivered an interesting Christmas sermon at the Second Baptist church Sunday morn ing to an appreciative audience.
 An oyster supper and sale held al the home of Edgar W. Chapman, on Friday evening. for the benefit of the Third Baptist church. The whole af- fair was a decided success.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Henry p. Crandau art
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-26
CLARK'S FALLS
Business Improving at the Felt Mill
 Chapel Entertainment.

Cassius Collins, E. P. Chapman, MT. and Mrs. Horace F. Palmer. Mrs, George F. Hill and Charles Palmer, the R. F. D. carrier, were in West erly Tuesday afternoon
 There was an entertainment at Clark's Falls chapel Saturday evening, As there was not a very large attend ance. on account of the storm. it is to be repeated in a short time.
 Business is better at the felt mill, but the mill closed over Christmas.
 MT. and Mrs. G. W. Burdtck and daughter Evelyn were guests Sunday Of MT. and Mrs. Horace Palmer,
 Horace Palmer visited his son William B. Palmer, at the state hos pital at Norwich Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-26
ASHWILLETT

Parties from Groton are cartins brush to the birch mill near CIarks Falls, from the Pugh farm.
 Mrs. Nathan Main was a recent guest ot her daughter, Mrs. Charles Palmer in North Stonington.
 n. S. Guile of Poquetanuck was a recent caller here
 Mrs. Julia A. Crunb entertained her brother Charles Wilcox and bride oi Ledyard over night recently.
 The first snow storm turned into rain and left the ground covered with
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-26

Sixteen boys and girls of Lebanon and Goshen have enterted five fowls each in the egg laying contest begin ming with the month of November. An accurate account will be kept each month and for the year. The three leading contestants for November were: Edward Mccall, 70 eggs; Ralph Taylor, g egg5; Arthur Randall. IS
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ROAD SOCIETY
(Stoning ngton.)

Mrs. Mary Wheeler is at home for the holidays.
 Misses Priscilla and Lucy Billings returned this week to spend the vaea-
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EAST KILLNCLY

Miss Nellie M Chase spent the week end with friends in Providence.
 Mrs Martha Anderson has gone to
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Nd ohieotior to That

Brother Bryan thinks we shouldn't try to lick anybody; but we are priv legged to lick all the war tax stamps we choose.@St. Louis lobe-Democrat.
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LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
Yeuna Poultry Experts.

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