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Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
EAST COLCHESTER
Death of Dennis Mahoney-DulI Weather and Cold Winter Explain Few Swarm of Bees.

After a lingering. painful illness Dennis Mahoney died at the home of his brother Edward Mahoney, Friday evening. The greater part of his life was spent upon the water, he having worked on yachts, freight boats and cruisers, and crossed to European countries several times. He was of a cheerful, loving disposition and many friends sincerely mourn his death. Mir. Mahoney was a faithful member of the New London F. of A. Always making his home with his brother. Edward, he River late in May, because of Ill health. Here he was tenderly cared for to the last. He was very appreci- ative of the care by the Backus Hospi- tai nurses. where he took treatment awhile.
 MT. Mahoney is survived by several brothers, two sisters, his mother nice 2s and nephews. Burial was in Linwood cemetery. There were beautiful floral tributes including a pillow, marked At Rest; a wreath. marked IF of Az; and other wreaths and sprays.
 Local Interests.
 Mrs. Jane Smith of New London and Mrs. Mahoney of Westchester are guests of relatives here.
 Miss Susan Lappie and Miss Alice Mahoney, who have been taking a three weeks course at the Danbury Summer School. arrived home Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Case and Edward Ma honey were in Norwich Saturday.
 Having is delayed throughout this section because of the wet and cloudy weather.
 Local bee-keepers report few bees swarming. It is probably due to the severe winter which killed many of the bees.
 William Mabooaxy of yUipdbo,,, here to attend the funeral of his broth CT
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
LIBERTY HILL
Old Home Day to Be Observed by
 Exeter Congregational Church.

Rev. E. O. Mead. pastor of Liberty Hill and Exeter churches and who re- sides at Exeter is spending this week at Liberty Hill, calling on the people of the parish and making his stopping place at J. George Clark's.
 Old Home Day.
 The Exeter Congregational church is going to make Sunday, August eth. pleasure to the few remaining ones, of the old stock to meet and greet once more the former familiar friends in the old church. Every thing possible will be done to make the day one or pleasure and interest to all guests Refreshments will be served so that those making a long drive VIII be better prepared for the return tr1p- Former members of the choir will be invited to take their old time places and former deacons to serve the com munion. The sermon theme will be '-The Religious Sense and Sentiment Of Two Centuries" Refreshments are to be served at the parsonage from 12.3O to I.3O D. m Church services will be at 1.30 p. IT,.
 Miss isahel H. Gay of Mount Yer non. N. Y.. end Miss Ella Mason of Boston, were calling on acquaintanoes here Friday.
 Mrs. Charles Moves of Willimanuc is the guest of her sister-in-laW. Mrs E. A. Moves.
 The Ladies Sewing clrcle met or Friday afternoon.
 Rev Joel s. Ives of Hartford will occupy the pulpit Sunday morning.
 Henry V. Oehlers has been putting A new pump and pipes into his ar tesian well.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01

weeks, visit with their sister, Mrs. Amy Tinker, of New London
 Henry Fox left town last Friday for his home in Kansas City after spend- ing several weeks with relatives in the east.
 Milton Gordon of Montville is visIt- ing at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. $. A. Tibbetts.
 Leon Rix of Chesterfield is visiting his sister, Mrs Helene Malona.
 A 62o-MiIe Motor Trip.
 MT. and Mrs. John Hills and daugh- ter. Miss Marjory Hills, arrived in town Sunday afternoon eafter making the greater part of the trip from their home in Delawafe, O., by automobile; 62O miles were covered by automobile and 1sO miles by steamer on Lake Erie.
 Mrs Henry A Rogers spent the week end at the home of her sister. Mrs. Mary Sisson. of North Plain. Charles Tiffany of Wallingford was also the guest of Mrs. Sisson.
 Delegates to Storrs.
 Gilbert J. Murray, Sherwood Miner, James Eeebe, Ira Clifford and Herbert Houston were delegates from town to the farmers meet at Storrs Tuesday. They went from Norwich by automo- bile.
 J. Frank Rogers gave a dance in l Strickland hall Tuesday evening. Donald G. Mitchell of New London visited Woodbridge farms Wednesday,
 Fighting the Army Worm.
 Army worms have arrived in town doing destructive work on farms own ed by Charles s. Ray, J. Raymond l Douglass, J. Frank Rogers and on the | Mitchell farms. Under the directi Jn of William Maynard the entire corn area consisting of 25 acres on the Mitchell farms has been surrounded | by ditches for protection against the l worms. which began their destructive work on a field of oats. A party of eight or ten motorcyclists | passed through here going north at | a. m. Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
MONTVILLE
Evening Service to Be Held on the Church Lawn-Outing to the Golden Spur.

Sad Sowing But Glad Reaping Wall he Rev. c. C. ChappelPs subject Sum day morning at the Baptist church. IT the weather permits, the evening ser vice will be held on the lawn in front of tEe church at 6.3O, one-nah hour earlier The pastor will speak at this service. There will be special instru- mental music.
 enjoyed the excursion trip to Newport Thursday.
 Miss Hope Freeland is the guest of Mir and Mrs. F. J. Hope for few weeks.
 Miss Grace NJ. Wood will spend sew eraI weeks at the home of Mir. and Mrs Olin Boynton at Gardner Lake.
 Frank Benson of Norwich was violin soIoiSt at the Baptist church Sunday evening. The pastor preached on A Fishing Trip. The attendance was large and the services were much en- joyed.
 Sunday School Outing.
 The Baptist Sunday school held their annual outing at the Golden Spur Sat urday, July 9. The weather was ideal and a delightful day was spent by all.
 Mrs. Frank Miner and daughter Miss Gridley and Miss Robye Boynton are spending their vacation at Prov incetown, Mass.
 Lewis smith was at Block Island Saturday, the 18th.
 There will be a preaching service at the Chesterfield Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 2.i5. This will be an open air meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
PRESTON
Music a Feature of Lawn Social
 Baptist Pastor III.

Rev. Frank White conducted the services in the Baptist church Sunday, owing to the Illness of their pastor, Rev. l.. T.. Holmes.
 Mrs John Wilson is being visited by her aunt, Mrs. Elsie Sherman of Worcester.
 MT Lester Harris was calling on friends in this vicinity Monday.
 Miss Phebe Stinson of Stonington has been visiting at Jesse O. Pray's this week.
 The lawn social at A. D. Zabrisxie's was well attended. There was a mus icaI program which was enjoyed, in- cluding instrumental music and sing ing by Mrs. c. Panlet and Master Pan- let.
 MT and Mrs A. D. Zabriskie and Charles Zabriskie went to Brooklyn, N Y, Friday at attend the funeral of a relative.
 Miss Phebe Sheffield and Mas. CT John Fellows visited at Mrs. c. K Crary's this week
 Several from here attended tne Poultry show at Storrs, Thursday.
 lItems sent for this or any other column of The Bulletin must be signed by the sender; otherwise they will not be used. Correspondent Ed
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
GARDNER LAKE
Brooklyn Boys MinstreIs a Success
 Stamford Campers Leave.

The circus given by the Brooklyn boys at Camp Massapeake was de- cided success.
 Charles S. Forbes of Noroton Heights is spending some time at the lake. His grandson, Forbes St. John, will join him later.
 MT. and Mrs. John M Lee and family have returned to their home In Nor wich.
 J. l.. Libby from Camp Isho-w wurra' was called suddenly to Brooklyn, oW ing to the serious illness of his father
 The members of Camp Brotherhood broke camp Thursday
 Miss Letitia Comstock is the guest of Mrs. Ella Champlin.
 Henry Harris was caller in Nor wich. Comping On Island.
 The families of Bela Pratt and Oramel Pratt, are camping on Minnie island The Stamford Y M. C. A campers left July 31 after spending the month on the East shore of the lake.
 A party of young ladies are occupy ing Joseph L. Oats cottage. They are chaperoned by Mrs. Albert Aberg and Mrs. Hill of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS

Miss Eleanor Beckwith and Miss Gertrude Gallup have been recent guests at Kitemaug.
 Mrs Irwin Capwell of New London is spending a few days at Lakeside farm.
 Cut by Pitchfork.
 Terrence Coughjn, while unloading hay at Clarence Bailey's, had his face and lip cut open losing two teeth. The pitchfork broke, causing the acci- dent. A doctor was at once summoned and several stitches had to be taken in the wounds
 Mrs. Mary Ross has returned to Nor wich after spending the week with Mrs. George l.. Ladd.
 Nelson Tucker was a recent guest of Harry Clark in Taftville.
 Miss Clara Grant is spending the week in Norwich.
 Miss Mildred l.. Kelley of Worcester is spending the summer with her aunt, Mrs. Marshall Jewett. =
 Mrs. Mary Swift and Miss Hazel Swift of Willimantic were week end guests of MT. and Mrs. s. N. Hyde.
 Mrs. James Tucker is recovering
 MT and Mrs. Gilbert Sheldon of Providence are visiting Mrs. Sarah Greenslit.
 Miss Florence Grove has returned to Bostcn after being the guest of MT. and Mrs Louis Smith.
 Henry Brown of Hartford was a re- cent guest of his brother. Leander Brown.
 Julius Smith of Boston is spending a few days with his brother, Louis Smith.
 Four Generations Represented.
 On July 25 Mrs. B. F. Greenslit en- tertained IT guests at dinner at her pleasant home. Among those present were friends and relatives representing six towns or cities: Roselle Park, x J., Providence, R. l., East Lyme Plainfeld. Bozrah and Franklin. There were four generations represented. One { pleasant feature of the event was the presence of a great-grandson.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
CLARK''S FALLS
Farmers Wait for Sunny Weather Infant Being Brought Up by Modern Methods,

Mrs. Pierpont Green of New York city has arrived at her rooms in this village for her summer vacation. While on her way here she visited friends in Boston and elsewhere.
 number of the farmers in this vii cinity cut their oats just before the raln>and are anxious for good weather to cure them
 Miss Catherine Crandau of Ashaway was the little guise Wednesday of her aunt, Mrs. Wilson D. Maine
 Baby Brought Up by Hyeienic uIes.
 Miss Janet Louise Briggs of Ash away was in Clark's Falls recently She was accompanied by her aunt Mrs. Donna T. (Briggs) Bennett and friend, also her mother, Mrs. Hope (Bates) Briggs, and father. Asa s. Briggs M. D. The lovely and sweet little lady is fifteen weeks of age and being a physic;an's baby is being cared for in a way that counts for health and happiness.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
GOSHEN
Miss May B. Lord at Local Church
 Plans for Picnic.


 Plans for Picnic.
 SIX full grown bucks were seen one day recently on Maple Hill farm. all ot them had very large branching ant lers
 Miss Lord Conducts Service. Miss May B. Lord, state evangelist, or West Hartford, conducted the church services at the Goshen church sunday morning. There was a good nhmber in attendance. The scripture reading was the 23d Psalm. on which were given many precious thoughts. The text was part of the first verse or the 6Sd Psalm: O, God, thou art my God Her narration of many incidents and personal experiences made lasting impressions on all who heard her Miss Lord also conducted the Sunday even- ing service at 730
 Visited State College.
 MT. and Mrs W. G. Thomas and brothers. J. Y. Thomas and G. H. Thomas. and Mrs. B. w. Jones were at Storrs Agricultural college Wednesday. The company made the trip in w. G. Thomas touring car.
 Day at the Lake.
 A party of young people from this Lake. \. The dreaded army worm has made its appearance on farms on Goshen Hill.
 Miss Josephine Maxson and sister. Miss Helen Maxson, of Waterford, who have been guests of friends here. have returned
 The fragrant blossoms of wild su- mac and the tasseling corn are fur nlshing sweet nectar for the honey- bees. The sound of locust or harvest fly is also heard
 At the session of the Sunday school It was suggested to hold the annual picnic Aug 12th
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
ROAD SOCIETY
Damage to oat Crops by Army Wernn Norwich Preacher to be Heard Sunday.


 Mrs. Thomas Kenyon and childrer of Rhode Island have been visiting at HI. h Miners for the past week. Miss Jessie F. Wheeler of Mechan- 1csville. New York, arrived at Maple Lawn today. She expects to leave for Norwich, Tuesday.
 The severe lightning caused con siderable damage about here. last week
 Mrs. Sanford N. Billings entertajnsd at tea Saturday
 The army worm has devastated tha fields of a number of the farmers H. ID. Miner, Herbert West. Fred Barnes and Fernando Wheeler are among the number of those losing large fields of oats
 F. L. Williams of New York WAS at church on Sunday.
 A. G: Hewitt returned Thursday from New York.
 Returns to Utica.
 Miss Lottie Williams of Utica. who has been at Mrs. A. G. Wheeler's for some weeks. left Friday for her home.
 Rev. J. O. Barrows of Norwich Tow n will preach Sunday.
 Mrs. John Gallup and friends of Wamphassett were at church last Sum day.
 MT. and Mrs. Erastus Maine O, c, Mystic spent Sunday with Mrs. Anne Barbour.
 Mrs. Seth N Williams and farnitv were at Wach Hill, Monday.
 The Wheeler family who are to par ucipate in the Stonington Pageant on the 10th are being gathered by Miss Grace ID. Wheeler recent visitor at Miss Mary wheeler's at Cherry Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
CHES HERE HELD
Miss Mary Tinker Studies At Battle
 Creek

Mrs. George Powers of Norwich h, visiting relatives in this place for a few weeks.
 Mrs. Ethel Eastland has returned rom Danbury and is visiting MT. and Mrs. Daniel Highs of Walnut Hill.
 Miss Mary Tinker left Monday for Battle Creek, Michigan, where she is to resume studies for two years as cooking teaching.
 Leon Rix is visiting his sister Mrs. Charles Malona of Salem.
 Messrs Lloyd Daniels and Stanley Tinker were recent callers on Daniel Highs of East Lyme
 charles Powers left Friday of last week to attend camp meeting at Douglas.
 William Tinker was a caller on friends in Mantle. Tuesday.
 Miss Anna Goldstein returned to 1ork oaturday. after spending two weeks with Mir. and Mrs. Abraham Miller.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
NLANTIC
Frederick Nicholson of Boston Con. ducts Meetings At Grove-campina Party at Turkey Point.

F. C.. Odgers is having a veranda built on the front of his residence in Lincoln street.
 Harry Rice has entered the employ of Arthur E. Havens-
 Julius T. Rogers and son were in the village Wednesday, on business They made the trip in their car
 MT. and Mrs. B. S. Beckwith of New Haven are visiting relatives in
 MT. and Mrs. Norman B. Manwar.nS of Freeport, l.. l., arrived in the Pines Tuesday evening to pass the remainder Of the week. They are guests of MT. Manwaring's parents. Mir. and Mrs- R. connected with the Max Hart theater of New York.
 Capt w. A. Miller of New London is the guest of friends in the Grove.
 Services at the Grove.
 Frederick Nicholson of Boston con ducted meetings at the Ladies Aid Building Sunday morning and evening, and gave a number of tests. Md-week services were held in charge of Mr. Nicholson.
 Charles Mather of Hartford is visit ling his family on Broadway.
 George Van Woert is the guest of friends in the Grove.
 The Cook family of Yonkers N r. has taken the Pepion cottage for the season.
 Leonard Mallory of Quaker H1n is in the Pines for the summer. MT. and Mrs. George Hadlock of Hartford are occupying their cottage at Saunders Grove. MT. and Mrs. W, E. Beebe of Rocky Hill have opened their cottage on Pine | street for the remainder of the sea son.
 The Highmore and Lee families of New London. spent Sunday with Mrs. J. W. Lee, in the Grove. John W. Griswold was the guest of Benjamin McGee in Providence Tues | day.
 Miss Louise D. Howard employed in Providence. spent the weekend with | her parents here.
 Enjoying Camp Lifa Frank Stevens, Eford Rogers and | Francis Luce are enjoying a part of ] their vacation camping at TwNsy | Point
 | MT. and Mrs. Fred Goss o6 Nv London are in the Pines. They made the trip from the city in Mir Gosa | car.
 Miss Isabella Waldorf of HartHord i. l the guest of her parents at the Wal | dorf residence
 Oren Gorton, who is working on kAs | new state road at Colchester, vt@feeo his family here the first of the veek
 Capt. William P. Coroley took a paYtJ of friends to the Golden Spur, SunAay in his motor boat
 F. C. Wight of New London, e cot tage owner at Pine Grove, and a sum- mer visitor for a number of years, va, caller in the Pines, Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
FITCHVHLE
Army Worms LiveIy-Whist Given by
 the Misses MeManus.

The army worm which Is creating havoc among the crops in surround ing farms have struck this town and are at work on the corn and other grain fields Several of the farmers about town have reported the worm
 Mrs. John Brown, Sr., has return ed from a visit with her son, Henry Brown, of Bristol, Conn.
 Mrs. FTancis Rinkead is visiting rel atives In Providence, R. l., and later will be the guest of friends in Port land Maine.
 Miss Catherine Butler of Norwich Town and her guest, Miss Frances Johnson of Brooklyn, N. r., were guests of Miss Mary McManus Thurs- day.
 Entertained at Whist.
 The Misses McManus entertained several friends at whist at their home Thursday evening in honor of their guests, Misses Abbie and Nettie Flanagan of Astoria, L. l., and Miss Margaret McManus of New York During the evening several musical selections were rendered by Miss Catherine Butler, piano and W. Sulli- van violin, also by Charles Weber of Brooklyn, x. Y.. violin and Miss Cath erine McCarty. piano. A quartetts consisting of Frank McManus. Pat rick Donohue, D. Mccarthy and w. McManus. rendered several selections. The gentlemen's prizes were taken by P. Donohue of Norwich and E. IA Rathbun and the, ladies winning wer< Miss Catherine Mccarthy and Miss Kettle Coughlin of l.. l. Refreshments were served.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
LEBANON

Miss Helen Cleveland of Worcester, Mass, is the guest of Miss Ella Peck.
 Mrs. Henry Hyde of Willimantic is visiting Miss Edith l.. Tucker.
 Mrs. Luther. Philip and Elizabeth I,uIher of Norwich have been spending some time with Mrs. OZro Fuller.
 Miss Gertrude Stiles of Worcester. Mass, has returned home after visiting Miss Ella Peck.
 Miss Etta Porter of Waterford Is the guest of Miss Edith l.. Tucker
 Mir. and Mrs. F. A Gibbs of East Orange, N. J.. are at their summer home here.
 Mrs. Henry Hyde. Miss Etta Porter and Miss Edith Tucker spent Wednes- day at Ocean Beach and with friends in Waterford.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
LISBON
Army Worms Appear in Southern and
 Northern Portions of the Town.

A launch party made up of the Misses Alice Kennedy, Lizzie, Lena, and Hattie Bradlaw. Lester Bromley. Clarence Whitaker and Paul Bradlaw, went tO Ocean beach, Wednesday.
 Recent visitors at Mrs. G. A. Ken nedy's were her brothers, Bernard Marley of New Jersey, Robert Marley of Westerly. Mrs. Willard Collins and son. Irving. of Central Village.
 Frank r.. Hyde was the guest of his sister. Mrs F. $. Avery in Norwich Town Tuesday.
 J. B. Storrs was at Storrs on Mon day.
 J. II. Kennedy and F. l.. Kanahan., attended the poultry meeting at Storrs Thursday.
 Miss Daisy Hood of New York is the guest of Mrs. Duncan Mckay.
 Mrs Warner and two children. Daisy and Harold, of New York, are at Mrs Albert Rist's.
 Army worms made their appearanlt Sunday at J. B. Palmer's and R. R Barbers in the southern part of the town and in the northern part at Harry Hull's and Jesse Phillips. but no other farmers have noticed them
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
NORTH FRANKLIN

Mir and Mrs F A. Redwood and faniIy spent Sunday with Mrs. Frank Smith of Danielson.
 Miss Myrtle ClaINS is passing week in Baltic, the guest of her aunt. Mrs. William Buteau-
 George Brush Is in Boston visiting his uncle.
 one day this week with his parents, MT. and Mrs J. D. Simpson.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Clark were the guests Sunday of Mir. and Mrs. Will liam Buteau of Baltic.
 The army worms have desEoTed A. T. Browning's oat crop.
 Reuben Manning has purchased a handsome pair of heavy work horses.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Redwood and family and Mrs. Fred H. Race at tended the meeting at Storrs We'd neSday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
NORTH sTONINGTON

Miss Dora T. Maine is visiting in Buttonwoods. R. l., and later will go to Vermont.
 Augustus l.. Avery. of Brooklyn N. Y.. spent Sunday with relatives here.
 Benjamin P. Wheeler. a summer res ident of Pleasant View, was in town Sunday and attended service at the Congregational church.
 Mrs D. F. Chapman has been visit ing at Pendleton Hill.
 MT. and Mrs. Cressingham L. Gray of Dover, N, H.. are visiting in town.
 Mrs. William B. Hull of Norwich was in the village Wednesday, calling on friends.
 The army worm is in town, an un- welcome guest
 Rev Lucian Drury will preach in the Baptist church at Preston City Sunday morning in fraternal aid to the pa stor, who is ill
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
LAUREL GLEN

Mrs Edward Burdick of Pawtuxet R. l.. has been the guest of her moth CT. Mrs. Lydia Holdredge.
 Howard Martin and family. of Ash away, visited last Saturday with Mrs. Martins parents, MT. and Mrs. Nath- an Main.
 Orrin Harris of Ashaway called at William F. Mains Monday
 Alden Miner of Ashaway was a call CT in this place Tuesday
 number from here enjoyed Satur- day evening with MT and Mrs. Mo Outlook
 Frank Palmer was a business call CT in Westerly Thursday.
 Dr. Hale and family were recent callers in Mystic and Stonington.
 Everett Whitman of Pawtucket Is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Willis Amy.
 Mrs. Arthur Main has as her guest her sister from Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
ASHWILLE-T

Otto Carlson returned to his home in New York Sunday afternoon, after q months visit with his uncle and aunt, Mir and Mrs Sigfreid Ahlberg.
 Grover C. Main has finished having and is helping out his neigfbors.
 Charlie Ahlberg and a friend are at work for Malcolm Thompson.
 Samuel D. Pierce of Rixtown was through here Sunday afternoon
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.

Yantic are visiting at George Bab- cocks.
 The Maynard family held a reunion at the Hop Yard, Sunday
 l.. M. Stark and Miss Ida Stark of Bashan visited at M. J. Stark's, Wec- nesday.
 Mrs. Frances Tittotson and Mrs. Will Chapel of East Lyme visited at w. M. Sisson's one day last week.
 N. $. Strong and family were guests of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Mullans at BrOCkWay, Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
HAMBURG

Mrs John Tiffany is entertaining Miss Clara Bollman of New Haven.
 The l.. B. s. met Wednesday with Mrs Willis Hall in charge. m Mrs Hubay and family enjoyed a day at the short last Wednesday.
 The army worm has reached the town and destroyed a fine field of oats belonging to R.. M. Peck.
 Mrs. James Wood visited relatives at Brockway last Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
HANOVER
Mrs. L. M. keneston Speaks at Mis-
 sionary Meeting-PersonaI Items.


 The Woman's Missionary society held the July meeting with Mrs. NJ. J. E. Fuller at the parsonage. The pro- sramme prepared by Mrs Lee was based on the book Mormonism, the Islam of America. Several out of town visitors were present. Mrs. L. M. heneston of Preston City spoke on the work of the society in that place. At a meeting of the Ladies' guild held Monday Miss Jennie c. Gallup was elected treasurer
 Local Notes
 Mir. and Mrs. E. l.. Tinkham were In Providence last week to attend the funeral of Mir. Tinkhams sister. Mrs. T. L. Blakely
 Mrs- L. Russian was operated on Tuesday at the Rackus hospital
 J. Irons is staying at Mrs. Buttons s. Joseph Bessette is using his new hi = cycle to ride to his work
 Mrs. Frank Crombie is visiting in Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
SALEM
Ohio Guests Make 62o- Mile Motor Trip Trenches Around 25Acre Corn Area to Head of Worms.

Rev Mir. Berkeley of Portsmouth. N. H., occupied the pulpit in the Con- gregational church last Sunday morn- ing and evening.
 Rev B. D. Remington of Colchester preached in the Baptist church last Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Helen Malona and Miss Alice Rix returned last Friday from a two