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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07

Burkhardt, and j. r. Newell OF Flor
ence and Prof. Smith and DR.. Holmes
of Canon City"
THE only way I can argue this
case is to take up every piece of evil
dence against the defendants and sub
nit it as careful an analysis as l can.
Felix Pogliano is charged with the
purchase of arms from Wilson's Hard
ware store in Florence on Tuesday
April 81, 1914, but this was clearly
his privilege and was not denied bt
him when on the stand as a witness
This is the only case ever heard OF
in my life that the alleged murderer
was riding around with the sheriff
trying to restore peace and prevent
the destruction of life and property.
"Why was Felix Pogliano in Chan
dler on Sunday? He was there be
cause he had received message from
Denver to go there and get the mea
to come in He and Tom Easton were
there to do what they could to save
life and protect property. The best
thing they could do under the cir
cumstances is what they did do.
can understand how the people of
Chandler, in their excited frame Of
mind. when they saw Felix Pogliano
and Tom Easton hustling around
among the strikers might. have
thought them leaders of the mob.
''Whsn we miners tax ourselves. !"
said Mr.. Hawkins, ito support our
organization and pay sick benefits we
are charged by the prosecution with
maintaining parasites and agitators.' .
'.The prosecution is hard up for, ar
gument when 1t resorts to such state
msnts and proclaims the inherent
weakness Of its case. Felix Pogliano
said to Sheriff Newcomb. late Sun
day afternoon. the day OF the capture.
OF Chandler. that there were a great
many excited miners in the coal camps
Of the county and that he was afraid
If the militia were sent here, by the
governor that there would be he'll to
pay There is no testimony to show
he meant by that that there would
be an armed resistance to the sol
diers coming in. although it is but
natural in view Of the condition of
the public mind at that time that he
should have somefear Of the conse-
quences of such action by the chief
executive"
Had Right To Purchase Gun.
At 1O:45 Mr.. Hawkins took up the
case against Ben Richardson and
spoke in part as follows. What mo-
tive could have prompted Ben Rich
ardson to murder william King! 1t
is point in his favor that he was
not in the strike He is a property
holder, both in Rockville and West
cliffe and as a man Of substance. Ben
Richardson went to westcline to
buy arms and ammunition during
the week before the battle of Chand-
Ter. but it was time of great excite
ment and the guns we're purchased for
defensive purposes. He had fully as
good right to purchase these guns
as the citizens of Canon city had
to purchase theirs.
Mozart Lewis testified that Ben
Richardson was at Chandler on Sat
urday. April 25. but the two men were,
fifteen hundred feet apart at the time
Mr. Lewis claims that he saw him.
He was recognized by MI. Lewis by
means Of an old obsolete neld glass
that was about as valuable an aid 70
the vision as a beer bottle would have
been. There are frequently mistakes
IN idsntincasion and this. think. WAS
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07

As an argument against Albert
seip's teStimony Mr., Hawkins read
Instructions 40. 50 and 81 to the jury
No. 40 reads: "UDder the testimony
Of the Witness. Albert seip. a. given
byhim. he was : party tothe attack
on the town Of Chandler on Saturday,
April rs. 1914, and was therefore an
accomplIce TO any crime that may
have been committed, II any. on that
day: The jury IL Instructed that the
tsstimcny o. a accompitce q received
with caution md shcuid b carefully
scsutinl.s4. the law Noss not sssard
m fsyef 10 ssetinseiS X anaecoua.
piles ana = ou6vissicn should u hed
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Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
CENTRAL VILLAGE
SsnnusI Collins Goes to Hospital Fos
Treafsneut--Recent Accidents.

Joseph Faucl1er of Baltic has pur-
chased the barber shop OF Israel Sc
gum.
Miss Lucille Stetson Of Jewett City
has been visiting her brother. Motimer
Stets0n
NJ. and Mrs William Dean were in
Norwich "Wednesday to attend the re-
union Of the 18th regiment. Connecti-
cnt Volunteers of which Mr.. Dean was
a member.
Nr. and Mrs Harry Conrad have
been visitors at Weekapaug. R I.
Mrs. Frank Thayer Of Putnam spent
Wednesday with relatives here
Received Hospital treatment.
Samuel Collins was at the Backus
hospital in Norwich Wednesday re-
ceiving treatment for his arm. which
was injured several weeks ago at the
Kennedy City mill
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Edgartou and
daughter, Hazel, spent Thursday at
Beach pond, r. l., and the remainder
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Greene
at AiilIville. r. I. They will return
home Sunday night.
Howard Clark. electrician at the
power house at South PlainfieId is at
his home on account of illness.
Broke His Arm.
Donald Cook, young son of Bert
Cook fell from a tree and broke his
arm He was taken to Dr. Sweets
in GriswoId
DisIoeated Hip Bone.
Mrs. Andrew Lester, who is about
IS years old, fell in her room Monday
Sweet Of Griswold was called to set
the bore.
E. Hoxie Lillibridge was in Bridge
port Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
WILSONVHLE

Friends wheS have been with 3. s
Upharn and family returned to their
homes Saturday. Miss Esther Z pham
returned with them fer a visit with
relatives.
Mrs. b. S Uphan and daughter
Lucille, were in Providence on Tues
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Mrs. Everett Huntington of East
THOMPSON. is staying n few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kelly.
Miss Alice Jack returned Monday
from a visit with relatives in Pitts
field
Mrs. Joseph Baker of New Boston
was with her sisters last Friday. Miss
Olive Eaker returned home with her
mother.
Mrs. c. w. Webster is entertaining
her cousin, Mrs Thompson. from
Hopkinton. Mass, and Mrs. Howe an
other cousin, from LydonviIle,, y. Y.
Mrs. c. F. May of Webster and Mrs.
F. c. May and son Of Norwich, call
ed on local relatives Sunday
Miss O'Keefe returned from her
vacation Mcfday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
WESTFORD.

Mrs. 2 w Eastman and Mrs. wal
ter Bowen of Windham have been
spending the week with Mrs. Clarence
Barlow.
Miss Elsie Scranton attended the
funeral OF her uncle. William Scran-
ton, in Union, Sunday
Ruth and Leslie Barlow of Hart
ford. spent the week end at their
home here.
Mrs. H. O. Eastman and son, War
rem OF Hartford who spent last week
with Mrs. c. H Barlow, returned TO
their me Sunday
Mrs G1endora Spooner and family
were guests of Mrs. August Nattern
in Chaplin Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Chapman are
entertaining their grandson from West
Stafford
4 number from here attended the
Bible meeting in WarrenEille Wednes-
day
= Miss Gladys Barlow, who has been
visiting in New Britain and Hartford
returned home SATURDAY.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
EKONK

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Slocum return
ed to their home in Westerly Sunday
Charles Tanner is visiting his
grandfather in Miliville, r. l.
Mrs Chapman of Eastern Point has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. AL
vim Corey.
Mrs. Austin Bentley and family of
New HsNen have been guests Of Ben
jamin Hall.
AIr. and Mrs. Joel Palmer of South
bridge. Mass. were week end visitors
at Allen Sage's.
Henry Gardner Of East Lyme, with
his two brothers spent Monday with
A A Stanton an dCalled on friends
here.
Mrs. Annie Congdon and two chill
dreu were week end guests in Daniel
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Gallup and Mr..
and Mrs. George Gallup attended the
funeral of Miss Hattie Gordon in
Moosup Thursday
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
WESTMINSTER

Service was held here Sunday morn
ing with Rev. Davis.
Mrs. Aasmus and son, of Ansonia.
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Leon
ard.
Alice Carlson Of New York is spend
ing the summer vacation with her
aunt, Mrs. Moody.
Mr.. Charles Koch of New Rochelle,
is at his home. Broadview, for a few
days.
Mrs. Johnson sprained her ankle
while attending a dance at Smiths
mill.
The Westministers played the
Hamptons at the latter's diamond Sat
urday. Score. Is to II.
Jack Hughson of New York is
spending a few weeks as a guest at
Rosedale.
The Rev Davis dined at Mrs. VIM.
Mead's Sunday.
Jack Hughson, Jacob Rosenzweig
and Vera Levy, spent Sunday as guests
of Miss Madolina Buelais.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
SCOTLAND
Ladies' Aid Society Has Concert ir
Grange Hall.

Miss Anna and Lucretia Clarke of
New Britain are guests of Mrs. Su-
san Willis.
Mrs. Alfred Watt of Bloomfield was
the guest Sunday of Susan Willis
The Ladies Aid society held a con-
cert in Grange f6ln Wednesday night
the nth. The programme consisted
of vocal music by Miss Anna Clark.
Instrumental music by Miss Lucretia
Clark. elocution selections by Mrs.
Manning, of Yantfc, and a folk dance
by several girls. Also musical sketch
entitled, Wen Have TO Mortgage the
Farm" After the programme ice
cream was served to large company
Mrs. Ella Hartman is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs William Burnham
James Lowering recently made a
short stay with Rev. and Mrs. Marion
Lowering
Archer Lowering who has spent the
summer with his brother in his old
home IN Massachusetts,, recently re-
turned home.
Dwight Cary started Monday for
Chicago where he will attend a trade
school, studying electricity.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
CANTERBURY GREEN
Sunday School Picnic to Be Held Fri
day-Lawn Parry Pianned-Church
Notes.


Last Sunday ehe Congregation at the
Green enjoyed a fine sermon by John
w Croft Of Hanover.
This coming Sunday Rev Levi Rees
of Stafford Springs is to preach. as
guest of the pastor, who has just
returned from a vacation spent in
Vermont and New Hampshire. Rev.
and Mrs Rees are spending part of
their vacation in the Canterbury re-
gion.
Picnic to Be Held Friday.
The Sunday School picnic having
been postponed from August 90 to Au-
gust q. will ce held at Babcock's
grove Friday.
This week there will be a lawn par
ty at Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Miners
Tuesday afternoon the ladies of the
parish have Been invited to meet with
Miss frances Palmer
Briefs and Personals.
Rev. Miss Jones during her New
Hampshire trip. visited Miss Edith
Exley, who is working at Twin Lake
Villa, in the Sunapee district, New
London, y. H.
Mrs. Nathan Newton spent last week
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Hox-
sic at QUOnochontaug-
Miss Fanny Brown with her nephew,
Ralph Browne, made the trip by car
last weet drought the Berkshires and
Dorset, Vermont.
Mrs. Fanny Ames is seriously i'll at
Mrs. Hiram Halves
John hern is spending several weeks
ii the seaside
Miss Anna Smith and Miss AveriII
lately ran their automobile to Watch
Hill. An electric starter has been in
stalled in the car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett E. Brown of
Pcufre- spent last Sunday on Black
Hill
Many families and individuals have
found their way to Willimantfc to en-
Joy the camp meetings
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
DAYVlLL.E
Summer Trips Of Local Residents
Harold Field Injured - Motor
Guests From Norwich.

Mr. and Mrs. N. L Greig have
been spending a week or two in the
White Mountains. Mr. Greie retu-n-
ed Monday. leaving Mrs. Greig fer a
Mrs Frank w. Bennett went Thurs
day 70 Wakefield, r. L, as the guest
of Mrs F., B. Robinson.
Mrs. w. E -LaBefie and Miss Flor
Eence Allen have been spending a few
days with the RoIHnson's of Wake
fiecld.
Nj. and Mrs. George Niche are in
Miss Austin, stenographer for the
Assawaga Co, is on her vacat ton.
Mrs. Morgan of Putnam takes her
place.
Mrs. C. A. Russell has been spend
ing a week at Eastern Point, and KEEL
sey Point.
Mrs. Benjamin cogswefl has been
spending several days in Mechanics
tff1c. with her mother.
W. E. LaBeIle spent the week end
in New York with his brother.
:. Mrs. Clarence Budlong of Providence
is spending the week with her BROTH
er. James blanchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w Tyler and Mrs.
T. J. Sarles, were callers in town on
Monday, coming by automobile from
Providence.
Guests From Norwich.
MIS- BldWeI mOVOre0 10 DdyVl14e
with Mr. and Mrs F. A. Bi1well.
Miss Mary E. BidweI of Norwich and
Charles BfdweH of New York, who
were guests of W. F. BidwelI.
Mrs. R. D. Curtis is entertaining
her granddaughter, Miss Helen Cur
tits of New London.
Mrs Fred Burnett and Miss Edna
Burnett returned to Worcester with
Mrs. Walter Green and sons.
Miss Eva Perry has been visiting
the Misses Law.
Suffers Accident.
Harold Field was injured while on
duty at the freight office and Ralph
Elliott is filing his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bennett of
Lakewood and William Bennett spent
the week end with Mrs. Fannie Ben
nett
Mrs. BIanehards Death.
Mrs Irving Blanchard died Wednes-
day at the home Of her sister, Miss
Clara Stokes. Mrs. Richard Blanchard
leaves one son. Raymond. Of Provi-
dence, R. l., and four sisters
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick O'Neill and
son. Charles, and Miss Catherine
MullocIy of Providence, Mrs. Cath
crime Lacombe Of Doonsocket. Mr..
John Greeley of Danieison and Miss
Annie O'Neill of Pomfret, were Sum
day guests of Mrs. Teresa O'NeilI.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
EASTFORD
Birthday ceIehrstion-Danee at Bart
iett's Hali-PersonaI Items.

-
Mrs. T. r. Chapman of Springfield
Mass. has been the guest of N. ].
Chapman for a. week.
Mrs Percie @. Dege of Putnam is
staying for short time with Mrs.
A. L. Johnson Her son. Walter, ac-
compaRied her here.
Mr.. and Mrs Marc E Lewis had
their son, Darwin and wife from Put
nam with them over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Clark enter
taiued On Sunday their sons, George
and Allie, Marcy and the latter's wife,
bert. The two last named will remain
for time George Clark and Allie
Marcy anticipate trip to Maine to
spend their vacation.
Home From North Carolina.
Charles D. Tatenl has returned from
q business trip TO North Carolina He
also visited his uncle in the south.
Vernon Bowen is spending a few
weeks at the shore.
AIR and Mrs Eli Weeks entertained
over night on the twelfth their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Frank Morse of East Hart
ford. and granddaughter, Mrs. Frank
Converse Of West Wilmington. They
made the trip In an automobile.
Harold Chapman of Hartford, is the
guest of Deacon Henry Trowbridge
and Miss Lila Huntington.
Miss" Anna Zasteria is the guest of
Miss Minnie Kucera.
Lyman Briggs has been entertaining
his son Clarence.
Ruth Colburn of Southbridge, Mass,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Col
burn.
Motored to the Beach.
Clifford Bowen took in his automo-
bile recently his parents, Mr. and Mrs
A, NJ. Bowen, Mrs. Fred A. Bowen,
Mrs. Edward Keith. and two sons,
Herbert and Lawrence and Miss Vera
Bowen to New London, where they
enjoyed a shore dinner
Asa Ethr1dge of New York spent
sunday with his family, who are
boarding. at the Eastford house
Miss Ruth Ethridge visited her
aunt in East Hartford recently
Birthday Party.
Miss Eleanor Ethridge's eighth
birthday was enjoyed on Aug. 18th,
by a party of children Refreshments
were served.
4 dance was given at Ellery Bart
let's hall recently. 4 large number
were present from out Of town
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21

Sale OF the Lane Prererty-Rarty For
Mrs. Maria, Potter on s2nd Birth
day.
Miss Ethel BarTrows !, Of New London
has been. spending a few days with
Mrs. J. II. Afil1igan.
+ Mrs. Makein and son of Central
Fails, R. :. and Mrs. Barden- OF At
tlebor6, Mass have BEEN guests Of
Mrs. Clayton Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield ColweIl are
at, Oakland Beach for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs G. d. MowrS spent
Tuesday. in Moosup Sith Mrs: Joseph
Mrs. James Kent is visiting her
brother in Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs Ezra Gallup and Miss
Laura Gallup of Ekonk, Miss Jennie
John Gallup and chiidr si of Dam
ielson. Mrs. CD Wheatlev and Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Call of Cedar
Point, r. l., were recent guests of
Mrs. Addie Z. Call
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Wright and
A. H. Battel and family were in Fos-
Mr.. and Mrs. II. '. Hasweil enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hy-
land OF Providence over Sunday
Mrs. Ellen Root is visiting in Har-
Tiseflle, r. L
l.. Z, RdWSOn was III Putnam last
week.
Herbert Hopkins spent few days at
Oakland Beach.
Mrs. Marion Brown and Mrs. Susan
Wright Of North Sterling have been
guests at the home of Clayton Wright
and A. H. Battey
Lane Place Sold.
j. H. MilHsan has sold the Lane
place in East Killingiy to Mrs. Lii
liar A. Bird Of Brockton; Mass, who
viii take immediate possession.
Surprised on Birthday.
Mrs. Maria Potter was pleasantly
surprised by few OF her neishbors on
Friday evening on her eighty second
birthday. A social hour was enjoyed
during which cake, ice cream and
lemonade were served Mrs Potter
received q number of pretty gifts. An
original poem by C. D. Mowry was
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
EAST KILLNGLY
Local People Hear Tubbs' Band
Frosts Reported Tuesday.

Local reoPie F7ezr lubbS Band
Frosts Reported Tuesday.
Clifton Cleveland OF Brooklyn called
On friends here Sunday
MIR. and Mrs Elmer Matherson and
daughter, Bernfce visited friends in
Moosup. Sunday.
Mrs Ethelyn Cove, who has been
spending her vacation at her home
here has returned to West Rutland
Mass.
Heard Norwich Band.
Several from here were at Wildwood
park Sunday to hear the concert given
by Tubs band of Norwich.
Miss Alma L. Rich is the guest of
Mrs A. E. Sayles at North Scituate
r. l., for a few days.
Mrs c. E. Hill was the guest of
her aunt. Mrs. Ellen Convey, at North
Scituate, Wednesday and attended the
Old Home Day exercises
Luther G. Andrews was in Hartford
Tuesday.
Early Frosts.
Frosts were reported on the low
lands Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Hill and son
MAYNARD, were at Foster Center, r,
l., Thursday, attending Old Home
Day
Miss Mabel Markham of BaIIouviIIe.
is visiting at Joseph Dumas for
week
Home From Mississippi.
W. E Whittle has returned from his
trip to Mississippi
Rufus R. Chase of Putnam was ar
the Chase homestead AIondav
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
SOUTH KILLNGLY
Stone SpauIding Wedding Temper.
ance Address at Church.

A number from this place were in
Foster Center Thursday for the Old
Home Day celebration.
Charles Young was in Putnam Sun
day to visit his son, Hollis, who Is
an appendicitis patient at the Day
knhail hospital
Mrs Henry Barber who has been
visiting relatives here and in Put
nam for a week. returned Sunday TO
her home in East Greenwich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry SpauIding are
entertaining their sons, Frank, Leon
idas and Schuyler, all of Boston.
Rev Walter Lamphear of Hartford
gave a temperance lecture in the
church Sunday evening.
and Mrs p. N Coffey ard children
motored to Rocky Point Sunday.
Stone spauIdins.
A pretty home wedding occurred at
the home Of zir and Mrs Henry
Spaulding Monday noon, when their
daughter. Eva, became the bride of
Paul Stone Of Bristol The cere-
ncny was performed under the tree1
father CT the groom They We're at
tended by Schuyler SpaGlding and
Mrs. Raymond Barlow. Mics Doane
plaS ed the wedding march. The
brides gown was white crepe de
chine Only relatives and intimate
friends were present
Nh and Mrs. Stone will live in Bri5-
toll.
School Buildings Renovated.
The schooI buildings have been in
the hands CT carpenters and painters
for the past week and are now in fine
condition for the opening Of the
school
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Child of Flush
Ing, l. l.. are visiting Miss Hiscox
and the two Mrs. Davis
Ralph Spencer of Putnam is at Al
mer Goss's.
Allen w Kenyon spent Sunday at
Ocean beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rider were guests on
Sunday of Mrs. Cora Barrett
Several from here attended the dance
at Bartlett's hail, Eastford, Saturday
night
Mrs Allen Kenyon has just return
ed from several days spent in Stat
ford, Hartford and Springfield
Mrs. J. J. Kelsch Of Brooklyn, n
T.. is at Allen Kenyon's for several
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
WihdhaH County
WNDHAM
Rev. Frank Thompson. Now OF Anso~.
MIA. Speaks on Chile at consreea-
tionai Church-Gussts and Travele.
re S., ,a-s.sz

ronai Cnurch-1usstS arc tra~ete"
RS. fts las
Mr.. and Mrs. &. r. U4ley. who Nave
heen spending several weeks at the
Swift house. returned to their home
in Willitra tic Thursday.
Mrcs FREDERICK Smith and Mrs.
Thomas Potter of New London were
Wednesday guests of their cousins.
Misses Mary and Alice Smith, at the
Bingham house. 81
Miss Sarah Johnson returned frcm
Willimantie Nv ednesdey. Miss john
son Ss 5 imF ssTan IN o. he Ns YORK has
been shendfhg the week with Alan
Admiral swift ,Lsaves Tewn. :
Rear Admiral Swift. u. S. N, re-
tired, on Fitehfaeld SPRINGS, N. Y. left
wednesday, after a weeks visit with
his sister. Mrs. c. r. Utley.
Miss Mary Little has been spend
ing a few days in Voluntown.
On Motor Outing.
DR.. Guild and family. Miss Eliza
beth Clark of Putnam. Mr.. and Mrs. z.
w. Ula Guile and their guest, Miss
Nina Gage. Of .Changsha. China. left
Friday for a weeks automobile trip.
making their headquarters with New
jersey relatives.
Rev. NJ. r. Plumb Will preach in the
Congregational church in Willin1antfc
Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Chester Cole and children who
have been spending several weeks
With Mrs. Coles parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Utley, left for home on
Thursday
Miss Emma DowneII of Philadelphia
who has been at the inn for two
months, went to Atlantic City We'd
nesday to spend the remainder of the
Miss Anna Bates returned wednes-
day from q brief visit in Thompson
vile.
Miss Marian Larrabee is visiting a
visiting college friend in Ramsay, N.
Miss Mary. Baker of Adams. Mass.
has been spending the week with her
grandfather, w. S. Chappen.
Occupies Former Pulpit.
Rev. Frank Thompson of Ansonia,
e former pastor of the Congregational
church, gave very interesting talk
on Chile at the chapel Sunday even
ing. Mr.. Thompson spent SO years
in Valparaiso as Samen's chaplain.
and is living with cousins in Ansonfe
where Mrs. Thompson died last win
ter.sMr. Thompson has two daughters,
both married and living abroad, one
in 1.angs, Scotland, and the other in
: Waterloo, England While in town
Mr.. Thomuson is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Lathrop.
Mrs. Martha Manley Fuller Of Mid
dletown, is spending two weeks with
Mrs. Arthur Potter
No Preaching Service.
Preaching service at the Congre-
gationa1 church tomorrow will be
omitted. The C. E. meeting will be
held as susual. Mrs. Ida Pegrun will
lead, the topic is, Temperance Re
form. --
-, Dr. Guilds residence has been wired
for electricity.
Mrs Donaldson of Arlington, is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Helen Hop
kins.
Miss Florence Perkins has gone to
Woodstock for q week q
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
CLARK's CORNERS

Augustus ]. BraIndage, supervisor of
agriculture. and Worthington c. Ken
needy, Windharn County agent, were
in town inspecting childfen's gardens
last week
Mrs. John S. Scott has returned
from the Hartford hospital
Mrs. Patrick J. Navin was taken to
ST Josephs hospital, WiIIimantic, on
Friday
Miss Leonora Jennings was a mid
CRANKY.
Mr.. and Mrs. James and daughter.
Elizabeth, also Mr.. end Mrs Philip
J. Palmer nlotored from Springfield
and visited at L. H. Jewett's on Tues
day.
Mrs John Narin and Miss Viola
Navin visited the 1atter's mother in
Willimantic Wednesday
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
CANTERBURY

Mrs. Jackson is the guest this week
Of her son, John, at Cedarhurst.
4 lawn party is to be held this week
at E. A. Miller's beautiful home.
The state road work is getting
along well
I. A. Rice OF Cedarhurst is expected
home this week
Miss CIarissa Medbury returns home
this week and Miss Lucia Medbury
returns TO PIainfe1d, after spending
q week at her home here
Frank Gordon and family We're the
guests Sunday at W. II. Medbury's.
Tssenty-two cat down to dinner
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
PACKER

Henry Sirnino and Alfred Simino
spent Sunday at Rocky Point.
Nazaire Landry and Philip Sinaine
spent the week end visiting friends
in Norwich and Taftvilie.
Harold Sheefan was in Norwich
Wednesday. Is
Mr.. Weaver of East Hampton was
a guest att J. Browns Sunday.
Miss Lila Howe is spending the week
end in Wil1imantfc
George Simino and Alfred Sfrnino
were recent visitors in Wilfimantic.
Miss Celia Morrfsette visited friends
here ThursdaS
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
ONECO

E Viola Sistare and Helen Robbins
are visiting Miss Robbins mother
Alert Kenyon has returned to his
home in Norwich after visiting his
sisters and relatives in Oneco.
jeanne Brown went to Phoenix We'd
nesday.
Mrs. J. Ray Hayes OF winsted. is
visiting ner parents at the parson-
age.
Miss Eileen Carpenter is visiting
her brother at Ansonfa.
Mrs. c. D. Whitford and Mrs. Hor-