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Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-02

p. w. Hurn, one of our good
friends of Attica, was IN town
Wednesday and gave rs a call.
Mr.. Hurn gave us a dollar for the
Star Herald.
Tom Wilson went TO Dalton Sun.
day to visit his father and mother
in-law and accompany his wife
home who has been staying with
her parents during Mr.. Wilson's
stay in New Mexico. They return.
ed home first of the week. limbo.
den Gazette.
Miss Salle Smith went to Little
Rock Wednesday to serve as a nurse
at the state hospital for nervous
diseases.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-02
REYNO NEWS

Things are moving along very
nicely at this writing. Cotton
picking Is the order of the day.
A. j. Weaver of Maynard was
with US a few hours last week on
his way back from St. LOUIS.
Quite a good deal Of freight for
Maynard Is being unloaded here
now as it IS the nearest r. r. sta
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-02

1t Is now October, and If YOU
owe the Star Herald anything, we
would appreciate it very much if
you settle the account up at once.
We have waited patiently for this
small account you owe, and must
insist that all accounts be settled At
once.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-02
from the County SCribeS

We wish To ca the attention OF County Correspondents 70
the fact that contributions not later than Wedh
day noon for the next Fridays Write only on ons side t
paper and afx signature all communications
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-02
P0CAH0NIAS MEETING
PARAG0ULD DISTRICT

Following is the program t5r the
Paragould District meeting, 20 be
held in Pocabontas, weIBa.lay,
October d.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, "a.
Devotional Service, Local Pastor.
Organization
Message Of Dist, Secty.
Prayer, the Supreme neel .. the
hour, Mrs. Sims, ParasouId.
Week OF Prayer, Mr.. Oliver,
JoHs. born.
Song.
Bible half hour.
AFTERNOON SESSION, 2P.r.
Devotional service.
Reports Of delegates.
Why enlist young people. and
Importance. Mrs. Cloycr. Para
gouli.
INSTITUTE.
New constitution.
Officers and duties.
The Funds.
Programmes and year boos..
When ana how report.
Christian Stewardship, Mp.
Cbilders, Walnut Ridge.
Social Service, Mrs. Moore.
Season of prayers
Mission Study, Mrs. Oliver
Jouesboro.
Closing conservation service.
Al NIGHT, 80 p NJ.
Song.
Prayer.
Outline Of our work, Mr.. Oliver.
SacriHcial Giving, MI. Chas.
Stedman,
Song.
Prayer.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
DAYVILLE

Mrs Tarfie of Grosvenordale died at her home in that village at the age of s6 years. Her daughter. Mrs. William Reddy of Dayville. and family. were with her at the time of her death.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Cummings have been visiting in Eastford ". P Kelley and. family, spent the holiday with MT. Kelley's sister. Mrs. Helen Luckos of RaIlouviIle
 Mir. and Mrs. George Michie enter tained Miss Jean Cairne of Hartford Thanksgiving.
 Miss Estelle Tripp spent ths week end with her mother. Mrs. Tripp.
 J. N. Lathrop was in Manchester
 Mrs. Fred Burnetii. sister of Miss Gertrude Brooks of Worcester has been visiting here. -
 Willard Bennett has been the guest of his mother the past week.
 pr. Chester Jafarge spent Thursday with James Blanchard. The Ladies Aid society met witf Mrs. Samuel Gillette Tuesday.
 Mrs Samuel Gillette entertained hel sister Sunday. .42 L ---.
 A. C. Thorspsen of Southbridgt spent the week end with his mother Mrs. Aln1ira ThompsoTf.N
 Mir. and Mrs. Leon Gagnon oi Southbridge were week end guests o1 the latter's father.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05

secration meetings; leader, Miss Irene Tromper
 Mrs. George Rowland has lately lost sister by death in England.
 The Gypsy moths scouts are iuyes- tigating conditions in Canterbury. They areN boarding at the Wallace's.
 MT. King and his, son have returned to New York
 Mrs. William Tewne is still in very poor health. -.s
 Mrs. Nathan EssleE has been visit ing at Lucfus Morgan's in Norwich.
 Mrs. Graves Improving
 Mrs Fred Graves of Black Hill, who has been i'll with double pneu- monia with conlplieationS is much improved. She is recovering the use Of her left arm, which was temper- arily paralyzed. Miss Nellie Apply of East Putnam is now the ; nurse in charge of the case, also O. Mrs. Graves daughter Evelyn,..who is also i'll but improving.
 Mrs. Lathrop's brother, ". LA-<tslark of, Norwich, is critically Ill. ..t 4
 Grange Meets h New Hall. Y , Canterbury grange held it's firz.4 meeting in the new hall Wednesday night. It was the night of election of officers. The hall and the outside has been painted light gray with white trimmings.
 George Barstow. son of Joel Bar stow, and Roy Barstow, have beer visiting fin Canterbury.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
EAST KILLINGLY

Ernest Brooks has returned from visiting relatives in Lowell, Mass.
 Miss Clara Burgess was a Thanks giving guest of Miss Nellie M Chase.
 Clifford Howard and Miss Juniata BurEngame of Worcester called on relatives here Friday
 Miss Clara Soule of Providence has been the guest of her grandparents. Deacon and Mrs. Soule for a few days.
 Mrs. Fred Barrowclough of DayviIle called on friends here Tuesday.
 Mrs. Elmer Matherson spent Thanks giving in Plainfield with her mother.
 Mrs. A. F. Sayles and son of North Scituate, R. l., spent the weekend with the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. J. Albert Brooks.
 Miss Lillian Sayles was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. w. B. Greene in Providence over Sunday.
 W. E. Whittle was in Providence Monday.
 Mrs. Martha Anderson is i'll at her
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
NIANTIC

Howard Pitkin of the Grove shipped a large quantity of clans to Hartford the first of the week.
 John Holland is employed by F. A. Beckwith.
 E1eeza Spencer is enlarging his boat shop and intends to build a number of boats during the winter
 Mrs. W. H. Dornan is in New Lon don caring for Mrs. Simon LiebIer, who is i'll.
 village saving up large quantity of wood for F. A Beckw1th.
 Mrs. Amelia J. Thompson has re- turned to Nyack, N. Y, after a visit to Miss Emma B. Whaley.
 Mrs, Lucy Gleason has been the guest of her niece, Mrs. Elmer Mar
 Dr: Everett s. Warner is confined to his home, suffering from grip. Mrs. Esther Dudley of Hartford was in the village last week calling on friends. and renewing acquaintanees. ] Mrs. J. c. Soden will leave the lat ter part of this month for Hartford to pass the winter with her son, Harry Fowler, and family. Royce Beckwith and Elmer Carlson have been laying a new concrete walk in front of the Partlo place. Mrs. Abby J. Strickland of Brook lyn, N. T., is the guest of Miss Jo- sephine Kingsbury. Clarence Spencer has returned to New Haven after a visit to his par ents, Mir. and Mrs. Eleeza Spencer. The Ladies Aid society of the Con- 1 grefational church held a supper at the vestry Tuesday evening. A, good sum was realized which will be de- voted to the church. Rev. Walter V. Gray of Waterford will occupy the pulpit at the Congre- gational church Sunday morning in the absence of the pastor, Rev. J. w Knappenberger.
 Mrs. Fred Smith and children have 1 moved to New London. l Mrs. Jane Douglass of New London is the guest of Mrs. J.>Percy Morgan. | Mrs. Lucy Miner returned to Lyme Sunday evening after a visit to hel | son, J. Percy Morgan, and family.
 MT. and Mrs. B. S. Beckwith, who had been visiting relatives and friends in the village since Thanksgiving, Jeff Monday for their home in New Haven
 Erston Barnes of New Haven spent l Sunday with his grandparents, MT and Mrs. W. H. Roberts. Miss Louise D. Howard has return ed to Providence, after making visii to her parents. MT. and Mrs. Jame. Howard.
 James A Way left Sunday evenins for. his business in Meriden, after re.
 matning here with his mother. Mrs Martha s. Way, since Thanksgiving
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
CHAPLIN
Many Friends Sorrow For Death Of Miss Alice E. copeland-FuneraI on "Wednesday.


 Alice Elizabeth Copeland. after tuberculosis, died Sunday morning at the home of sher father, Willis J. Copeland. She would have been 22 had she lived until Thursday. Her mother. the late. Carrie F: Carpenter Copeland. died a number of years ago. She is survived by her father, her step -mother. and one sister Miss Ruth Copeland. fsSs e5s r Ss8
 The funeral was largely attended at the church. Wednesday, al IL Q 'ctook, impressive service reading selections from the scripture with much feeling. Tn a touching way he spoke Of the qualities of the beautifu1 life that made Miss Copeland sa beloved by all who knew her. During her Iona illness she was patient cheerful and her sunny nature was manifest tos the end. sShe united with the Congrega- tional cls<ch July 2, gf911, and was a worthy and faithful member and reeply interested in the work of the church. A quartette, Mrs. H. c. Mo Knight, Mrs w. B. Gallup, J. Wilbur Lanphear and w. B. Gallup sang Je- sus, Lover of My Soul, and Home of the Soul There were beautiful tTib . utes of flowers including pinks and white roses from Miss Ruth Copeland. chrysanthemums from four of her young friends, Miss Florence I. Hunt Miss Ethel Howard Miss Olive Will jams and Earl Streeter. Chrysan- themums from the Willing Helpers white roses, Mrs Flora Phil fps Easter lilies, Esther Hattin, pinks Miss Annie England, pinks from Mrs James of Warrenville, pinks from Mir and Mrs Frank Platt. The bearers were Earl Streeter, Walter Griggs Stephen Wicks and Roland Ide. Buria. was in the South cemetery in Ash Ian0
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
SF4UNOC

Mrs. A. D. Crary. who died suddenly Tuesday in Norwich, was before her marriage Miss Lima H. Park, a former teacher in this town, and made many friends here.
 The funeral of Mrs. Isaac Edwards was attended from her home, known as the Stiles P. Egsleston place, in Ashwillett, Friday morning at Il o'clock. Rev. c. H. Chambers of1ciat- ed and there was a large attendance. The body was taken to Westerly for burial in the family plot in River Bend cemetery. Her age was 78 years She is survived by two sons.
 The Ladies Aid society gave clam chowder supper and entertainment on Tuesday evening at the residence o1 Mrs. F. s. Merrill. Several hundred attended. The songs, readings and music were enjoyed by all.
 Rev. MT. Foster of Columbia waa the speaker Sunday. both morning and evening, at the Congregational church
 John D. Avery and Elisha Gardner are serving on the jury in the superior court at Norwich.
 Several residents in town were lr Norwich Wednesday as witnesses in g court case
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Aid Society Members Meet to Sew William Jennings to Move to Quine- baug.

Aid Society Members Meet to Sew
 William Jennings to Move to Quine-
 baug.
 The Ladies' Aid society met at the vestry Wednesday to sew for their an- nual fair and sale.
 Miss Mary Greene of Oneco has been visiting her brother, Roy Greene:
 Miss Rose Seguin has returned to Boston, where she attends the con- servatory of music.
 Day Kimball hospital where she had a surgical operation performed We'd nesday morning.
 Buys New Farm.
 William Jennings has bought a farm and milk route in Quinebaug and will move his family there next week The Perry Tripp farm on which he has been living has recently been sod
 Miss Lila Schofeld, who has been visiting at Mrs. Arnold B. Mather- sons has returned to Boston where she attends school.
 Miss Mary Shinners had a success full operation performed at the Back us hospital in Norwich this week
 Dr. Overlook of Pomfret was hert Tuesday Mir and Mrs. George A. Haskell ot Jewett City have been guests at Willi! Rouse's.
 Mrs. August Holgerson is at tht Day -Kimban hospital where she haG nesday morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. Howard Cross spen Sunday with relatives in Putnam, Miss Helen Tillinghast has returned to the Phelps school in Wallingford pr. James L. Gardner has been ill
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

MT. and Mrs. A. N. Hammond spent Thanksgiving with MT. and Mrs. Tint at Westford.
 Elmer Goss lost his horse last week. 1t fell on the pavement at Southbridge, Mass, and broke its leg.
 MT. and Mrs. Allen Kenyon and Miss Mabel Trieant spent Thanksgfv- ing in Pomfret at A. D. Briggs.
 MT. and Mrs. Wilson of Philadei- phia have moved into their house in the valley purchased of s.. Sickles.
 Mrs. Lucy Lowell and son of Sur bridge, Mass, are staying with her father, Calvin Esterbrooks.
 Mrs. Henry Burden recently enter tained her sister, Mrs. Irving Brad ford, of Pomfret.
 Calvin Foster of West Woodstock was buried in the Barlow cemetery last week.
 Daniel Cooper received news of the death of his daughter in Granville Ohio, last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
WHAT cATARRH IS

It is said that every third person is troubled with catarrh in some form.
 Science has shown thatnasal catarrh indicates a weakened condition of tho body; that the secretions of the mu. cous membranes are quickly affected, and local treatments in the form of nuffs and vapors, do little if any good.
 To correct catarrh you should treat ts cause by enriching your blood and improving your general condition with he oil-food in Scott's Emulsion which a amedicinal-food anda building-tonic, -ee from alcohol or harmful drugs.
 Scott's Emulsion is not a patent ledicine but concentrated medicinal. pod, prescribed by the best phy. icians for forty years.
 77 e~ott Q Rnvvne Bloomfield, E.E.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
SOUTH COVENTRY
Dinner Party of Twenty Eight at Bar rows Home-Kitehen Dance Enjoyed by Many Guests.

There were s2s at Thankssiving dinner with Charles H. ard Edward F. Barrows and wife: Mr. and Mrs. .ames S.. Mu,lane, Mir and Mrs.
 ullare of Milford, Mass; MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Barrows. Misses sfi on and Frances Barrows, Charles Harrows and I ewis Betts, of New Haven; MT. and Mrs. Arthur J. Brom- ley, Harold Bromley and Misses Helen Ruth and Marion BroRlley, of Provi- dence., R.. L.. MT. and Mrs. Frederick $. Rarrows of Cl,- ton, Mass: MT. and Mrs. William -Sou!e of -Jewett City VT. and Mrs. Elias Fitzpatrick of South Coventry: MT. and Mrs. La veine Fitzpatrick and Master Norma Fitzpatrick of New London.
 Lec-l Ncses
 Russell M, Brown and L. D. Howe of Jewett City were holiday callers or Charles H. Barrows.
 MT. and Mrs. T. J. Barber spent Thanksgiving with Mir and Mrs. c. E.. Douglass at Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs. Levi N. Clark were guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry N. Da- wis near Canterbury Green Thanksgiv- ing.
 Miss M. J. Iarkham of Plain Hill Norwich, and Mrs. Clara V, Larkham of Canterbury Green were guests of Mrs. Carrie F.. Clark Sunday. A number of young people from this place attended the. social dance In the Pachaug hall last Saturday night, go- ing by automobile
 The Kitchen dance given at the Ger Selin ressderce Fridav nieht was well atterded. many being present for Baltic, Hanover. Hampton, Jewett City and Plainfield. Mrs. William Cone is visiting in New London and East Lyme. Jack and Walter Purvis of Jewett City were here Friday evening and attended the dance at the Gosselin home, being accompanied by Misses Ruth and Marion Cone of this place
 Miss Eva Gosselin has been visit ing in New Haven. Miss Signe Olsen has gone to Hampton.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
ATTAWAUGAN
Supposed Dead Woman Arrives to Wis. it Friends.

Miss Pauline Caffrey of Willimantic Normal school spent the week end al her home here.
 MT. and Mrs Walter Frissell spent Thanksgiving at Moodus with their daushter and her husband.
 Mir and Mrs. James Harries visited Edwin Olsen and family Sunday.
 Was Not Decad,
 Mrs. Poseph Dusum of Fall River a former resident of Ballonnville, vis- ited Mrs. A. NJ. Seymour Sunday. This woman was supposed dead and it was 8 great surprise to her many friends here. as she is enjoying the best ot health.
 Three of Henry CouIard's children have diphtherta. The Boulac family have lost one child who was Ill with 1t and other. in the family have the disease. .---
 Mrs. Andrew Corrigan is i'll at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence
 The Ladies' Aid society are getting ready for a Christmas sale Mrs. Amelia Lefiesh suffered a shock Tuesday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05

the 8: 20 train. Passengers had to be transferred going both ways until the wrecker came and took the engine away.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer Tarbox of Jew cit City spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haskell. --.
 The Ladies' Aid Society has bought a new organ for the church. The re- citaL was held Tuesday evening
 School closed Wednesday afternoon so the teacher could attend the teachers meeting at Westminster.
 Supervisor Dows visited school here Thursday.
 T. J. Brown and W. c. Briggs were in Norwich Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
SOUTH WINDHAM. :.
Diphtheria Patient ReeoverEng-
 School Principal IlL

DIPhtherla Patient RecoVerfn9-
 School Principal Ih
 Felix Kirchner and family were vis- itors in Norwich on Thanksgiving. MT. Tucker who has been i'll with pneumonia is rapidly improving. .~5es Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Clark of Willf- mantle spent Thanksgiving with MT. and Mrs. H. E. Card.
 Attended Funeral. Mrs. Edw. Hatch anu Miss Susan Payne were in Middletown recently attending the funeral of Mrs. Savage, a. sister of Mrs. Hatch.
 MT. and Mrs. Egbert Albro of Berlin, Conn, were Thanksgiving guests at the home of Stephen Albro
 Grace Sens who has been serious ly ill with diptheria is slowly improv ing.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hahn and daughter spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Hahn's mother, Mrs. Mary Lark ham.
 Mrs. Everett Kimbar and children of Scotland spent the day recently with Mrs Henry Palmer
 MT. and Mrs. Louie Putz of Hart ford were in town for a few days the guests of MT. and Mrs. Louie Putz. MT. and Mrs. Clinton Allen of Mys tic were Thanksgiving guests of MT. and Mrs. E. w. Avery.
 Principal III.
 Mrs. EarnShaw, principal of the South Windham school is i'll with ton SIlttfS at her home in Putnam
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
ABINGTON

Mrs. June Gallup spent her holiday to Ivoryton Sunday.
 Mrs. Ada Whitehouse entertained her three sons and their families at dinner on Thanksgiving.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Griggs and son Edward of Fitchburg. Mass, spent the holiday in Brooklyn.
 Jay Rich of Springfield, Mass, spent the week end with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Rich.
 MT. and Mrs. Oren Weeks returned Monday from their southern trip and are with MT. and Mrs. George Hicks for the present
 The Ladies' Benevolent society was entertained Thursday by Mrs. Thomas O. Elliott
 Rev. and Mrs. Frank Fuller spent the holiday with friends in Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
nents. The mission study class folleW-
 ed this service at 8 o'clock Supper, Sale and Addreas.

nents The mission study class folleR- ed this service at o'clock
 Supper, Sale and Address.
 For the annual chicken pie supper given under the auspices of the La dies Aid society of the N. p church last Thursday evening in the yestry the following were the committee: So- Colver, Mrs. Everett Bruce, Mrs. Sarah J. Perkins and Mrs Phebe L.. Norman; apron and fancy work table. Mrs. Fan ny A. Molthrop; decorations. Miss Satterlee. chairman. Mrs. Delphine Fish. the Misses Mathewson. Miss Emily Pierson, woman suffrage organ izer. of Cromwell, spoke on equal suf- frage.
 MT. and Mrs. Irwin Haley. of Brook lyn, N. r., are guests of MT. and Mrs. Billings. S. F. Crandall at Stoddard's Wharf, coming there to spend the Thanksgiving period
 Christopher G. Allen of Norwich was guest last week at the home of MT. and Mrs. Latham P Smith
 Mrs. Byron A. Maynard and Mrs Wallace Sanborn of Anthony. R. l., called on relatives in the village last Friday and were guests of Mrs. Lydia s. Maynard until Saturday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Rowland H. Perkins ana son f1arOIQ or NeW LOnQOn were guests at the home of MT. Perkins mother, Mrs. Amanda H. Perkins, on Thanksgiving day.
 Charles J. Pierce, engineer on the steamer Mohegan. returned to his ,du- ties last week after a vacation at his home at Allyn's Point.
 Percy Norman resumed his duties as engineer on the Richard Peck after a vacation spent at the home of his mother, Mrs. Phebe L.. Norman. MT. and Mrs. Edward H. LatimeT entertained relatives at dinner on Thanksgiving day at their home in the village. MT. and Mrs. A. s. Comstock of Laurel Hill. Norwich. with Mrs. C1arissa Bolles and MT. and Mrs Charles Hope of Uncasyille. Mrs. John J. Lawless entertained the local auxiliary of the Woman's Home Missionary society Tuesday afternoon from to s. An interesting pro- gramme was carried out and the ban ner formally presented to the society which was won for the greatest gain in membership of any sociey of home missions last year of the New England 1 Southern conference.
 Mrs. Emma Bennett, her son Orrir and little granddaughter Elm Beth were in Norwich for the Thanksgiving holiday.
 Moves B. Allyn was one of pa-ty l at dinner at the home of Judge LuC4us 1 Brown and Mrs. Brown in Norwich or the holiday
 Mrs Ethel Hall of New Haven waf a recent ~uest of her parents. Mir. and l Mrs. William Fairfield.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
SOUTH WOODSTOCK
Senexet Grange Elects Officers-Mern.
 bers Rehearsing a Play

MT. and Mrs. F. S. Swan of Provi- dence spent Thanksgiving with H. s. Wells.
 A. R. Scranton has moved to his new home.
 Miss Mabel Cahoone spent the week end with Mrs. Young.
 The Senexet grange Dramatic club will present their first drama of three acts entitled Between Two Lives next week in Academy hall.
 Grange Election
 At the annual meeting of Senexet grange last Wednesday the following officers were elected for the coming year: Master, H. E. Wells; overseer, Herbert Nelson: lecturer, George Ham, ilton, steward, Windsor Clark; as- sistant steward, Martin Nelson; chap lain, Joseph Spalding; treasurer, Will liam c. Child: secretary, John E. Clark: gate keeper. George Wilcox; Ceres, Anna Nelson; Pomona, Nellie Towe; Flora, Riiler Child; lady as- sistant steward, Blanche Wilcox; pianist, Gladys Sheldon.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
GALES FERRY
Book Club Meets-Ladies' Aid Society Has Sale and Supper and Hears Ad- dress by Miss Emily Pierson.

The Book club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Eugene LaFontaine Friday afternoon. The reading from Mornings With Masters of Art was continued by Miss Harriet Bishop Brown, and a humorous sketch was read by Miss Laura A. Perkins. Re- freshments were served during the usual social hour. Miss Grace Chap man. daughter of Mrs. LaFontaine, as- sisted her mother in serving.
 At the Methodist church Sunday morning last Rev. James M. Potter spoke on the theme Wherefore the God Man, being the first of a series of ser mons leading to Christmas. Rev. Mir. Potter also conducted Epworth league service in the evening, when the topic was Builders of Methodism: William Taylor, Pathfinder on Three Conti-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
SCOTLAND
KimbaIl Family eatherins-craek Checker Player Beaten by Lebanon Expert-Honey in Tree.


 E At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eu- gene KimbaH 25 relatives gathered on Thanksgiving day. MT. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and family Mrs. Annie Spell man, Mir and Mrs. George Martin. MT. and Mrs Frederick Willoughby and family and MT. and Mrs. Everett Kim ball and family were present
 Miss Mary Cotter- spent ThankSgiv- ing with her parents.
 Mrs. Ncttie Parstow and her son, 57j hard, spent Thanksgiving with rel- at Ves in Eostcn. F Edward Clark of Clark's Corner was the guest of MT. and Mrs. O. H. Sweet Thanksgiving. ..,- William Burnham lost horse Mon- day which he has owned for 25 years. The Woman's Christian Temperance union held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. John Bacon Tuesday afternoon There were ten present, and. each did her part to make the meeting interesting and enjoyable.
 Expert Beaten. Henry E. Phinney lately met his match at checker playing, being beat en by George Martin of Lebanon 8 to 2.
 25 Pounds of Honey. l Henry Clark, who found a swarm of | bees in a tree, took about 25 pounds of honey from them. 1 Miss Florence Vickers of Putnam is ! in town for few days. | Milton Pendleton was in town Sum- ! day.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
WESTMINSTER

MT. Croft of Hanover oficiated at day.
 The Ladies' Aid Society met at the home of Mrs. William Robinson, Mon= day.
 The W. c. T. U. is to meet with Mrs. Carr, Tuesday Dec. Sth. -
 Mrs. Louise Raymond, returned here Wednesday from Norwich Town. where where she was staying with her sister, Mrs. Birdie Sherman.
 Mrs. Shorter entertained several guests from New York at her home Thanksgiving day. ----