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Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30

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 vices.
 The Stafford grange will meet next Tuesday evening.
 MT and Mrs. William Irving Of Hartford have been guests of MT. and Mrs. John Foster.
 Mrs. William Stafford has been on an automobile trip with her daugh- ter. Mrs Ralph Wight of Indian Orr chard Providence Worcester and Taunton were among the places vis- ited-
 Local lncorporators.
 E. c. Penney, W. H. Reed and Theo- dore Lyon are named ss local incor porators of the Putnam to Stafford Springs railroad. Representatives have been in town looking he field over. Much interest is Reported all along the line.
 Memorial Sunday was observed by Winter post G. A. R.. Horton Camp, Sons of Veterans. and the Woman's Relief Corps attending service in the Methodist church In a body Sunday norning. Rev. W. F. Buck delivered he sermon on The Brighter Aspects of Our National Life. Mrs. T. F. Mullins sang The Star Spangled Ban ner. A short address to the veterans was given by Lieutenant Governor TfnRier.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30

holds of Manchester have been secured by the W. C. T. U. and he will give an address at Memorial church next Sunday evening
 Charles E. Allen returned Monday from trip to Huntington. Mass. where he spent a few days with rel atives
 Homer N. Neil. Jr.. is home for few weeks, recruiting his health after an attack of humps while in Lexing- ton. Ky.
 Visitors Defeated.
 The junior baseball teams of Staff ford Springs and of this village tried it out here last Saturday. The visitors lost the game MT. and Mrs. F. s. Charter of Staff ford Springs spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. John R. Neil.
 More Money Needed There is talk of calling a special town meeting to consider the question of appropriating another thousand dollars to be used on the state high way Owing to changes made since the contract was let it is said that ss.0oo will not complete the work.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
ONECO
Ball Team Gives Successful Play
 Memorial Services Tomorrow.

The baseball boys gave an enter tafnment in the town hall Saturday night, when they presented a play en- were Frank Hazard, Earl Holt, William and Stephen Mullane and Donald Mo- Intosh, all doing well. Miss Ada Green1nan assisted by giving recita- tions and whistling two solos. There were also solos by Mrs. Ethel Sherman, n, Simeon Brown and William and Ste phen MulIane. Ice cream and soda were served. after which dancing was enjoyed. Mrs. Ada Greenman playing the organ.
 Won Guess Cake.
 Mrs. Ada Greenman and son Rufus, Miss Arlene Carpenter and Mrs. Harry Sherman attended the peanut party at F1konk last Friday night. Mrs. Ethel Sherman guessed the nearest to the weight on the cake and so the cake came to Oneco.
 William Place is boarding with Mrs Lizzie Young
 Mrs s. B. Winslow starts for Giid- den. Ia. Monday morning for a visit
 Mir. and Mrs. George Lincoln were in Worcester Tuesday to see MT. Lin- colil's father.
 ' D. Whitford was in Providence Monday and Wednesday.
 Mrs. Thomas Brown returned to hei home here last Monday much improved in health.
 field and Oneco this (Saturday) after noon.
 Memorial services will be held al Oneco M. E. church Sunday, May atst Rev. Paul Miller of Sterling will delivei the address.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
RIPLEY HELL
Class Choses Name-Boys' Ball Nine Defeats Girls ciub-Leeture on Teaching Agriculture.

Teaching Agriculture.
 The Sunday school class composed of the young people of Ripley Hill and taught by Miss Sarah White. has chosen for its name, The Climbers Miss Bertha Green is captain of the girls and George Freeman Is captain of the boys. There is considerable in terest manifested in this class and the young people are loyal to their leader.
 Boys Team Won.
 A baseball game was played be- tween the members of the Climbers class. the 23rd. the score being 22 to Is to be played by the hines today, May 30th. at o'clock on the green near the residence of A. F. Peterson on Ripley Hill.
 Birthday Dinner.
 Mrs. L. Zechiel entertained MT. and Mrs. Albert Woodworth at dinner May 24th in honor of Mrs. Woody orth' s 79th birthday Mrs. Woodwork is re- markably keen and active and a de- lightful companion.
 A lecture under the auspices of the Hilltop Home club was given by Prof Brundage of Storrs at the house of A. E. Peterson the 22nd on Teaching Of Agriculture in the Rural School Su- pervisor Emerson gave a short talk bara Peterson and Miss Sarah White :! A social hour followed during which | refreshments were served. Fifty-fi five were present. l Miss Maud Brigham has returned from a stay in North Windham. ] Mir. and Mrs James Morrill, were guests Of Mrs George Freeman over Sunday.
 | A forest fire between the old bacl road and the old Boston turnpike which started Sunday afternoon. dic 1 considerable damage to property in 1t: track. Fire Warden John Champlir called out a force of helpers. wht worked all Sunday night and most o | the day Monday trying to control tht | flames. There are several theories a. Il to the origin of the fire. The fire wal burning Tuesday afternoon but wa! under control
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
Nsw london County
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narshday .surpriss Party fer Frederick za A. LsfRnevsH.

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 Mr and Mrs. Harry Jencks of New yyrk weru Sunday guests of Mr. ana ] Mr. as1d Mrs. William Partridge and saf1 Leonard visited Mir. and Mrs. C- II 0nvt7ref of Norwich Sunday.
 TT. Ida WdlliamS. Mrs Edgar Yer rfaHton and Mrs. Latfmer of NofW1cn sreaf Wednesday with Mrs. George F.
 TIT Harry Brsnton and daughter phyiliu have been guests of Mrs. WA- HaM Partridge this week
 N9r. and Mrs. Austin Rathbun ana souI Palmsr of Preston spent Sunday at the home of c. E. Palmer.
 Mr, and Mra John Perkins or Harl- ford were over Sunday guests or MT. asd Mrs. Michael Blacker.
 Csgsh~atsd Birthday.
 \ merry party of young people met at the home of Mir. and Mrs F. c. Lef- f9ueweU Saturday night to celebrate fhe 18th birthday of their son, Freder- fck A. LefingyFel1. Dancing was en- loved. after which cake and punch we're served. The affair was planned as h surprise, but Mir. Lefiingweii proved equal to fhs occasion and all apent q delightful evening.
 May Basket Froiic.
 Several from this place were in the party to hang dainty May basket to Hr.a and Mrs. George A. Sheldon or East Great Plain Wednesday night. Alter q lively chase, the party was 1n- ytfsd in and spent the remainder Of the evening with games. after which re- Treatments were served
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
WINDHAM
c. E. Newspaper Meeting Planned Artist Weir and Family Going to Branohvilie.

c. E. Newspaper Meeting Planned
 Artist Weir and Family Going to
 Branohvilie,
 Rev, W. M. Brown will pre,ch at the Congregational church tomorrow. In the evening the c. B. meeting will be led by the president, Russell Potter. the topic Is Christian Meaning of Current Events" and the meeting will take the form of a newspaper meet ing The editor in chief will be Rus sell Potter. local. department. M. C.. Lathrop. temperance. Mrs. Robert Pa gr1m. foreign missions Miss Gertrude Arneid, home, Miss Grace Bates. war. Russell Potter, The W1ndham prayer Rev, W. M. Brown in the absence of Rev, NJ. R. Plumb. who is to give a series of lectures on Switzerland next week in several neighboring towns
 Invitations to the marriage of Miss Miriam Barstew of Salem, Ore, and Waiter Abbe. Jr., of Pittsburgh. have been received by some of their , Wind. ind yiaee in the Windham Congregational church at 4 p. m, on Tuesday, June 1e.
 Mir. and Mfrs. Charles Isarrabee, Miss Marian Larrabee and Rev. and Mrs M. R Plumb are on a meter trip to Bridgeport and are guests of Rev. AL R. Plumb's parents over Sunday.
 Mrs. Robert PeSrum leaves Tuesday Wauregan and the Eastern Connecti- cut Branch meets in New London on Wednesday, Miss Gertrude Arnold is the delegate fresa the local Missionary society to the New LeRden meeting.
 There was a geed attendance at the rniaweek prayer meeting at the Con gEeeatieRal chureh which wss held oR
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
EAST WOODSTOCK
Local Friends Attend Funeral of Mrs. Frank Slye-Interest in Lawson Trial.

Miss Nellie Pratt has returned from Paxton. Mass, where she spent the winter with her uncle, Rev. George Pratt and wife
 Funeral of Mrs. Slye.
 Mrs. Chester E. May and Mrs. E. E. May attended the funeral of Mrs Frank Slye in Pomfret Center We'd nes. Mrs. Slye was a former resident and had many friends in town, who were shocked to hear of her sudden death Monday morning from heart dis ease. Mrs. Slye was a daughter of the late Rev. s. V. B. Cross, who was pastor of the Methodist church in '73 and "A.
 Mrs. L. H. Linderman is visiting her brother, H. Allen, in Holden, Mass.
 Attended Trial.
 Interest in the Lawson trial is man. ifested by the people in town, many of whom attended the trial held in Putnam this week. On Thursday Mrs. Lawson was taken home by automo- bile being too i'll to appear in court. Allan Upham of Boston has been spending few days at his home here.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
STAFFORDVILLE

MT. and Mrs Matthew Doyle and family moved this week to Westerly. R. I.
 / Rev. E. H. Tunnfclifre has been spending few days with his daugh ter in Vale. Mass.
 MT. and Mrs H. G. West and fam fly moved from Dalton. Mass. thif week to George Moore's tenement
 Miss Louise Spencer has resigned in the Garland mill; and has gone to Westerly. R. l.
 Miss Lizzie Brandon has resigned in the Hydeyille mill and has gone to Canada for a vacation with relatives. after which she will enter the Holyoke hospial training school for nurseA
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
CaYvILLE
Mems Club Gives Successful Enter
 tainment.

The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs Mary D. Stokes Tuesday after noon
 Mrs H. E. Blanchard is entertain ing Mrs Raymond Blanchard and three children. of Providence.
 Merrill Bennett spent the week end in Hartford and Willimantic.
 Dan Page was home for Sunday.
 William Martin of Sheffield school Is spending the week win his parents. MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Martin.
 Miss Raynie Stebbins of Norwich spent Monday with Mrs. Mary D. Stokes.
 Successful Entertainment.
 The entertainment given by the Mems club in Columbia hall was a most successful affair. The reader, MT. Batty of Putnam, was enjoyed very much. The hit of the evening was the vaudeville act given by MT, and Mrs. Loren Kenaettfs, who show ed that they were used to the stage
 Mrs. W. E. LaBelle and Mrs. George Barnes were in Southbridge. Mass, Friday.
 Mrs w. F. Bidwen was in Norwich Saturday
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
WESTMINSTER
Fred w. Newton Crushed by 5ouId- er-Neishbors Plant For lnured Man Social Affairs.

Fred W. Newton met with what came near to being a serious accident on Thursday last, while burying a large boulder in one of his lots, 1t rolled on two places and his left arm injur-- ed. MT. Newton had to crawl on his hands and right knee across a plowed field, and was almost exhausted when his cries for help were heard by Henry Worthington, who assisted by Frank Bennett carried him to his home, where pr. Sweet attended him. On Saturday Simon Rosenzweig with his sons, and Henry Worthinston and Cliff ford Raymond, met and planted Mir. Newton's corn and potatoes. This practical sympathy is the kind that helps to cement the ties of universal brotherhood, and no doubt other neigh bors will fall in line and keep in caring for, and harvesting his crops.
 Frank and Jacob Leonard are nov ing their household goods back to Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Rev. W. H. Raymond preached in the Plainfield Congregational church last Sunday morning.
 Hung May Basket.
 Saturday evening last, a party of young people met at the parsonage and hung May basket as a surprise to Miss Edith Raymond. daughter of the pastor. A very pleasant time was en- toyed by all the party.
 Edwin P. St. John preached a very acceptable sermon at the Congrega- tional church Sunday last in the ab- sence of the pastor.
 Tomorrow at II o'clock, the Congre- gational church, Rev. W. H. Raymond will preach a Memorial Day sermon, a special invitation has been given to all Civil War veterans to be present 1 The subject will be, What is Memo rial Day to CsY In the evening the 1 young people will have charge of the service, at o'clock. Frank Medbery | vii be the leader.
 Birthday Surprise. 1 At the Temlinson farm there was q May basket surprise party in honor oi J Hylmar Olsen, Wednesday night the l 27th, it being his birthday. Youne people came from Plainfleld and West minister, and there were good things te eat and drink, while music and sing. 1 ing were enjoyed. The grounds were | tighten by Japanese lanterns. | The Ladies Aid society of the Con gregational church, met "Wednesday l afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Mead. Plans were made for the sum
 mer work, and after a delightful lun, 1 cheon served by the hostess. under tn.
 shade of the trees, the ladies adjourn.
 ed to meet with Mrs Columbus Smitl | for the June meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
WELLINGTON

Memorial day; exercises will com mence at D. m. at town hall.
 The grange inspection Friday eve ming was by State Deputy Sykes of Sufieid.
 Prof. Barker of Boston university is visiting at Mir. Cesgrove's.-
 Howard Bye of Boson is spending the summer at Hillside. recuperatiug ana picking up points In poultry farm ing.
 Sunday.
 Preparatiens are going forward for the observance ef Chiidren's day the second Sunday in June.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30

Afp4oQ6 hf0ef d6cn III w SfiHS sfSte- iaa Daughtsr-6irthday Celebration.
 
 Mrs Elizabeth Barber of Plainfield and Frank Barber of Woody Hill R. l., have been visiting their sisters, Mrs. William Dean and Miss Phebe Barber.
 1~ Leaves Hospital. Raymond Kelleher has returned home from the Day KiHrball hospital in Putnam and is improving in health Frederick W. Tillinghast has been spending several days with relatives at Princess Bay, L. l.
 Mrs. Judson Gardner and son Robert have returned from New York, where they have been spending several weeks with Mrs. Gardner's mother, Mrs. Peto. Several local young people were in 1foosup Friday evening to attend dance given by young mems club. Mrs. Philip Mathewson has returned from Watch Hill R. l., having been there with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Atwood. of Wauregan, who is prepar- ing to open her cottage there for the Miss Cora LevalIey of Danielson has besn spending several days with Miss Miriam Chapman
 Suffered a Shock.
 lrrss Albert Grover of South Killing M Is at the home of Mrs. Frank c. Til- Nnxhaat assisting in caring for Mrs. Ti1linghast's mother, Mrs. Hill, who suffered 8 shock several days ago.
 LII in Massachusetts.
 Mrs Aapheus Rider has been in Re- hobeth, Mass on account of the illness of her husband, who is i'll at his daughters, Mrs Amos Peck's, where he went for a visit.
 Rev. LinIey Gordon of New Haven spent Sunday at William Simmons.
 Birthday Party.
 HH1u>. yRiv,oxy, Cwbo 1,u-,ara 1a11o;,tar of Mir. and Mrs John l.. Chapman, enter tained a party of young people at her parents home Saturday afternoon to celebrate her 12th birthday.
 Miss Aura Baldwin has been enter taining her parents from New Haven
 II. Home from Florida.
 Andrew J. Ladd, Miss Mary Ladd from Jacksonville, Fla. where they have spent the winter with MT. Ladd's nephew, Augustus Ladd.
 MrE. Thomas Wake1ey has been vis- ting her parents in Jewett City. MT. and Mrs. Burrill Franklin, MT. and Mrs. Leon Franklin of Providence spent Sunday with Mrs. Franklin'S sis ter. Mrs. John Shelley.
 The E;ucliea met Tuesday evening. Arthur Harrington of Providence spent Sunday with his brother, Frank Harrington.
 Floyd Mitchell who is employed in Daniehson, spent Sunday at his home
 Orsanist Resigns
 Miss Helen MatheWscn has resigned as org1nist at the Congregational church. Miss Elsie Ladd is organist for an indefinite time
 Mrs William Jowett is spending a week with relatives in Southbridge, Mass
 Miss Edna Bicdord has been visiting ct her home in Elliott
 Miss Angie Guerin is entertaining hor uncle from Worcester.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Jerrett and chil- dren, Elizabeth and Robert, of Provi- deuCe, were Saturday visitors at E. Hoxie LilEbridge'E
 Arthur Mathfeu of Danielson has z dnished work at the store of F. H. & F. W.xTfninghast. MT. Wilmot of Dan- telson. formerly clerk there, has re- tuTnedst to work there
 EfA. Frank Davis and son Russell have been visiting relatives in Provi- dence.
 At D. A. R. Meeting.
 Mrs. D. Hoxie LiIlibridge and Mrs
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
BROOKLYN
Miller House Burned-Latest Arrange.
 meats For Memorial Day.

Miss Charlotte Scarborough is wis., iting In Springfield, Mass
 Mrs, E. M. White has gene te Cleveland, Ohio. to attend the wedding of her son.
 Russell Hazeiten of Neank has wis., tied the LawtDn farm.
 Mrs. Theodore Cole of Washington. D. C., has come to occupy her heIne for the summer recently owned by the Vinton's.
 Mr and Mrs. Mortimer H. Miller and daughter of Hartford have come to their home here for tn esummer.
 House Burasd
 Saturday naerniHR at about II o'clock the residence of Mortimer H. Miller caught fire and was burned to the ground. The furniture, clothing, etc. VAS saved. The fire vas sup-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
BOLTON NOTCH
Memorial Services and Decorating of Graves.

Memorial day services were held in the Quarryrille Methodist church Sum- day. about fifty Grand Army men from Manchester attending the services and decorating graves.
 District Superintendent c. c. Scriv- ener held, a quarterly conference al the Quarryville M. E. church Wednes- day eveninr
 Mrs Mary Clifford of Boston. Mass. is visiting M. w. Howard.
 Ernest Chsppell has gone to his home in Springfield. Mass, for few days
 Mrs. Marie Shaw and daughter June, of New York. are visiting MT. and Mrs F. A Shaw
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
NORTH STFR' ING

Telless Benway of williamsville call ed on old neighbors and friends here last Sunday.
 Fire destroyed C. H. Heath's barn on the Thomas NJ. Hopkins place, so call ed, last Sunday.
 Edgar Lewis and family of Hartford are visiting relatives and friends here.
 Selectman Jared Hall and his men are repairing the roads.
 There were four automobiles from Providence at one time in the yard at Albert Pike's last Sunday. He had a house full of company.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
WOODSTOCK
Memorial Day Observance Tomorrow- Eastford Pastor to Deliver Address.

Memorial day exercises are to be held at the Tongregatioral church Sun day morning. Rev. James B. King of Eastford, an old soldier, will deliver the address. at the close of which the orated.
 Miss Nellie Chandler and Mrs. Agnes Wood are at their home for the sum- mer.
 MT and Mrs. Harry Hicks of Provi- dence were calling on friends in town Sunday.
 Miss Mary Flynn of Norwich has been the guest of Miss Louise How ard.
 Henry Burritt of Boston and Miss Ep,Iiy Eveleth have visited Miss Mary Lester.
 Will Exchange Pulpita-
 Rev. R. R. Kendall is to preach in Bastford Sunday in exchange with Rev. J. B. King.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
PACKER

Mir. and Mrs. Fred Lyon of P1ainfield spent the week end with MT. and Mrs Herbert Parkhurst.
 Rev Mir Higgins preached Sunday from Matthew 5. 10, II, 12, verses.
 George Roode of Danielson visited W. c. Briggs and family.
 Willard Baxter has finished work for the Cutler Mills Co, and left Monday for Baas, South Carolina
 Miss Evelyn Browning was in Dan ielson Tuesday
 Miss Corinne Simino and sister Rose were in Moosup and Central Village, Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
ASHFORD

William Poole spent last Sunday at his home here
 Mrs. N. L. Knowlton is staying at her cottage here for few weeks.
 E. P. Adams was in Putnam Mon day.
 Herbert Brown was in Willimantic Thursday.
 Mrs. E. Gilbert is housekeeper at E. P Adams.
 There will be speaking. music and refreshments at the church today, Me- morial day.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
CAMPBELL's MILLS

.. l.. Barber, who has been in Pia4n- nsaA. has returned home.
 Mrs Luther Tanner has been Ill Tor c long time,
 Wednesday was the hottest day tna1 has been fn 90 years.
 Ekonk grange will assist the veter- sns today in decorating the graves of 01nfr comrades.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30

.I |. 14.|- poeed to nave caught from the chtm- ney. Tho houpe was 1npured- Upward H Davison of New Britain was recent visitor at his old home here s. |
 Mrs. May A Prentice is visiting in New Britain.
 Change of Pians.
 Sincc it was announced that thers would be no exercikes here on Me- morial Day, the Sons of Veterans have voted to turn out with a drum corps to assist the veterans in decorat- ing the graves. after which services will be held in the town hall, where Roy. Mir. Kinworth will deliver an address and the school children under the leadership of Rev. e. F. Gunung DID. will sing.
 Memorial Addrsss.
 Sunday evening Trinity church was well filled to hear the Memorial ad- dress of the pastor which was an ex- celleflt ona
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
SOUTH CANTERBURY

George I. Wheeler has two teams Of Franklin.
 John Irish and Prank R. Rurdiel of Nor~fah were guests Tuesday of Levi N, Clark
 It was q degrees ia the shade wed nssday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
l, LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

Charles E. Barber attended the meet ing of the D. A. K af the home of Mrs. { John Gallup in Moosup
 Mir Wflmot was called to his home in DAnielson by the critical illness of hts little two year old daughter.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
UNION
Memorial Day Exercises Arrsnssd.

Mir. and Mrs W. c. Howard of West Weoasteck attended the Congrega- tioDal church Sunday.
 Mrs. F. R Aldrich and son Herbert of Uxbridge. visited relatives in town recently,
 The Marcy homestead has been ePened for the summer.
 There will be Memorial day exer- eises as usual at the Congregational church. Decoration Of graves at the East cemetery at g o'clock and in the North cemetery at 10 o'clock. Dinner on the basket picnic plan and exsrcisos at the church at l o'clock
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
SOUTH WooDoiOck

c, W. Bowen spent a day in Bestsa this week.
 Miss Ida Sanger was in Rockville a few days this week.
 Rev, H, D. Pierce, formerly sf this place, was in town for a day recently
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
SOUTH WELLINGTON

D.. assrss ", Rsynsids te Speak at MenepisI chupeh-opsciaI Town Meeting Talked of.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
Windham County CENTRAL. VILLAGE

xssnQ People Attend Moosup Dance AIphsus Rider Taken III While Visit
 lna Dauailxsr-6irthday Celebration.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
Holland County
STAFFORD

Interest In Proposed Trolley Line Lieut.. Governor at Memorial Ser vices
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