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Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
BROOKLYN
Death Of Charles 8. Wheeler, Who Served in Two Wars--lllustrateo Lecture on Egypt.

psatE, Of Charles 8. Wheeler, Who
 Served in Two Wars--lllustrateo
 Lecture on Egypt. Miss Florence M. Blake has been visiting MT. and Mrs. Alfred Blake IA Derby.
 gave an illustrated lecture. Egypt Through the Eyes of a Live Yankee, in Unitarian hall. The lecture was precede6by a piano ,solu by Miss Helen L. Witter. a arecitation by Rev. Joseph Allen and a solo by Miss Zimmerman.
 Miss Florence M. Brown of Putnam has been the guest of A1r. and Mrs. Joseph K. Potter and Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Pond the week end.
 Death of Old Soldier.
 Charles s. Wheeler. s5. a veteran of the Civil war, having served in the U. s. navy, died Tuesday night. His funeral was held at his home Friday afternoon. He was buried in the fam fly lot in the South cemetery. He served in the Crimean war and was severely wounded. At one time he was a member of the G. A. R. but let 1t lapse. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Witter attended the meeting and dinner at Ledyard of the Bill Library association. Rev. George F. Genung, D. D., and wife have had as their guest for few days their niece from Lebanon. Milton Gardiner has returned to his home in Saylesville.
 Miss Helen L. Witter spent the week end and Sunday with friends in Provi- dence.
 MT. and Mrs William R. Pond and daughter Elinor are visiting MT. and Mrs Theodore D. Pond. Miss Sylvia Minott has returned tc her home in Greenfield. Mass. Miss Bertha Sharp was with her mother, Mrs. James Lowry, over Sun-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
SHEA & BURKE,
37-47 Main Street

assembly room at the Universalist par sonage, Sunday evening.
 Corn Supper. A corn supper is to be served by the members of the Stafford grange at Pastors Retreat" Saturday. Septem- Der 12.
 Mrs. G. H. Bray returned last Sun day from a fortnights stay at Block Island. MT. Bray spent Friday and Saturday with her. both being guests of MT. and Mrs. William Woodhead.
 Pastor Returns.
 Rev. L. B. Curtis has returned from his vacation and occupied his pulpit last Sunday. The bi-monthly coven- ant meeting is to be held at 2:S0 to- day.
 Miss Helen Anderson is spendiro a week at her parents home at Sun cook, N. H.
 Miss Anna Findeisen is enjoying a vacation at her home in Concord, Mass.
 Mrs. Arthur West and two children of Worcester are the guests of Mrs. Asa Harris.
 Mrs. Joshua Larned returned last Sunday from a wees stay with rela- tives in Cleveland. Ohio.
 Miss Alice Webster, is spending two weeks vacation in Springheld with MT. and Mrs. George Webster.
 Miss Katheryn Moore and two friends from Quaker Hill were enter tained last week by Miss Helen Wight man.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
SPRING HILL
Party Caueuses Held This Week-- College to Exhibit al State Fair.

At the Republican caucus held at the town hall last Monday at o'clock. p. m., A. G. Gulley was elected chairman and B. M, Sears, clerk. The following ing were selected for the different conventions: State-W. F. Storrs, H. congressional--A. G. Gulley, R. P. Stearns F. B. Eaton, F. K. Whitehouse' senatorial-S F. Hollister. B. M. Sears, c, A Wheeler, c. J. Mason; county L.. J. Storrs, H. l.. Garrigus, l.. Smith, W A. Weld The delegates were em- powered to furnish substitutes in case oftdisability to attend the convention. L. J. Sterrs was reelected chairman of the Republican town committee, with power to select assistants.
 Democratic Caucus.
 The Democratic caucus was held in the town hall Wednesday evening at o'clock, with the following result: Chairman, George R. Russ; clerk, A. w. Buchanan; delegates to the differ ent conventionsHstatA- G. Hanks, J. c. Fuller, David Russ, Rudolph Null Ter; congressional-H- o. Huntington, Richard Hamer, c. H. Andrews, Jesse Fish, C. S. Butler, George Lanphear; senatorial-,J. M. Daggett. Peter Euehle, O. G. Hanks, Edward Wa-.er. George R. Russ was reelected chair man or the DeluoCFdiS eo"A Sc-.Aiiiil tee.
 Finishing Up Work.
 The selectmen held their regular monthly meeting last Tuesday instead of next Monday. They will hold an- other meeting to finish up matters relative to their annual report and tc attend to any other business.
 Funeral of Mira. Smith.
 The funeral of Mrs. Leonard Smith who died at hospital in Willimantic last Tuesday morning, at 3:30 o'clock, was held at her residence ThuTsday Payne of Jewett City conducted the service, assisted by the local pastor, MT. Muir. Burial was in the Spring INu cemetery.
 Want School Reonened. petttion Is being circulated ask ing to have the Spring Hill school re- orened for the fall term. which will begin soon.
 5. c. Flaherty is in Hartford put ting up the tent and arranging for the exhibit of the Connecticut Agri- cultural College at the annual state fair.
 B. M. Sears expects to join nn auto mobile party which will leave today fSaturday) for e trip to New Hamp shire.
 Mrs. Arthur Cummings Is, at her home in Staten Island. N. Y. for few days.
 Mrs. B F. Storrs Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. H. M. Bartlett at Cotuitt. Mass.
 Mrs, O, E. Mason and daughter Marsery returned Wednesday evening from a two weeks visit in New York. MT. and Mrs. Robert Thompson and Miss Evelyn Ieubeher of Rockville ere visiting at the homo of Wayne L. | Sforra.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05

Cal. is spending some time at the Coeswell homestead in Dayvtlle.
 Yachting Trip Ends.
 Miss Myrtice Blanchard Is home from a yachting trip along the New England coast with her sister, Mrs Frederick Rogers.
 Mrs. Helen Conimings and daughter have been spending several days with Mrs. c. A. Russell.
 Miss Sara Burnett has been taking an automobile trip to Ocean Beach and Nsrragansett Pier.
 Miss Clara B. Stokes Is able to be out after her illness. . Conrad Street is spending the week in Providence and New York
 Parish Entertainment.
 St Joseph's church society served a inc supper in Columbia hall Satur- day night. The lawn party had to pc postponed on account of the rain. but their were plenty of amusement in the hall and after the supper oid and young enjoyed few hours or dancing. F It was too bad more, were not out Sunday morning to listen to inc ser mon by Rev. MT. Wright.
 MT. and Mrs. Christie Atwood spent the weekend with Mrs. c. A. Aus- sell.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
EAsTFC2D
Miss Trowbridge Tells o5 German Trip-Cwners Spruce Up Property.

Miss Trowbridse Tells o5 German Trip-Cwners Spruce Up Property.
 Eli Weeks has again become a res- ident of this town, having moved into the house which he recently purchased of pr. H. H. Converse.
 Miss Eleanor Keith is teaching in the Centre school which began last Mon day.
 Told of German Trip.
 Miss Trowbridge gave lecture in the chapel, Wednesday evening on her recent trip in Germany. It was very fine.
 ciety was held Thursday at the par Sonage.
 It is gratifying to see so many houses being painted Mayro, Lewis has painted his, A. M. Rowan, who is the overseer of several, is having them painted. which gives the town an up- to-date look.
 Miss Pansy Neff has returned home after spending sometime at Clarks Corner with her mother.
 Home From Camp Ground. | Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Chamberlain have returned from their summer home at the Camp Ground, after being away for August.
 Rev J B. King is taking a vaca- ton of two weeks. The factory of J. M. Taten and day for repairs. Miss Blanche Perry has returned as teacher another year to the Hillside school. Miss Alice Carpenter is teaching al North Ashford this term.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
SOUTH WMLNGToN
Mill to Run Labor Day--oiI for ststs Road Coming.

The Republican caucus Monday ev- ening was well attended and quits harmo nious.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Cornurn and son. Walter were guests of MT. and ML B. E. Benton on an automob5le N1p to Worcester, Mass, Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Karl Kesty of Wat1cu~ town, Pa, 7f.re recents guests of Mt. A. Devereau and daughter Cora The end of another week should seo the cornplt ton of the new state road
 Mill to Run Monday.
 The mill is to run Labor day this year.
 Rate Increased.
 After October 1st mileage books on the c. V. R. R. vii be sold at the rate of ? 1-2 cents per mile
 Charles E. Allen was s. Hartford risitor Sunday
 Corren Green has purchased an automobile.
 John A. Richardson spent Sunday tn Pomfret.
 Henry M57,1e of Ashland, N. H. wal rt recent guest of MT. and Mrs. Wtlnsna H. Bracket.
 Road Oil on the Way.
 County Supervisor F. W. Pratt has received word that the oil for tha new state highway is ordered and should be here within a very few days. Miss Hazel Anderson of Norwich spent Tuesday and Wednesday with MT. and Mrs. w. H. Bracket.
 Miss Daisy Baker is entertaining friends from Brooklyn
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
NORTH STERLING

Misses Sarah and Mildred Avery of Groton are visiting at George c. Spoon er's.
 trip to Rocky Point Sunday.
 Arthur L. Williams Is serving on the jury this; week in Putnam
 c. H. Rounds was called to Hudson, Mass, last week, to attend the fu- neral of his niece. Ellen Marble.
 George Wood of New Rochelle, N. Y. visited N. J. Wood last week.
 Bert Hall of Hartford spent Sum- day with his brother. J. T. Hall.
 Local people are much pleased with Rev. Mir. F1imer, who is supplying at the church here.
 Miss Charlotte Chesley Is visiting friends in Boston.
 John G. Grifhths' family spent Sum- day in Hope, R. I.
 F. O. Hummer made a business trip to Boston last week
 A. F. Willis and family. of Provi- dence, are visiting at J. D. Hi1lerys
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

 Smith at Putnam Heights for 8 few days.
 Bernard Brown of Attawaugan and Mrs. Lena Shippee were married at the brides home here Tuesday.
 Lester Shippee was taken i'll while visiting in Brooklyn Sunday. but Is improving and expects to return home in few days.
 Henry Taylor of Providence visited Luther Andrews Wednesday and Thursday of last week.
 At Old Home Day Exercises.
 Miss Alice Battey attended the Old Home Day exercises at North Scit- uate. R. l., Wednesday.
 Mrs. Rufus R. Chase attended the funeral of a relative at Chepaehet Sunday.
 Mrs. Arthur Shippee is visiting rel atives here for a few weeks. J. Albert Brooks spent Sunday in Providence.
 Mrs. Allen Burlington is entertain ing her mother. Mrs. Irving EIill and son Maynard were at North Scituate Wednesday.
 Mrs. Harriett Barstow was enter tained by Providence relatives Sun day
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
EXONK
E. Byron Gallup Injured-Entertain-
 neHt at Grange Hall.

Rev. William Reynolds returned home Saturday afternoon after spend- ing a week at Alexander's lake. His son Maurice and wife of Boston are at the parsonage for a lengthy visit
 MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Wilcox have a new automobile.
 Rev. and Mrs. M. J. Twomey of Newark, N. J., and Rev. and Mrs. AL bert Stanton of Natick, Mass, return ed to their homes Wednesday after a visit at the Stanton homestead.
 Rev. MT. Reynolds preached at Plainfleld Sunday and his son Maurice conducted the service here very ac- ceptably.
 About on Crutches.
 E. Byron Gallup is getting around on crutches at this time. Monday morning as he was driving down a steep hill a part of the harness broke letting the wagon on to the horse, and in the mixup MT. GaIlup's knee was injured quite badly.
 Master Avery stanton of Norwich is visiting his grandparents. Everett Whipple of Voluntown is visiting MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Col burn.
 Frank Phillips is very ill Miss Nettie Gallup and party mo- tored to Providence Wednesday. MT. and Mrs. Potter have come to live with Jared Gallup. Melted SIS. The young people gave an enter tainment in Grange hall Friday even ing. consisting of readings, violin solo and a drama entitled A Precious Pickle. Eighteen dollars was added to the treasury.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
STAFFoRDVILLE
Suspicious Action of New Watehman of Garland Mill, Burned Wednesday -hlrs. Avery Benson, s7, Dies in House Where She Was Born,

The Garland mill was totally de- stroyed by fire early Wednesday morn ing. The alarm was given by the ringing of the two church bells about 2 o'clock. At that time the flames had gained such headway that it was inn the fire started. The watchman twas a. new man, had been here only a few days, and has not been seen since the fire. His belongings at his boarding place had also been taken away. He left the mill keys in the mill door. The water from the tower on the hill to the sprinkling system had been shut off. It was let on as soon as this was dis covered, after the alarm was given, but it was too late to be of any use The mill had a narrow escape from destruction by fire July stii, also Aug. burn the mill The fire at that time was put out by the sprinklers. The mill was owned by George Clifford of New York. The loss is stated to be about $60,00o and the plant was in- sured.
 It is evident that the. fire was in- cendiary. The loss will be a severe blow to the town, especially this sec- ton, as 1t is feared that the mill will not be rebuilt.
 Funeral of Mrs. Benson. =
 Mrs. Sarah Benson, ST. died last Sunday night about Il o'clock The deceased has been in failing health, and since she broke her leg Aug. 10th has been a great sufferer and has been unconscious some of the time Mrs. Benson was born in StaffordviIle April 25, 1927. and died in the house where she was born and which has always been her home. She has been twice married. Her first husband was Hen " Haradon, who died in 1880. Later she was united in marriage with Avery Benson, who died in 1888. The fu- neral was held at the home Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. L. B. Cur tis officiating Burial was in Hillside cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
HEBRON
Young People Present the. Play. The
 Country Doctor.

Mir. and Mrs. Charles Holbrook, Mar shall Holbrook and Miss Spafford were in town recently.
 Miss Olive Tucker has eben staying with the Thompson children for the past week.
 Mrs. James Simpson and family have returned home to Massachusetts, after week in Hebron with Mrs Stimpeon's aunt. Mrs. E.. T. Smith.
 MT. and Mrs. L. M. Lord are visit ing relatives in New Jersey.
 Miss Irma Lord expects to teach the coming year in Willimantic Normal schools.
 Mir and Mrs. William Johnson were in Willimantic Monday.
 Mir. Pratt of Willington was in town Monday.
 W. s. Hewitt Is at Black Point. Mr- and Mrs. N. H. Geuert are guests of B. P. Smith and family.
 Play We'll Presented.
 The play entitled The Country Doc tor WAS given by the young people of the town Wednesday evening to a large and appreciative audience Ice cream was served. Miss Helen Jones and Miss Dorothy Clark sang,
 Mir. Lawton Is putting a veranda on the house where he lives,
 Miss Addie Jagger has returned iron, the private hospital much improved in health. Mrs. Strong is i'll with jaundice.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
NORWICH BULLETIN. SATURDAY., SEPTEMBER 5, 1914

gins. is away on his vacation.
 Visitors at T. J. Browns Sunday were MT and Mrs. William H. Brown and daughter and Pearl Whitford of Jewett City and William AIiddleuas of Englewood, N. J.
 Miss Edna Briggs returned to her home here Monday after afew days visit with friends in, DaIielson.
 MrH. Alton D. Adams and Master Alan Adams of Natick, Mass, visited Hattie A. Phillips Tuesday.
 Mrs. Homer of Flat Rock wes a vis- itor at Edgevyood farm Wednesday.
 Visitors at the home of William Briggs were L. D. Howe end family of Jewett City. J;trnes Rainsford of Springfield Mass, and MT. and Mrs George Burdette of Providence, R. l.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05

lawn party given by the ladies of Deb- orah Avery Putnam chapter at Moos- up. on the lawn of Floyd CranslSa, Sept. {.
 c. D., Whitford was in Providence Wednesday. School commenced Wednesday morn ing, with Miss Mabel I. Moore as teacher. Mrs. James Marriott is better. Mrs. James Nisbet returned to her home in the south Friday. Mrs. Russell ThuTrott was in Taun- ton, Tuesday. Harry Lewis of Woody H1ll, R. T.,
 was visitor at Horace Burdick's re- gently. Miss Gladys Burdick of Sterling,
 who has been visiting her grandpar- ternoon-
 William A. Kenyon continues to inn
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 Republican Caucus-Address on Po- NIiticaI Duties of Women.
 Mrs. Bigelow of Detroit is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fordyce.
 L. H. Levey has returned to his home in Indianapolis.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Legate of Hart ford were guests over Sunday or MT and Mrs. B. J. Finley.
 Waiter A. Dewey is spending a short time in Buckland. William K. Sumner and Miss Doro- thy Sumner of Rockville were recent guests of Mrs. J. B. Sumner.
 Miss Clara Post of Hartford has been visiting at Miss Anna Posts. Miss A. E. Sperrq of Rockville has been at Mrs. F. B. Ruggles' for a short time.
 Play Presented. A play, How Jim Was Made Good. was given in the Bolton hall last week Saturday evening by the following Bolton people: Misses Adelia Loomis. Alice Eaton, MT. and Mrs. F. D. Fin ley, J.. Wesson Phelps, J. H. Massey, Ralph Eaton. Ernest Strong and My ron Lee. There was a good attendance After the play Lyman's orchestra of Columbia furnished music for danc- | ing.
 Political Duties of Women. l A party of ladies gathered at the home of Mrs. Charles N. Loomis Fri l day afternoon, where Mrs. Edward Parker spoke on The Political Duties of Women, with special reference to | the school vote.
 Republican Caucus.
 The republicans met Monday even- ing and elected the following delegates I to the several conventions: State, J W. Phelps, W. H. Loomis; congress- | ional, K. c. Barrows, F. $. Loomis county, Samuel Woodward. K. c. Bar rows; senatorial, Andrew Maneggia -Louis Cavagnaro; probate, Waldo Rice, E. A Shaw; town committee Waldo B. Rice, A. B. Maneggia. Cal win Hutchinson, Charles Warner. Italian Catholics Receive Communion | The class of Italian Catholics who have been under instruction for some ] time went by automobile to St James church, South Manchester, ons morning last week and received holy l communion.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
CHAPLIN
Sermon by Rev. Robert Williams Republican Cauous-Cow Worth $fo0 Found Dead in Pasture.

Rev. Robert Williams of New Haven delivered a fine sermon at the church last Sunday to an attentive congrega. ton. Rev. MT. Williams and wife have been spending their vacation in town with Mrs. Williams. parents, MT. and Mrs. George B. Howard.
 Sunday School Pienie.t The Congregational Sunday school F. W. Martin superintendent, held a picnic on the church grounds Mon day. A large number attended There was an abundance of picnic refresh uents, including lemonade and ice cream.
 Republican Caucus.
 4 republican caucus was held at 8 o'clock. when the following delegates were chosen to attend the coming con- ventions: State, Frank W. Chappell. ST., Charles S. Turner; congressional Frank c. Lummis, Orrin F. Wilson; senatorial, Frank w. Landon, Frank Russell, James Lewis. The delegates were given power of substitution. Re- publican town committee: George w. Ide, James Lewis, Ellsworth M- Rus- sell.
 Teacher Appointed. Miss Katherine McQuaide of Ash ford. a graduate of the Wiilinantic Normal school. Is to teach the Center school. \
 Miss Mary A. Mccarthy of Willi- mantle, who taught at South Chaplin the past year, returns for another year.
 Miss Mabel 4. Lanphear returns te West Haven to teach the coming year Miss Julia L. Martin goes to Bloom. field.
 Miss Florence I. Hunt returns fol the second year at New Britain. Miss Ethel Howard returns to Eas1 Woodstock where she taught las year.
 Guests at Wedding. MT. and Mrs. Frank c. Lumnis at. tended the Fuller-Snow wedding al the Congregational church in Hampton Tuesday evening, and the reception al | the home of the bride. Mrs. Emily Larkum of Mansfield has been visitor at J. W. Lincolris. MT. and Mrs. Ed. Kendall have beer | spending several weeks with Mrs Nancy B. Lanphear. Found Cow Dead. Michael Laudeck of Eedlam found COW dead in his pasture last Sunday It was a fine Holstein and he valued | her at $100.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
THOMPSON
Fenner Peekham DisIoeates Arm b,
 Fall,

Fenner Peckham had a fall Sunday and dislocated his arra
 Mrs. Clara Armstrong and Miss Bernice. who have been in Bay City, Mich, all summer, returned to their home Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Morse and sister, from Providence, R. l., have been staying several days with Mrs. James Nun van.
 Clinton Lewis and family visited his sister at Pawtucket recently.
 Miss Mary Chase has been the guest Of MT. and Mrs. Clarence Has,
 Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Soby of Mys-
 Mrs. Minnie Whittemore has been with her son Harry in Worcester for a few days.
 May Chase has returned to her school in Southbridge.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
RAWSON

Miss M. Hammond has returned af- ter spending week with friends in New Britain and Windsor
 Miss S. A. Fitzgerald is spending a few days at her home here.
 Miss Mildred Allen and Frances Lanum are spending a few days at J. J. Fitzgerald's.
 Visitors at l. ". Hammond,s recent 1y were Mrs. B. Whiting and Miss Jo- sephtne of Upton, Mass, Mrs. Ira Smith of Bangor, Me, and Miss Fan nie Smith of Boston. Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald lnd daughter Mrs. Everett Whitehouse, and Miss Rachel Kenyon were callers in Wiln- mantle recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
SOUTH WOODSTOCK
Jackson. Stevens Marriage "Wednesday
 EVenins.

Miss Fields of Boston is spending a few days with Mrs. Henry Young.
 Miss Coveu of Providence is staying with Ethel Pass.
 Miss Shields has returned to her home in Providence.
 Miss Rebecca Stevens and William Jackson of Boston were united in mar riage last Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Moore.
 IT.. D. Pierce returned to his work in Rockwell last Thursday morning.
 Miss Edith Williams is spending September in Woodstock.
 Mrs. John Lowe is spending a. few days with her daughter in Thompson.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
DAYVILLE
Miss Blanchard Home from Yachting Trip-Rain Spoils Plans for Parish Entertainment.

Enfertainnnent.
 Mrs A. E. Darling and Mrs. Irving Blanchard have returned from two weeks visit in Providence
 The Misses Kelley are home, after some weeks spent at Lake Bluffs. Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles B. Aver and Miss Aver have returned from an out ing at their cottage at Oakland Beach R. I.
 John Kelley spent a day in town this week.
 Mrs. Samuel Gillette entertained her nephew, MT. Beebe on Monday.
 Change at Mill Office.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Reynolds left Monday for Boston. Merrill K. Ben- nett takes MT. Reynolds place in the Assawauga business office
 Miss Cora Gogsweu ot Los Angeles.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
WESTMINSTER

John Kemp led the prayer meeting last Friday.
 The Christian Endeavor meeting was very well attended Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Tonneison spent Saturday and Sunday at Ocean Beach as guest of Mir. and Mrs. Hyuan
 George Kamrnerer has returned home from the Norwich sanatorium.
 Mrs. Robert Finley and son Harold are quests at Mapleshade.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
STAFFORD

Y. P. c. U. to Begin seasen-0ranse
 Planning Corn Supper.
 Mrs. c. B. Prince and daughter Marion of Paterson, N, J.. were guests few days recently.
 The first meeting of the season of the Y. P. c. U. Is to be held in the
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
EAST KLLNGLY

Brown. shippee Marriase-Miss Bat tey at North seituate Old Home Day.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
UNIVERSALISM

Teaches Gods purpose to save all souls God is all powerful, all wise, all loving. He can do His will. Noth- Ing can defeat God.
 For information. books. tracts, ad- dress
 REV. F. A. DILLINGHAM;. supt.
 Bridgeport. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
In EmbrXl

In Embryo. Opinion in good men Is but knowl. edge in the making.-Milton.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
ONECC

Mrs. p. s. Kenyon attended the
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
PACKER

There were no services in the church
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
Holland County
BOLTON

Amateurs Present interesting Play--
 Republican Caueus-Address on Po- NliticaI Duties of Women.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
~ique for Parsonage.

es Chaffee of Hartford and Pr a spent several days last we ving old associations at the Gre ey visited Miss Hannah -Eato n old fashioned bureau which has been in their grandfather's fam- fly they have donated to the par sonage.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05

,snith at Putnam, Heights for 8 few