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Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
CHESTERFIELD

Among the Salem visitors in this rlace last week were Henry Harris, Nathan Bliven and Leon Rix.
 Newton Smith of New London is visiting MT. and Mrs. Henry Smith at Sunset cottage.
 Mrs. Charles Powers Mrs Ellen Powers and Miss Ethel Powers were recent business callers in New Lon don and Norwich
 The army worms are approaching the farms nearby and doing a great deal of damage on their way.
 Matt Tinker was a caller in Mont vile Center Sunday and Monday on town business
 The meeting in the Baptist church was well attended Sunday Cake and ice cold lemonade were served 70 all who were present. Rev. George c. Chappeii presided. MT. and Mrs. William Howard of Lake Konomoc are entertaining friends | from New York William Tinker has been helping Harris Daniels to harvest his, hay. MT. and Mrs. F. R. Bailey and son of Salem attended church here on Sun i day.
 Master Ellsworth Powers and his sister. Ella. have returned home after i spending two months with relatives ir 1 Fitchville
 Mrs. Willis Chappell is visiting he1 sister, Mrs. Charles Powers.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
ROAD SOCIETY

Mrs. T. A. Mitten has been the guest of Miss Florence Hewitt of Hinckly Hill this week.
 MT. and Mrs. A. A. Lincoln and daughter of Leonia. N. J., arrived in town for a few weeks at Charles s. York, Monday
 Mrs Charles Hilliard of North Ston ington is visiting her sister, Mrs. George Wheeler.
 Byron Billings of New London spent the week end with his parents, MT. and Mrs. s. N. Billings.
 A party of about twenty enjoyed a sail about the Sound, in honor of Mrs. T.. A. Mttten who is a guest of Miss Hewitt
 Mrs. Eugene Palmer entertained hel sisters recently. all being present, Mrs. Phoebe Dauchy of New York, Dr. Edna 7CheSebrough of Providence, and Misses Nan and Grace Wheeler of Westerly.
 A. G. and Fernando Wheeler enter taoined theiN cousin Miss Jessie Wheel CT of Troy, on Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Grant and Mss May Moves of New York were at church Sunday.
 Mrs. Fannie Williams and daughter Miss Martha. returned this week from Richfield Springs N. Y.
 Miss Jessie Wheeler, who has been visiting at Maple Lawn. went to Nor wich, Monday to visit relatives.
 Mr- and Mrs. 0. c. Pulver and cl1il- dren of Hillsda1e, N. Y. motored to Stonington this week to spend their vacation with Mrs. Pulver's parents, MT. and Mrs. Silas B. Wheeler.
 Mrs. A. G. Wheeler entertained Mrs T. T Wilcox and daughter Miss Bessie and Mrs. F. T. Bellamy of the borough recently.
 The communion service on Sunday two persons were added to the mem berShip of the church
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
Windham County S,.
 DAYVILLE s:5

~ Mrs william Clemmon5 of Eastno d ss spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. Everett Commins-
 Row SpauIding of Plymouth. N. H. ,s at Mrs. A. F. Darings with his WiIa
 Mrs, George wh1temore and two c17dIdrer of New York are spending fna week with Mrs. Oswald Street
 MT and Mrs N. l.. Greig Wenr7 20 Rethie11eTn N. H., Monday, MT. Gre1g leaving Mrs. Greig and her mother@for A Mrs, Edith Fish returne6>td Mystic
 Miss Maude Street and AA6isssMary F Blanchard have returned from Bel- A'A15S; Mayiand M Bennett of New York Is spending his vacation with MT. ana Mrs. F. w. Bennett .-
 Raymond Burnett of Providence ~ at Deacon and Mrs. F. J..BurneeEs-
 Miss Hilda Williams has oeeu spending two weeks with zher grand- mother in Foster, R. l.
 Jennie Berriman Is entertainingam1SA Sargent for a few days.
 Mrs. Hodges, Mrs Luctan Basseft and children, Mrs. Valley ana MS Lofer are visiting their mothertAAars Charles Norton
 pr. and Mrs. George Barnes are talk ing an auto trip through the White mountains with pr. Harry Barnes and wife of New Bedford, Mass Mrs. Henry Cutler and daughter Florence are guests at Mrs. w. E- La Belle's-
 Mrs. c. A. Russell returned. from Plymouth. Mass. Friday; MT. and Mrs. w. F. Bidweu spent Sunday at OakIawn, R. I Mir. and Mrs. John Jordan have re- | turned to Ludlow, Vt.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
Hour,
NIANTIC

Mir. and Mrs. Franklin Graham Brown and children of Southington. were guests of Mrs. Martha s. Brow m Wednesday, They came down in their car
 Miss Alice Arnold who has been the guest of her sister in Montreal for some time has returned to the village.
 Mrs. Lucy Miner of Lyme spent Sun day with her son. Mall Carrier, J. Percy Morgan.
 The new veranda around the resi- denee of F. c. Odgers is abou. com pleted.
 Howard Pitkin is assisting Janitor George Smith with his work about the Grove.
 Mrs. Baraskfn and daughters left Wednesday for their home in Worces- ter. Mass.
 Elias B. Manwaring of New Haven is the guest of his brother, R. L. Man waring
 MT and Mrs. R. S. Bascom have rented their cottage, and returned to their home in Hartford
 Capt. W. A. Miller of New London was visitor in the Pines. Thursday He made the trip in his car
 MT and Mrs. A. T. Boon and Mrs. N Duchette of Norwich spent Sunday al the Boon cottage, in the Pines.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry B. Lee of New London are at the Lee cottage
 Carl Tracy employed in Cromwell i. visiting his mother Mrs. F. E. Tracy at Seldom Inn.' MT. and Mrs. F. E. Hills of Hartford have opened their cottage for the sea. son.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
MWs FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE lORREsP gED
ASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.

ing week with friends in Waterford. Miss Etta Porter has returned tn her home in Waterford after spending some time with Miss Edith Tucker.
 Miss Lila Carroll of Worcester, Mass, has been visiting her sister, Mrs, Clark Standish.
 Carleton Tucker of Kenyon, R. l., is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Charles Lamb.
 Mir. and Mrs. Kenneth Peckham and son of Palmer, Mass, are visiting al MT. and Mrs. Myron Peckham's
 Ralph Royall of New York spent Sunday in town.
 At the Whist Tables.
 A whist party was held Friday evening in Grange hall. Thirteen ta- bles were played. The following prizes were awarded: Ladies-First, Mrs. N $. Loomis; second, Mrs Herbert Sweet. Gentlemen-F'irst, Roy Geer: second, Carl Hallen. Consolation awards-Mrs. George Chappell. Charles Pitcher
 Charles Abel1 has gone to work ir New Britain.
 Spent Week at Lake.
 Misses Emma Eldredge, Geneva Stark, Sarah Danielson and Helen Wit. more, with MT. and Mrs Charles Backus as chaperones, had very en- Joyable time last week in a bungalow at Columbia lake.
 Miss Gay has left for her home 1T Mt. Vernon, N. Y., after spending couple of weeks with Mrs. Danielson She will spend a week with friends il Norwich on her way.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
Chain Tea a Delightful Social Affair
 Opening of the Playground

Ore of the pleasantest social affairs of the season was the chaln tea glSe'l Wednesday afternoon by Mrs Leonard Main as a benefit for the Ladies so- ciefv If the Third Baptist church. About forty were present The belle of the party was little Miss Marjorie Cray. the five weeks old daughter or Mrs Lyle c. Gray. and she receiYed much attention. Tea, san9Wicnes, ne ice cream and cake, all provided by MT > Main. were served Several or the young ladies furnished music, both yo- cal and instrumental
 Buy BisseII Place.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry F. Randall, who reside at WheeIer's Crossing, have bought the tenement house Of Mrs D. w. BisseIl in this village and VIII soon occupy it.
 William V. Avery has moved from the farm of Edward Man to rooms over the store of Leonard Main
 I Miss Mary Richmond of Preston Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lyle C. Gray
 Playground Opens.
 The children's playground opened Monday with an attendance of ten More were expected later. Rev. D. C. Stone of Stonington preached in the Congregational church last Sunday in exchange with the pas
 NeiehborIy Aid. Rev. George H. Miner of Mystic will gratuitously occupy the pulpit of the i Third Baptist church Sunday morning, thus permitting the pastor, Rev. G. H. | Chambers, to preach in the Baptist church at Preston City in aid of Rev, L. L. Holmes. who is i'll. se J Rev. Lucian Drury will supply the pulpit of Calvary Baptist church 1 Westerly, R. l.. Sunday morning.. | Rev. and Mrs. F. M. Hollister, who | recently moved to Old Mystic, were l callers in the village Tuesday. i Miss Marjorie Middleton has been visiting Miss Anna Wheeler for a few | days.
 MT and Mrs. Leonard Main, w:t1 l their sons, Leonard R. Main and Floyd l.. Main, also Mrs. Minnie Sheffield have been received into the Third Bap- tist church by letter.
 To Teach Near Jewett City.
 Miss Phebe B. Sheffield is, to teacf near Jewett City the coming year.
 w w. Evans of Holden, Mass, for meriy supervisor of schools in thIs tiwn, called on friends here Wednes' day.
 Mrs. Appleton Main and Miss Ger trude Main of Preston Plains were il the village Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
MOHEGAN

Mrs. Dolbeare and Mrs. Avery were at East Great Plain. Monday.
 Mrs. Harris and grandchildren ol Norwich were in Mohegan, Sunday.
 MT. Burrows of New London called on local friends, Sunday.
 lBurrill H. Fielding and daughter Loretta, of New London. called or friends in this place. Sunday.
 Mrs Langenback was the guest Sunday of Mre and Mrs. Hunter.
 MT. and Mrs. John Quidgeon of New London, are guests of MT. and Mrs. B C. Fowler.
 MT. and Mrs. Winfield s. DeWolf o1 Trading Cove have returned, after spending 8 week with relatives al Stafford, Crystal Lake and Rockville and will now go on with the compile ton of their new cottage and farm which are being built at Riverview Mohegan, esby William Church an6 Lewis DoIbeare.
 Mrs Griffin and daughter Pearl, o, Groton, were guests Sunday, of MT and Mrs William Hunter.
 Mrs Meech of Boston Is visiting hel mother, Mrs. E. T. Baker. @ Services were held in the church al ISnal
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
LISBON
Pastor to Exchange With Rev. M. H. Jones-City Guests in Local Homes.

Pastor to Exchange With Rev. M. N. Jones-City Guests in Local Homes. Rev. Marion H. Jones of Canterbury Green will occupy the pulpit at New ent church Sunday morning by ex- change with the pastor.
 Miss Mix of Hartford was the guest of Mrs. T. E. Davies for the week end Mrs August Hoelck and son Royal and Mrs. Bennett of Springfield. Mass, are visitors at G. A. Kennedy's.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. V. Whitford of Jewett City visited with friends in town Sunday.
 Mrs Henry Kendall entertained on Sunday MT. and Mrs. John Holmes of Hartford and Mrs. Benjamin Brown and children of Canterbury.
 City Guests.
 Mrs. Clements has as summer visit ors Mrs Kelly and two children of Greenpoint. Brooklyn, Mrs. McQuirk, Misses Agnes and Janette Clements and Willie Clements of Brooklyn.
 The Ladies Missionary society met at the parsonage Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. Martha Cornell. Miss Dorothy Cornell, Oliver and Arthur Cornell of New York city are at J. H. Kennedy $ for a few weeks stay.
 Miss Agnes Grierson of Bridgeport was the guest of Miss Alice Kennedy Thursday.
 R. R. Barber enjoyed the outing at Ocean Beach Thursday with the busi- ness men of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
NORTH FRANKLIN

Mrs. Annie Sherman of Palmertown is visiting her daughter. Mrs F. Clark:
 MT. and Mrs. Clinton Simpson of Norwich were Sunday visitors at J. ID. Simpsons
 Mrs. Harlow Ladd of Norwich spent Wednesday with Mrs. J. H. Mahoney.
 Mr. and Mrs F. A. Rockwell enter tained on Thursday Mrs Thomas Hunter and son Lester of Worcester, Mass. Miss Jessie Campbell and Miss Jennie Hall of Colchester
 Miss Florence Loomls or Lebanon has returned home after spending two weeks with her grandmother, Mrs. Emma Warner.
 The Misses Ethel and Bessie Ram dall of Goshen. Miss Alma Manning of Lebanon spent Tuesday with Mrs. Maud Manning.
 Mrs. Louise Ladd of Warehouse Point has returned to her home after several weeks spent With Mrs. J. H. Mahoney.
 MT and Mrs. Arthur Clark of W1ld- mantle. Mir. and Mrs. William Buteau of Baltic were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. Fred Clark.
 MT and Mrs. Harold Riley of Som- erville, Mass. are visiting Mrs.~ A. T. Browning.
 Mir and Mrs. William B. Wilcox Of Norwich were guests Monday of MT. and Mrs. Eugene Clark.
 Miss Bessie Randall of Goshen was a guest of Miss Miliie Ward one day this week.
 Julius Smith and Miss Florence Grow of Boston, Leslie Huntington of New York Mir and Mrs Owen S Smith of Norwich. Miss Eleanor Beck with and Miss Ella Smith were recent visitors with Mrs. Estella Lathrop
 Mrs. Kate Johnson has returned home after spending several weeks with relatives in Boston Mrs. C. Mahoney spent Sunday ir Baltic with her daughter, Mrs. Pau Brennan.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
GARDNER LAKE
Dance At the PaviIion-Oats on Lath. rop Farm Destroyed by Worms.


 Miss Ruth Phillips was a caller in Norwich, Friday.
 MT and Mrs. J. C. Morgan and daughter Sybil. have returned to their home in Norwich, after spending d month at Spring Grove.
 Arthur Simpson and family and Miss Brown of Norwich are at Best View. Spring Grove.
 MT. and Mrs. Kingsland and family of Brooklyn, N. Y, spent Saturday with their son. Carleton at Camp Massa- peack.
 George Auburn and Miss Ruth Kent spen Sunday with friends at the Lake.
 informal Dance.
 Through the courtesy of Mrs. Minnie Phillips the visitors at the Lake en- Joyed a pleasant evening" Saturday. at Spring Grove pavilion dancing to mu- sic furnished by Victrola loaned by Mrs. Asa Backus
 Miss Mary Lee of Norwich is the
 of Miss Edenia De Cesare at Idle Hour. fH F3g 3gE RM 4i
 and Mrs. Everett Champman and children visited at the Chapman cottage Sunday S. A. Dolbeare was a business caller In Norwich the first of the week. William Denison and son Gilbert G: Norwich were weekend guests of Mr | and Mrs. Elijah Lathrop. Dat Field Ruined. The army worms have ruined a nice piece of oats belonging to Elijah Lath rop. Mrs. Earl Lewis is the guest of he: 1 father, Lewis Latimer. Miss Robye Boynton is a guest at 2 notel In Provfncetown Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
GOSHEN
Sunday School Picnic PIans-SwaIIows . and Crickets Reminders of Autumn.

Sunday School Picnic PIans-SwaIIows . and Crickets Reminders of Autumn.
 E. H. Mccall and family were re- cent visitors at Storrs college.
 A number from Goshen anticipate attending the Old Home day at the Exeter church tomorrow (Sunday).
 William Knott and brother Ewert Knott, of Canton. have been guests at the home of their father, Rev. John H. Knott.
 Miss Lillian Simpson. Miss Rebecca Curry and MT. and Mrs. Robert Free man, of Chicopee Falls, Mass. are guests at the home of w. T. Curry.
 Picnic Next Wednesday.
 Wednesday, August 12th. is the date decided on by the Sunday school for their annual picnic. The place will be the same as in former years.
 The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs. w. H. Geer Tuesday afternoon.
 Signs of Fall.
 Swallows in hocks numbering thou sands are now seen. their favortte place of congregating being around the many telephone wires and they are bidding their last farewell Fall cricketS have also been heard
 Mrs. Stark her son William Stark and daughter, Miss Gladys Stark, have been guests at Hillside farm
 Mrs. Dwight Spaulding and Mrs. Frank Spaulding of Norwalk are guests at the home of F. G. Stark
 The mid-week prayer meeting was held in the lecture room Wednesday evening. There was a good attend ance. the subject for the evening being Heaven
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
LIBERTY HILL

William Mitchell, of Greenport, L. l., has been the guest of Mrs E. A. Moves and calling on acquaintances for few days. He is the engineer of the Basin Construction Go. of Greenport.
 The c. F. society held a social at the hall Friday evening.
 Church service on Sunday morn ing will begin at 1O.3O instead of II o'clock owing to the Old Home ser vices Sunday in Exeter. at 1.3O D. m.
 Harold James has been sick the past week with tonsilitis.
 w Henry Lincoln of Hampton Is visiting her nephew, J. George Clark for a few days.
 The annual Taylor picnic was held at the home of George Lyman Tues day
 The c. E. society and church will hold their picnic att Columbia Lake Thursday Aug 18th
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
LEFFINGWELL
All Day Camp Meeting in Memory of
 Rev. c. H. Peckham.

The all day camp meeting held on the veranda and lawn of the home of Rev and Mrs. T. H. Peabody Sunday was attended by people from WiIIi- mantle, Jewett City FTtchville, scott Hill, Norwich and New London. The meeting was in memory of Rev. c. H. Peckham of Franklin, pastor of the local Baptist church for several years. who was held in highest es- Since his death, July 31, 1904, he has been sadly missed both as pastor and friend.
 Motored to New Britain.
 MT. and Mrs. A. G. Ross and MT. and Mrs. J. I. Ross were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chappen of New Britain, Friday. The trip was made by automobile. . Mrs. Le Grand Chappell and Miss Elsie La Bounty of Palmertown vis- 1ted local friends recently
 Barber Wilcox, of Hamilton. R. T., and Miss Lila Wilcox of New London spent Saturday at the home of M. O. Swan
 Pearl Calkins and family, of Greene vile visited the formers sister, Miss Hazel Calkins, Sunday. Mrs. William Risley and son, of Norwich spent Sunday with MT. and MT. and Mrs Frank Gardner. ot Yantic, were Sunday guests of J. I Ross and wife Miss Margaret Beebe has returned after spending a week at Gardner , Lake.
 MT. and Mrs. George Sheldon, Miss i Lydia Main and Irving Foote enjoyed a trip Sunday to Giants Neck In the automobile owned and operated by ! Fred Auburn
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
LEDYARD
Peckham Farm Sold to Norwich Pur-
 chasers-ReV. MT. Small Declines N-

Peckham Farm Sold to Norwich Pur- chasers-Rev. Mir. Small Declines Call.
 David, George and Marion Geer, ch:l- dren of MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Gecr, are visiting relatives at Eastern Point. Mrs. George Haskell and Mrs. Her bert Webster and baby of Jewett City were recent visitors with Mrs. Frank G. Maynard.
 Norwich Purchasers.
 Judge Samuel E. Holdridge, who purchased at auction the Prudence Peckham farm. consisting of 7S acres. near Shewville, has sold the same lo Antoni Koslowski and Annie Koslow- ski of Norwich.
 Declines Gall.
 There will be services in the Con- gregational church Sunday. Rev. Dr Pollock of Norwich will occupy the pulpit. For the past two Sundays there has been no service. Rev. MT Small of New Hampshire, who was called as pastor, has declined to ac- cept the same.
 Mrs. Isaac G. Geer and Miss Mary Arfn Geer visited relatives in Wess- erly Thursday. The latter will stay for a lengthy visit.
 Miss Florence Geer is the guest oi Miss Eleanor Beckwith of Franklin.
 Grange Picnic.
 Ledyard grange held it's annual pie nic at Poquonoc Wednesday. there be- ing a good attendance.
 Many native peaches of the earlier variety are being carried to the Nor wich market.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
GALES FERRY
Roxbury Tutoring School Opens With Thirty Students-August Changes in Cottagers,

At the morning service Sunday, Rev. MT. Potter continued his series of ser mons on the Christian Religion, the glorify me; for he shall receive of mine, and shall show it unto you" At the offertory the choir sang the an- them, Praise ye the Lord. At the even- ing service at 7.30 the leader was Mrs. $. J. Perkins of the Epworth league and the topic was. "A Song of Peni- tence and Triumph" There was spec ial music with Miss Marguerite Wulf pianist
 Tutoring School Opens.
 The Roxbury Tutoring school of New Haven opened Tuesday. August 4th. at the Yale quarters. about thirty students arriving the first day with more expected.
 Leaves Cottage.
 MT. and Mrs Percival Robertson of New Haven arrived Monday and have taken the cottage of Mrs. James Mar tin on the Bluff for the remainder of the season MT. Robertson is one of the instructors in the RoXbury school Mfr and Mrs. J. F. ClOuse also of New Haven have taken "The Pines, T the cottage of the Misses Geer. MT. Clouse is also connected with the school.
 Guest on Housebcat. Mrs. George K. Anderson of villi- . mantle was guest of Mrs. Walter M
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
EAST KILLINGLY.
Herbert Mclaughlin the New Post
 master-Office Is Moved.

Deacon and Mrs. Elisha Soule are at Oakland Beach. guests of their son. Fred Soule.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Shekleton and RaIph ShekIeton of Hartford are guests of Joseph Shekleton.
 Miss Rowena Dawley of Danielsou was az her home here over Sunday. Ray G. Shippee visited in Providence Walter Kreiger of worcester haD been visiting friends hsrs the pest week.
 Miss Mary Lavenish of Webster is visiting at Joseph Dumas.
 Postoffice Moved.
 Herbert Mclaughlin is the new postmaster and the postofice has been moved to his store.
 Mrs. Joseph Estes of Provfdeuce spent the week end with Miss Alma L.. Rich
 MT. and Mrs. A. D. Sayles and -on Ernest. MT. and Mrs. William Yare visited Mir and Mrs. Clarence Chandler in Putnam Sunday.
 Mrs. Clarence Soule Is enterta1nins her aunt from Providence.
 Miss Sadie Handy of Providence s visiting Rufus Chase and family thiz week.
 Mrs. A. F. Wood and Mrs Lucy Hopkins of DanielSon called on friends here Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
NORTH LYME
phree Birthdays Celebrated as Meet ing of Club-cIass Entertained.

Miss Marion Stark is. attending the conference at Northfield Mass
 Mrs. Minnie Durkin entertained the birthday club last Thursday There was a large attendance and the affair proved very enjoyable, the ladies whose birthdays were celebrated were Mrs. Durkin, Mrs. Mary Fosdick and Mrs. Nathan Strong
 Mrs. Edward Webber is entertaining her sister from the west.
 Mrs. J. Lawrence Raymond of Mont vile has been spending a few days at Mrs. J. L. Raymonds
 Attended Sunday School Outing.
 MT. and Mrs. H. F. Clark, MT. and Mrs. Ernest Rogers. Mir. and Mrs Hedgcock and daughters, Eunice Rogers, Mrs. Durlin and Miss Lois Rogers went to Giants Neck last Sat urday with the members of the Grassy Hill Sunday school, and report very enjoyable time
 Ray Hedgecock and family of Lyme visited at Ernest Rogers over Sum- day.
 Mrs. J. R. Wood and Mrs. Louise Jewett of Hamburg visited at Mrs Raymonds Saturday. afternoon.
 Airs. Eva Tucker, who has been visiting her sister in Salem. went t, Essex last week to meet her husband and visit relatives in that place.
 Miss Adams of Yantic has been vIs- iting at George Babcock's, the past week.
 EntertaineS Class.
 Rev Francis Purvis entertained the members of the Baraca class at the parsonage. one Afternoon this week
 Arz Carrie Granger and Miss Elizs
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
WOODSTOCK
New Academy Principal Arrive,
 Army Worms Invasion.

Rev. D. Talmadge Root preached al the Congregational church Sunday morning.
 Woodstock is well represented at xhz Chautauqua meetings in Putnam
 Miss Elizabeth H, Latham of Grotoc has been visiting Mrs. William Ar Gallup.
 Harold Spalding of Boston fs the guest of relatives in town.
 Edward l.. Child of Worcester-Tz8 q week end guest at Valleyside
 New Principal Arrives.
 MT. Perkins, the new principal o' Woodstock academy, arrived in toWr this week.
 Judge Albert Mathewson of New Haven has visited his mother, 1<Fa William Mathewson.~
 William H. Lester spent a Esw Uzy. in Boston early in the weslE
 The army worm has made it's Ap. pearapce in town, being reported t1 several places. --.z...
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
SALEM

There was no preaching service in the Congregational church last Sum day. The Sunday school session con Vened at noon as usual and the month ly conservation meeting of the Y P. $. .. F.. was held in the evening un- der the leadership of Gilbert J. Mur- ray.
 A number from here attended the open air meeting at the Baptist church in Chesterfield Sunday after noon.
 Miss Kathryn L. Ray returned Wed nesday from Danbury where she has been attending the summer normal school.
 Miss Pearl Brown left Wednesday for Philadelphia, where she is em- ployed.
 Mrs. Little of Toledo, O., is visiting at the summer home of her parents MT. and Mrs. Jonn Hills.
 Rev. MT Waters of Rocky Hill will preach in the Congregational church next Sunday morning and evening.