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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-02-18
The MYSTERIOUS CITY,
BOUGHT BY CREDITORS
Those Holding Claims Paid ST..
4SI For The $4,000
Monte Carlo

Henderson, KY. Feb. LITTLE
Mysterious City in Horseshoe
Bend directly across the river from
Evansville, with ten acres of land, a
handsome and commodious concrete
building, appurtenances and fix
lures which are said to have cost
$4,000 was sold by the Farmers
Bank and Trust Company, as agent.
here this afternoon at public cutlery
at the court house door for $4,-
4S1.1S to j. w. BOdine, OF this city.
The amount for which il sold is
the amount of the indebtedness
against the property, including back
county and State taxes for the years
1912 and 1913, penalties. interest
and costs.
Il bought on behalf of the cred
itors." said Mr.. Bodine. after the
sale had been made. ''and we have
no plans except to sell it,"
= The land was sold to Kate Haw-
ley. VIM. II. Carroll and j. A. Craw-
ford by Thomas j. Mann. April %.
1910, and one j. A. Brown. suppos-
ed to be acting agent. erected
large concrete house with dance
hall. together with numerous other
rooms, and installed waterworks
system, and electric light plant.
These improvements are said to
have cost about $4,000 and finally
when money got scarce Brown aban-
doned the work 1t Is thought that
he had the establishment of an Ohio
river Monte Carlo in view
According to the records here,
Kate Hawley and II. |. Hawley. for
81 and other valuable considera-
lions, sold to |. c. Rinehardt and ].
A. Crawford an undivided one-third
interest in the property.
There were no other bidders be-
side Mr.. Bodine and less than fifteen
people were present to see the prop
erty sold. The bids were cried by
II. l.. Johnson. trust officer of the
Farmers Bank and Trust Company.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-02-18
WILL DRILL FOR GAS
IN WESTERN KENTUCKY

Evansville. Ind. Feb. That
he expects to find enough natural
gas in Western Kentucky to supply
Evansville. Henderson. Greensboro,
Sebree and other Kentucky towns.
was the statement made here Thurs
day by W. II. Taylor. OF Huntington.
w Va. representing Ohio operators.
Mr.. Taylor says wells will be drilled
at once in Webster. Mclean and Da-
viess counties In Kentucky
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-02-18
MANY PRISONERS ARE
NOW SUBJECT TO PAROLE

Eddyville. Ky, Feb. 13.-Under
the decision of Judge Settle, of the
Court of Appeals. in relation to the
indeterminate sentence and parole
law, 217 prisoners in the Eddyville
penitentiary are now subject to pa
role by the mandamus route. Sew
enty-five additional prisoners here
would be entitled to parole under
this court ruling next July.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-02-18
WOMAN REpUTED To BE
1903 YEARS OLD IL DEAD

Mt. Sterling. KY. Feb. l4.-Mrs.
Mary Jane Thomas, reported to be
1903 years old. died ut her home
near Kiddville. this county. of the
infrmities OF old age. She was said
to be the oldest white woman in
Kentucky. Her son, Rianza Thorn
AS. 7S. died a short time ago. and
another son is still living near
North Middletown. aged 15.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-02-18
4. =. of a.. Notice.

On account OF the very bad wealth p
er and roads, the meeting of the
Ohio County Union A. 5. of 4. was
deferred TO saturday, February 81 a..
1914, at 10 o'clock a. m. All poul-
try and wool poolers are expected TO
attend, whether members or not
State Secretary :. u. Robertson will
be expected 10 address the people at
o'clock p. m.
S. l.. STEVENS. Pres.
HENRY NJ. PIRTLE. Seey.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-02-18

no obligations to her, but we want
to warn every tobacco grower that
the history that has been made in
the Green River District during the
past six months is indicative of COM
plete humiliation of farmers or
CARNATIONS or cooperation, and the
forerunner of lower prices and more
oppression.
S. p. ROBERTSON,
Sec'y. Ky. State Union A. s. of T..
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-02-18
THREATS AGAINST LIFE
OF MEMPHIS BANKER

Memphis, Tenn. Feb. l4.--C.
Hunter Raine, president OF the de-
funct Mercantile bank which closed
its doors Monday as the result OF the
alleged defalcations of the president,
estimated to reach s7ss,00O. enter
ed plea OF not guilty when arraign-
ed in criminal court to-day. Raine
previously had pleaded guilty when
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-02-18
Gives Birth 10 Five Babes.

Louisville. Ky. Feb. l4.-Fiye
children. three boys and two girls.
We're born to-day to Mrs. Bertha
Drury, wife OF Spencer county
farmer. The two girls died.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
THOMPSON
Rev. ". II, GisheI and Miss. Edith cruff Married Sunday, August 22-I News of the Week.

Announcemerts are eout of the mar riage of Miss Edith CruM and Rev. W H Giebel on Sunday, August B, 1914, at the home of Rev. A. Van c. P Huizinga. Mir. and Mrs. Giebel left on Tuesday for Williamson, N- r.
 Mrs, Allen Soper is entsrtaining her mother, Mrs Mowry.
 Miss Avis Kemp left on Thursday for her home in Manchester, N. H.
 Mrs. H. Burrette entertained Miss McConab of Mt. Holyoka college over Sunday.
 The Baptist Sunday school picnic was held at Bates grove, Webster Lake, on Tuesday.
 A good sized and interested audience listened to Rev. w. P. Lamphear of Hartford on Sunday night. when he spoke at the eBaptist church on The Task Lincoln Left for Us.
 Mrs. F. M. Knight returned from Providence on Monday.
 Mrs. Stevens returned to Chicago on Wednesday after visit at Caro- lyn hall with her parents MT. and Mrs. Stevens are soon to start on a tip to California
 |, Mir. and Mrs. Kammerer and two children of Short Hills, N. J., came to Carolyn hall on Wednesday.
 Miss Myrtice Kingsbury and Miss Spencer return next week to their school duties in Torrington.
 Rev. J. K Moore and family re- turned this week from Lurrenberg, Vt Z
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29

rendered solo. at the morning church service last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs Fred Holt and daugh- ter of Rockville are spending a few days in this place
 Aubrey Winter is at East Hartford where he is employed in securing the tobacco crop.
 Miss Ethel Golden of South Wind ham has been visiting her friend, Miss Harriet K Porter of this place.
 Miss Beulah Chapman of Hartford has been spending several days in town, the guest of Mir. and Mrs. James A. Utley.
 Sunday with friends in this place.
 Mrs. H. W. Porter spent the week end with friends in Saybrook
 House Party. A house party was, held at the res idence of Chester B. Lyman and wife. from Wednesday to Saturday of last week. The party was made up of relatives and other young people. To say that the young people enjoyed themselves is not telling it all Ar. and Mrs A. E. Lyman are ooth- ex- cellent musicians and know how to entertain Those present were Clay ton Miller, May Miller. Frank Foote Margaret Bunyan, Kathryn Morgan, and Lawrence Carrier of Colchester; Emily, Marion and Fred Book and Edith and Jeanette Naugie or brook- lyn. N r.. Emile Kasmmerlen oi Haverstraw. N. T,: Helen strong oi Hartford;; Helen Foote of Gilead and | Annie Palmer of this place Several of our townspeople attended the services at the Camp meeting ir willimantic last Sunday. Mrs. William A Lyman and daugn' ter Mrs. May Smith, have been visit | ing relatives in Plainyille, New Britain ana East Hartford
 Clayton E. Lyman and sister. Mls' Agnes Lyman entertained a party O. young people at the Lake last Sun day afternoon. Those present wer' Misses Ethel Golden of South Wind ham, Lillian Little and Edna Winklei of Spring1eld and Harriett K Porte adn Raymond Lyman of this place l Herbert Woodward who TOT th' past few weeks has been employed a the poultry farm of F. F. Lincoln a Mount Carmel, has returned to hi home in this place.
 MT. William Welch of Washington lD. e., has been spending a few day. al HHillcrest House" by the Lake. l Charles K. Hitchock Jr.. wife an' two children from Minnesota are wis iting his parents. Mir and Mrs. Charle 1 K. Hitchcock on Columbia Green Flo several wears Mfr. Hitchcock has beel connected with mining interests in tn West
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
HEBRON
Sunday Schools Held Union Pienie-- Miss Helen Gilbert III with Typhoid Fever--Ths News in General

Rr. and Mrs. Douglas of Boston and MT. and Mrs. Hayden and two daugh- |ters, are at the doctors cottage.
 Malconl Humphrey and friend Of Meriden were at George Little's over Sunday.
 Union Picnic. The two Sunday schools held their annual picnic. together at the Colum- hia lake Friday. There was a good attendance. 4 very hard thunder shower soon after noon, caused the people to make hasty retreat for home. -t Miss Helen Gilbert is a,1little better, She is very sick with typhoid fever. Mrs Joseph Brooks of East Hart ford is visiting her father, w Grimm Mrs. Leslie Hills and daughter Ruth, are visiting in town. Jared Tenant and family were in MoDtvlue sunday Vincent Henderson Is. at his home for a short stay. Miss NJ. c. Frink was the guest of her brother and his family last week. in Andover. Mrs. M, F Frink has returned after two weeks absence. quite improved in health.
 Mrs. Alice Thompson has been in New York. the past week the guest of her sister Mrs. E. Wilson. Master Blair Thompson has re- turned after a months stay in New York with his aunt, Mrs. Edwin Will son.
 H F. Tepnant and family of East Hampton were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Leon Rathbun over Sunday. Miss Edith Bissell of East Hanp-
 ton is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. w. | O. ScyTns. Edward Raymond has gone to Mt.
 Hernon. where he expects to attend school
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
BOLTON NOTCH
M, E. Sunday School Picnic at Laurel Psrk--other Happenings the Past Week of Interest to Local People.

Miss Hattie Warner of South Man chester spent Sunday with her grand mother.
 Mrs. Frank Wheton and Robbie Bridgenan. are. spending the week with Norman Arnold at Uncasville.
 AIr. and Mrs. William Evans and daughter Iva. of South, Manchester visited Mrs. Minnie Howard. Sunday.
 Sunday School Picnic.
 The QuarryviIle M. E. Sunday scnool had a picnic at Laurel Park, Monday
 pr. M. NJ Maine and Mrs. Mary Bronneu, Loren Maine and wife, p. A. Shaw and wife, and son Elmer, spent Sunday at wiliimantic Camp Ground. M W. Howard. MT. Smith and daughter Bernice, spent Sunday in New Britain.
 Miss Lillian Birch who has been visiting Frank Wheton, has returned Ito Hartford.
 W. P. Rice was in Hartfcrd. Mon day.
 Mrs. Jennie Bishop of Bristol is visiting her sister, Mrs. Loren Maine.
 Mrs Bertha Wheton spent Monday and Tuesday in East Hartford
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
CANTERBURY
News Of the Past Week--Tinely Netas conesrnins People.

Mrs. Abbie Buss was in Danielson Thursday.
 Mrs. Elias Chapman of Norwich is spending several days with MT. and Mrs Fred Stafford. Miss Vivian Williams of Willinnantie fs visiting at the ehome of her grand father Herbert Williams.
 Mrs. Homer BarroWs was in Plain- field Saturday.
 Hiss Edna Bliven spent last We'd llesday with her sister Mrs. Frank Bromley, in Norwich.
 Charles Bromley of Norwich spent the week with his grandnaother.' Mrs. Elsie Bliven.
 MT. and Mrs Wright of Worcester have been visiting MT. and Mrs Clin- ton Frink.
 Miss Hall of P1ainield is the guest of Miss Maude Graves. Mrs. Chase and daughter, Miss Sarah Chase, of Brooklyn, N. F., are visiting Miss Frances Palmer.
 Attended Lawn Party.
 Miss Inez Williams attended the lawn party held at the home of Mrs. Louis Olsen in Norwich Town last Wednesday.
 MT and Mrs. Frank Miller spent Sunday at Ocean Beach.
 Several from this place attended the Willirnantic camp meeting.
 Henry Palmer of Norwich spent tie week end with Miss Frances Palmer.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
SPRING HILL

Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Muir spent the day in New London, Wednesday of this week, going in automobile.
 Miss Ida F. Reynolds attended the reunion of the Reynolds family held in Bristol. R. T., and then visited in Plymouth, Mass.
 Members and relatives of the Storrs families here attended the Storrs re- union at Hartford last week.
 The A. C. M B. had supper at the church last week Friday evening.
 Doris May Gardiner of Willimantic will hereafter make her home with the Gardiners here.
 MT. and Mrs. Clinton Bingham of Hartford made a brief visit with friends here last Tuesday and We'd nesday,
 Mrs. Elsie Tucker of Vernon, Mrs. Adelbert Jackel of New York, and Miss Alma Gaden of Brooklyn. N. T., were guests of Mrs, A. D. Palmer the first of the week.
 Miss Annie c. Leadbetter of New ark. N. J., left for her heme Thursday, after a ten days visit with her cousin, Mrs. w. A Weld.
 J. Alfred Warren, who has been abroad two months, arrived at his home last Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

a member of Metsregorl post. C. A. R.. Of Danielson- He is survived by his wife and a daughter. Mrs. Charles Byles Of Central Village.
 Died at WilIlmantic.
 Mrs, Carrie Hall, wife of James Hall. formerly of Moosup. died at pI: Masora's hospital in Willimantic on Sunday, She was 55 years old.
 Mrs. S. B. Ray has returned from a visit with her friend, Mrs. George Burrows, in Ashland. Mass,
 Miss May Waters is the guest oi her cousin. in New York.
 Mrs. Moses Linnen and Miss Feet were in Providence Thursday.
 Mrs. John TuckerInan is entertairt- ing her sister, Mrs. Arthur Baker, and two children, Frances and Charles, cJ Bridgeport.
 Miss Lizzie Miller had as her guest this week her cousin, Mrs. John Din- oek of Palmer Mass. t
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29

idence for visit to sher sister.
 Every day brings it's record of con- CTS and goers. and the number of touring cars that pass over the HUI proves that Wilmington is not out of the running. 4
 Mir. and Mrs. LeJuene of New York and Mir. and Mrs. Sullivan and son Of Stanford Springs called on old neigh bers and friends Saturday afternoon. They were enjoying a leisurely drive with horses much preferring that mode of loccmption to that of ma chine.
 Miss Alice W Pratt passed the week end with her parents at Quon- ochontaug Beach, R. I.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
NORTH STERLING

John Griffith and wife were in Pom fret last week attending the Grange meeting.
 Joseph Williams and wife of Paw tucket. R. I. have been visiting MT. and Mrs. H. H. Crowell.
 Miss Myrtice Griffith and brother, Raymond, have been visiting their aunt in Baltic.
 Mrs. Marion Brown has returned nome from Contoocook, N. H., where she has been visiting Reev. F. M. Buker and family
 Alexis Bagg spent Sunday in Prov ldence.
 Mrs. Jennie Biackmar of North Scituate is visiting friends here.
 August Wilson has been entertain 11g a friend from New York
 Arthur Gallup and family of Dan olson calledkon friends here last Sun iav
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29

-other District Notes. E. There was a Dutch supper in the chapel last Thursday evening, the proceeds of which went to the Con- necticut College for Women.
 Personal Mention.
 Miss Florence Bugbee has return ed to sWillsrnantic after spending a few days in Hampton. the guest of Miss $. E. Bushnall
 Miss Abbie Fuller spent few days this week with out of town relatives.
 r. 4. Phillips who has been visiting his mother at Crescent beach. has re- turned to his hirne here.
 Miss Marion R. Bell entertained the Infant class of the Congregational Sunday school last Wednesday aft erneon-
 Miss Alice Smith went to Saybrook last Wednesday morning for a. short stay.
 Miss S. E. Hicks who has been been spending the summer with her parents here. has gone to Pennsyl- vania for sHseSt visit after which she will ap to Nutley. N. J., where she teaches drawing. Miss Gussie Wood of Webster. Mass, who has been visiting her friend Mrs. G. L. Burnham has re- turned to her home Mrs Nellie Bennett is guest At D. P. Weaver's- Some of the Hampton young ladies expect to give cantata in the near future.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
Windhan County
EAST WOODSTOCK
Miscellaneous Shower for Miss Maud
 Pecs<hsnn--Perscnals.


 A miscellaneous shower was given Miss Maud Peckhana Thursday after moor, at the home of Mrs. A. G. Morse in honor of her approaching marriage to Ernest Hubbard. The young ladies in East and North parishes were in eiuded in the invita- ton.
 !. $. May and daughters, Mildred and Annette. have returned from a few days visit with relatives in Nor wich and New London.
 Notes and Personals.
 Several motor parties have taken n Rocky Point this week.
 Mrs. c. 1T. Potter and daughters. Mrs. Eliot Ciemsroe of Southprldge and Mrs. Allison Potter of Norfh weeks at Lords Point. Mrs. Potter was anticipating 2. trip to Cuba being one Of the winners in contest cT- fersd by a local paper last spring, but owing to the war was obliged to give i1p her southern trip. and takes the shere resort instead. her expenses be-
 Several from here attended the milk producers meeting held in Fpt-
 Miss Louise clari of Hartford is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. B. Chand- Ter.
 Frark Blackuar and son of Worces- ter are spending a. vacation with J. E. Aldrich and family
 Great improvements will uldoubted- iy be made Saturday on the Common, the men having agreed to meet and make necessary repairs to walks, roads, etc The ladies of the church Hiu furnish a dinner.
 Taken to Hospital.
 The man who was injured by light ming at the Andrews barn, nowSnwned by R. E. Eddy, was removed to. the Day Kinball hospital, as his limbs were parlayzed. He, with a compan- ion, was walking from Dudley to Will limaptic, and both took shelter in the shed during the shower, which was quite severe.
 Metored to Woodstock.
 Dr. c. c. Gildersleeve and son, Har- old, of Norwich, called on relatives here Tuesday. They motored to West Woodstock, where members Of the family are spending the summer.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
STORRS
New Army Officer Arrives From Ar izena---Lieutenant Goodwin to ReIoin His Resimsnt-other Brevities.


 Lieutenant Anory of the 9th cavalry, the new army oricer has ar rived from Arizona His two horses ana automobile came by rail.
 Lieut.. Goodwin will rejoin his regl- ment in Piattsburgh, N. Y, and will soon leave for duty at Panama
 MT. and Mrs. Edmond and children have returned from a stay in aamp ton. Conn.
 Miss Doris Long is back after va cation spent at Lake Winnepesauke. Miss Pauline Hopson has returned from a visit in Taunton, Mass. MT. and Mrs. -Judkins have returned from Hampton Beach. N. H.
 Miss Judlins of Kingston Is vis- iting. MT. Judkins. F Prof. Rettgar and family have re- .turned to their home in New Haven Miss Wallace and Miss Jackson have returned from Deer Isle, Me.
 AIr. and Mrs. J. N.> Fitts and son, Kenneth, are spending the week at Woodmont, Conn.
 The new standpipe is nearly finished. It is eighty feet high and thwenty-five feet in diameter.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29

The people of the Lebanon Congre- gational church and Sunday school held a picnic at Columbia Lake on Wednesday of last week
 Held Annual Picnic.
 On Friday the people of the Hebron Congregational church and Sunday school held their annual picnic at the Lake and experienced a wet after noon.
 Worthy of Mention.
 Mir and Mrs. Dwight Spaulding of East Norwalk and Mir. and Mrs. Fred Stark of Lebanon were guests of Mir. and Mrs. H. w. Porter on Friday of last week.
 Annual Tea.
 The Woman's Missionary associa- tion's annual tea and mite box open attended. The mite boxes when open ed yielded about twenty dollars.
 Entertainment Largely Attended. Yeoman's Hall. on Thursday evening of last week under the auspices of the Ladies Afternoon Club. The pro- gra.me consisted of readings by Miss Crane Randall elocutionist, and vocal and instrumental music. Ice cream attended by a large and ap- preciative audience. There was danc- ing after the entertainment.
 Personals.
 Mrs. George Miner of Springfield is visiting relatives and friends in this place.
 William Godtfring and family ol Philadelphia. and George Eufenger oi California who have been spending linn Bertsch on Columbia Green. left on Friday of last week for Philadel- phia.
 Auto As Gift,
 4. F. Lyman has purchased a new automobile as birthday present fol his wife. The car is handsome runabout
 Horace Little spent several day. with friends in Glastonbury, recent ly.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ebert C. Little oi ] Straight University. New Orleans, whr have been spending the summer here left Friday for New Orleans. MT. Lit. tie and family have resided in th' South for nearly 25 years. Their son Lyndon Little has accepted a situa. ton with an Insurance Company at Hartford, and commenced worl this week.
 Sunday School Picnic "Wednesday The annual Sunday school picnic was held at the Lake last Wednesday and was largely attended A specia collection to meet necessary expenses was taken at the session of the schoo last Sunday amounting to about s3.5o | Lebanon Won. The, Columbia ball team went t' Lebanon last Saturday afternoon an, played the Lebanon nine. The gam was won by the Lebanons. Score l | to 4.
 Miss Florence Bowker of Norwicl has been spending few days in tow | the guest of Mrs. Kate Wolff.
 Mrs. Lester Hulbut of Providenc has been visiting her father, Cheste B. Lyman and other relatives in town | Ten Acres of Cukes
 Some of our farmers are quite ex tehsively engaged in cucumber STOW ing One farmer is said to have tel acres devoted to this crop; severa others have a smaller acreage. Tn cucumbers are picked and delivered a Andover; where headquarters for re ceiving and caring for them are To cated. The growers are getting on dollar and fifty cents per thousand.
 Mrs. Dickenson of Brooklyn, N. ' favored the congregation with a flnel
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Mrs. K. E. Coar of Hartford is the guest of Allen W. Kenyon this week.
 Harold D. Briggs of Ponafret spent Sunday in town.
 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Kelsch, Jr.. have returned to their home in Brooklyn, N Y.
 MT and Mrs. A. E. Webster and two children and Howard Lun1is of Providence, were guests of Allen W. Kenyon on Sunday making thte trip via auto.
 Mrs. Josephine Bartlett and Miss Florence Kenyon of Putnam spent several days in town last week.
 Charles Yorke spent Sunday in town.
 R. J. Sisk and daughters of Ngw London are spending two weeks at Maplewo ood farm.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29

is member os Mrs. L. s. Goedelrs family for a fortnight.
 Miss Mabel Booth has returned from a weeks visit with friends in Need ham Heights. Mass.
 c. D. Ide and daughter. Miss Lulu are enjoying ar auto trip among the shore resorts of the state and will ai- so spend a few days in the Berkshires 5efcre returning to their home.
 Mrs. Eliza Holhrook died last Satur- day afternoon from old age. after an illness of about a month. The funeral was held from her fate home Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
STERLING
District News of interest-Mrs. Will liam N. Hawes Improving.

Miss Helen Pierce, who underwent an operation Tuesday for appendici- tis. is improving.
 Miss Irene Peck of Providence is visiting relatives here.
 Mrs William Hawes, who has been very i'll, is improving.
 Mrs. L. Hall has been entertaining relatives from Hartford.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Anderson and son, Maurice, of Voluntown, spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Irving F. Anderson.
 Fred En1fnons was recently the guest of friends here.
 Mrs. John Knox is visiting out of town.
 Mfr. and Mrs. John Wells are guests of AIT. and Mrs. Pierce.
 Herbert Belknap is in Webster, Mass, where he has secured employ ment
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
EkONK

Rev. William Reynolds is spending his week at Alexanders lake in com sany with Mr.@and Mrs. Maurice Key solds of Boston.
 E. Byron Gallup attended the milk producers meeting in Putnam We'd iesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Gallup have re- turned home after several days visit It Lords Point and Westerly.
 Mir. and Mrs. Daniel B. Gallup are pending their vacation with relatives iere
 Floyd Sweet of DanieIson is visit sert Brown.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Conxdon of Plainfield were Sunday guests here.