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Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
FRANKLIN

Mrs. c. ". Grant and daughter Clara spent Tuesday in Norwich.
 Henry Nye of South Coventry spent a day recently with Mir. and Mrs. Will liam Weaver.
 Mrs. Airline Lamb has returned from East Hampton. where she has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Josephine Hart, and sister, Miss Elizabeth Hart.
 Mrs. Eliza Johnson and family have returned to their winter home in Nor wich.
 Mrs. William Weaver is visiting for 8 few days in Wiliimantic and South Coventry.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis StarkEeather and children, Ernest and Ruth, and Mrs. May Ross of Norwich were week end guests of Mfr. and Mrs. George L. Ladd.
 Mrs. Bara Kinney of South Coventry is to spend the winter with her broth CT, William Weaver.
 George Betting and 9Ir. Wilson oi Preston were recent Franklin visitors
 Mr. and Mrs. Fayette Goss and daughter, Miss Marion Goss, Emma Carpenter and Gertrude Carpenter oi Willimantic were calling on local reia- tives on Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21

Clarke spent Monday in Baltic, guests of Mrs. William Buteau.
 Henry Ormsby of South Windhan was Sunday guest of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Fl. Clarke.
 Mrs. Mary Rogers of Norwich is vls- iting at J. D. Simpsons.
 Mrs. Hannah Kingsley entertained this week Mir. and Mrs. Henry Latham of Bean Hill and Miss Mary Chapman of Stonington.
 Mrs. Andrew Weeks of Ashford is visiting at r. 4. Rockwoods.
 Mrs. Alma Brown of Hartford has returned homo after spending Several days with Mrs. A. T. Browning.
 Mrs J. D. Simpson has returned af- ter a visit of several days with friends in Norwich. ..
 Mrs. Grace Peckham entertained on Monday Rev. c. D. Lamphere and Mrs. Lamphere of Fitchville, and on Wed nesday Rev. J. T. Ward and Mrs. Ward of Leffingwell.
 Mrs. Reuben Manning and children spent few days with her mother Mrs. Imogene Arnold, of Willimantic.
 F. A. Redwood was a Brooklyn vis- itor "Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
LEDYARD
New Congregational Pastor Coming Tuesday - Teachers Meotine-carI Weiman Home From South Dakota.


 Rev. Q. G. Buddington, of Mystic, preached in the Congregational church Sunday morning and will occupy the pulpit tomorrow Sunday. Rev. MT. Goodenough is expecting to move his TanIly from Litchf1eld county next Tuesday.
 Teachers Meeting. A teachers meeting was held in the Center School house Thursday after noon, Supervisor F. w. Barber of Put nam and Inspector MT. Clough of Deep River were present. Owing to the stormy day only five teachers att tended.
 Miss Laura Perkins of Gales Ferrv Is staying few days with Mrs. Isaac
 Mrs. Ah1 who has been hougekeeper For James Holdridge for some time, ana her two children, have returned to their former home.
 Home From Dakota.
 Carl Weirnan, son of MT. and Mrs. John R. WeiTnan who has been absent twenty months working on farm in South Dakota has returned home.
 Arthur Avery who concluded his work af Mrs. Thomas Nornan's some time ago is now working for Calvin R. Main.
 Renovatins Parsonage. Painting and whitening have been going on at the Congregational ar sonage. Some of the ladies of the 1 church have also been papering and getting it in readiness for the new pastor, Rev. MT. Goodeneug11 and family who will arrive Tuesday. Adolph Hoimberg recently had four valuable cows stray onto the tracks of the New York, New Haven and Hart ford railroad where they were killed. Archie HoIdridge was the guest of Sidney Hall of Preston Plains Tues day night.
 Mrs. D. D. Taylor viii leave Mon 1 day night to be gone one week visit Eng relatives in Mansfield, Boston, Great Burlington and Springfield, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
GLAsGo
Quarterly Conference HeId-Honns.
 Corners Expected for the Holiday.


 Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Young enter tained W1Ilimantic and Hartford the first of the week.
 Rev. c. G. Scrivener presided at the quarterly conference, held at the parsonage Saturday evening and sermon from the text, Man Shah Not Live by Bread Alone.
 The Tuesday evening cottage prayer meeting was he'd at the home of Miss Sarah Sameron. The next will be at the home of Mrs. Frank Eccleston, Tuesday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fl. L. Burton were in Norwich Tuesday.
 The Epworth League topic for next Sunday evening will be A Song of Thanksgiving, Ps. 1o3, leader, Rev. J, Thompson
 Preparing for Sale.
 There was a good attendance al the Ladies Aid society Wednesday af- terncon when the ladies met to tie quilts for the coming sale.
 Benjamin Young is attending the Norwich Business college. Miss Ida Gastafson is at home fol a short time. She is expecting to spend the winter in New York. Employed in Wisconsin. John Luther, who went to Wiscon- sin in the early fall, is not expected home, as he is employed in the west Miss ". F. Green, teacher in the Glasgo school. goes to her home ir Hartford for the Thanksgiving recess and Miss Laura Young, who is teach ing in Stratford. Is expected home next week Wednesday. Miss Gladys Thompson from Bostor is to be at home for Thanksgiving also Misses Gertrude and Lillian Lu- ther from Springfield, Mass.
 Edwin Lewis has a new autono- bile.
 The rain was very much needed, as wells and springs were very dry.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
CHESTERFIELD

Mrs. Earl Lathrop and Miss vira Smith were callers on MT and Mrs. Chapman in East Lyme Tuesday
 William Tinker and men are work ing on the highways. before more rain falls.
 Many from this place attended the dance at Salem Grange Friday eve ming. -
 A surprise party at the home Of Will liam Howard was we'll attended.
 Miss Vira Smith of Niantic is visit ing relatives in this place. Miss Florence Powers was in New London Wednesday,.
 Harry Kaplan is visiting his sister, Mrs. Polikoff, of New York.
 Miss Julia Sullivan spent the week end in New London with her parents.
 Mrs. Willis Chappell of Fitchville spent the week end with Mrs. Charles Powers.
 Messrs. Charles Tinker, Edward Wheeler and friends from New Lon- don, were callers here the first of the week.
 Earl Lathrop and William Watts were visitors here the first of the week. .....
 Mrs. Charles Powers and family were callers in Fftchville Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
LISBON

Mrs. Roberts of New York has been AeEr visifing her brother, Rev. T. E. Ban4ee.
 ,5FT and Mrs. Charles Banker and little son. of 0ccum, spent Sunday with Mrs. Bankers brother, August Hoe1ck and family. .
 A. E. Enquist and E. Spencer of Meriden recently spent a day with Ernest Enq1ist, coming from tflefz' home in Merfden by automobile.
 Miss Alice Kennedy returned Tues- 5ay frSHa q visit of nearly week with ftiendS in Bridgeport.
 Mr. ana Mrs. c. A. Adsllswere guests uf relatives fin P1ainf1eld Tuesday.
 Miss Martie Barber entertained Monday evening Miss Nellie Franklin, Mss Mary McNicol and William Mo Aaco1 of Jewett City.
 Robert Swain returned Saturday f,oHa Q visit with his mother in Nor Nieh.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21

Rev. Sherrod Soule, D. s5.sof Hart 1ord,. supplied the pulpit 1Ethe Con- gregatfonal church last Sunday.
 Principal Morrill, Sneaks.
 The North Stoningtons Parents Teachers association held public meeting Tuesday evening A. E. Nor a3H, principal of the New Haven nor I1a1 school, made an interesting ad- efrecs. Miss Grace A. Main, teacher in tlte village grammar school. sang 2, soio.
 Rathbun Auction.
 The household goods of Mrs. Maria reaGhoun, who has broken up house. Keeping on account of poor health, were sold at auction Tuesday.
 Mrs. C. E Williams and her son an-law. c A. De Rose. of Northamp- ton, Mass, spent Sunday fin town.
 AIfs. Isaac Williams is at home af- ter an absence Of several months.
 Mrs. B. F. Sfsson and Mir. and Mrs D. O., Allen of Jamestown, ". r., who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. ". Tryon, left town early in the week ReTi and Mrs. Lucian Drury were guests at dinner Thursday of Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Peacock of Westerly.
 Chicken Pie Supper.
 The Ladies society Of the Third BAptist church gave chicken pie supper Friday evening at the resi- dance Of Reuben D. Cook 's
 Rev. Lucian Drury will supply the pulpit of, the aptist church at Pres ton City Sunday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
SALEM
New Britain Preacher at consHSsn4 tienaI chureh-Danee in Grange Hal Charles Gorden's Sudden Death.

Rev. R. H. Crawford of New Britain preached an interesting and helpful sermon in the Congregational church last Sunday morning on The Suffer Owing to the severity of the storm, there was no evening service.
 Miss Marion Beebe of Norwich was the guest over Sunday of Miss Jena nie l.. Rogers.
 Henry Darling of New London spenR Sunday at the home of his grandpaT- ents. MT. and Mrs. Ambrose Darling.
 Mir. and Mrs T. A. Day and Ira Clifford were New London visitors FriA
 Mir. and Mrs. F. R. Bailey speas Saturday in New London. Mrs. Alexander Gordon returned 1aSa Friday from a weeks visit to Hsckeu+
 Sherwood Miner spent Sunday and Monday with relatives in Norwich. Mir and Mrs. David Williams ana son David of Hackensack, N. J.. are spending some time at the home of Afr. and Mrs Alexander Gordon.
 Many at Dance. The dance given by the local gr&ngA in their hall last Friday evening was well attended. Parties were present from New London. Norwich, ColcheSS ter and Chesterfield.
 Mrs William Darling and Miss Ella Darling were New London visitoYa last week. William Maynard was in New Lonp | don and Montville Tuesday. Sons Sudden Death. Mir. and Mrs. Alexander Gordon were in Montville Monday, called there i by the sudden death of their son, 1 Charles Gordon. Charles Malona has been serving as | juror in Norwich this week. l State Supervisor J. <. Young of Colchester visited schools in town Tuesday. -- Rev. R. Fl, Crawford of New Britain is expected to preach in the Congre- gational church again tomorrow (Suns | day) morning and evening, Nov. 22. c. F. Mcintosh of Colchester is bach ! on route after 15 days vacation, Charles S. Ray has been substituting for him,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
: New London County
NLANTIC
Funeral of Henry R. Hardins-RiVer FIshetmen Catch FIatfish-Sale of Bronson Cottage.


 The funeral services of Henry R. Harding were held Tuesday afternoon at 9 o'clock at the home of his daugh- ter, Mrs. Curtis M. Smith. Burial was Sp khe Union cemetery. MT. Harding was s6 years old andshad been i'll about two, weeks. He died early Sunday morning at his cottage in the Pines. Mr. Harding was veteran of the Civil war and a member of Union lodge, r. and A 1f.. of New London. A dele satfon of a dozen members Of that order attended the service at the house and marched in a body to the ceme- sery where short service was con- ducted, Mir. Harding is survived by his wife, Mrs. Henry R. Harding, of the Grove. A daughter, Mrs. Curtis M. Smith. and one son, Turner c. Hard ing of the village, also survive.
 Send Fish to Market
 The NIantic fishermen who own mo- tor boats are dragging the Mantle river daily for f1atfish which they bar rel up}tn send to New York and Bos- ton markets. Since the cold weather set in the fishing boats don't seem tO be quite as nuIneroIis.
 In the recent big gale considerable damage, was done about the village. Some tall trees in the nearby woods were blown down and chimney brick blew off. The tall chimney on the res ieence Of pr. Bishop in Main street "do l1SdIiJ I0IION0a 1IS 4Ou1lUet- tiof1. The strong guy wires support ing it kept the chimney from falling to the ground. e
 Miss: Laura Gridley Smith is caring for Mrs. H. R. Harding, who is se- riGIsly Ill at her cottage in the Pines
 Clarence Spencer of New Haven spent the week end with his parents AH. and Mrs. Eleeza Spencer. MT Spencer is doing carpenter work ir that place.
 [ Buys Cottage.
 9Ir. and Mrs ". E. Alden have purchased the Bronson cottage in the Pines. This is one of the pretty places located near the beach, They now own three cottages at the Grove.
 Lee Deni- on of New London was in the village Tuesday attending the funeral of Henry R- Harding. also calling on his mother, Mrs. Harding who is ill at her cottage in the Pines
 A s. Abby J. Strickland has return ed from a visit to her son, Capt. AL bert Strickland, iii Clinton.
 ~- After EyiIj Ducks.
 Several hunters are about the shores of the river daily making an attempt at catching the wild ducks which are here in large numbers.
 Percy Morgan of Stonington, SeaIer Of weights and measures, was a bus inssg caller in the village the first of the week
 Louis Eager of New London Is ris- ting, his mother, Mrs Harding, in the Pines.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
GALES FERRY
Supt. C. E. ColVer Reports From State ConVention--Lieut. Satterlee on Shore Leave-ThankseiVing Sermon Sunday.

Sunday.
 Last Sunday at the Sunday school session in the M E. church before taking up the lesson study Superin- tendent c. E. Colver gave an inter- esting report of the state Sunday school convention held in Meriden. One fact Mir. Colver made mention of was that the Sunday school is the largest organization in the world. Mr. Colver is one of the directors of the state organization, At the close of the school he told the Legend of the Great Dipper, how it came to be placed in the Armament, composed of seven stars, a story that illustrated reward for self sacrifice.
 Those who received awards for reg ular attendance were Rev. James NJ. Potter, Mrs. Potter. and son. Donald. each gold plated pin; rolled gold pin to Dorothy Birch; silver star pin, Mary Birch: silver star pin, Made line Birch; rolled gold star, Edna Chapman.
 Thanksgiving Sermon. Rev. James M. Potter will preach on the observance of Thanksgiving, Sunday. the 22nd, and will read Gov lanlation.
 On Leave of Absence,
 Lieutenant Charles satteriee, com mander of the U. s. s. Acushnet, ar- rived Monday at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Sat- terlee. on two weeks leave of ab- sence from duty. Lieut.. Satterlee left Tuesday for North Haven, Washing ton, D. C., and New York, and will re- turn to spend Thanksgiving at the family home.
 Miss Amelia Mathewson attended the Mayhower meeting, celebrating Compact day at the home of Mrs. Christopher Morgan in Mystic, Sat urday, Mrs. Benjamin Holmes and Mrs. Morgan being the hostesses.
 Mrs. James hf. Potter went to Prov idence Tuesday as delegate from the local auxiliary to attend the annual conference of the Woman's Home Mis- sionary society of the New England Southern conference, held in the Mathewson Street N. E. church on the 17th and 18th.
 Miss Alice Satteriee visited her cousin, Miss Grace Meech, in Dan ielson, last Thursday.
 Charles J. Pierce, engineer on the N. Y. Navigation Co. line, is spend ing vacation at his home at AIlyn's Point.
 Miss Mildred E. Pierce of AIlyr1's Point is visiting friends in Provi- dence.
 Walker from Norwich.
 Miss Mary Rudd Gibbs and Miss Kathryn Isbister of Norwich, walked to the summer home of Miss Gibbs in the village Saturday afternoon and returned to the city by train.
 Norwich people in the village Satur- day afternoon included MT. and Mrs Walter M. Buckingham, Nathan A. Gibbs, Mrs. J. Frank Cowey, Miss Grace Cowey and Miss Holton.
 Mrs. Delphine Fish is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. William Brooks in Hartford and will attend the Yale Harvard football game in New Haven today (Saturday).
 The weekly cottage prayer meeting was held at the home of the Misses Mathewson, Wednesday evening. Austin Lester of Norwich and his daughter. Miss Lena, were visitors last week at the home of Mir. LeSter'S niece Mrs. Emma Bennett.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21

 injury received several months ago in Hartford by being thrown from a trol- ley car. Although able to be brought in this village, Miss Weich is recover ing very slowly from her serious in jury.
 Report from Convention.
 At the session of the Versailles M. E. Sunday school last Sunday Miss Cora L. Tarbox gave an interesting report of the annual state meeting Of the Connecticut Sunday School asso- ciatton at Merfden.
 Finger Amputated.
 Mrs. William Nell is slowly recover ing from serious hand trouble caused by blood poisoning with which she has suffered for many weeks. Finger afnDutatiou has been necessary.
 F. B. Swan. who is enjoying his an- nuai vacation from his duties at the store of H. A. Richards, is spending his vacation with dog and gun.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
GOSHEN
Gun Club Members Have Game Supper Surprise Birthday Party for A. J. Randall.

nahQdIts
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Taylor of Portland were recent guests of friends in Goshen.
 At Huskins Bee.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Browning, Ed ward Mahoney and daughter, Miss Alice Mahoney, attended the husiSing chester Saturday.
 J. Y. Thomas has returned from visiting friends in Buffale, N. Y.
 Had Game Supper.
 The Goshen Gun club held a meet ing in Academy hall this (Saturday) evening. The club members held a game supper Thursday evening in The Ladies Aid society met with Mrs. J. \. Randall Tuesday after noon.
 A number from Goshen attended the concert given by Sousa's band in Nor wich Wednesday afternoon.
 Several Goshen guests attended tho Smith Button wedding in Norwich.
 Mir. Hawthorne of New Haven has been spending several days as a guest at Hillside farm.
 Miss Bertha Latham of Ledyard. Lawrence Bogue of Poquetanuck and John Robinson of the Salvation Army Of Norwich spent Sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs. George Chappell.
 The Sunday school will hold a har- vest home exercise next Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fitch Johnson of Nor wich spent Sunday at the home of Roger Foote.
 Saturday evening A. J. Randall was given 9 surprise party by the mem bers of his Sunday school class on his birthday.
 Members Of the Gun club were out in fnll force in quest of quail, par tridges and squirrels for the game supper Thursday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
HAMBURG

The l.. B. s. met Wednesday with 8 good attendance The H. O.B'e served dinner.
 Reginald Lord returned to his school at Sufheld, Thursday, after a. short stay at his home.
 Mrs. Louisa Jewett has returned from a visit with friends in Deep River.
 About forty from this place attended the party at J. L. Raynond's last week Friday night, having most en- joyable time.
 Dealers from New London were in Sterling City last Thursday after turkeys, purchased from the farmers.
 Willis Hall and family have been suffering from hard colds. The chill dren of J. J. Tiffany are also i'll.
 Donald Reynolds went to Middle town in his power boat last Tuesday.
 The new road on Church hill is completed.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
GARDNER LAKE

Fred Price and MT. Hooker of Nor wich have received employment with local farmers.
 MT. Horan, recently employed on the DoIbeare place and his family left for their former home in Flushing, l.. L
 Mrs. E. L. Lati1ner and two children spent Monday and Tuesday. in Nor w9eh
 Mir F'lorens O'Connor spent Saturday and Sunday in Colchester.
 Master Austin LatTlrop and Miss Agnes Lattrop rode from their home on Raymond Hill on their ponies tc the blacksmith shop in this place. The children are a pleasing sight as they canter along the road.
 Henry Harris is home for a brief sf2v
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
OAKDALE
Officers of x. L. CIub-Meetins Of Social Union-Ensineer Thompson'S Vacation.

The K L. club met at the parson- age Saturday, Nov. 14th. The fois lowing officers were chosen: Counsel- or, Mrs. c. l.. French; president, Miss Jessie Bradford; vice president, Miss Lillian Johnson; treasurer, Mrs. L.. F. Johnson: secretary, Miss Florence D OEn; work committee, Mrs. c. L. French, chairman, Mrs. Johnson, Mis1 Jessie Bradford, Miss Florence Olin: Sunshine committee, Miss Jessie Brads ford, chairman, Miss Minnie Nichols, Mrs. l.. P. Johnson. Plans for tha year were discussed. A social hour followed. during which Mrs. French served salad. chocolate and cake.
 Social Union Meets.
 The Ladies Social union met We'd nesday afternoon at the home Of MrS. John Lynch with a good number prees ent. Plans are being made for c baked bean supper and entertainmenG
 On Vacation.
 Everett Thompson, engineer at the mill here, is enjoying a week vacation Eugene Mitchell of Chapel Hill D substituting for him. s-'
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Atwood enter. tained friends from New London Wednesday.
 Mrs. H. E. Turner of Lake Kono. moe was a. caller in this place TtursS day.
 Charles E. Rice of New London vas a business caller in Oakdale Thurs- day.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
SPRING HILL

Miss Bernice Storrs entertained a dozen friends at her home last week Friday evening. Frank Davis, who left for Florida the next morning, was pre- scented a watch chain
 Miss Bertha Smith is visitor at the home of Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Davis.
 Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Bartlett and infant daughter of Cotuitt, Mass, have been at the home of MT and Mrs. F. F. StorTs a part of the week
 Mrs. Lucina Bennett has returned to her home after an absence of several weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
CANPBEiL'S MILLS

A large number of relatives and ErdeHas attended a party at William Marks in honor of MT. C1ark's birth az9, Saturday. Nov. 14
 Charles A. Barber and Thomas Lew I1 are making alterations and repairs Rn the Paine house at Elxonk, recent E purchased by John E. Tanner
 1t fs reported that John E. Tanner fas rented the Chapman farm to Per- .y Merritt.
 MT, and Mrs. William J. Tanner made a trip to Moosup Thursday.
 Frank Eafnes has commenced work pn White Oak farm.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
MOHEGAN

At the home Of the Mathews fam fly there are most beautiful chrvs- anthemums of several varieties.
 Sunday services and Sunday school were held Sunday morning. There were no services in the evening on account of the storm.
 P. c. Fowler was in Norwich Fri day.
 MT. and Mfrs. Burrill Fielding and children of New London, were guests of Mfr. and Mrs. E. c. Fowler Sunday MT. and Mrs. Mason of New Lon don were guests Sunday of Mrs. Quid- geen.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
dARK'S FALLS

Otis Evans has returned to this place and now lives in the house with Frank Tillingbast.
 Horace Palmer, Byron Kinney and $. Frank Palmer enjoyed a coon hunt with John Geer Saturday night. They captured one that weighed Il 1-2 pounds. Frank Palmer fired the shot that brought the coon from the tree- top to the ground.
 Mrs. c. Af, Maine continues to im- prove from her serious Hines.
 Richard Maine was in Westerly on business Wednesday,
 Maurice Perry is saving wood with his gasoline saving outfit.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
Guests from Norfolk.
HANOVER
Sunday School Officers and Teachers
 to Massachusetts Death.

to Massachusetts Death.
 A number from here will attend the annual meeting of the Norwich C. E. union ip Bozrah today (Saturday1. Re- ports from the state convention at New Haven will be given.
 A meeting of the Sunday school off, cers and teachers will be held Monday evening. A report of the state Sunday school convention at Meriden will be given by the delegate, Miss Grace Tucker. Plans for the coming months will be discussed.
 Tickets for the c. E. entertainment course are being sold by the members of the society.
 Notes.
 The infant of Mrs. Frank Still died Thursday morning. A number from here attended the basketball game in Baltic between Jewett City and Baltic.
 The Sunday school club of James Eadie met at the home of their teacher Tuesday night.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
LAUREL GLEN
Coon Dinner at Home of Mir. and Mrs
 Horace Palmer.

George Hill who is employed at the state hospital, Norwich, spent Friday night and Saturday at his home here.
 There were no services in the chapel Sunday on account of the storm.
 Eli King has been i'll.
 Coon Dinner.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Geer, Mrs. George Hill, MT. and Mrs. Busch were entertained at the pleasant home of MT. and Mrs. Horace Palmer at a coon dinner Tuesday evening.
 Thomas Main Is visiting Mrs. Ursula Main of Wyassup lake.
 William Main killed an 1S-pound coon Tuesday which he presented Dr. Smith Of Mystic.
 Mrs. Martin Chapman and daughter Mary were callers at Mrs. Phoebe Whites Sunday.
 Mrs. William Main, Mrs. John GeeI and son Bourden were callers in Ash away Wednesday.