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Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
lEITERS FROM TWO STATES

'n9 her sister, Mrs. F Mason Partelo a& the village Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry B. Kendall en- tertatned Sunday q number of guests from Groton and East Lyme.
 MT. and Mrs. Rayard Daniel York and son. Albert. of Hartford. are the guests of Azra Yorka parents. -Adr. and Mrs. John l.. York
 Farmers arc busy with their hay ing. The crop is much smaller than last year owing to the long spell of
 Mrs. Mary A. Miller is improving slowly in health. She is the oldest resident hero with the exception of Thomas Blinns the well known Mex1- can War veteran The former has recently passed her 9Oth birthday,
 Beautiful Flowers.
 One of the most beautiful flower gardens, locally, is that of Mrs. c. Ed win Hewitt by the trolley station in North fstoningtou village. Passersby stop and gaze with admiration at the lovely roses now in full bloom.
 MT. and Mrs. E. B. James visited on Sunday and Monday with William F. Bitgood and familx at Pachaug. Gris- wold.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
WOODSTOCK


 Lakeside hotel is filled this year by the members of g. young ladies' danc- ing school from New York.
 MT. and Mrs Charles Loomis of Manchester and Mrs. Wellington Slo- cum and daughter Katherine, of Hart ford. have been guests of Mrs. William M. Gallup.
 MT and Mrs. Robert G. Perry and The Films.
 R. Bruce Banks of San Antonio, Texas, is spending the summer al Miss Nellie Chandler's.
 Fred w. Hinrichs last Sunday eve ming gave a talk on Warden Osbornes reforms at Sing Sing prison. MT Hinrichs spoke from a personal ac- quaintance with MT. Osborne and a re- cent visit to the prison. MT. Hin richs is very enthusiastic over MT Osborne's success so far. Fred W. Bates of New York was in town over the Fourth.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
CHESTERFIELD

New York people are arriving at the boarding houses in large numbers nowadays.
 Mrs. Ida Solomon ana children from Norwich are gisiting Mr-and Mrs-John Kaplan.
 Miss Edna aWa1deni is visiting Friends in Salem.
 Many came hereto spend~tha- Fourth with friends and relatives.
 Messrs. Bennie Goldstein and Charlie White are visiting relatives here dur Ing their vacation.
 Abraham Miller has let his new house which he has rebuilt recently to New York parties.
 Roy Brainard spent the week end al the home of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Smith.
 George Coleman of Montvil1e is wis., iting MT. and Mrs. J. E Powers during this week.
 crowd from this place attended the dance at Gardner Lake Monday after noon and evening.
 Miss Lula Powers has returned. after visiting Ellsworth and Ethel Powers ot Lakes Pond.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Tinker spent Sunday and Monday with. MT. and Mrs Matt Tinker.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Fox of Staf- ford Springs were callers on local friends the first of the weck.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
SOUTH KILLNGLY
Thomas Morse Falls, Breaking His
 Ankle-WilIins Workers' Supper.

Miss Gertrude Hall of Putnam has been visiting at The Oaks. She will spend the summer at Juniper Point, Me.
 .Aicott Spaulding of Auburn spent-the week end at G. W. Barlow's-
 Fred Dexter entertained friends from Providence over the holiday.
 Injured by Fall.
 Thomas Morse met with an accident Wednesday. A scaffold on which he was standing gave way and he fell, breaking his ankle. Dr. Todd attend ed the injured man.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Slater visited friends in Scituate Sunday.
 Jacob Pidge was entertained at din- ner Sunday at William Skaters.
 MT. and Mrs. A E. Hall visited friends in Milford, N. H., Tuesday and Wednesday, making the trip by auto mobile.
 P. H. Coffey and family and Byron Place of Foster were entertained at G. w. Barlow's the Fourth.
 The Willing Workers served a chow der supper at Grange hall Saturday evening
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
SALEM !.
Decorated and Renovated consre- gationaI Church Opened For Ser yiees-Death of Frances TiIlotson.

Although the repairs on the Congre- gationaI church are not quite com pleted the house was open for wor- ship last Sunday. The pastor. Rev. R. H Crawford. occupied the pulpit in the morning and the Christian En- charge of MT. Gooby of New Britain. George Goldie and Miss Harriet will jams ,as1o Mir. and Mrs. William Gol- die of New London were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Williams.
 Miss Ruth Sterry has returned after two weeks visit with her sister, Miss Iveagh Sterry at the Mohican hotel in New London.
 Mrs. Henry A. Rogers has returned after spending several days at the home of her sister, Mrs. Mary Sisson at North Lyme
 Returns From Norwich.
 Miss Susan Miner has returned from a weeks visit at the home of her uncle, Wellington Miner in Norwich.
 Miss Minnie Kingsley has returned after spending several weeks at the home of her brother, Walter Kingsley fin Chapinvil1e.
 Miss Iveagh Sterry of New London spent Sunday and the holiday at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. T. Hunt SteIry.
 Rev. R. H. Crawford and son, Rus sell Crawford, of New Britain, were guests over Sunday of MT. and Mrs. N. l.. Clark.
 Miss Ella Fox of Kansas City is spending some time at the Fox home stead.
 .. Death of Frances TiIiotson. Frances TilIotson died at the home of Frank Williams Wednesday morn ing at o'clock. She has been i'll for about three months. The serious condition of F. R. Bailey who is i'll with typhoid fever shows a slight Improvement
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
MOHEGAN

There was a good attendance at the baked bean supper entertainment last Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. Strickland and children of New London are visiting Mrs. Strick- lands parents, MT. and Mrs. Quidgeon-
 Mir and MBs. Albert Fielding of New London were visitors in Mo began Monday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Mason of New Lon don called on friends in this place Monday.
 Mrs Meech, who is at the Backus hospital, is improving slowly.
 MT. and Mrs. Denison Danis of Mystic were guests Monday of Mir. and Mrs. Hunter.
 Mrs Church of Norwich called on Mohegan friends Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
GLASGO
Postponed Picnic Held Tuesday Oscar Miner Suffers ParaIytie Stroke.


 Oscar Miner Suffers ParaIytie Stroke. The thread mill resumed work Tues day morning after the closing Saturday noon for the holiday.
 Several automobile parties from the village went to Rocky Point for the day.
 The Bethel Sunday school picnic was postponed to Tuesday on account of the storm. The day was pleasantly spent, with fair sized crowd. Sand Wiches, cake. lemonade, candy and pea nuts were served the company. Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Luther, MT. and Mrs. William Richmond and little daughter Elizabeth spent Sunday at Ocean Beach, making the trip in Mir. Luther'S automobile.
 MT. and Mrs. Byron P. Young, with their three little boys, spent the Fourth at W. e. Burdick's: also MT. and Mrs. w F. Thorpe of Westerly.
 Miss Mabel Blanchard spent the week end with Mrs. Myra Stewart at Stewart Hill
 Miss Sarah Cameron is visiting Friends in Westerly for several weeks.
 Entertained 1S.
 Mrs. Luther entertained 1B at the Ladies Aid society meeting. heldS at her home "Wednesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Green, took an
  and were guests of Mrs. Greens brother.
 One Side Helpless.
 Oscar Miner is suffering from pa ralysds, one side being entirely help less. As he was returning home from nefghbor'S he fell to the ground and was unable to get home without help. MT. and Mrs. WIlliam Richmond and daughter of Springfield, Mass, are spending a week at the home of Mrs. RichmonTs parents sAdrAand MErs.IIu- ther.
 Miss Laura Young$fSat home Sorethe summer vacation.
 Fred Chapman and family were guests of Mrs. Chapmanrs mother. Mrs Sterry, Kinney, over the Fourth. Mrs. Kinney is also entertaining Misses Mc- Donald and Phillips from New York. MT. and Mrs. Rhodes Lewis have re- turned home from visiting their son, John Lewis. and wife, -SEho live -in.New Haven.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
LAUREL GLEN

Drs Stanley Main and Irving Hop kins were callerssat w. IL. Mains last Friday.
 Harold Taller of NewSYorlx has come to spend his vacation with MT. and Mrs. Puttker.
 MT. and Mrs. William Thompson and mother, Mrs. Cynthia Watson were guests of Mrs. Amos Palmer Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Rusich have moved to ''The Beautiful Sunset'' farm.
 George Hill who Is employer at the state hospital was at his home on Saturday.
 Emanuel KaIIis has been at his place for a, few days.
 Dr. Hale and family of Springfield, Mass, opened their cottage Thursday for the summer.
 Mrs. Nathan Main attended a pie nic at George Ecclestonss last Mon day.
 Myron s. Hoadredge and son. Rus sell, of Worcester, Masss and MT. and Mrs. Emon Holdredge and children of Providence. spent Sunday and Mon day with Mrs. Lydia Holdredge.
 Mir. Lathrop and son. AsaaseI and Charles Wheeler Wereeifn Hartford last week.
 Mrs. Howard Martin and, children are spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Nathan Main.
 Attaway Main and family have gone co Narragansett Pier for the summer.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
CLARK'S CORNERS

MT. and Mrs. Chase of Douglass called on Moses Edison Sunday.
 Mrs. H. H. Converse and daughter of Eastford visited relatives here recent ly
 Mrs. Fielder Men spent Saturday in Willimautio.
 Miss Viola F. Jewett left for Storrs Monday evening for the summer school.
 Willis Wade lost a horse Tuesday, the animal breaking its leg in the pasttre.
 MT. Murray and son, Elmer, of Mer- fden are at F. J. Navin's.
 Mr. Myron Palmer and family ar rived at the Naples for the Fourth. Mir. Palmer returns to Springfield for Julg to open his summer school
 Wesley Co1burn of East Hartford, spent the holiday at W. E. Wade's.
 Mrs John S. Scott went to Hart ford July with her little daughter, Frances
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

that it ran and threw cut Mrs. Brown and daughter, intur1ug Mrs. Brown so; she was unable to walk. MT. Batonl took them home in the automobile andi pr. Adams attended them
 MT. and Mrs. Maurice Reynolds and son have gone for a few days visit with Maxwell Reynolds family, near: Moosup.
 Warren Tanner was at his home here, over Sunday.
 Rev. M- J. Twomey and wife motored from New Jersey Monday and on Tues; day. accompanied by Mrs. Twomey's parents. Mir. end Mrs. A. A. Stanton, 5ourneyed to their summer home in Maine.
 Ebert Gardner of Boston is visiting at B. F. Colburn's.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

W. s. Kenyon and son Ferdinand, Mrs. Prescott Bartlett and Mrs. George Young of Putnam, enjoyed an automobile ride to Ocean Beach, New London, Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Miller of Southbridge spent the Fourth at AL bert N. Hammond's.
 Miss Ethel Wood of Hartford is spending her vacation at Allen w. Kenyon's.
 MT. and Mrs. King and Miss l.. D. Dickinson of Hartford spent the week end and the Fourth at A Winfield Kenyon's bungalow at Crystal Lake.
 Herman Fensenlienn of Boston is at his summer home.
 Harry Wilson was at his home over the Fourth.
 Raymond Esterbrooks was home Sunday and over Monday, from Black stone, Mass.
 Frank Goss and a friend from New York were at his fathers, Elmer Goss's, over the holidays.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
CAMPBELL'S MILLS

Mrs. Thomas Brown was thrown from carriage on what is known as the new road. between Ekonk and Moosup. Wednesday andewas, severely bruised.
 Byron Daw1ey, captain of 0 life eav- lng station on the east coast of E1u4da, Is visiting his father. William H. Daw- ley, and other relatives and friends in this vicinity.
 Frank Ames and Miss Edith Sanborn were married Tuesday by Rev. w. !. Reynolds at the Ekonk parsonage.
 William n. Dawley. Jr., transacted business at BreWsterss Meek TWednes- day.
 Mrs Walter c. Tanner. Miss Mar garet and Miss Ola Tanner took an aI1- Eomobile trip to Norwich Wednesday.
 Silas L. and c. H. Barber visited Mr. md Mrs&sB- Es Colburn at Ekonlk Mon- daN
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
New London County
MANIC
kvanS Coulter Transferred from Naor-; ] Mich to a4artford- sfailsy scottnas \ Aoaaod.

' a E Misses Katie and Jessfs.vQ illeys who have been passing a 6ew days at fhetr cottage in the Pines, 1eft Monday LOT their home in Norwich.
 Mxs. B. F. Eaton of E1auders and Mrs. Charles Miner of Lyme were re- cent guests of Mrs J. Percy Morgan.
 Clarence Spencer left Tuesday Tor a business trip to East Haven.
 Mrs. Philip Maynard, who sprained her anhIa-a. feWsdays ago. is improving slowly.
 Miss Isabelle Wasdorf. .anho is in one of the stores in Hartford passed the holiday in Ehe village.
 Mrs. ]. F. Thompson fs passing the summer with MrH. Hrufbut tin salem
 Mrs. Lucy Gleason who has been iu. is able to be out.
 Miss Helen Maynard xs=gtsiting xea> e4iveS in Lyme.
 Capt. E. N Horton. is making fm- provements to his house in Main
 Francis Luca, who a1as Deensaete nd- ing the N E, A in Norwich is em- ployed in Hills store.
 Leland Chessbro of Mystic has en- tered the employ of the Arnold Rudd store in Main street.
 Transferred from Norwich Ivan Coulter Is with Swift & com- pauy at their Hartford branch, having been transferred from the NorW1ch office.
 Mrs. Asadfe Cone of Hartfprd fS, at the Merriam cottage.
 Mrs. R. L. ManWaZing,- who has been i'll for some time. is improving slowly.
 Leases Wiley Cottage.
 Mira. Eh1e Dewey of Norwich has taken the WTlley cottage in the Pines for two weeks.
 Mrs. Seng of worcester is the guest of her mother. Mrs~R~B- Washburn. at the Finish cottage
 The J. O. Manwaring house. occu- pied by Harry Clark and family Is re- ported sold to out of town purchasers.
 The two-t tenement house occupied by the Haynes and 1Slocuun families In Smith avenue is reported~sold to New London parties
 Former Assistant Postmaster Marcus D. Bush returned Tuesday evening from a visit to relatives in Cromwell.
 H. P. Bullard has returned from the Waterbury Masonic meeting.
 Miss Josephine Kingsbury was a caller in the Pines "Wednesday.
 Walter Griswold of New London Is at Saunders grove.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Ray. who came here a. few months ago from Stamford, are seeking a tenement in Nianttc, as they are expecting to reside here.
 James B. Hur1e spent the week end in Norwich on business.
 Dr. and Mrs Paul Augustus Knn- pitsch and child left Wednesday for their hove in Bridgeport after a lengthy stay at their cottage in the grove.
 Mrs. w. J. Manwaring of New Ha- ven is occupying her cottage in the Pines.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
s1s.ss UNCAsvILLE
Officers Elected By Thames Lodge Summer Schedule of Masses-ceI- ebration- Supper.

Thames lodge, L O. O. E., held it's annual election and its last regular meeting which resulted as follows: Noble grand, Frederick c. Hubert; vice grand. Harry L. Erickson; record ing secretary, Robert Patton, treasurer, c. Everett Chapman: trustee Edwin s. Henry. The installation ceremonies will be held July 13, with assistance from out of town lodges.
 Miss Alexander Entertains.
 At the home of MT. .and Mrs. Frank ?. Aaexander. their daughter, Mss Wednesday evening. Those present were Miss Frances Edwards, Miss Olive Woods of New London. Miss Alice Alexander, John Stewart, George McMahon of New London. Charles Vaflett of Philadelphia, Pa The eve- and games. During the evening re- Treatments were served by Miss Alex ander.
 An automUbfle trip to winimanttc was enjoyed by Joseph Hickey, Henry Brotullard, Arthur Plouff. Edward Geary Tuesday night. Leave For Camp. The Boy Scouts o6 the Rap3ist church left Tuesday morning for a weeks camping out at Gardnsrs Iaks. Palmer Bros.' auto truck took up their camping outfit. Edmond K1flean, who has been ern- ployed in Providence Is working in New London.
 Miss Marjorie Walden of Janasca Plains. Mass. who. with her mother are spending the summer with Mra Ida Browning. left town to epend d few days over the holiday with her aunt, Mrs. Charles F. Douglass oE Ergew York.
 MT. and Mrs John 9Soyesentertzaned
 Robert Wiclzs of Westerly over fhe weekend.
 Miss Rose Ha1eg of NcrsnRxfdre. Mass, who has been the Kuest Of ,rsI . ativesdn town has returned hofns, Kitchen Dance. A Kitchen dance, given at the Arnne Of Nr. and Mrs. Joseph LaCross Sat nrday evening, was endowed by fnaxrY. Mrs. Ida Narc0uxs who has been en- tertaAned a& the home of MT. and Mrs Eugene Bonyf1le of PeQuot, has re- turned to WMtmantic Psan Watsr Carnival. Miss Laura B. Woodwork entsr- 1 tained the members of the Good Cheer Sunshine society at her home Thurs \ day afternoon. Plans were made for I q bazaar and euppers also water car nfval
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Rurxes. and daughter. Miss Vera Burgess. spent her ! holiday with Killingfy relatives. Reuben AgHtin and g partx5compoaed
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Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

NHf6o maFY Fotcef dr oeoEro-F tTteoHth Wedding Anniversary .&t The Quail Trap.
 Rev. and Mrs. Henry Blake of-Col- chester. called on friends in this place Tuesday.
 Misses Mary and wTndfred Potter Mrs. William Orusbee of Worcester has been visiting atsFoster Cmldsf re- cent1y.
 Mrs. Carter and son of Berlin, Conn, have been entertained safs Charles Pot< ter's the past week.
 At StcrrS Han.
 Miss Mary Potter. assistant super visor of schools in town, left Monday for the Summer School at Storrs, where she has beeu appointed 4matrop -cf<one of the halls.
 Married Fifteen Years. X very pheasant social event took pIace ct the -QuaH Trapyh the home of Afx. and Arrs. Calvin Rawson, Monday evening, the date bedgn the fifteenth aun1ueHSnxy of their wedding. Over sixty relatives and friends met, and with song and good cheers, passed the evening, partaking of the dainty re- treatments served and leaving as tokens of the high esteem in which MT. and Ars- Rawson are heldsa a gen ble pieces of cut glass, etc.
 Mrs. Ellen Hyde and daughter, Bertha. arrived "Wednesday at Mrs George Morse's for the summer
 The family of Oscar Logan have opened their summer home here.
 George Veane lost a valuable COW Monday bysthe animal breaking a leg.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
EAST THOMPSON

Eastford have been spending a few days with Rev. and Mrs. Chambers.
 The Fourth of July some of the towns people went to Webster to see the procession and the fireworks in the evening.
 Clarence Stevens returned to North Ashford Monday.
 The M- E. Sunday school will hold its annual picnic at Bates grove on July 2S. Mrs. Morse of Thompson spent Wed nesday with her brother, Luther Rob- bins.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
POMFRET CENTER

4 large number of guests enjoyed the beautiful display of fireworks given by Mrs. Courtland Hopper at her summer estate. July 9th 3 Dr. AlIenton Cushman, president of the Institute of Industrial Research is spending a few days at Courtlands.
 Mrs. Wendell F. Brown and daughter, Mary. and Miss Helen Brown of Plainfield, are visiting at West lands
 Webster lake on the 9th and brought home some good fish, As usual he left the largest ones in the lake.
 Rev. Frank Fuller was in Putnam recently buying fishing tackle. F11rth- CT news from his purchase may come
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

camp, Northneld, nfass. where they will attend the session of the summer school for womanss foreign missionary societies.
 There will De no meeting of the Junior c. ID. society next Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. R. Croft and daugh- ter of New York are visiting MT. Croft's parents, Mir. and Mrs John Croft
 Arthur Croft of Fort Wright was home over the Fourth
 MT. and Mrs Clark and children of Hartford are visiting mt Mrs. Clarks fathers. Charles ParTy'a
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
NORTH STERLING

Lafayette Blanchard of Danielson called on friends here last week.
 Purchasers from Maine have bought the Stevenson place and moved here
 Osgood Plummer and daughter. Miss Stella Hummer, of Worcester, are visiting Frank O. Hummer.
 wflfred Young of Baltic Is visiting his uncle, John Griffith
 MT. and Mrs. Allen Lee of Worces- ter are visiting A. Fl. Bragg.
 Miss Mary Grif1ths visited friends in Providence last week
 George Pierce and family spent Sun day with B. s. Randall. at his cottage at Oakland Beach.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
ASETWMLETT

Mir. end Mrs. D. s. GuiIs.oe Podue- tanuck were at their farm here one day the past week
 Charlie Ahlberg and Oscar SwenBen were callers in Westerly Saturday afternoon, and spent the night in Gawbux Valley.
 Men were here looking after cattle to butcher last week.
 The Fourth passed very quietly here.
 Farmers are hurryfng with their hoetng so as to begin having.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
EKONK

Social Affairs on the HoTiday-Eames- Sanborn Weddins-Aecident to Mrs. Ava Brown and Daughter.
 On the Fourth Miss Jeanette Gallup entertained friends from Providence and Springfield and served one of her famous dinners
 Charles Brink entertained his entire family on Sunday. Plates were laid for 20.
 Frank Congdon spent the Fourth sat James Congdon's-
 Eanaes-Sanborn.
 At the parsonage Tuesday at noon, Frank Flames and Miss Edith Sanborn were united in marriage. Rev. William Reynolds officiated. The witnesses were MT. and Mrs. Maurice Reynolds, MT. and Mrs Benjamin Wilcox and Miss Margaret Tanner.
 Thrown from Carriage.
 Wednesday noon, when Mrs Ada Brown and daughter Elsie were re- turning from Moosup, they turned out to pass the automobile driven by John Baton Their carriage top caught in an overhanging grapevine and was torn off.swhich so frightened the horse
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
CHAPLIN

Rsz.sAd.. IA .Fa<ren of Boston. secre- tary Seamans Friend society, win speak at the church nert Sunday.
 Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Mcknight are spending a number of days at the home of their son. Wallace Mcknight. of North Coventry
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Small of Prov idence, R. l., are spending few weeks at George Babcock's.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Wilbur Lanphear and NtsS Chariotte Lanphear, were with
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
HANOVER

Mass, will occupy the pulpit in the Congregational church Sunday, July II.
 Miss Helen Eadie and Miss Gertrude LaddS left Thursday. morning sfoS. Abba
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
SEIIJNOC ].
Patriotic Service-F1ay Crops LiufH-
 Mrs. Millers 90, Recorering.

Rev. Albert L. Townsend delivered m eloquent sermon Sunday morning In the Third North Stonington Baptist church. The address was largely of a patriotic character, Communion service followed the preaching service and Rev. tLucian Drury, pastor emeritus Snyder Maine was at the organ.
 ! Misx- Eaunia AIerrilIzwas the guest
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friends in Providence, several days over the Fourth.
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Windham County
NORTH WOODSTOCK

Mics Mary Potter at Storrs-Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary .at The Quail Tran.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-09-24

sufficiently to transfer to pots in
about six weeks to two months. Much
depends upon the kind of rose, and
the care given it, as some roses root
more quickly than others. The sand
must not be allowed to dry out or
freeze.
When the roots are well started,
the buds will begin to swell, and the
lev plants should be lifted carefully
and ported in a soil made of equal
parts of garden loan, leaf mold and
clean sand, gwen a thorough water
ing, and the pots plunged in the soil
of the cold frame, where the plants
will not freeze. In the spring the lit
tie plants can be set in the border.
Cuttings may also be planted in a
warm sunny spot in the garden, as
in sand, and a fruit jar turned over
them, pulling the soil up around the
jar half it's height and leaving until
spring, keeping the soil up around the
jar moist during the fall months.
These cuttings should not be lifted
until the followingsfall, unless with the
utmost care and plenty of soil about
the roots.