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Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20
SPRING HILL
Rev. A. A. Miner Purchases the For
 mer Carter Property.

Mr. and Mrs. Weld returned last week Friday evening from visit of nearly three weeks with relatives in New York and Newark, N. J.
 Miss Mildred Cummings is soon to return to her home in Staten Island. N r.
 Mrs. w. P. wildes, of Providence, R. l., has been at the home of her daughter. Mrs. H. c. Hawkins, a few days.
 A. D. Palmer has moved most of his household goods to his farm in South Manchester.
 D. C. F7aherty has broken ground for the foundation for the bungalow, which he is to build for Mrs. E. P. Bellows. of Brooklyn. N. Y.
 Rev. A. A. Muir has purchased the farm known at one time as the Car ter place at Hanks Hill, and recently owned by Peter Kuchle, who has re- turned to New York MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Towne have moved there from the Bosworth place and will care for the place at present. Felix Prue will move from the Davis place to the Bos- worth house vacated by the Townes.
 The long billed bird has been busy hereabouts this month, having visited three homes.
 The mid-week prayer meeting was held at the parsonage this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20
. SOUTH WINDHAM
Pittsburs Guests Arrive for Than'<sz siviHg-Endeavorers Have SoeiA

-- 94ts Miss Emily Lyman is ip South Windham with Mrs. Andrew MetzGcr. whose husband is quite feeble
 Gone to Worcester. Mrs. Nara has gone to Worcester to live with relatives. A,k Mrs Edward Chappellsof Indianapo- lis, who has been guest of her fat1- ser-inslaw. W. sIs. Ghappell. for two weeks, left on Tuesday.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Guild were in Norwich Wednesdal to attend the funeral of Dr. R. w. Kinball.
 Miss Clara Johnson returned Wed nesday from a short visit with the family of Oliver l.. Johnson in Nor wich. Mrs. Boardman of Hartford has been spending the week with the Mrs. Lucius Brown of Norwich is with Mrs. Ada Larrabee for a few days. Mrs. Larrabee is recovering from a recent illness.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles c. Abee, who have been spending several weeks at Walter Abhe's, went to New Haven Wednesday.
 Guests for the Holiday.
 MT. and Mrs Walter Abbe. Jr and son, Robert, of Pittsburg. are at.eWal- ter Abbe's to spend Thanksgiving.
 c. E, Soeiety's Social. y The c. E. society held an informal social Friday evening in charge of the Gertrude Arnold Games and music were enjoyed, and cocoa, saltines, but ter thins. cheese and fudge were serv- al
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20
ELMVnLE
Odd Fellows Visit ciayviIIe-Funeral
 of Edward Flynn.

George Davis of New, London spent the weekend with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Davis.
 Clifford Davis took party of Odd Fellows to Clayville. Tuesday even ing.
 Mrs. Clayton Wright and Mrs. Ad- die B. Call spent Thursday in Foster Center, guests of Mrs. Betsey Spears
 Mrs. Henry V. Haswen has been in Providence a few days, caring for a relative. who is i'll.
 George w. Kent and Miss Ada Daw- son of Danielson were guests oi friends in Webster, Mass, Sunday.
 Miss Esther s. Ives and Miss Olive T.. Kent of Providence called on Mrs James Kent Saturday on their re- turn from Worcester, where they wit messed the Tech Hampshire state football game.
 Mrs. Mary Dwyer spent Sunday with the Misses Conway in Danielson.
 Herbert Hopkins is home from Providence
 Edward Flynn, after long illness at the home of his sister, Mrs. Ann Keegan, died last week Funeral services were held Monday. Burial was in Holy Cross cemetery.
 MT and Mrs. Clayton Wright were recent visitors at Fayette Wright's in Pomfret Center
 A. H. Battey visited Lafayette lodge of Odd Fellows in Clayville, Tuesday evening.
 Miss Mildred Davis and Miss May Preston were Central Village visitors Sunday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20
EAST WELLINGTON

Miss Catherine Everett has returned to her home here. after spending some time visiting in the family Of Charles and Rudolph Horkey in Hartford
 Mrs. G. w Amidon has returned from the west and joined her husband at the home of his father, G. B. S. Amidon.
 Mrs. Lowry and two children are spending week in New York.
 Miss Hazel MacCormick was in Will limantic Saturday
 Mrs. A. G. Baldwin and Mrs. Frank Walton spent last Wednesday. in Staff ford Springs and visited Mrs. Walton's daughter. Mrs. Eugene Charter
 Miss Edith Cushman has gone to Stafford Springs to work in the Rob- ertson store.
 c. Reed is building grocery store for D. l.. Blakley.s
 Miss Mary Mroczowski. who works in the button factory in Daleville, has hired room so as to be near her work through the winter
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20
ABNGTON 5
Gift of Books to Lihrary--Loeal Guests
 at Pomfret Reception.

H l-l
 Several new books have been added to the library this month. the gift oi Mrs. Clark and Miss Rickard. s Charles Grfggs and his mother went to Bridgeport last week, Mrs. Griggs remaining to be near her daughter Mrs. Buliard, who recently underwent a serious operation at a local hospital Mrs. Buliard is said to be getting oi as we'll as can be expected. Mrs. Seymour, Peal. spent several days recently in Westerly, R. l., the guest of Mrs Irving Hopkins.
 Ernest Clapp of Elliott has entered the employ of a firm in New Haven as salesman in New England territory.
 William Gould is suffering from a severe attack of neuralgia. =
 Attended Reception.
 Several from Abingdon attended the reception given MT. and Mrs. James Pitt Sharpes at their home in Pomfret Tuesday evening. About 40 relatives and friends were present. Ice cream and cake were served and the evening was pleasantly spent with music, whist ard dancing. MT. and Mrs. Sharpe were given a handsome silver tea ser- vice, MT. Dawson making the presenta- ton in a particularly delicious man. ner.
 Mrs. George Read of Kenoza Lake N. Y, who at one time lived in Abing- lOI4r IS recovering AIO1Al elAl OPCA deAOA na the Methodist Episcopal hospital in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Will Have Supper and Sale.
 The Ladies Aid society met Thurs day afternoon in the library, 24 mem- bers being present. It was voted to have supper and sale.
 Miss Ellen E. Osgood of East Hart ford is at the Sumner farm.
 Charles Warner shot two large deer
 Ri I,@ laC co1r Hnf cd over 200 pounds apiece. %
 Mrs. Nancy Chase, who has been vis- iting her niece in Boston, is at home aSain,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20
STAFFORD
Thanksgiving Service Tomerrow-Pas tor Home from Western Vacation.

 Miss Florence Garvais has resigned at the Robertson store.
 Miss Flora Rabideau returned Tues- day from a visit with relatives in Can- ada.
 MT. and Mrs c. B. Pierce of Pat erson. N. J., have been guests of Mir. and Mrs G. w. Bray.
 The topic for the Y. P. c. U. next Sunday evening IS Thanksgiving Sum day, an Evening with the Psalms. Leader, Frederick Glover
 Mrs. William Fuller has been the guest of MT and Mrs. Austin Witt.
 Thanksgiving Service.
 At the Baptist Bible school next Sunday the opening exercises will con- sist of a pleasing Thanksgiving ser vice. Attractive programs will be dis tributed.
 Pastor Home. from West.
 Rev. L. B. Curtis returned Friday from his most enjoyable and helpful vacation in the west, glad to find his work well cared for in his absence and for kindly welcome home again. Sum- day morning he reviewed some leading features of the country and life of the west.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20
SOUTH WINDHAM
Arthur Colbert Returns From cele- rada-canaan' Man Buys Out Hotel.

Sunday morning Mrs. Mary Lark ham. her daughter, Mrs. Charles Hahn and child and Miss Rehshaw ~-aud James Larkham. motored to Hartford and were guests of their cousin. Mrs
 Returns from Colorado. Arthur Colbert of Hotchkiss, Colo rado. arrived in town "Wednesday eve- ning,. after being away since a year ago last June.
 Newsy Notes.
 Ralph Scrihner has been confined to his home with an attack of grip.
 Clinton Winchester of New London, The K K. K. sewing club met with Miss Celia Colbert. Wednesday eve ming.
 Miss Jane simons Of Norwich was in town Saturday.
 Mrs. Herman simmons and Miss spending week with relatives in Worcester, have returned home. E Mrs. Edna Hatch and Misses IilIie Wednesday s
 Nathan Eccleston is ill with tonsi- iitis.
 New Hotel Manager. E Napoleon Le Clair, who has con- ducted the business of the South WiRdham hotel for some time past, has made arrangements to dispose of the same to Clement H. Kegler of Canaan. Conn. Having made applica- tion Wednesday,, for the license, MT. Kegler intends to take possession soon.
 Elmer Engstrom is in. Boston on business for the Smith Winchester Co. Roland Slate of Groton was in town Tuesday calling on friends.
 Tc Conduct Concert.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Rose, who have been to Manchester have returned. MT. Rose. has been engaged to conduct a concert of eld-time music in the sehoolhouse hall%in Manchester, We'd nesday,- Nov. F.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20
EKONK

MT. and Mrs. Frank Flames moved Wednesday to their new home on the Hazard place, near Escoheag.
 Miss Elsie Brown entertained Miss Lulu Anderson of Sterling over Sun day.
 Miss Mellor visited with teachers in Sterling over Sunday
 Mrs. Josephine Gallup and Miss Amy Gallup visited at A. A. Stanton's Wednesday. Miss Amy remained for a longer visit.
 Earl Davis moved his steam mill to John Tanners place Wednesday and will saw for Clark Congdon.
 James Congdon has caught large number of coons this season.
 The young people served an oyster supper in Grange hall Friday evening { Five men from Providence were ir tEis section last week hunting. They boarded at Jeanette CaIlup's.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20
HEBRON

MT. and Mrs, Porter of Columbia were in town calling on friends last Sunday
 Allison F.rink of Columbia called on his mother last Sunday
 H. K Viner and family Of Bristol were at MT. Loren Lords over Sun day.
 Miss Mary Lord is home and quite ill with jaundice.
 David Strong has a new autouohile-
 The supper Wednesday evening at the church dining hall was V eh pat ronized.
 The Congregational society expects to have the new furnace for next Sunday. It is to be put in by man from Midletown.
 Miss Alice Thompson had a cyst removed from her eye. last week. It is getting along we'll.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20
BOLTON
5onehead MinsfrsIs for Benefit of Hall
 Association-About $40 Cleared.

Leslie Bolton. Charles Lee. Myron Lee. Will Atkins. Michael Daly, Michael Sheridan, Maxwell Hutchinson, John Massey, Harold Lee. Russell Lee. AL bert Lee of Bolton, Louis Tracy of Willimantic and Albert Root of Hart ford. under the name of the Bonehead minstrels. gave minstrel show in Bolton hall Saturday e1ening before a crowded house. Leslie Bolton was manager, Albert Root director, and gram follows; Opening chorus, entire company; My Home in Ireland. Myron Lee; Susanna, Charles Lee; Back Home in Tennessee, Albert Root; buck and wing. Louis Tracy; When I Leave the World Behind. Myron Lee: spe- cialties, Albert Root; final. entire com pany. Lyman's four piece orchestra provided music for the evening, danc- ing followed the program. A profit of $40 was made for the benefit of the ' Hall association.
 News in General. r.
 Miss Dorothy Sumner. of Rockville spent Sunday with Miss Elizabeth
 Mrs. J. wesson Phelps is in Bran ford for a few weeks.
 E Miss Sarabel Pinney entertained Misses Mildred Buckbee and Miss Cora Rogers of South Manchester over Sun day.
 Mrs. Jane B. Sumner and Mrs. Jen- nie l.. Bolton have returned to Hart ford. after the summer and fall spent at their Bolton home.
 Miss Anita R. Baker. who is spend ing the winter in New York, was al her summer home for the week end
 Walter Braidy of Hartford was g recent guest of Leslie Bolton.
 MT. and Mrs. c. S. Hutchinson. Miss Hutchinson and Miss Ruth Warner oi Hartford spent Sundaym in Bolton.
 The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs. Charles Loomis Thursday after. noon.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

and Mrs. J. O. Babcock, making the trip by automobile.
 Double Medal Contest.
 An r. L. Double Silver Medal contest held in grange hall Friday ev- ening. November 18th, proved a great success. The seIections were very in- teresting and amusing. There were six contestants in each contest. The selections were interspersed with mu- sic. The medals were awarded Flor enoe Amelia Whyte, age Il. who re- ceived "Papa's Vote,r and to Lima Em- ma Wheeler age II eThe Cider Webb 2
 While the. judges were making their decision. an illustrated poem was given which was very amusing. Ice cream was served after the pro- gramme. The gross receipts were s26s 80 and the net proceeds s9.50. The Judges were. Mrs. Florence Hall Lewis Mrs. Ida Pegrum, and Miss Adelaide Hallem.
 Notes.
 The VIC. T. U. held it's meeting in the chapel Tuesday afternoon.
 Ernest Butler has been making. res pairs on tho house of James Pringle Thomas Clark of Hartford was a visitor here Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20
SOUTH CANTERBURY

William Wilioughby was in Packer vile on business. Monday.
 Misses Ruth and Marion Cone have been visiting Mrs. Howard Davis of Flat Pbck.
 Miss M C. Adles of Norwich was at Cones Villa Sunday.
 The man who purchased Cones farm is taking possession Dec. L The Cones will give farewell ball before leaving for the west. As they have relatives Tn Nebraska, they will locate there.
 MT. Frederick has decided not to accompany his relatives to the west, as his marriage with, Miss Susie White is to take place about Dec. 25, and in partnership with Tom Mellen has purchased a rarrrr in SPackervflle. A number attended the dance in Sterling Saturday night of last week,
 Eugene Coffee of P1ainf1eld was a recent caller on friends here.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20
Holland County
COLUMBIA
sirthday Whist Party for Abbott Lit' tle-WeII Yielding too Much Water, Suddenly Goes Dry.


 Harris Minniken, Frank Anderson. Sherwood Martin and MT. Wright of MaDehester were in town for a day 8 hunting recently. They were guests of MT. and Mrs. rL.- E. Winter while here.
 Birthday Whist. Mrs. Abbott Little gave a ten table whist party at Yeoman's hall on Fri day evening of last week in honor of her husbands Sand birthday.
 The name of another well to do Scitizen may be added to the list of automobile owners. Well, he's "Abell'' to own one if he wants to. l
 We'll Goes Suddenly Dry.
 Cecil Gates has been having well excavated on the lot where his new house is being erected. After going down Some 20 feet a ledge was struck and water began to flow in. : It came in so fast that it coul dnot be bailed out as fast as it came in and after several attempts to bail it so that the well might be dug deeper. it was con- sidered useless to make further efforts and the we'll was stoned up. A few days after, the well became compara- lively dry. Why the apparently large flow Of water should cease so sudden ly is a mystery. Rev. Leonard Smith of Mansfield occupied the pulpit in this place last Sunday as supply. His topic was Hidden Things, a. Place for Everything and Everything in Its Place. Madison Woodward and the en- ployes at Merrythought farm motored to Storrs and Wilmington one day last week.
 Mrs. Edward E. Lyman sang a fine ly rendered solo, Jesus Lover of My Soul, at the morning church service Sunday
 H. W. Porter and family spent Sun day with friends in Hebron
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20
SOUTH WELLINGTON
Figures of Grand List O. k.-Purse of $12o for Rev. and Mrs. E. w Darrow

It is thought that Rev. F. w Dun can of Springfield, Mass. will supply the pulpit in Memorial church tomof- row, theN21st
 At the stated communication of Uriel lodge, No. 24, F. and A. M., there will be work on the F. c. degree
 The statement in this column last Saturday that the grand list of the town would be about $3, 900, 900, was not mistake, although it is natural enough to wonder how the 75O per cent. raise came about
 Presented Purse. z-e
 At the reception given Rev. and Mrs. B. w. Darrow last week in Me morial church, over one hundred att tended and enjoyed a social evening and refreshments. taking the oppor- tunity to present MT. and Mrs. Darrow a purse of $130.
 MT. and Mrs Charles F. Macfar- lane, Elmer Macfarlane and Miss Mar garet Wiegeld called on Stephen Slingsley at Woodstock Valley last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Nichols daughters Alice and Edith and Miss Anna Wiegold spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. James Lawrence in Union- vile.
 Fires Prevented.
 Fire wardens as well as owners of wood or timber land have reason to be thankful for the frequent rains that have prevented such a list of fires a g that of a year ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20

cIub-Art soeisty Meets.
 MT. and Mrs. w. E. LaBelie were ir tostcn Tuesday and "Wednesday. The Ladies Aid society met with heir president, Miss Bernice Cogs- FeIl, Tuesday, afternoon. The hostess erved dainty refreshments.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Phelps oi Fallingford spent the week end with Frs. c. A. Russell and family.
 Pleasing Concert.
 Monday evening the people listened dveh by four male voices. The course b a fine concert in Columbia hall under the infringement of the Men'e Hub. X
 Judge Sabinf S. Russell was in Hart ord Wednesday.
 Mrs. W. c. Darrow has been confined 5 the house by rheumatism the past aw days. as Mrs. Silas Adams, resident of Day. GIle. was buried from her home We'd esday. She had been sufferer for one time.
 Willard Bennett spent tfas week end Gith his mother. Mrs. Fannie Ben Mir. and Mrs. Roland Bennett from lridgepart are spending the week tifh Mrs. Frank Fields.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20
CANIERBIlRY GREEN
eeastribdsIensStn Be Made for Armen-
 ian Refusees-surprisa Presram al

The pastors sermon Sunday was on he Insanity of Sin and the World Cure Tha.s text was, from Mark 9:29. This Kind can come forth by noth- Ing save by prayer and fasting; Ref eerinEs of the Arnaenians under per- secl1tion in Turkey. Opportunity will be. given next Sunday to contribute to aid the refugees.
 The Christian Endeayor meeting StncaY at p. m. will be led by James rcwne. Subject oThe Way in Which God Wants to be Thanked" Ps. 76:1-7. Thanksgiving meetfng.)
 The ladies' meeting and social at Mrs. Truman Hart's. was very pleas mt. Two quilts were tiled, one an ing will. be on Nov. 90. at Mrs. Henry RandalFs.
 Rev. and Mrs. H. B. GoodseIl of South Killingiy were guests last week It the parsonage, and took part in the nitf-week prayer meeting.
 Mrs. James Lathrop and daughter, Miss Lydia have been in Hartford for he last ten days. :. returning this weekend.
 Anton Rodler has returned from a weeks stay in New York city.
 Motored from StaffordvilIe.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Swift of Staff eordvilIe were guests at the parsonage 1n Sun0ay, together With G. Ernest Cooley of the same place in whose car they made the trip from Stafford, reaching the Green in time for the morning service.
 Mrs. William Miller is visiting in New York until after Thanksgiving.
 Miss Fanny Brown is at her broth rE home in Pomfret.
 Burton Flint, son of Mrs Lewis Lyon, visited his mother last week With him was Herbert Stearns also 6 South Coventry.
 Dr. Reed of Central Islip was with Hrs. Reed at her mothers, Mrs. T. L. Wilson, over the week ! An entertainment by coiored pmedian troupe was given Saturday light in Grange hall.
 Surprise Program.
 At the regular grange meeting Wednesday night surprise program vas given by four couples of young people dressed to represent Look hg Backward"
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20
COVENTRY
Features of Thank Offering Service Lecture on the Mission of Healing.


 The annual thank offering service of the Sunday school was held in the chapel Wednesday evening A good program was well carried out. One of the interesting features of the pri- mary class was for each one to earn some money and tell how it was done. The service was enjoyed by a large audience.
 Irving Loomis shot deer this week.
 Illustrated Lecture.
 Rev. Harold S. Winship of Hartford occupied the pulpit Sunday morning. In the evening a stereopticon lecture was given in place of the regular ser vice. The subject was The Mission of Healing. The slides came from the A. B. C. F. M. and showed mission hospitals and other buildings in Tur- key, India and China. Little Dorothy Rose Wood, of Yer non, is spending two weeks with her grandmother, Mrs. r. W. Chase. Earl Green of Hartford is at home for several days hunting.
 Buys Adjoining Farm.
 Mrs. Bertha Praion has bought of
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Mrs. John Lowe is spending a few days at Wakefield.
 MT. and Mrs. Mentville have moved to the peach farm.
 Mr. and Mrs. Basto expect to start for California before long.
 Senexet grange worked the first and second degrees last Wednesday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. K. Sacord left here for California the past week.
 Misses Ruth and Mabel Cahoon spent a few days recently with Mrs. Young.
 Oliver Shaw moved to Putnam this week.
 Edmund K. Gilbert who has been spending a couple of weeks with Harry Wells has returned ro his home in New Haven.
 The Ladies' Aid society held a chicken pie supper and sale last Fri day. night.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20
THOMPSON

MT. and Mrs. Allen Reynolds have been entertaining MT. Reynolds father and mother from New York
 The funeral services of MT. Gilbert Thompson were held at the Baptist church last Sunday.
 The thank offering services of the Ladies Missionary society at the Congregational church, will be held al the vestry this (Saturday1 afternoon A missionary from Turkey will speak
 Mrs. Forrest Rhodes has been wis., iting her mother in Worcester
 Mrs. James sunyan i. entertained Mrs. Ann Knight, thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20
. SCOTLAND
Ienbers of Aid Soeisty Earn Money and Tell How-Doubie Silver Medal coateat of L. T. E.N

Last July, several members of the adies' Aid society pledged themselves raiscsa dollar each for their treas ", and at meeting later on tell how [ was done. The invitation to meet nth Mrs. Charles Reed Wednesday ras accepted, and over forty were resent Various ways were enn- toyed to raise the cash, and some ere quite amusing. One knitted a hawI another raised sage and sold [; several picked berries to sell; one as called up in the night to give a airsty automgbile a drink and earned alf the dollar by so doing; one sold pples and vegetables. and drove her 0rge to town to accommodate friends. ne consumed the midnight oil. The .sult of their efforts added s35 to the md. After the experience meeting d ,cial hour sEaE spent, zana ice cream nd wafers were served by the pres- Eent, Mrs. Wiiiiss assisted by Mrs. ,. AIof7itt and others.
 Mrs. A.. H. GaIlup. Winslow Gallup Id Mrs, Minnie Bahcock spent a, day gently at AsoTdale. R. T., with MT.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20

tAin of Golden Wedding Annivers.
 afs.
 Mr. and Mrs. George s. shippee ct Fisteyilie. R. |. spent the. week end with friends and relatives here. Ruth, of Danielson. were the guests os fri@Sids here Saturday.
 Mrs. T. Albert Brooks is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. F. Sayies at North SciEate R. I '
 Gladys. and Miss Lucina Smith were in Putnam. Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. s. D. Sheldon enter tained their son, and two grand daughters; Sunday. *,r
 The town has been haviEg the brush cut in the old cemetery on the North the oldest in the town.
 Guests at Golden Wedding.
 Mrs. Harriet Chaffee of Putnam, Mir and Mrs. Stephen Hawkins of WeHpter. Mir. and Mrs. Fred Soule and daughter, Clara, of North Attle- borps attended the golden wedding apnlTersary of MT. and Mrs Elisha s,
 Miss Doris Smith is visiting rela- tives in North Scituate for a few
 Married Fifty Years.
 Mf. and Mrs Elisha F. Seule cele- brafed their golden wedding anni- vef&ary, Monday, November 15. Near 1y one hundred friends and relatives Joined with them to make it 8 sue- ce@s. An oyster supper was serv- edsbetween six and seven o'clock. aft- or which Miss Eleatha Sheldon sang O. Promise Me. when Mir. and Mrs. Solle were remarried by Rev. Dr, Blake of Brooklyn. They were ac- ccsnpanied by Mrs. Souls's brother. stephen Hawkins, and> wife. After the cereznony. Mrs. Almond Bartlett read an original poem; she said 1t was Mfsha's side of the story. They re- cefVed many beautiful presents in cIudfng several g0lae pieces.
 Miss Nellie M. Chase visited in Pufnam Saturday,
 Daniel Tewgoods Of Foster visited SrtandS heKe WedneSday.