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Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

GfIerf LArkle 4k0qk a party 60 New
ing few days &C Oakland beach has
returned home.
Mr. BIRD who recently purchased ne
Several from here enjoyed a picnic
at Wildwood park, Tuesday.
Gflber LaflSln took q party 20 New
port Sunday ~ his automobile.
Harry Ryan Of Worcester has been
the guest Of friends here for . few
Several guests from Provfdence ars
&C Fairvtew cottage for a. few dayS'
Mrs Hannah Y. Smith OF olocsstsr.
r. l., was a guest Of AF, and Mrs, 4.
p. Rich, Sunday and Monday,
Miss Edith Harrington Of WoFces-
ter spent the week with Prank HmF-
rfngton and family.
house recently vacated BY Robert
Smith.
Miss Bertha souie in the guest OF
Mr; and Mrs. Stephen Hawkins in
Mrs. Rurus r. Chase of Putnam
called on relatives here Tuesday.
Al the Shore.
Postmaster and Mrs. A. ID. GayIes
are at Oakland beach for two weeks
vacation. They win occupy the
Miss Ethel F1slxe and friend from
Jewctt City visited John Wade last
week.
Mrs. Samuel Anderson of New Ha-
ven has been the guest Of Mrs. w.
Adelbert Miller
Miss Elizabeth A. Buckley Of Roche
dale, Mass, has been visiting Miss Al
ma L Rich the past week
Mrs C. A SouIe and children spent
few days last week I'm Putnam, the
guests Of Mrs. Clarence Chase
Mr.. and Mrs George s. Shippee,
Mrs Ethel Huntley and son, Arthur,
have moved to F1skeviIle. R. I.
George Jacques has been making re-
pairs On the Tucker schoolhouse.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
FUNERAL
Mrs. Richard 3. Ames.

Monday the funeral OF Mrs Fanny
Ames. widow Of Richard B. Ames was
held at her home with her niece, Mrs
Hiram Hawes- Mrs Ames had been
II for about a fortnight, and for sew
eral years a partial Invalid She
died Aug 20 She was q needle wo-
nan of interchangeable industry, always
bending over some piece of delicate
embroidery. She was 81 years of age
Eaving been born Dec. IS, 1868 in Ban
gor. Ne. and Mrs Ames leaves two
sisters. Mrs Elizabeth Leonard of
Canterbury Green and Mrs William
Ellis OF Lutervale, Ne. also a son,
Charles Ames of Baltimore, Nd Rev
NJ H Jones oficiated at the home
service Burial was in Bangor, Ne
Mrs Tague. AIRS. Graves. Miss Viii
liams sang Rock of Ages" and
Nearer My God to Thee. Miss Edith
Williams sang The Lord is Ny Shep-
herd. q transposition of Mrs Ames'
favorite psalm Two beautiful poems
were read Of Mrs Leonard's compost
ton The bearers were neighbors.
George and Henry Larkham, Caleb
Phillips and Anton Rodler.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
ELMVHLE

Frank Davis took party from DAN
ieIson to Rocky Point Sunday.
Mrs. c. H. Pike has returned from
a weeks visit with relatives in Ches-
ter, Vermont
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Battey and
daughter and Miss Florence Brayton
spent Sunday at Ocean Beach
Mr. and Mrs. George RaHson and
sons, John and Kenneth, OF Rumford
R l., and afr. and Mrs Walter Raw
at the home Of Royal c. Ravson-
Timothy McCarty was in Mystic
Wednesday to attend the funeral OF
his brother, John 4. McCarty.
Wallace Stuart OF Cambridge Mass
has been the guest OF George W. Kent
Mr.. and Mrs H " Haswen are en-
tertaining friends from New Loudon
Mrs. Mary Dwyer and Michael Con-
way enjoyed an outing at Webster
lake recently.
Mrs Ida Place. Miss Nellie Place
and Miss Olive L Kent we've at Ocean
Beach Tuesday.
Miss Evelyn Ives and George P
Willis. Jr.. Of Providence, are visit
ing at Mrs James Kent's
Mrs. Louis Kibbe spent Sunday with
her sister in Central Village
Mr. and Mrs c. D. Mowry were in
Putnam Monday.
Fayette Wright of Pomfret Center
was a recent caller on his brother.
Clayton Wright. coming in his new
automobile, a seven scatter.
Mrs Addie E. Call entertained
friends from Cedar Point, r. L, Tues
day.
James Kent and Frank McGorty
were in Boston last week to attend
a bah game.
Mrs. West and Miss Clara West. OF
Moosup. and Miss Minnie Comiskey
of Charlottetown. Prince Edward Is
land, have been guests of Mrs. J. E.
Potter at the Hill Crest house.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
yOLUNToWN
Dance at GIasgo-LoeaI Knights mt
uneasviiIe cIambake Lewis Me :
Govern Marriage.

Several from this village attended
the dance at Glasgo Saturday evening.
Ritchotte's orchestra Of this place fur
nished the music.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Atwood Of Dam
ielsou we're recent guests at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gaudette, who
with their guests spent a part Of the
day at Beach pond.
Misses Alpha and Beatrice Gaudette
were in Norwich Wednesday. where a
visit was made to the Norwich Com
mercia1 school.
Mrs. Maurice Stewart and children
OF Waterbury are visiting relatives in
town
George Briggs Of Danielson was in
town the past week. renewing ac-
quaintances- During his stay he was
the geust Of his brother. Ezra Briggs
Wilfrid Marchesault spent the past
week in Springfield. Mass.
Miss Eva Gandette is spending her
vacation this week. visiting relatives
and friends at Danielson and Worees-
ter. Mass.
Airs. Russi and niece. Palma Russi OF
Phenix. r. J.. were Weekend guests
at the home OF Mrs. Russis son. ovela
RusSi.
Attended clarnhaks.
John N. Lewis and E. E. Clarke were
IN Montvine Wednesday. attending the
elamhake given by Columbian com
mandery, No 4, X, T. of Norwich.
Lewis. MeGevern.
Mason r, Lewis of voluntown and
Margaret McGoNern OF Glasgo were
married Monday morning at St,
Thomas church. Rev, q. r. Morrissey
ofhciaeinS,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
DAYVTL1E.

Mrs. Mary street. and Miss Mauds
Street have returned from a visit IN
Mrs. 9. a. Russell has returned
Miss Abble McKenna OF Mechanjcs-
VILE was the week end guest Of AIRS,
Ben5ann1n CoGsWel1.
Mrs. John curran was he gnest on
Saturday Of Mrs, James o'NsiL
wich " spending che week with 4rs.
Mary u, 1tokes
Mrs. Gabin B. RasssiI left Friday for
visit with relatives IN Mystic,
Miss Louise Castle Of New Hocfs1is,
~ r spent Friday with DayviiIs rel
Mrs. Frank w, Bennett returned on
Monday from q visit with Mr.. and
Mr.. " y. Robinson 80 Watsasl1, n
william sfsrtln Of the Lynn Base
BAH team spent the week end with his
Mrs. 4. z. Hope is entertalnins Miss
Helen Gillespie,
uncle ~ Potter Hi, y. ],
Home From New Hsmpsbivs.
y. L. orsig who has been Spending
o. few 1ays with Mrs. GrsiG ~ Bsttls-
hem, ~. H., rstuFped on Wednesday,
tfrs. Charles FrsBi.iin and two chill
dgeu have been - snd3pg the week
with Mrs, FRANKLIN mother ~ East
Greenwich. Conn, .sturcued home on
Sunday MINT
1frs. Mar Hanks Of Jersey city Is
visiting Mrs, a. r, Darling,
Joseph BertbHaunDe and family and
the young ladies' spent Sunday ~
Rocky Point,
Caleb Blanchard and Miss Mary
Blanchard have returned from Groton.
The Misses Pearce Of Providence, II,
T., WIN have been spending some time
0reenwicf, Conn, returned home on
Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Willis spent
the week end in Worcester, Mass.
Miss Johanna Reardon IL spending
some time with Mrs. John Corcoran.
Parish Entertainment.
The Catholic parish supper and dawn
party was a great success, socially,
and financially. There was q large
crowd present at the supper.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
New London County
= 2 SEIUNOC

Mrs.. Mary A. Miller IL seriously III
Ct the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
The body Of Henry Earl Pitcher,
who was killed by a train early Friday
morning. in Westerly, was brought to
A large deleeaion Of the towns
people attended the Sunday school
convention, held with the Noasw Bap-
fist church, Wednesday.
Mics Enc James Of PleaSa1s View
Miss Jessie Z. Fish Of Mystic has
been enjoying a. visit OF several days
with Mrs. Henry H. Randall and Mrs.
Belle James at their home In this VII
1age.
Gevrge H.. stone, Allen A. cvstsr.
Frank II. Brown. James r.. Brown,
Edgar w. Chapman. O. Daniel Cvater,
Maurice Perry. Crrin L. $wa1n and
John VI. Steadran comprised "a au-
tomobile party Sunday from this town,
that covered q Distance OF 1eb E7tleD.
On their trip they visited the old
Newsats prison In the town OF East
CRANKY and returned by way OF the
C0npsct4cus valley, passing through
Afiddtsto~n and Saybrock. TIE au-
tontDbfres % Allen CvateF and George
II. Stone conveyed the party.
Mrs. George =. Cyater had as guests
at her home in the village, Saturday,
Hiss Lizzie Bentley OF Old Mystic,
1frs. George Bradley Carter Of New
York city sT,S Mrs. Merton White
Handy OF New Haven.
Miss Myrtle Swain has returned
home after q visit with her aunt, Mrs
Frank Stager, In Norwich.
There viii be an open-air gospel
meeting Sunday afternoon. close by
Names crossing on the Norwich and
Westerly trolley line.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
HAMPTON
Over $50 Realized at Entertainment
of Catholic Parish--Foster HIGH
School Reunion.

Mrs Anna Edwards. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Alice Ed
wards. has returned to her home in
Rockville.
F. A. Phillips recently purchased
large gray horse to replace one
which he lost.
The Catholic parish held their an
nual entertainment in the Grange hall
last Saturday evening. Over $50 was
realized.
Frank Phillips. Mrs. Williams. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Whipple. motored to Rocky
Point Wednesday
Otis wh;pple has returned home
after working for some time in Col
linsville.
E. \, Glidden is entertaining his
father.
Miss Ethel Riley is visiting her aunt.
Mrs, Margaret Riley
Miss Florence Rugbee, who has been
visiting Miss S. Elizabeth Burchnan,
has returned home.
Foster Reunion.
The members Of the old Foster high
school held their annual reunion here
Thursday.
Mrs, George Fits. who has been very
III in St. Joseph's hospital is con-
valescing at the home of friends,
MartuS Jewett of Hartford is visit
ing his mother. Mrs, w. W. Jewett
P. H Ford Is visiting his father,
w. S, Ford
Miss Clara Stone visited at Miss
Copeland's the last weekend.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
LEONARD BRIDGE

The Exeter young people are re-
hearsing a play. A Friend OF the Whole
Family, to be presented in September.
Mrs. Maria Morgan returned to COL
chester Wednesday afternoon after
visiting relatives here.
One hundred and thirty tickets have
been sold already for the ciambake
to be held at the Exeter church.
Mr. and Mrs. Max HimeIstein enter
tanned large number Of people Sum
day in honor OF their little SON
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight SpauIding of
East Norwalk were recent callers on
friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Nettleton and
daughter Grace called on Mrs Adell
SpauIding of Lebanon Tuesday eve
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
EKONK

Rev and Mrs Joseph Twomey are
visitors at the Stanton homestead.
They are on their way home to New
Jersey from their summer home in
Maine
Miss Lillian Cooper Of Central VII
lage was week end visitor at Ed
ward Greenley's.
Mrs and Mrs Daniel Gallup of
Danielson are visiting relatives here.
They took long automobile ride on
Tuesday with Mr.. and @drs. Ezra CAL
lup.
Benjamin Wilcox carried a party to
Rocky Point Tuesday.
Rev. William Reynolds preached in
PlainfeId Sunday and visited his son.
Moxorcel Tuesday and "Wednesday
Mrs. Edward Gallup Is entertaining
friends from Appona1g.
Eugene Particle Of Westerly was a
Sunday visitor at Albert Brow's.
Raymond Gallup Of Moosup is Wis
itin$. at z. B. 1Ga1Iup's.
Miss Jeanette Gallup Is at ouonocon-
taug beach
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
FTTCHvnLE

Mrs w. N. Chappen and daughter.
Mrs, Ethel Eastland, have returned
from several days stay in Whitman
tic,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Chappen have
returned to New Britain after spend
ing several days with Mrs, Chappelfs
hruther-in-law and sister, Mr., and
Mrs, Warren Thompson.
James Beswick has returned after
spending several weeks In Newport,
r, I.
Harry G. Eastland OF New London
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Henry EaStland
Miss Essie Popham and Miss Nellie
Lynch were recent visitors in Jewett
City.
Mrs. Jeremiah Shea OF Norwich was
a recent guest OF her sister, Mrs. Cor
nelius Kane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson d. Winchester
and Mrs. Frank Thompson were re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Chapman of North Franklin
Mrs. John Fill and children. of Nor
witch. were guests of relatives in the
village Thursday
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
s1oO REWARD sloe

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been able to cure in all its stages, and
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Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
SOUTH KILNGLY

Mrs. P. H. Corey and daughters mo-
tored TO Worcester Thursday.
Miss Addie Holland OF Putnam was
q visitor at the Oaks Friday.
Mrs Herbert Strait of Danielson has
been visiting Mrs. r, c. Kies. OF The
Lodges.
Master Albert Phillips has returned
from q visit with relatives In Valley
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. A E. Han ana Miss
Holland OF Putnam were In Wakefield
r. L, Saturday. to attend the funeral
of a relative.
p. n. Coffey and Master Francis
Corey were in BE@(klyn Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crowley Of Valley
Falls were Sunday visitors at A E.
Phillips
The grange and Sunday school r
The Grange and Sunday School Field
day Is to be held at the Old Furnace
to day Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Pike has been enter
tanning her nieces, Misses Doris and
Merlie Drew, of Providence.
Mrs. G. w. Barlow spent Tuesday
with her daughter, Mrs p. n. Coffey.
Mrs. Barlow has been i'll for over a
year and all are glad she is able to be
out again.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
PRESTON

William Miller and Miss Jennie 3ffi-
Ter, George DcWolf and The Masses
5Dearies, took trip 20 Worcester We'd
,ncsday by automobile.
Miss Dele Rude is visiting her cons
in. AIRS. Sherman Raymond. CO Ayg-
tic.
Rev. and Mrs. L. u. Keneston have
been visiting their daughter. in frat
stleboro. this week.
Several from here attended the Pap
list Sunday school convention at No
ank Wednesday.
Mrs Peabody and Mrs Thomas
Owens are visiting at G. A. Holders.
Miss Annie McClimon and Walter
McClimon were in Brattlcboro this
.weke.
Edward Zabriskie is visiting his
father. A d. Zabriskie and other
friends here.
Miss Ethel Miller returned home
Tuesday after a visit with Miss Phebe
Sheffield
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
MoNTynLE
New York Candidate Prsaehss ut gap.
fist churcb-RgHor That Lightning
Struck Camp Richards


Charles Howard has taken the con-
tract to paint the Scbooibouses az
Montville Center, Chapel Hill ana
Chesterfield for the town.
Rev. Robert Bruce Of Bedford. ~. r.,
preached Sunday morning and evening
was large attendance at both meet
fngs, Mr.. Bruce II . candidate for the
passionate, Mrs. Ray Woodmansee lead
the Christian Endeay0r meeting La the
evening. A special selection was
rendered BY the quartette.
the auspices OF the Ladies Ala society.
from Stafford Springs, where she has
been visiting her sister.
Supervisor Carton II. Wheeler spent
Tuesday afternoon In town.
TO YaEtic, after spending the week
end with friends IN town.
Mrs. Edward ChappeII and Mrs.
James Everett spent Wednesday with
Mrs Eyerett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Guile, OF Harrison's.
Metored to New Haven.
Everett Chapman was in New Haven
Tuesday. making the trip in c. w.
Comstoc&s automobile.
John Clark has purchased the house
on Gay Hin. formerly owned by Mrs.
Mary Jane Rhodes of New London.
Miss Myrtle Dennis of New Haven
IS visiting her aunt, Mrs Ray Wood
mansee.
Frank Hart of Hadlyme spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses Hart
James Phillips of Providence spent
the weekend with his parents
Camp Struck by Lightning.
News was received Wednesday
morning that Camp Richards at Oxo-
boxo had been struck by lightning.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

town school committee. has announced
that the Ledyard schools win reopen
wednesday, Sept. 0.
Secretary .. Il. Hcldredge win call
a special meeting for Tuesday, Aug.
81. Of the town school committee.
Democratic Nominees.
The Democrats held their caucus at
Ledyard Center Wednesday afternoon.
Judge Samuel III. Holdridge was
chairman and Leslie r. Gray clerk.
The following nominations were made
Assessor, Leslie p. Gray board Of re-
selectmen, Charles A. Gray, Joseph
1o1drfdRe: grand Jurors, A1onzo Main
Frank q. Mayrards tax collector. Carl
Weiman; constabIes. Leslie r. Gray
Ernest Lamb auditor, Joseph a.
Clark; member Of town school commit
tee. John McGuire, town clerk William
Allyn; town treasurer, William /
Aflyns
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
ROAD SOCIETY
Steainsten Past Lecturers Night at
Granse-Pienie Held in 5aheeeks
Grove.


Robert Smith Of, Norwich and Had
ley Grey Of North StoninEten have
Keen for several months with their
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs, Allen
mrs Joseph Roach and sons Of Hyde
Park. Mass. have been recent guests
Of Nj, and Mrs. Allen Harvey,
Parked johnson Of West Springfield
is a guest at sanford n, Btllingss
Grange Meeting. ~
Stonington grange held its meeting
in the church parlors Wednesday eve-
ming. it being past lecturers aight.
A programme BY those who had filled
that office since the formation OF the
grange was given, word being received
from a number from out OF town. Re-
neshments were served and q Salma-
gundi party was enjoyed.
Mrs Marcia p. Stanton entertained
Friday Mr. and Mrs. n, Stanton G&tes
of Brooklyn, DR., and Mrs. Leonard of
Mystic and Mrs, Robert Ralston Reed
OF New Jersey,
Miss Martha G. Williams has re-
turned from New York after spending
a few days with friends en- route for
The families of s. N. Billings and A.
@. Wheeler attended the wedding OF
Miss Ruth Rogers. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Billings to Harold Wilcox.
at the home Of the brides parents in
New London Wednesday evening.
Mrs Proctor of Buffalo was at Maple
Lawn Friday.
Picnic IA Grove.
Stonington grange held rs picnic at
;Rabcockss cSosa on tho east bank Of
the AIysIs- river Tuesday. A large
number NC present and enjoyed the
good sdtEr & after which ice cream
and caSa served and games for
little and 81 were played-sack races,
Miss Ensc-Sine Billings of New Lon
don has been listing her grandmother,
Mrs SanfusI Billings,
Mrs EIlct II. Peabody Of Worcester,
szvho has been the guest Of friends and
relatives aIaut Mystic for some weeks,
was a guest at Maple Lawn over SUM-
day -
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

Sunday 90 Poquonnoc. making the trip
py a4t0mcri1G
cid Home ceiabrations
Old Home day IN Scotland win Be
observed Sept 9Th and 5fh. II stormy
the 9Th Il viii occur the bth and 6th.
All who are interested VIII be welcome
and are most cordially invited TO at
tend.
AZ 10 q. M. Saturday. the eth, there
win be welcome at the church, at
II q. m, games and sports. Dinner
win be served from II 70 2, followed
BY social hour and a. special base
ball game.
historical address By the pastor, Rev.
Martin Lowering, win be held
Mrs. Ellen Rich Is slowly recovering
from a serious 5llnesss
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28


Rev Martin Lowering of Scotland
win occupy the pulpit this coming
Sunday. exchanging with the pastor
who viii preach in Scotland
The Christian Endeavor meeting in
the evening at 100 will be led by
Paul Hoxsie- The subject is FriyoIity.
Its Dangers and Remedies EecI 2:
LIS
The mid-week church meeting is
called for Tuesday evening at p m
Preacher from Stafford Springs.
Although last Sunday was Big Sun
day At Willimantic Camp Ground, and
many people Of Canterbury were in
attendance and although a steady
0OEnpour of rain greeted the church
goerS. there was a fairly good sized
congregation at the Green to hear
who preached an unusually fine ser
mon on the Kingdom of Heaven
Within You Rev. and Mrs. Rees
spent several days at the parsonage
Many at Lawn Fete.
A lawn fete for the benefit of the
Congregational church work was held
Tuesday evening in the grounds of the
Mr.. and Mrs F. E Miller. People
from Brooklyn, Plainfeld, Central Vii
lage, Norwich and other surrounding
towns were present as well as the
Chinese lanterns were used in numbers
and above all was a brilliant moon.
Booths for the sale of ice cream, cake,
candy and fancy articles were scat
tered about On the western lawn an
open space was lighted by the lamps of
automobiles. Into that enclosure
came dancing a circle of children, who
gave the Bunny Dance in charming
fashion. They were followed by the
butterflies. who filtered about with
hlmy wings in harmony with the
music. and were greeted with much
applause. Miss Sarah Chase of New
York City, who had trained the young
people was greatly complimented upon
her success with them Miss Edith
Williams recited The Deacon's Horse
Trade" Miss Rolte Of New Jersey
sang several selections, Miss Williams
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
LISBON
Good Patronage For Sale Held by La
dies Aid Society.

dies Aid Society.
The Ladies' Aid society held a sale
OF cake, ice cream and fancy articles
Tuesday evening which was well pat
ronized. The young people played out
door games and a social time was en-
ioyed by all
Miss Edna Berg Of New Britain is
the guest of Miss Alice Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson and
daughter, Hazel returned Saturday
from an outing OF several days at
Lakewood. r. I
Miss Agnes Enquist OF New Britain
is spending two weeks vacation at
her home here
Mrs. Minnie Bishop and Miss Fannie
Bishop OF Piainfleld spent Monday ev-
enfng at Mrs, ]. III. Kennedy's@
Mr., and Mrs +. Z. HYDE. Walter
Hyde. and Miss Clara HYDE were VS.
itors Friday with their aunt. Mrs. NJ.
A, RoSworth and their cousin. Elijah
Ahelas family In Roxrah
Harry F0ote left Tuesday morning
for Mount Her1non 10 resume his
studies at the Moody school.
Arthur Edmunds Is away on two
weeks vacation.
Miss Marjorie Spicer OF Boston spent
a few days this week with her cousin.
Beatrice Read
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
PACKER

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tarbox and
daughter, Verna Tarbox, of Jewett
City. were recent guests Of Mrs Fred
Haskell.
Miss Florence Carpenter Of Airing
ton, r. l., is spending a few days
with Mrs Fred Haskell.
Sidney Husband has returned to New
York after spending his vacation with
his grandfather, T. J. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown and
children, of Pittsburgh, Pa, spent a
few days with T. J. Brown.
Miss Fannie Trippe is spending a
few days with her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Joseph Kelly.
Thomas Brown left Wednesday for
Brooklyn. n. Y, where he viii spend
a. few days.
Nazaire Landry was in Norwich Sat-
urday
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
WESTMINSTER

Sunday morning the Rev. Mr.. Davis
preached here.
Mrs. Birdie SiIverman returned to
New York Monday. after spending a
few weeks with her mother at Rose
dale.
Mrs. George Hubbard Of Eastchester.
~. z has spent a few days as a guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hubbard.
ChaS. Leonard with his sister, Mrs.
AsmUs and son, John, motoFed 10 An
sonia, where they VIII spend the win
ter.
The Mary J. Rathburn place was
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
LEDYARD
Appraisers on Albert Morgan Brown
I Estate Named-Demoeratie Caucus
Schools 20 Open Sept. 8.

Estate Haned-Democratie Caucus
Schools 10 Open Sept. 8.
Miss Florence Geer, who has been
visiting for several days with Mrs
Arthur Smith Of Franklin, returned
home Monday evening Miss Geer,
during her visit has learned to run a
car.
Appraisers Appointed.
The probate court has appointed
Charles A. Gray and william Allyn ap-
praisers of the estate OF the late Al
bert Morgan Brown
James B. Gray lost valuable cow
recently. She was found and a Nor
witch veterinarian Was-calIed, but there
was no help for. her and she had to
be killed This cow was worth nearly
Attended Bill Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H Bogue and
Master Lincoln Bogue OF silver Eane,
Conn., and Mrs. C. 3. Smith OF Brook
lyn. n. Y. attended the BfHIdbrary
dinner on Wednesday and were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Avery. Mra.
Bogue is q sister Of Mrs. Avery.
Miss Florence Cook, who has been
staying with her uncle and aunt at
Westbrook. motored 20 Ledyard Tues
day.
Schools 60 Open Sept. g.
6'hairrasa Charles p. Geer OF .se