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Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

Mission Society was held at the home. of Mrs. Mary Larka1am. Wednesday afternoon. There were sixteen pres ent, and the following officers were elected: President, Mrs. Harris Ec- c1estone: vice president, Mrs. F. F. Peckhsxn: second vice president, Mrs. Henry Scribner; third vice president, Mrs. Clarence Avery.
 Attended Convention.
 Mrs. c. L. Clinton left Thursday to attend the Meriden Sunday school con- vention, going as a delegate from the W1lIimantio Methodist church
 Mrs. CeEc Colbert was a week end visitor with Mrs. Johnson of Norwich. The Christian Endeavor society gave a very successful Halloween social in the church parlors Wednesday eYen- ing A clam chowder was served fol- lowed by recitations and music. The affair was in charge of the social committee, Mrs. Stephen Childs, chair man.
 Mrs. James Maine is confined to her home by illness.
 Mrs. Thornton of Baltic is visiting her sister, Mrs. James Maine:
 Perry Crane of the U. s. s. Virginia is at his home for thirty days fur
 Mrs. Emma Babcock has returned from a visit with friends in Hart ford.
 At Spokane.
 Miss May Hatch is taking a trip through the West. She is now at Spokane, Wash. but is to spend the winter in California
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
CHESTERFIELD

. ,J,he meeting in the Baptist church f Sunday was well attended. Rev. MT 5Coats presided. There was only half a day school on Friday on account of a teachers meet : ing in Montville conducted by Carlon E. Wheeler. Mrs. Jacob Strzyzenskf spent the week end with Mrs. Jeanette Phillips zand Mrs. J. F. Powers. Robert Wheeler Of Hast Lyme was a caller on J. F. Powers Monday. Mrs. Robert Taylor of New London spent Tuesday with Mrs. Matthew Tinker.
 Abraham Miller spent the week end in New York with relatives and re- turned home Wednesday morning.
 Matt A. Tinker of this place was chosen representative from the town.
 Mrs. Ellen Powers and Hazel Powers spent Tuesday with Miss Vira Smith ; of Niantic.
 Miss Bessie Miller has returned home after spending a few weeks with Mrs. kSam Goldstein in New York.
 Harry Atwood, the R. F. D. carrier, tis taking his vacation
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
EAST KILLINGLY

Misses Nellie M Chase and Lila Mathewson called on MT. and. Mrs. George Pray in Ballouville Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs S. D. Sheldon enter tained their son and his family Sun day.
 George S. Shippee visited friends in Rhode Island Sunday.
 Mrs. Albert E. Sayles and son, Ern- est of North Scttuats, R. l., spent the week end with Mrs. Sayles' parents, MT. and Mrs. J. Albert Brooks.
 Irving French, Sr., of Providence spent Sunday at his home here
 Miss Floyd LaBelle of BallouviIle was the guest Sunday Of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dumas.
 J. A. Brooks was in North Scituate, R. I. Saturday.
 MT. Rexey Bartlett had an auction at her home on the North Ridge We'd nesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cross were in Worcester Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
DAYVuLE
Part of Parsonage Rented by Mrs. FL len WElIiame-successful Dinner ane Supper. Election Day.

Miss Mary Kelley is spending few days in Hartford.
 Judge and Mrs. Sabin s. Russell are week end visitors in Wotrcester.
 MT. and Mrs. W. C. Darrow were in Boston Wednesday
 Miss Muriel Field entertained Miss Mary Mcconnell over Sunday.
 Wayland Bennett of New York city spent the week with his parents.
 Willard, Bennett spent Sunday with Mrs. Fannie Bennett.
 Miss Marion Babbitt of Providence has been visiting James Blanchard and family.
 The Ladies' Aid societyemet Monday with Miss Bernfce Cogswe1l.
 Rents ,rt of Parsonage.
 Mrs Bllen iI1iams has rented part of the parsonage of the Rev. John Wright.
 MT. and Mrs. Napoleon Gringras have returned from their wedding. trip. been entertaining Miss Florence Mil hsh.
 The Mems club held very pheasant meeting Wednesday evening. Refresh ments were served.
 Fred F. Miller and Judge s. S. Rus sell were among the coon hunters at Whip-Poor-WiH camp Saturday.
 The election day dinner and supper were successful affairs.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
CANTERBURY GREEN
Church nterests-EIection of Junior Endeavorers-HaIIow Social Af- fairs.

At the morning service closing with the communion supper the pastors text was from Phil. 3: 10, That we may know Him and the fellowship of His sufferings" Following the ser mon. Mrs Walter Davis sang Mrs. May fWhittle Moody's beautiful hymn, Mo ment by Moment, Strength from Above.
 The evening c. E. meeting was merged with that of the Plains and Westminster societies at Westminster. Leaders were Mrs Emma Graves Die trick, who spoke on Temperance.
 Sunday, Nov. 8, being Worlds Tenn perance Sunday, the service at the Green will be in accordance with that at D. m. will be led by Mrs. H. M. Graves. Subject, Getting Out of Ruts and Keeping Out. Amos G.: Is.
 Thursday evening the midweek meeting will be held in the church. Rev. w. H. Lakin of P1ainfield wiI speak.
 Officers of Junior c. E. Society.
 The Junior Christian Endeayor- so- ciety will meet today Saturday. at the parsonage at 3 D. m. Subject, How Home Missionaries Work. I Cor. g: 22, 2S. Leader, Evelyn Graves.
 Preceding the Halloween supper last Saturday afternoon the business meet ing of the Juniors was held with cleo ton of officers as follows: President, Lydia Lathrop; vice president, Charles Randall; secretary, Elise Hawes treasurer, Elsie Rodler; assistant treasurer, Charles Hart; committee chairmen as follows: Lookout, commit tee, Fred Graves; missionary commit tee. Lydia Lathrop; birthday commit tee Irene -Tromper; music, Ruth Phil
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SOUTH KILLNCLY
Halloween Guess Cake Goes te Mrs. P. H. coffey-Supper. and Apron Sale.

The L. D. S. held a Halloween so- Readings, music, fortune telling and various Halloween tricks made the time pass pleasantly. The guess cake went to Mrs. P. H. COey, who guess ed within an ounce of the weight,
 While playing Master Francis Cof- fey fell and inflicted @ wound on his head. Dr. Todd dressed it.
 Mir and Mrs. Willis Hill of Central Village visited friends here Saturday.
 Winsor Barlow and George Hayman were week end visitors with MT. Bar lows parents.
 MT and Mrs A. E. Phillips enter tained Mir. and Mrs, John Crowley of Valley Falls over Sunday
 Mrs. Fred Dexter has returned from a visit in Providence
 Mrs. Henry Leonard and daughters, of Valley Falls, spent the week end with Mrs G. R. Barlow.
 Frank Spaulding of Boston has been visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Hen " Spaulding,
 Carleton FIslze and Miss Ethel FIske, of Jewett City. have been visiting
 Mrs. C. F. spaulding and daughter Myra were visitors at G. W. BarIow's g for the week end
 Miss Flora Place of Foster was a. caller at A. E. Halls Saturday.
 Oscar Clarke has been spending a few days at G. w. BarIows.
 Supper and Sale.
 The Willing Workers served a. chick eff supper and held an apron sale in the parlors of the Congregational church of Danielson on Wednesday evening"
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
BOZRAH
Oyster Supper and MinstreIs Largely
 Attended-Fun at Halloween Party.

There was a large attendance at the oyster supper given by Bozrah Grange Wednesday evening, Lebanon, Frank fin and Norwich being well represent t4eds, The minstreLs by Christie Foster and Stanley Briggs of Lebanon were very good and it being so soon after election, some of the jokes were very apt. The solos by Miss Blanche Smith and Charles Briggs were much appre- .ciated- Reading by MT. LAmphere of closed the program.
 HaIIoMe'en Party.
 The Halloween party last Saturday evening at the home of Mir Duerre, was attended by about thirty young people. Halloween games were play ed and a fine supper was served.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Iathrop and III. L, LathTop spent Thursday eve- ming with MT. and Mrs. MyFon. Smith of Blue HjIls-
 Grange Meeting.
 There is to be a special meeting of the grange Friday evening, Nov. 13. Per5e1sl Mention.
 Mrs. Edward Bishop and Miss Alice Bishop Tnotored to New Haven last Saturday and attended the c. E. con- ~ention, returning home Sunday eve ming.
 Miss Hattie York of Poquonoc Bridge is spending the week end with Miss Alice Bishop.
 MT. and Mrs. otis Hall, Mir. and Mrs. George LathrOp A. A. Robinson and Charles PeckhaIn called at the home Lof Edwin F. Lathrop ThUrsday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
ASHFORD
Successful Revival Services Held by Miss Wiibur-Candidates Who Won Out-Warren Cuttings Funeral.

Revival services have been held from Oct 11th to the 29th in the Methodist church, the Congregation alist society uniting with the Metho- dists. The services of Miss Carrie Viola Wilbur of Norwich were en- gagged. She is a forcefu1 speaker and does not shun to declare the whole truth. Street meetings were held nearly every night for fifteen minutes before the evening service. A good number were at the altar seeking the forgiveness of their sins and much good has been done by the services.
 The following night J. R. Miller was here and preached from Eph. 2; Is.
 Held Conference.
 District Superintendent G. G. Scriv- ener was here Saturday holding the first and second quarterly conference in the evening and preaching at the morning service Sunday from this text: I Thes. 5: 21-22, a very helpful sermon.
 The steeple at the N. E. church has been newly roofed and new steps have been placed at the parsonage leading from yard to street.
 Rev. Wilson R. Stewart, state evan gehst, will begin a series of revival Nov. 8.
 Funeral of Warren Cutting.
 Warren Cutting, who had a stroke of paralysis some six months ago, died Oct. 27. The funeral was in the Meth odist church Thursday, Oct. 29, Rev. Frank Chamberlain officiating. Burial was in Grove cemetery.
 J. M. Tatem was elected senator from this district Tuesday. Welcome Davis was also elected representative.
 John Ethridge is moving into the Eastford house. Lola Ethridge after an illness of eight weeks, is able to be out little.
 Edgar King is building a barn Gouth of his house
 Wednesday evening-the Congrega- tionalist society had a baked bean supper, which netted $g.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
FUN ERALS.
Miner Robbins.

The body of Miner Robbins, 7S, for merly of Canterbury, was brought here Saturday afternoon. He died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. George Metcalf in New London, very sudden ly, having a shock. He was a veteran of the 18th regiment, Connecticut Vol unteers. Besides his daughter. he leaves several brothers and sisters, one of whom, Mrs. John PeIlett, lives in this village Funeral services were held at the Memorial chapel at Ever green cemetery Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. .- Rev. Stephen Carter of Plainfeld oh1ciated, and was assisted by Rev. MT. Speerli, pastor of the Methodist church in Canterbury. Mem bers of the Canterbury Plain church choir sang. Burial was in the Ever green cemetery.
 Henry Brink.
 Henry Frink, IS, died at his home. on River street Friday evening, having had a shock the preceding Monday He was member of the 18th regi- ment, Connecticut Volunteers, and was the eighth member of that regiment who has died since the regiment re- union. held in Norwich last August. He leaves besides his wife, one step son, Frederick Eaton of Providence and two half-brothers, Charles Cousins and Mir. Barnes.
 He lived in town nearly all of his T but lived short time in Stonington. Funeral services were held at the Con gregational church Monday afternoon and was attended by members of the G. A. R. and Lucy Webb Hayes circle of the Ladies of the G. A. R. The and George R. B1iven and William Dean, who served in the 18th regi- ment. Burial was in the family lot at Eergreen cemetery.
 Henry Remington.
 Henry Remington. an aged veteran of the Civil war, belonging to a west ern regiment. died at the home of Ed ward Ames early Saturday morning. Funeral services were held at Mr Ames' home Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev Charles Downs of Day vile offciated. Burial was in Ever green cemetery.
 Brief Mention.
 Miss Rose E. Beaudry of East Greenwich, R. T., spent Sunday with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. David Beau dry.
 Miss Laura Benway of Putnam has been visiting relatives the past week here, where she formerly lived,
 Earl Bragg of Yale was here Tues day to vote.
 Mrs. Cel1nda AEcstay has returned from a, few days stay at the home of John F. Lewis in Rockville.
 Edwin Spaulding of Norwich was the guest of William Dean Sunday, coming here to attend the funeral of Comrade Henry FTink, all being vet erans in the 18th regiment, Conn. Vols ~
 Lugene Collins has finished work at Laban Adams store. James Adams is assisting at the store.
 Miss Elsie Ladd has been spend ing several days at the home of her uncle, Harlow. -l5add. in Norwich
 Mrs. Amos Peck and daughter Ethel of Rehobeth, Mass, have been visit ing Mrs. Peck's parents MT. and Mrs Anthems Rider
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
New london County
LISBON
Ghost Admitted Halloween Gusste-
 c. E. Social.

Ghost Admitted Halloween Gueste-
 c. E. Social.
 About twenty. young people were present at Halloween party given by Miss Nellie Nell, Saturday evening. lThe house was decorated with tack-o- lanterns and crepe paper. The guests were}admftted by ghost, who pointed xhe way upstairs another ghost fndi eating the rooms where they should lay their wraps. Halloween games Of ali kinds were played. Sandwiches, ! cake and coffee were served, the thim- taole in the fortune cake going to Ernest Enquist, the button to Lester Bromley and the ring to Miss Bessie McClug- tgage.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Knight are at home after several weeks visit with relatives in Providence.
 ]. Herbert Irons returned to Hart ford Monday night after ten days stay at his fathers, o. H. Irons
 William Kendall. who has been liv- ing in the BradlaW- house near the railread arch, has moved to Jewett City.
 Miss Nellie Nell enjoyed a trip to tHartford and New Britain Thursday.
 Harry Remmick has been a visitor with friends in town for a few days.
 Attended Conference.
 Nineteen from this place who at tended the conference at Plainfield Wednesday were Rev. and Mrs. T. g. Davies, Mrs. D. W. Corbett. Miss IAcy Baldwin, MT. and Mrs W. $. aSoote. Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. c. A. Nell, Miss Nellie Nell, Miss Hattie Brad flaw. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Kendall. Miss A5eatrice, Walter Weeks, Charles Bu- tdeit, Sr., MT. and Mrs. F. D. Hyde, aVaIter Hyde and Mrs. ]. H. Kennedy
 A c. E. social was held at the home of Mrs. Jesse Phillips Thursday eve ming. There was good attendance and all enjoyed a delightful evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07

aie tI.oEs p5s;i1a5s AGa iIs short tirns vas csre5f ana haye bs,.0 ;c exceiient health sinca. I always pcaisa ttse Compcuad whenever I have ec opportunity as I know it helped me s::d vii help others. Lately I have given toe Compound to ny daughter ard ! wish all suffering women would take 1t and be convinced of its worth. ''-Mrs. JAMES A. BEIDEI, 113 \. Penn Street, Shippensburg, Pa
 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, made from and herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful drugs, and to-day holds the record of being the most successful remedy for female ills we know of, and thousands voluntary testimonials on file in the Pinkham laboratory at Lynn, Mass, seem to prove this fact.
 If you have the slightest doubt that Lydia E. .Pinkham's Vegeta- bIe CompOundwilI help you,write to Lydia E. E.PinkhamMedi Go. (cOnidentiaD Lynn, Mass, for ad- vice. Your letter will be openeds read and answered by a wOmans and held in strict confidence.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
EAST WOODSTOCK
Damage by Lishsnins--o~er 1cO En- joy New England Dinner-Address by Prof. Chisholm.

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 The shower of Monday was cutie severe. lightning doing damage in va TioIs places, striking several trees. A horse was killed near the north village. Telephones were burned out. One bolt entered the home of Ames quite badly on the arm. She was passing the telephone at the time The room was n1led with smoke but no other damage resulted.
 Miss Annie pay of Brooklyn was a recent guest of Mrs. J. M. Paine.
 MT. and Mrs. E. A. Jordan recently spent few days in Boston.
 ReIished New England Dinner.
 A social was held last Friday eve- ming at the home of MT. and Mrs U. F. AItirich, over 100 being present A New England dinner was served in excellent style by the hostessOs. Mrs. A1drich. Mrs. J. s. May and Mrs. boiled beef. pork, vegetables of al kinds, bread, pie, cheese and coffee. 4 generous sum was added to the treasury of the Ladies' Aid society. Everett Arnold of New Boston gave selections on the violin for the en- 1oyment of the younger element.
 Told Of Tussesee's Wc-I.,
 Prof. Chisholm Of Tuskegea Tozt.- tute. Als-, gave an interesting s&t<Ssa2s at the Congregational church last S}ln- day morning. He also spoke Q She children during the Sunday scSoe2 ser vice.
 Convention Delegates.
 Delegates were apso:rtaa 55 attend the conventions in Wtnsted and 1Sos- t0n Deacon J. M Paine ard C. E. Killaa were fer the former, Rev. T A. Turner and Miss Nellie Pratt for the latter. Both conventions will be held next week.
 Mrs Marion Banks Of Hartford was a visitor at Jesse Sheed's last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
BROOKLYN

MT. and Mrs. D. B. Hatch have of late visited their son in New York
 Miss Fannie Palmer is visiting reIs.- tives in Pittsfield, Mass.
 Mrs. N. R. Hart has closed her sum- mer home and returned to Brooklyn N. Y, her nephew, MT. Kneeland, go- ing with her.
 Mrs. H. Vandermeter has closed the summer residence known as the Dedges and returned to Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Miss Marion Pike is with s. l. French and family for while -
 MT. and Mrs. T. D. Pond have visit ed their son. William, and family in Meriden, returning home in time for Mir. Pond te vote republican ticket.
 Arthur J. Lathrop has ended his la
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07

bors as butter maker and manager of z the Brooklyn Creamery and Archibald Ennis has been secured to fill the places and has moved into the Creamery ten ement.
 Union Service.
 A union service was held Sunday. evening in the Baptist vestry.
 Dr. A. H. Tanner has had the hedge in front of his residence renoved-a great improvement.
 Captain Hugh Mason has returned7- home, after an absence of two years in the Philippines. ---. I Mrs. R. P. Bennett is the guest of her parents MT. and Mrs. T. D. Pond.!H
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Sale oF the Capt. Shepard House and
 Barber BICck-Three Veteran Sol diers' Funerals. ..,ss

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 Andrew T. .L4add and nieee.s Miss Mary Ladd, and Miss Sarah Card have gone to Jacksonville, B1orida. to spend the winter with Mir. Ladds nephew, Augustus Ladd. who; lives in that city.
 F. Elmer Lewis has been the guest of friends ia Providence and attended a banquet held at the Masonic tenn pie, by the Orpheum lodge of Masons. e> Buys Shepard Piace. -:
 AIrE Ruth Keeue. formerly of Gan terbury. has purchazea, the Cjapiain Shepard house on Main street of, Mrs. Frank Medbury, who now lives in it. George Potoip, of Moos1n, who is, Mrs Keene's son -in Jaw, will move his fam fly into the house sooR..
 Bargser Block iSeid. :.es
 Stephsn@ <. Lewis has -p,ircf.asS,if t;:ie Barber business block on Main street The post oEsSs. .tssessOd dd- Ne3Inws' hall and c. E. Barber Hardware sGeIE store are in ths bUilGiDg,. EaIiet was owned by Mrs. Charles '. BarRsr.-
 RayIna1sa Whitney. wss2- has lived at the Sps1c Aroo5 Chicizen Sar.a. owned by Norman Waite 0I Brook hne, 5I@Sss.. has fsutsned yor.c there as;G has islIve0 into, KokeG& Eoeins's hx,ase -ascerstigs Vtlc:s4s'c ibJ T!ran& Be- vzs~ [-sss - =, Providence s2enaS isi1pday .a4 the .horae of Efr. Eatons mother, Mrs. Henry Frink
 Earl S. .ts.ar.cs, ot z,s'., 9,!s<zeJ,os- ereat fLidey witt: his. aunt. 8irs. Florence Mitchell
 Mics CnrliAi3a Ia3iy .1a 11uiingly i::,as been seriously iH at the +frome- Of her sister. Mrs. Andrew Kannison, to whose home she Was brought from Killing Iy.
 James Adams was burned a few days ago. He had g. bottle of acid in his pocket; the cork got out of the bottle, and he was burned, though not seriously.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Herman Fersenhiem left for New York Wednesday and his mother, Mrs. Catherine Fersenhiem, left for. Vir- ginia.
 MT. and Mrs. Gustayus F. Davis of Hartford were calling on friends in the Valley Sunday.
 .Dr. H, R. Lowe Of Putnam, a former resident of the Valley. died Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Fisk and family of Stafford Springs and Miss Della Emo and Mrs. Graves were at Allen w. Kenyon's Sunday.
 Miss Inez: Carpenter of Worcester spent Sunday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. G. Carpenter.
 Several gypsy moth scouts are board ing at s: Singsby's. -s-s Mrs R. o. Briggs has returned from visit in Pomfret.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
JACKSONVILLE

Mrs. Alta Town of Grosvenordale was a local visitor Wednesday,.
 Mrs. Charles Webster was in Web ster Wednesday.
 Mrs. Sarah Smith of Webster vis- ited with her brother Sunday.
 A number will attend the chrysan- thenum show in Worcester today,
 Mrs. William Prince was a Webster visitor Tuesday.
 Nearly all the young people attend ed the Halloween play at Tourtellotte High school last. Friday night.
 Mrs, C.. F.. May of Webster and Mrs. A. R. Beville were at their sisters
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truck and goods were consumed. The truck was insured
 Instructive Lecture.
 Rev. William s. Beard of Williman- tic gave his lecture, A Summers Saunterings,. at the veStry Monday evening. A good sized audience thor oughly enjoyed MT. Boards interest ing description of his trip abroad in 1912, when he attended the Worlds Sunday school convention in Zurich. MT. and Mrs. Jay M. Shepard of Willimantic attended the lectuIN N bringing Mr. Beard over in MT. Shep- ards auto. At the close of the lecture a social time followed with refresh mentS.
 BreVities.
 Miss Dorothy Bautle of Glastonbury is spending several weeks with MT. and Mrs William M Smith
 Next Sunday Rev. H. C.. Mcknight exchanges with Rev. E. P. Aver of Mansfield Center.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
WOODSTOCK
Progressive Vote Falls off-Few Gyps,
 Moth Nests Found So Far

MT. and Mrs. Henry T. Child visited relatives in Stamford recently.
 The progressive vote in this town at the last election was about half what it was two years ago.
 Mrs. Lewis A. Colvin of Worcester has been the guest of Mrs. William M Gallup
 The Ladies' Missionary society met Wednesday with Mrs. E. R. Hall.
 Close Summer Home.
 The Hinrich family have closed their summer home here and returned to Brooklyn.
 MT. and Mrs. Freeman c. Spalding of Southbridge were calling on rela- lives here Wednesday.
 Gypsy moth scouts are in Wood stock. So far very few nests have been found.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
PACKER

Miss Idella Young of HopevilIez spent the week end with Miss Evelyn Browrsl l' Miss Carmelia Gamble was at Edges ~ wood far mover Sunday. ton.
 Mrs Harriet Taylor of Central Vif+ lage spent Sunday with Mrs. Hattie Howe. EzE --5k
 Mir and Mrs. George Burdett of , Providence visited Sunday with Wils- liam Briggs and family.
 Mrs. J. w. Drury is entertaining her sister and niece from Pittsburg, MaSS.r
 MT Read of New York was here on business Wednesday. vz
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TF1OMPS
staying al

Miss Dorothy Beebe' staying at the hotel for few days.
 The ladies meet Wednesday at 2.3c o'clock at Martha Knights to sew for re Red Cross.
 A number of the children around town have the chfckenpox.
 Mrs. Minnie Whittemore entertained friends from Putnam Saturday and
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
HAMPTON
Proeressives Elect Candidate for Rep.
 resentatiVe.

The Halloween supper and social given in the chapel by the Ladies' Aid society, was a. great success. The sup per was in charge of Mrs J. W. Cart wright.
 Mrs. C. H. Benziger. of Auburn, R l.. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W7l- liam A. Pearle
 At the election here Tuesday Mir. Glazier, the progressive nominee, was elected representative from this town.
 Mrs. George E. Fitts is visiting friends in North Windham.
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Pi1Sham 8 Vegeta- ble Compound I then suffered terri blyevery mcnth. My husband bought me
 9 bott;a eE 1t and it helped ne right awag. Then Efber my seet5rd child was
 bern I hea ? female .t-suble very badly and l! used Lydia E. T-,Y,Ir8T1l7S Veoeta-