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Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
CHESTERFIELD

Mir and Mrs Mason Manning of Mystic spent the week end with Mrs. Ellen Powers.
 Mrs. Charles Powers and children spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs Wfllis Chappell of F1tchviIle
 Among those who left here Saturday evening for New York were Misses Bessie Miller and Mollie Kaplan, Ma than Trastman and his mother and Mrs. -Hirshnfan.
 Isaac Rfbner is moving his household goods to Mystic. where he has secured work.
 There was only half day of school here Friday on account of teachers meeting held in Palmertown by Super visor Carion E. Wheeler.
 Newton Smith. who has been spend ing the past month with Mir and Mrs. Henry Smith. returned Sunday to his home In New London
 People from here attended the auc- ton at William MaynArd-s wednes- day.
 Max Escowitz has purchased a driv- ing horse from c. c. Avery of New London
 MIss Goldie Kaplan has returned af- ter visiting friends in New London and Norwich.
 Friends of Albert Williams are sorry to hear of his being. in the New Lon don hospital. suffering from gangrene.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
PRESTON

Miss Lena Conrad entertained Mon- day evening Mrs. Belle Robinson and sister Mss Kettle Kroif of ShewvfTle
 Mrs. Rhodes Davis was a caller Tn Norwich Wednesday,.
 Mir. and Mrs Charles Snow of Nor wich visited Monday with MT. and Mrs Fred Ray.
 Mrs- Charles BrocErway of North Stonington was the guest of her sis ter. Mrs. Orarnel Brockway. wednes- day afternou-
 Mrs. Louis Conrad Jr. was a visitor at the home of Mrs. B. F. Mcintyre, on Fox Hill. "Wednesday.
 Mrs. L. A Eccieston and daughters. Reta and Dorothy recently spent a few days with relatives in North Stoning- ton.
 Miss Peaz whItmarsh. who has been employed in Dayviiie for some time has returned home here and will work in Yantic. The Congregational church was re- gently presented collection plates by N. Addie Burdick of Jewett City.
 The people Of the Congregational church unanimously voted 10 accept the invitation of the Baptist church to join in their centennial anniversary services Sunday.
 The conference Of the six churches will be held at the Congregationai church Wednesday. Oct lsth. The supervisor of schools MT. Swift ard the town committee were visit ing the schools in town Thursday
 Edward Benjamin has recently pur- chased the Ziba Huntington piace ir Griswold.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
HAMBURG
Death of Erastus Warner-Wcmen
 Vote at Town Election.

Mrs. J. H.. Meeks. of. Boston is visit. ing her parents in Sterling City.
 Judge William Marvin was in Nor- wich on business Wednesday,
 MT and Mrss w. M. !. sAiiderson were in New London on business last We'd nesday.
 Rev. A. B. Bassett has closed his summer home on Lord Hill and re- turned to Hartford V
 H. B. sisson of DeepNRiver was in town Monday. z- = John Tiffany. Ray Harding. Nathan Strong. Carlton Jewett and Don Ray holds attended the Danbury fair We'd nesday and Thursday isss
 Erastus Warner Dead.
 Erastus Warner died at his home at Joshuatown Thursday morning after d long illness from stomach trouble. He leaves his wife and, "a z sister, Mrs. Stephen Sterling > S
 An innovation at the town meeting last Monday was the attendalfce Uf women who voted Dor library directors and school board.
 Mrs. George F. Martin is~visitine her daughter in Paterson, N. J.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
GLASGO
xiba Huntington Farm SoId-Wenen
 Give Bethel Church Fall cleanina.

SsNnSi ~norSn raH Sleantng. A. G. Green took a party from tha ing. ztba Huntington has sold his farm to Ed. Benjamin. It is reported that irving Button is going to move into the house with Mrs. Ada Kinney, an aunt of MT. Button.
 Peter Gautier moved the household goods of Mrs. Miner to Pendleton HiIi. the first of the week.
 Lucius Williams has moved his saw min to the wood lot recently bought of Ray Button.
 The Ladies' Aid Society will be en- tertained by Mrs. Samuel Shaw next Wednesday.
 J J. Bin returned from clark's Falls
 Fall Cleaning of Church.
 The ladies met at the Bethel church Wednesday to do the yearly fall clean painting the window blinds.
 Benjamin Young, bookkeeper for Swift Co. of Norwich. was at home for the week -end. q,
 Win Exchange PuIpits.
 Rev. John Thompson of Bethel ana Key. Samuel Thatcher of Jewett City will exchange pulpits next Sunday morning. Services begin at II o'clock William B. Wilcox of the Scotland road, Norwich, was through the place Wednesday. Friends of Mrs. E. A. Potter of Stonington, who has been ill in the home again.
 Leroy Eccleston is attending the puslneSS college in Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
NORTH LYME

Mrs. James L. Raymond, who has been passing the summer, in Madison. Wis. is spending two weeks, here with her son. J. Lawrence Raymond. and her daughter. Mrs. Mary 'F'osdfck. Mfrs, Raymond expects to spend the winter with her daughter. Mrs. B. II. Bill in New Rochelle, N. Y. -s sa
 Miss Gladys Cone visited at her home in Bashan Sunday. sgi Mrs. Erwin Rogers and daughter visited in New London theAlastf of the week. @ = TT
 School has been closed in this dis- trict for two weeks owing to several cases of diphtheria in the family of Lawrence Mazer. |. fSs
 There was q large attendanee at the
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
PENDLETON HILL

Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson entertain ed the Ladies Aid society Thursday.
 Miss Chapman and Miss Thompson attended the teachers meeting held in North Stonington village Friday aft ernoon.
 Malcolm Thompson has moved his mill from the B. F. Billings farm in Griswold to the lot recently bought of B. G. Palmer.
 '. c. Bill of Glasgo spent Sunday at the Palmer homestead.
 Mrs. Etta Miner and sons Dwight and Willis have moved to. Mrs. Miners house here. I,Dr.s and Mrs. Charles E, North re- turned Monday from Rochester, \. r, where Dr. North has been in a hos Pital for the past four weeks. Mrs. returning on Thursday -
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
ASHWHLETT

Mrs. Etta Miner moved to her home at Pendleton HIl last week. All were sorry to have her go.
 Miss Etta Button of Glasgo was through this place Sunday. --,a
 John Veyia of Wyassup Lake was a caller on c. F. Hayward and at c. G. Mains Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs Julia A. Crumb was at s. H. kinie's the first of the week
 Mir and Mrs. William wiesnnan and little son of Rixtown were Sum day callers in North Stonington.
 Henry Wieseman ad family en- tertained Mrs. Monsees and children From Voluntown. Sunday afternon.
 G. c. and John Main cut corn the arst of the week for Mrs. Youngs.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
ROAD SOCIETY

Tho ladies gave a tea at the church parlors Wednesday afternoon which was well attended
 The John W. Huh place. formerly oc- cupied by Rev. O. B. Spaiding. is now rented and occupied 6y Mr. Gorham.
 Miss Grace D. Wheeler was the euest of Miss Julia E. Smith of wes- terly over Sunday.
 Relatives from hero attended the funeral services of Mrs- Charlotte smith Eidred. in the borough of Ston- fngton on Friday afternoon She was the niece of the late Judge Richard A, Wheeler --
 Miss Fanny Miller of afIddletown. Conn. has been the guest of Mrs. Moves Palmer this week
 Mrs. Fanny D. Williams and a friend have been at the Gallup homestead for Q few dnys 7
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
LAUREL GLEN

William l.. Main has begun the roundation for a new barn. = 2. MT Kavanaugh was at his place last Friday. He is employed at the State hospital, Norwich.
 Mrs. Susan Miner of Norwood, R. E and Raymond Gould and family of Westerly were callers at John Geer's last Friday. '
 Mrs. William Main and dauefter Emma were in Ashaway Monday. ~
 George Williams of Providence is visiting few days with MT. and Nrs. Arthur Main.
 Rosa Cress transacted business in Westerly last Monday,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
MOHEGAN

Services were held Sunday morn ing and evening.
 MT. Teener of New York has re- turned. after visiting his aunt, Mrs. B. II. Fielding.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mason of New Lon don called on friends in this place the first of the week.
 Mrs. Doibeare and Mrs Avery were in Uncasville the first of the week
 Captain ad' Mrs. Griffin and daurh- ter Pearl. of Groton, were visiting Mir and Mrs. Hunter recently.
 Edwin O'Brien had several men to help fill his silo last week.
 Mrs. Harris of Norwich called on Mohegan friends Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
voLUNToWN
Court Advanus l1as ciass Initiation = Work by Moosup Uniformed Degree Team

Court Advance. No. ssss. | O. F.. held initiation in Union hall Friday evening. Oct. 1. when a class of ten candidates were initiated. the ritualis- tlc work being carried out in a spler- did manner by Che uniformed deeres team from Moosup. with Chisf Ranger Eomond St Iohn.- former resident Of ,rctuutowns presiding Preceding the mutation ceremonies the local court. ed to DeArnley & clArlxe's store. where the Moc@np breathen accompanied by ztale Organizer J. J. Mcorath of frovidence were met and escorted through the principal streets of the town to Union hall. The lIno of march rival at the hall an exhibition drill was given bSTthe degree team Sandwiches. cake. fruit and coffee were served at the Conclusion, of the sinitiatory cere- monies and a social hour was enjoyed py tne large number present. Speeches by several of those present.
 Reruhlicap, Ticket Elected.
 Election Monday had the usual re- cult. the election Of the entire repubii- car ticket which was practically d re- election for every man on the ticket. Ipe town meeting was a very quiet alnir only routine matters being acted uIlQn-
 The raanfan for September as re- ported 6y Postmaster J. L. Herbert Miss Alice Mcguire. one of volun- towns popular young ladies left Wed nesday for Norwich, to enter the w ". Baclxas hospital training school for
 Mrs. Annie B. Andrews and son Jus. tin of Rocky Point spent the weekend | at their home in this village.
 Rev. William F. Newton at Baptis
 Church.
 | Rev. William F. Newton. state col i portur missionary of the America, Baptist Publishing society. Connecrs cut Baptist State convention ar, rived in Voluntown Thursday. MT Newton was here a few yaers ago an, brought cheer and gladness Into man, homes as hc goes from house rI house singing and distributing zoo, tracts books and Bibles
 He will preach in the voluntovv, | Baptist church October 10. rnornfn, i and evering. This past winter MI | Newton was in charge of one of m seven great chapel cars owned an, operated by the Baptist society. Thi Is eighty feet long. a church an, parsonage on. wheels. The church par or the car will seat 150 people. HI work was in the state of west Vir ginia where he reached many tha
 were hungry for the gospel.
 MT. Newton used to be a pastor i
 the city of Norwich. He also wa the founder and pastor of the Mon
 tauk Avenue Baptist church. Ne, London He will be here for a wee
 or two doing gospel work.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
NIANTIC
Or. and Mrs- Adam F. eisbep Enter.
 tain Frisnds-What Is ooing On Is Pine GroVe-PsrsenaI Nesss.

.
 Dr. and Mrs. Adam F. Bishop enter enined last week at thsfr residence Ia Aaan street ex-Goveruor ThornAA M Waller. Iudgn and Mrs- Charles R Waller of New London and MrH Tren- holm of St Paul. Minn. The party, before returning to New London. at tended the Niantic fair
 Mss Lima HardiIsy and a friend from Salem were guests Of Miss Hard lng's brother, Lincoln Harding, and his aunt. Mrs Lucy Gleason. in the village Sunday.
 pleasure trip to New York and nearby
 Mns. Annie 1T. Bronson and Es.ter. Miss Fine Haynes. left Tuesday for a few days trip fo Hartford
 Fine Grove Notes.
 Contractor F. A. Aston and his as- ssstants have started work on a bun- Eaiov Tor Mrs. Ellen v. weIrs of Afer- lden- Mrs. Weirs has already arrived In the Grove and is staying with Mrs. Beers Clark while her cottage is being erected She win leave shortly for Mertden to make arrangements to have her household effects sent here by mo- sortruck Mrs- Weirs purchased . building lot some time ago from MrG E. F: ciaussen of Hartford
 w H. Warner. who Is at the Bech- lord bungalow left Saturday for a short business trip to New York
 Mir Morris and helpers have fn- ished building chimney and fireplace Tor ArA. Norma Beckford at her bum ealow
 Mrs. Agnes Lloyd left last week for her New York home for the winter. MT. and Mrs. C. Won Feilitz of Wa ! terbury were here last week putting their place ia order for the winter. also moving some furniture to Waterbury where Mir Van Feiitx is located In
 Mss Carrie Boden of New Haven |. making visit to her mother, Mira. Hepsy Boden. at her cottage | Mrs w.. Fl. Barker leaves this week for her home at Quaker Hfu after passing some time at her cottage. Mo hawk
 AIr. and Mrz E. [. Eager of New London are at the Eager cottage. Dr. A. D. C. Merriam of Hartford iu making a stay at her cottage. Misses Gladys and Ethel Farmer | have returned from Maine and have taken up their studies in the Mantle school E
 Mrs. Benjamin Mallory passed Sum- day with her father. George s. Partr1c In Broadway.
 Grover Beardow of Pine Knoll ii making repairs to the front of the Otto Robinson cottage. which was Damaged some time ago when large pine tree fell on it.
 John C. churchiH is putting hiu power boat In storage at the cove fo1 the winter
 Mrs. Fox. who broke her ankle esv- eral weeks ago. is able to be about hel cottage with the use of crutches. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hunting havs closed their cottage and gone to Hart ford for the winter.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
NORTH STONINGTON
Friends VIsit Mrs. chapnan on s2nc Rirthday-Annuai Meeting Raptisi Ladies' Society.

Friends vIsit Mrs. chapman on s2nd
 Rirthday-Annual Meeting Baptist Ladies' Society. - About 30 friends of Mrs. D. F. Chap man visited her Monday afternoon. in honor of her S2nd birthday, which oc- cured Sunday, Oct. 3. The visitors Drought a variety of gifts and also refreshments. including a beautiful birthday cake. 5
 Neishbors' Night. : Friday evening was Neighbors' night at the grange.
 Guest from Los Angeles.
 Rev. Mir Fisher of Los Angeles. Cal, visited his father, Rev. O. D. Fisher, at the Congregational par Fisher is to preach in Fall River. Mass, Sunday and may locate, On that field.
 Mrs Elmer E. Richmond of CanterA bury visited her mother, Mrs. T. F. Norman. in this village Monday. Mrs. c. c. Gray, who has a badly burned foot, is being cared for at the home of her sister. Mrs; w. H. Hillard. MT. and Mrs. John James of New London were suestsover Sunday of Mrs. Leonard Main.
 Held Annual Meeting.
 The Ladies' society of the Third Baptist church held it's annual meet ing Wednesday afternoon. at the home of Mrs. R. D. Cook. Mrs. F.. A. Thomp- son was elected president Mrs. W. H Hlard secretary, Mrs. George H Stone treasurer. Mrs. Lucian DrurS was appointed head of the Home Mis- fsions,department, Miss Dora T. Maine head of the Foreign Mission depart ment.
 Wedding invitations.
 Friends in town have received in- Yitations for the wedding of Miss Annt Louise Silver, second daughter of Mrs Edgar O. Silver, and stephen Tomlin. son Kelsey.-in East Orange. x. T., or Oct 26
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
occUM AND VERSAILLES
Annual Meeting of Ladies' Aid &c., eiety-tieIpfui Sermon by Rev. O. c. SeriVener.

The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the Versailles M. E. church was held in the church vestry Wednesday afternoon. when the fol- lowing officers were elected: Presi- dent. Mrs c. ". Perkins: vice pres ident. Mrs. F. H. TopliI. treasurer, Mrs. F. B. Bushnell: secretary. Mrs H. E. Learned: directresses. Mrs. C. H. Sengman. Mrs. C. H. Boyens
 District Superintendent Trenches.
 Rev. c. c. Scrirener occupied the pulpit at the Versailles M. E church Sunday evening. delivering an inter esting and helpful sermon. Mir Scriv. ener has a large circle of friends who appreciate his visits to the Versailles church from time to time. Misses Jessie Sengman and Marion Allen rendered duet very pleasingiy dur ing the evening service.
 H. T. German recently received a new auto-truck to be used in his state road work.
 station Agent E, Levasseur has a new touring car.
 William Baldwin has moved his family from Baltic to this village Mir. Baldwin is employed in the Totokett Manufacturing comoanSss plant
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
LEONARD BRIDGE

Mrs. Ida E, Cummingssands son Carl ton weres in South Manchester recent ly.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred -J. Brown ana MT. and Mrs. Fred 0. Brown have re- turned from trip to the White moun- tains and Vermont! : ksfss
 Miss Lizzie Newberry has been yis- iting friends in Milling ton -
 Kenneth l.. Cummings, the local mail carrier. is taking his vacation. Rexford E. Cummings is acting as sub stftute.
 Judge Albert G. Kneeland motored to Hartford Thursday.
 Mir. Katz had one of his horses break it's leg Wednesday while working for Mir. Berkowitz filling silo. The anil mal had to be shot.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09

church this lszsrfdsy) nftsrnoon.
 Miss Annie v. Baldwin hns entered sas employ of The Misses onxood oe
 Defeat Preston City.
 The Preston City Baseball nine recently on the farm of Giibert 2. aossr. ss ss aTa ~ers beaten by the score
 Supervisor c. O. Swift held tsach- erf meeting at Ledyard Center On Wednesday afternoon.
 light vots Cast
 The vote in Ledyard Monday was light. Out of a registration of aT1 oniy los votes ware cast- Joseph n 9eer. boz tender. The counters were Ralp Gallup and 1amea B. Gray for the democratB and Rev. Giles IT Qoodenough and George W. Palmer Tor the republicans. Charles A. Gray F. Hoidridfe d was elected second se- lectman and Friderick ". Burton . Wes elected third selectman Everett Gallup defeated Carl Weinan a for tax collector. Leslie P. Gray q was s.eeseo assessor Tor three years over Palmer was elected a member of the board of relief for two years and Fnark O. Maynard d was elected "a member. of the board of relief for one year. Alonzo Main was elected grand juror
 A Sixteen niil tax was laid the same as last year. Three mllls of this will be used for. school purposes. four mills Tor the repairs of the highway ond the remainder for general ex- pensea The repairs of the hiKhways were left in the hands of the sslect-
 Fox Bounty Voted.
 Upon motion of Samuel Holdrfdre dollars for foxes killed In town by residents of the town only. Rev. G F. Goodenough spoke of the selectmer making some permanent inprovemeni In some sections of the highway, but I no action was taken.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
CAMPBELL's MILLS

Miss Marion E. Blakeslee was A week-end visitor at the home of her sister; Mrs. Vincent Bannister, in Franklin
 Mrs. Amos Harrington of Plainfleld Is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dawley. ~
 Mr. and Mrs. John Barber of Paw tucket. R. I. are visiting at the home of Mrs. Barber's brother, Albert c. Brown.
 Henry Madison has moved from the Crandall farm to Voluntown village.
 Albert G. Brown sold three head of cattle, to a Norwich purchaser Tues day.
 Miss Edith Gardner spent Sunday at the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Willard Gardner. Miss Gardner is employed in Plainfield
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09

Mrs. M. J. B. Fuller, Mrs. Tanner. Mrs; William G. Park and Miss Helen Eadie attended the meeting iof the. Woman's Home Missionary union of day. s..re Es- Vi
 Executive Committee Meets. ,..r
 A meeting of the Sunday school ex- ecutiYe committee was held Friday evening at the home of Mrs. A. B. Ladd Es7 gS~
 The conference of tn. six churches will be held Wednesday, Oct 3th -at Preston City.
 meeting of the trustees of the home of Mrs. Angus Park.
 MT. and, Mrs. Richard Smalley Of Medneid. Mass, notored to Hanover and were guests over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Rood at Fair view.
 Mrs. John Crofts is visiting at the New York. -t4
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
dARKs FALLS

Jeptha Bill of Griswold has been the guest of his nephew. Leonard Eu- gene Bill. and of Mrs. James Bin. who ts somewhat improved.
 Reginald Wakefield of New York Is home with his mother. Mrs. Lillian McGrath-
 Jesse Fish was q business caller in Providence recently.
 Mrs- Carrie Maine and little son Norman. of Mechanic street, Pawca- tuck, was home with rAs. Matne's par erts, MT. and Mrs Allan Maine. We'd nesday
 Miss Doris Afallalieu had a surprise party on her birthday
 Miss Grace Brown attended the teachers meeting fin North Stonington village Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09

and Monday. Mr. Atwood being in New Haven "
 Entsrs Du<hnry sehooi.
 MT. and Mrs r. C. schoifeld and son. Raymond, motored- to Duxbury, Mass. Thursday of last week, Ray mond remaining to attend the Powder Point school for boys. Mir. and Mrs. Scholneld visited frtends in Pruvi- dence on their return. some of their friends returning with them for q few days visit
 the West Side school attended the IeacherH meeting at Palmer Memo rial. Friday afternoon
 Two M6rs Bridges.
 The Massasoit Mfg. co. are pre- pairing to put in two more concrete bridges over the two brooku between their plant and Fox Hfll
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
OAKDALE
o. E. Members Give Fall Fssst-Rsy- nond sekoIfisId- Enters Powder Point School.

2 The. Montvilie Center '. S. c. E. held a Fall feast in the chapel Fri day evening of last week Hope Com stock won the prize Ca box of can dyl In the guessing contest. Guessing the names of the z7 babies and children whose pictures had been placed on the wall. The feast con- sisted of baked beans, salads, brown bread, cake coffee and pie. The at tendance was 3ss About s5 was ada ed to the treasury.
 E- F. Comstock substituted for Ru- ral Carrier H w. Atwood Saturday
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09

his family here over Sunday. retnrn- ed 70 New York Tuesday night
 Mrs- Thomas ", Palmer is il with
 stpninxton grange was invited to Neighborf night with the North Ston- ington gran6s Friday evening.
 ArA Francis <oyes of Brookiyn- N. r. is At Maple Lawn, where her mother. Ara. Loufse Lincoln ts i'll
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
-LEFFNGWELI.

Miss Emma Johnson of .oxoboxo is visiting Mrs. E. E. RaynoIds.
 Miss Gladys Leffingwell and Mrs. George Shelden of East Great Plain and Miss Edith LefingweIl spent the afternoon Monday with their parents, MT. and Mrs. F. c. Lefangwell .,ra
 H. E. Beard picked a handsome punch of apple blossoms from his or day and Wednesday T~.7
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND

sastsoR sssss D. hsle q 2 st the Maynard home
 N. s. Strong. c. Fl Jewett. R. L. Harding and Dora Reynolds went to Tiffany. The trip was made in AEr. Tinany's automobile
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
Who is Going and Coming Incidents, Accidents
 and Ruildina in Three countiee

this week with his winning cat- tie and sheep.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Thornton and sons. Mir. McCluggage and Miss Bes- sic McCluggage of Jewett City and J. Herbert Irons and friend of Hartford were guests at c. A. Mell,s Sunday.
 Paul BradlawswiM return to Storrs of the college as -cattle Inspector.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
LEDYARD
Ball Farm sold-Tewp Meeting Vetss
 Fox Bounty. For Town Residsnts
 onIy-plonie Today.

Heinie Nylan who has lived. on the Henry Collins farm for the past two years has purchased the farm of Jus tin Ball near the Drawbridge and win move there. about November 1. Mir. Ball who has lived alone in the past Is expected to go and live with his sister. Mrs. George H. Bahcock
 Mrs. John M. Gray who has been tndispecsed. is somewhat improved
 Alfred J. Clark who has been in again is reported some better. Indoor Picnic.
 John M- Cray, superintendent of the Sunday school has anonunoed a nicnie for tbA Sunday school chil-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
LISBON
Large Congregations Greet New Pas : tor--Funerals of Mrs Emma sRist. ,

There were large congregat1o t1ons. both morning and evening to welcome Rev. ". J. Reynolds suhtectof his sermon was The Sending Forth of the Seventy. The Christian sEndeaxor meeting in the evening was led by ". 5. Foote. -ss-s E -.-
 An interesting meeting or the la lies Missionary society was held at Mrs. Albonest Thursday aftern6on The subject was Armenia
 MT. and Mrs. Orsemus Vaughan and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kiln1er of Provf- fence were recent visitors at George Rrouley,s. ef a,aesz ys5E Qs Syslug 9ss
 J. B. Palmer has been in DAnb.ays