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Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
Woodland Fire.
WINDHAM
Temperance Movement to Be Described by Rev. Walter Lamphere-Mer- chants Week Visitors.

Rev and Mrs. NJ. R. Plumb have been spending the week in New Haven and Bridgeport.
 Mrs. J. T. Baker is in New Rochelle for Q few days.
 Mir and Mrs H. c. Hatch and Miss J. w. Bingham, who have been spend ing the winter in Winter Haven. Fla, start for home Wednesday. the 29th.
 Temperance Address.
 Rev. Walter Lanphere of Hartford will speak on the Modern Temperance Movement in the Congregational church next Wednesday evening. His subject is The Task Which Lincoln Left Us.
 Return from Florida.
 Mrs. H. s. Eaton and Mrs. Boyden arrived home Saturday. They have been spending the winter in Florida
 Miss Mary Perkins went to Boston Wednesday, for a few days visit with her nephew. c. P. Fenton, and family of Winthrop.
 F w. MaGuire of Brooklyn, N Y., has been at Dr. Guilds for few days getting things norder at his summer home on North street.
 MT and Mrs. W. S. Chappell of New London are at their summer home.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Con- gregational church has purchased a new revised edition of the Bible for use in the chapel.
 In the absence of the pastor. the mid week prayer meeting Thursday even- ing was led by Mrs. Robert Pigrum. Had Good Time at Norwich. Several Windham people have been Norwich visitors this week, and all speak in high terms of the proceedings there.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
LEBANON
Twenty Tables of Whist-Six Months Prizes Awarded-Southern Tourists Home.

At whist party Friday evening in Grange hall 20 tables were played. The following prizes were awarded: Ladies First. Mrs. James Thomas; second, Mrs. Elmer Pultz. Gentlemen-First, Herbert Hoxie; second, Ralph Blakees- lee. Consolations-Mrs. Fred Race and Myron Peckham. The six months prizes were awarded as follows: La dies-FGrst, Mrs. Frank Redwood; sec ond Virginia Loomis. Gentlemen First, Charles Pitcher; second, Frank Redwood, Consolation.-Mable Moves and Roy Geer.
 Heard and Seen.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Fowler spent Sunday in Danbury.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Wilson of Nor wich were at MT. and Mrs. Clark Standishs Sunday.
 Sara Robinson has returned after spending a few days at Andover.
 Mrs. Frank Moves was in Westerly a few days last week.
 Franklin Williams of Lorraine, Ohio, is at Mrs. Claussa Standish's.
 Miss Etta Porter of Waterford spent a few days this week with Miss Edith Tucker.
 Rodney Hewitt and Miss Edith Auburn of Providence were week end guests of MT Hewitt's parents, MT. and Mrs. Erwin Hewitt.
 Home from Florida.
 MT. and Mrs. William Blanchard and Miss Edna Burgess have returned aft CT spending the winter in Florida
 Fred Hoxie left Tuesday for Ver- mont on a business trip.
 Doris Troiand has returned home, after visiting in New London and No- ank.
 Miss Hazel Ames of Bucksport, Me, is teaching the Center school in place of Mrs Herbert Sweet
 Irving Gardner and Stanton Briggs have purchased new automobiles
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Sweet have re- turned to Norfolk, Conn, having spent the winter at Mrs. Mary Sweets.
 Miss Nellie Totten is teaching Gosh en Hill school.
 Miss Alice Browning was in Norwich Sunday, the guest of Mrs Frank w Barber.
 Mrs. Hollis Campbell has returned, after spending a week in Springfield Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
PENDLETON HILL
James Wilson Unable to Waik-6rief
 Visit from pr. C. w. Hale.

Boston specialist was at Mrs Elizabeth Thompson's Thursday to see James Wilson. Mfr. Wilson has been unable to walk for several weeks Ava and Walter Daigneau have moved into the house recently erected by Ed Maine.
 Mr. and Mrs. Totten of New York have arrived at their summer place for the season.
 Dr. HaIs's Visit.
 The friends of pr. C. Wesley Hale of Springfield. Mass and Pendleton Hill, were glad to see him at church Sunday. Dr. Hale returned to Spring field Sunday afternoon, having been the guest of William Maine and fam fly
 Misses Winifred and Cecile Palmer returned to Providence Monday morn ing. They had spent ten days va cation with their mother
 Clark Coon spent Sunday at his home
 C. Dwight Thompson is more com fortable
 Mrs. Robert Milne of Boston was at her mothers. Mrs Elizabeth Thompson's for a few hours Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
SALEM
Pupils of West Road District Observe
 Arhor and Bird Day.

The West Road school. taught by Miss Katherine l.. Ray, celebrated Ar bor and Bird day last Friday by giv- ing the following program in the af- ternoon: Song, Tree Planting, school; recitations, Little by Little, Florence Rembisz; What Do We Plant When We Plant a Tree? John Swider; read ing, Governors Arbor and Bird Day Proclamation, Miss Ray; song. Hail Queen Flora, school: recitations. Spring. Lizzie Rembisz; The Birds Petition. Miss Ruth Few; The Brown Thrush, Miss Alice Purcell: Crumbs to the Birds. Miss Mamie Huderewtsz; concert recitation, A Wren's Nest. school: The Blue Bird. John Purcell: reading, The Spring Migration. Miss Ruth Few; The Birds Home. John Swider; Three Little Trees. Florence Rembisz: How the Woodpecker Knows. Alice Purcell; Wishing, Flor ence Rembisz; A Secret, Roy Few: Arbor Day. Ruth Few: Lost. Three Little Robins. John Purcell; The &c., cret, John Swider; Arbor Day song, school
 Sunday Guests.
 Lloyd Abell of Bozrah, Miss Alice Rodman of Lebanon, Byron J. Ran dall of Colchester and Miss Dorothy Fuller of Hillside. were guests of c. $. Ray and family Sunday.
 Personal Mention.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Standish and daughter of Montville were guests of MT. and Mrs. Orrin w. Ray Sunday.
 Mrs. Winfield w Hanney visited rel at1ves in East Lyme during the woke.
 William R. Darling, MT and Mrs. Fred R. Bailey, Miss Susan M. Rogers, Byron J. Randall, Miss Katherine L.. Ray, Miss Dorothy Fuller and Clyde A Ray attended an entertainment in Colchester last Friday evening.
 
 district Colchester is boarding with Mir. and Mrs. Nelson E. Webster.
 Miss Hattiet Williams of New Lon don is spending a brief vacation at the home of her father, Judge Charles w Williams.
 Ira D. Clifford was a Colchester wis., itor Tuesday evening.
 c. E. Service.
 The Y. F. s. c. E. service last Sun day evening was under the leadership of Mrs. Cora Hanney.
 Leon RiX was a recent visitor at the home of his sister. Mrs. Helen Malona.
 William R. Darling. Gilbert Murray and Richard Tibbetts were Norwich visitors Tuesday.
 well as residents of town gathered Tuesday at T. A. Days when stock, farming implements and household furniture were sold
 Donald G. Mitchell of New London spent Sunday at Woodbridge Farms.
 Clyde Rix is visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. Helen Malona.
 Some lovely punches of trailing ar butus were brought in on Sunday. The delightful weather tempted many to the woods
 Ray Bliven has moved his family to the Niles farm which he has rented of Professor Hiram Bingham of New Haven.
 Miss Velma, and son Harold. have moved into the tenement house on Music Vale farm. now owned by Bella Lyon Pratt, the Boston sculptor
 State Supervisor J. A. Young of Colchester visited schools in town this week.
 Mrs. Wilbert Marvin is i'll. Miss Dorothy Fuller is caring for her.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

Mrs. A. A. Morgan was in Norwich Saturday.
 George Burton of Providence was caller in Glasgo and Bethel Sunday
 large number of young people were roaming the woods Sunday after arbutus
 A. A. Morgan attended an auction in Ledyard last week
 MT. Lathrop of Mystic spent the week end with friends at his cottage at Billings pond
 Mrs. Julia A. Crumb was a caller at A. Bennett's, Sunday.
 Miss Frankie Main was caller in YawbuX, Sunday afternoon and pick ed large bouquet of arbutus.
 William Morgan of Shunoc was at his parents Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Morgan Sunday. He came on his motorcycle and reported the roads very rough.
 Mrs. D. S4eadman is soon to move back to the farm at Cossadduc hill for the Sumaner
 There was a fire in the woods on the Bentley farm owned by T. B. Hewitt, Sunday night
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25

proposed prihibition amendment to the constitution. The service will be a union one of the C. E. societies of the churces of Westminster and the Plains and will begin at 7.30 o'clock.
 Morning service at the Green will be at II a. m- with preaching by the pas tor.
 This weeks meeting Thursday at 7-so p. m. was held at the parsonage
 Attended Yale Lectures.
 The Rev. Miss Jones has been at tending the Lyman Beecher lectures this week at Yale Divinity school, New Haven and the convocation of minis ters gathered there from all over the state.
 Houston Lathrop is attending Mt Hermon school at Northfield.
 Miss Annie Pitcher has been visiting Mrs. E. A. Leonard and Miss Ames.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
NORTH FRANKLIN

Charles B. Doris, Mr. and Mrs F. A. Redwood and daughter Florence, and Mrs. Fred H. Race visited Norwich grange Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. J. D. Simpson is in Norwich to spend several weeks
 MT. and Mrs Lucius Browning, Mrs. A. R. Race and daughter, Rena, were in Norwich Wednesday,
 Myron Smith and daughter. Blanche. of Blue Hill called on Mrs. Jane Smith Saturday.
 Lyman Main, Samuel Adams and son of Willimantic called on Fred H. Race Sunday.
 Frank Webber spent Sunday with his grandmother in Monson.
 F. 4. Redwood and family and Mrs. freo Race were in Saybrook one day this week.
 C. E. Simpson and Miss AfcNeely of Norwich spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Simpson.
 Mrs. Luther Austin, who was badly burned, has returned from the hospital and is staying with MT. and Mrs. Les lie Baldwin.
 Fred Clark of Lebanon has moved to the Peleg Kenyon place.
 Mrs. Grace K. Peckham spent one day this week in Wallingford
 Mir and Mrs. Olney Chappen were Hartford visitors Tuesday and Wed nesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
SOUTH LYME

Mrs. Julia Baldwin of Derby was visiting at the old home here on Sat urday.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Cox and daugh- ter Gertrude, James Cox, Miss Mar garet Cox and James Slate were guests of MT. and Mrs. William C. Slate, re- gently.
 Merritt Comstock of New Haven is the guest of his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. F. C. Payne this week.
 William Stevens of Saybrook was a recent guest of MT. and Mrs. c. H. Warehouse.
 Mrs. Mary Slate of Black Hall has been making a lengthy visit with friends here
 Ruth Pendleton of Westbrook is vis- iting her brother in South Lyme.
 Charles Bump. a former resident here, has been visiting his mother for a few days. MT. Bump resides at Tottenville, Staten Island.
 William c. Slate, Jr., was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Allan Speirs of Black Hall recently
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
THOMPSON
Cruff Giebel Engagement Announced Miss Ellen Larned's Home Sold.


 Because of the observance Of Pa- triots Day in Massachusetts Miss Mary Chase Of Southbridge, Earle Pierce of Worcester Teck, and Arthur Wilkes of Worcester passed Sunday and the holiday here in town. MT. and Mrs, Haskell (Clara Carpenter) of Boston were also at the hotel over Monday.
 All the services at the Baptist church on Sunday emphasized the thought of Sabbath observance. The E. Y. P. U. meeting was led by Mrs. Allen Soper.
 Engagement Announced. The engagement is announced of Miss Edith Cruff to William H. Giebel of Rochester, N. Y.
 The Ladies' Aid Society held it's last supper and candy sale on We'd nesday evening.
 Mrs. Anne E. Knight has been the guest of her brother, J. A. Cruff.
 Larned Home Sold.
 The home of the late Miss Ellen Larned has been sold to MT. Howe. Tine meeting and roil-call of the Congregationa1 church will be held Thursday April 30th-
 Miss Jenks has taken Mrs. Barnes place as housekeeper for Charles Chase.
 Mrs. Fred Mills of wfIsonville called on friends in town on Tuesday.
 School Term Begins.
 Misses Howe and Marots' Girls school opened Friday for the spring term.
 The Cyrus Reed farm is reported sold to Antonio Veto.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25

Henry R. Farmer. who is staying at the Villa, made record catch Of flat fish Monday. MT. Farmer captured S5 fish in a very short time. There seems to be plenty of flatfsh in the river at present.
 At Vacation Schoei.
 MT. Howard of Brattleboro, Vt, is expected in the Grove today (Satur day) to consult with the caretaker, R. L. Manwaring. in regard to improve ments to be made about the Brattle- boro vacation school at Breezy Point
 Turner c. Haynes has opened his cottage at Bridge side.
 John D. Griswold returned to his business in Boston Sunday evening after a short visit to his mother, Mrs. G. F. Griswold.
 MT. and Mrs. G. B. Coates and daughters, Eleanor and Marjorie. of Hartford, spent Sunday with relatives in the village.
 George Merry of Hartford was in the village Saturday on business.
 Mrs. G. w Merry of Hartford spent Sunday with Mrs. John F. Luce.
 John Mather of Hartford a summer resident of the Grove. was in the Pines Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank E. Hills of Hartford spent Sunday at their cottage in the Pines.
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. S Wasnpurn and MT. and Mrs. George F. Tubbs and daughter Catherine spent Sunday in the Pines.
 Gone to Deep River
 Miss Laura G. Smith. the nurse, has gone to Deep River, where she is at the home of T. NJ Collins.
 Miss Alice Twiss, who has been at the J. Lawrence Colt place for some time. has returned to her home in the village:
 Coroner Franklin H. Brown of Nor wich was the guest of his mother and sister in the village Sunday.
 Morris Johnson, a former clerk at Morton's store, has gone to Williman- tic. where he is chauffeur for George ident Of Crescent Beach.
 Mrs Addie Spencer of Washington avenue entertained her daughter from New London Tuesday. John F. Luce. who is in business in Providence, spent Sunday at his home here.
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel AilIe1. or Smith avenue are rejoicing over the arrival of baby which came to them a few days ago
 Dr and Mrs Everett S Warner. who have been passing the winter in the south. are expected at their home in 3 1 few days.
 1 David Belgrade of New London W to 1 has been in business in that city fo1 1 some time has moved to this place and located in the building he recently l purchased from the savings bank l. Jacob F, Beckwith was a business 1 caller in New London Wednesday, Earl Dary of the Roxbury district 1 has entered the Memorial hospital 1T 1 New London as a patient.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
Windham County
CHAPLIN
Jared w. Lincoln e1 and His Wife 90, Entertain Dinner Party on Their 7oth Wedding Anniversary.

A rare event occurred in town on Tuesday, April 21, when Mr. and Mrs. Jared w. Lincoln celebrated the seY- entieth anniversary of their marriage. They entertained at dinner MT. and Mrs. Edgar s. Lincoln, MT and Mrs. Ulysses G. Church and son, Richard Lincoln and Miss Mary J. Walcott of Waterbury, Mir. and Mrs. Hubert s Blake of New Britain. Mir. and Mrs. Earnest J. Atwood of Springfield, Mass, MT. and Mrs. Joseph B. Stetson of Brooklyn. Among other relatives and during the afternoon were Mrs. Martha Alpaugh, of Providence, Alien B. Lincoln of New Haven Mrs. Frank F. Webb, Clifford Alpaugh, MT. and Mrs. John Bill Charles R. Utley and Ed win Latham of WiIlimantic. John Phinney of Hadenville, Mass. Hon. George A. Hammond of Putnam, Dr. and Mrs. Orin R. Witter and Mrs. Hel- en A. Witter Of Hartford.
 A number of the towspeople called in the afternoon to extend congratula- tions..
 Mir. and Mrs. Lincoln received beau tiful floral sits, among them seventy carnations from family friends, and seventy carnations from the Chaplin Congregational church. Among the potted plants was a rose from the Chaplin Ladies Aid, 0 tulip from Mrs. Helen A. Witter, azalea from Dr. and Mrs. O. R. Writer. and dwarf rambler from a WiIlimantic friend.
 They also received bouutiful baskets of fruit from Mrs. Alpaugh and Mrs. Webb. two loaves of cake with artistic frosting from Allen B. Lincoln and MT. and Mrs. F. w. Martin.
 Several congratulatory letters from friends unable to be present gave MT. and Mrs Lincoln great pleasure. The
 day was beautiful and all enjoyed the anniversary.
 Windham, September 8, 1923, his parents being Dan and Mehetable (Flint Lincoln. He attended the public schools at North Windham and private schools at Chaplin and Wiii mantle. He began teaching at the age of r and taught If winters farming it summers He was mar ried to Joanna Spafford on April 21 1914.
 In 1858 they moved to Chaplin where they have been identified with the best interests of town and church. MT Lincoln represented the town in the state legislature in 1882 was elect ed town clerk in 1863. which office he held until 1905. when he was suc- ceeded by Mir A. M. Litchfield. In politics he was a republican. He | was appointed postmaster at Chaplin I in 1888 by President Lincoln and con tinued until succeeded by MT Litch- ! field with the exception of the time of I the presidency of Grover Cleveland l MT. and Mrs Lincoln are members | of the Chaplin Congregational church and Mir. Lincoln was clerk of the 1 church for many years.
 ] They are both enjoying remarkably good health for their years Nr. Lin.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25

of Connecticut, visited the local schools Tuesday.
 Miss Mae E. McNulty of New Haven has been visiting at Mrs. E. B. Daly's.
 Miss Annette Pomeroy of Windsor spent Sunday in Bolton, the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. William C. White.
 Mrs. Charles M. Lee has returned to her home in town.
 Miss Emily Mack was a recent guest at pr. HfflerbranC's in Manchester.
 Mrs Joseph Griffin of Andover has returned home after visiting her moth CT, Mrs. T. M. Daily. E Miss Alice Eaton has been in Rock vile the past week visiting relatives.
 John H. Massey gave a dance for the benefit of the Bolton hall in the brick house last week Friday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
NORTH STONINGTON
Deputy Orr Comments Work of the
 Schools-Lantern Hill Service.

William Orr of Boston, deputy com missioner of the Massachusetts state board of education, was in town Mon day and visited the village schools. He commended the work of the teach CTS in high terms.
 Mir. and Mrs. John D. Avery spent Sunday with relatives in North Attic boro, Mass.
 Mrs. Alice Tuell of New London has spent the week with Mrs. H. M. Per kins.
 Rev. c. H Chambers held a meet ing at the Lantern Hill schoOlhouse last Sunday afternoon.
 Attended Walingford Meeting.
 Mrs. r. A. Thompson attended the Woman's $ Home Mission meeting at Wdliingford and later visited friends in New Haven.
 Mir and Mrs. John l.. York arrived home Tuesday evening from a visit in West Hartford
 Mrs. D. F. Chapman spent Wednes- day with relatives in Groton.
 Henry M Perkins is very ill with an affection of the heart.
 Rev. F. s. Robbins of Preston will preach in the Baptist church Sunday in exchange with the pastor.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
I-l3E.k { HILL
Florida Visitors Return-EarIy Peas
 Planted.

Allison F'rink is substituting on R. F. D. route for Samuel Warthel, who is in New York for few days,
 The C. F. society had social at Liberty Hill hall on Friday evening. Miss NJ Eliza beth Goodrich who has been spending the winter with her cousin. Mrs. F. L. Richardson at Avon Park. Fla, returned home Friday eVen- ing.
 Early Peas.
 John F. James has two bushels of peas planted.
 Van Nerplancll, grandson of Mrs. F. A. Moves Of this place who is a Yale student and has been very i'll with scarlet fever there returned to his home in South Manchester Saturday. Simeon r. Tucker of Avon Park, Fla. is visiting friends and relatives here.
 Two pupils are added to the Dis trict school Tillie and Mary Klein, their parents having sold their place at Chestnut Hill and moved in with MT. LeVett's family
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
FIXES ' SION
Mrs David Baldwin Falls and Breaks Leg While Visiting in Bridgeport.

MT and Mrs. Thurman Main of North Stonington visited at Jesse c. Crary's Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Latham of Nor wiCh Town were recent callers here
 Rev. l.. NJ. Keneston attended a fu- neral in Shelton Monday and also at- tended divinity lectures at Yale the remainder of the week, coming home Thursday.
 The Ladies' Aid society met at the church Wednesday afternoon.
 Injured While on Visit.
 MT. and Mrs. John Boswell went to Bridgeport Thursday to visit their sister, Mrs. David Baldwin, who is in a hospital in that place. While visit ing in Bridgeport she fell and broke her leg below the hip. She has the sympathy of many frIenGs here.
 The missionary meeting will be held with Mrs. L. N. Keneston next We'd nesday afternoon.
 The young people of the grange are having rehearsals for an entertain meQt
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
New London County
HAMBURG
Mrs. A. and Mrs. B. to Have Charge
 of |. B. s. Meetina.

At meeting of the l.. B. s. held at the library Wednesday Mrs. Ida Hard ing was elected president by a vote of the society. The next meeting. May 9th, will be in charge of Mrs. A. and Mrs. B.
 Miss Louise Martin returned to Middletown, N. Y. the first of the week after a short visit with her par entS.
 Arthur Beebe of Hadlyme spent Sunday with his grandparents at Lin den Lawn.
 Mrs. Ray Harding and Miss Mar jorie Dofd were in East Haddam on business last Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. E. $. Ely are enter taining their daughter, Mrs. Arthur BunneI of Boston.
 Mrs. May Bill is at her home on Fill Hill after a visit with relatives in Woodbury, N. J.
 Return from Abroad.
 Rev. Austin Bassett and family and Dr. E.. c Richardson and Mrs. Rich ardson have arrived at their summer home after spending the winter abroad.
 Ingalls, Brothers are loading a three masted vessel at Hamburg dock.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
OAKDALE.
Social Union Meets-x. L. Clubs Ses-
 sion.

Social Union Meets-x. L. Clubs Ses-
 sion.
 Mir. and Mrs F. c. Schoffeld were in Providence attending the funeral of a relative.
 A. J. Fox, overseer at the mill, is confined at home with the humps The Ladies Social union met We'd nesday afternoon in the chapel. Mrs. Charles Winchester of Salem was a caller here Wednesday,
 Mir. and Mrs. E. H. Rogers, Mrs. Paul Glasbrenner and daughter, Alice, were in Salem on Sunday calling on MT and Mrs J. Raymond Douglas.
 C. E. Meeting.
 The c. F. meeting in the chapel on Sunday evening at ?. m was led by Raymond Schofield. his topic was The Conservation of Time, Feel. 3:1-S. tSabbath observance meeting.)
 The x. I. club met Saturday aft ernoon at the home of Misses Helen and Marion Lynch.
 Charles Rudd has been spending a few days at the home of his sister, Mrs. w. w Pierce.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
FRANKLIN
Local Guest at Baltic Silver Weddinu
 William Weaver Injured

Mrs, .. H. Robinson was a Norwich visitor Wednesday,
 Herbert Wheeler. Jr.. attended the silver wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. Charles Collins in Baltic Satur- day evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hermon A. Gager were in Norwich Tuesday.
 Clifford il. Robinson was in Spring. field Monday. attending the Odd Eel lows anniversary.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd R Robinso, were guests Tuesday of MT and Mrs. I4ayils A. Robinson.
 Miss Bertha smith has returned to Mansfield after spending her vacation at her home.
 Horse Stepped on Foot
 William Weaver met with an acci- dent last week. A horse stepped on his foot. injuring it badly.
 Elsie Maine entertained Sunday Mir. and Mrs Benjamin York of Lebanon
 Elsie Maine has returned to her school in Wilmington. after spending the
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
CLARK'S FALLS
Foxes Continue Their Thefts-Funerai
 Services of Elisha p. Lewis.

E3lbert w. Clarke is having brood CT built for young chickens
 Foxes Do Damage,
 Foxes have killed another turkey for Charles Palmer on the Collins farm. Mir. Palmer was some mad and has tried to kill the thieves himself the fox hunters around here not appear ing to be smart enough to bring them in.
 Mrs Cassius Collins is recovering from d serious surgical operation at a private hospital in Providence
 Funeral of Elisha p. Lewis.
 The funeral services for Elisha P.