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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11
Windham County
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Edward Cutler Starts For oldahema-
Mrs. Everett Ladd Attends Scotland
Old Home Celebration.

/ Frederick j. Eaton OF Providence,
has been visiting his mother. Mrs.
Henry Frink.
Miss Elizabeth Bouraue has re-
trned from Thompsonville. where she
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Parent.
!; Home From Canada.
! Mrs. Patrick willette and Miss
Mary j. Willette have returned from
Canada where they have been spend
ling three months for the benefit of
fGfiss Millette's health, which is much
improved.
: Mrs. Julia wilbur of centerville. r.
I. has beeh~ spending several days at
Patrick Longbrau's.
Mrs. Joseph Jodoin, who has been
very III Is improving.
Mrs. Howard Whitney and SON, OF
Conc to ol<lahoma.
Edward Cutler is making his annu-
al visit to Oklahoma where he spende
several weeks buying broom corn.
Rev and Mrs. Frank Fuller Of Alb
ington have been guests at Mrs.
Charles Byles.
Providence relatives.
Mrs. William Dean has been visit
ing her sister, Miss Phebe Barber at
the Willimantic Camp ground.
Entertained Miss Burdiek.
Miss Phyllis Burdick of Norwich has
returned home after visiting her
cousins, Elizabeth and Lois Stetson.
Mrs, Charles Day has returned from
her vacation in Maine.
Edward c. Til1inghast has return
ed from New York.
H. Elmer Lewis has beenta Norwich
visitor.
Mrs Everett Ladd has been II
Scotland visiting relatives and at.
tending the Old Home Week celebra.
ton.
rechool.
Mrs. Michael Conneally has beer
visiting her sister in Providence.
Teaching in oneeo.
Miss Lillian Cooper is teaching a
the Bailey district in Oneco.
Mrs. Robert Mcleod and daughter
Dorothy of Brooklyn, N. Y, have beer
Visiting Mrs. McLeod's father, ALDER
&c. Walker.
Mrs Roosevelt Smell at Pleasure Beach
Miss Emma Greenhalgh has return
ed 20 Reading, Mass, where she Is
commercial teacher in the high school
William Jowett of Southbridge
Mass. has been spending several day
WARN HE 6OLAs "Aho4A JO~CSLs
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edgerton AM
daughter. Hazel. spent Sunday witt
lWillimantic relatives.
Miss Mildred Whitehead is enter
tanning her cousin from Methuer
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Divide Chapdelaine O
Brooklyn have been guests of friend
here, where they formerly lived.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Howard Cross hav
returned from several days visit witt
Providence relatives.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11
ELLINGTON
Committees Appointed for'Fair-Dieti-
tian Resians-To Lay Church Cor
nerstone.


= Plans for the big fair OF the Union
Agricultural society are well under
way. The committee Of sports includes
Robert Aborn. William Kfbbe and
Earl Hathaway. There will be a go
yard and a 100 yard race, standing,
broad and running broad jump, wheel
barrow race and baseball game. There
will be a parade in charge of A. D.
Hale, G. F. Ferr and Charles Thrail.
The Friendship class met for the
monthly business meeting and social
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. p.
Wood Tuesday evening. Progressive
rock was played.
Returns from Hospital.
Mrs. NJ. z. Haywood returned Mon
day from st. Francis hospital. where
she was operated on three weeks ago.
The funeral of Mrs. Dornan was
held Tuesday afternoon. Burial was
in the Center cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Bentley OF
South Manchester have returned home
after several days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Hale.
Mrs. NJ. P. Kimball has resigned as
dietitian at the birmingham, Mass.
hospital and is at her home here.
CONVERSIONS Laying.
The Congregational church buildins
committee held a meeting recently and
| appointed committees to arrange fol
| the laying of the cornerstone of ths
new church, which Is now in process
of building. The date has not beer
! set.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11
DAYVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Gredg have re-
turned from a White Mountain trip.
The Ladies' Aid society met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. A. T. Hope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Simpson of
Hartford were at Mrs. c. A. Rus
sells over Labor day.
Frank Field and family spent the
week end at Mantle.
Miss Florence Shippee went with
Mr.. and Mrs. Field to Mantle.
Mr.. Bixby and family of New Ha-
ven are-spending the week with Mrs
c. J. Bellows.
Mrs. Cheseboro and family went to
Rocky Point on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Briarly
spent the week end at Potter Hill, r.
7.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Briarly were
week enc guests of Maynard, Mass
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jabez Brown spent
Labor day with Providence friends.
Mrs. Lillian Mosely has returned to
the home of Mrs. Samuel Gillette.
Wayland Bennett Of New York is
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Bennett for the week.
Mrs. Sahin S. Russell has returned
from a visit at Mystic.
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TolIand County
SPRING HILL
Mrs. Betsey capen Reaches fond
Birthday-Entertainment at Baptist
Observation-Disclosures Caucus.

Mrs. Betsey Capen at Mapleview
farm received on Saturday, August %,
letters and cards from many friends
in remembrance Of her birthday. She
has reached the remarkable age of
1e2 years, and although blind, is in
comfortable health.
The public school opened Tuesday
morning with Miss Marjorie Harris,
Of Franklin Mass, teacher. She Is
boarding with the Days.
Baptist Entertainment.
The entertainment at the Baptist
church last week Friday evening was
well patronized by local people and
visitors. and all seemed well pleased.
Tho programme follows:
Piano duet, Mrs. Weld and Miss
Freeman FOCAL duet. 5Irs. Bellows and
Mas Rockwell. song. Mr.. Mandell:
reading. SIiss Rockwell; song. Mrs.
Below piano duet. Mrs Weld and
Miss Freeman; vocal duet, Mrs. Bel
lows and Mr. Weld; reading. Miss
Rockwell; trio, Mrs. Bellows, Miss
Freeman and Miss Rockwell; sketch,
Daobsng Up the Pieces: Lord Dawlishs
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Mr.. weld: Mrs. Melton. Miss Marian
Wa. In Mexico.

Mr.. Weld: Mrs. Melton. Miss Marian
Stcrrs.
Was In Mexico.
Franklin p. Welsh has been q Wis
a couple of weeks. He is mining
engineer and was interested in mines
In Mexico: after the revolution broke
out the mines were seized and he was
obliged to fee the country, in doing
which he received injuries which have
made him an invalid. He has been
In STANFORD several months
DR.. r. 3. WILCOX and Mrs. George
Brown. of Providence. r. l.. have been
recent visitors at Mapleview.
The selectmen held their final meet
ing for the year at the office OF the
town clerk last Monday. The tax coll
lectoFs book will remain open until
! this Saturday evening.
Mrs. E. +. Storrs and Mary Storrs
have returned from Cotuits Mass
At Norwich Fair.
Dc FIaherty has been in Norwich
this week with the exhibition tent Of
the c. A c., at the fair. Mrs Byron
town are visitors at the F1aherty home.
Miss Olive Wildes has entered Prov
tdence high school
Miss Annie L. Botham, who has been
| spending the summer at the Smith
Bellows summer home. has returned
to her home in New Britain.
Mrs W. A. Weld Is in Woonsocket,
r. L, today Saturday attending a
wedding of relatives
/ Miss Marian Storrs has returned to
Vile.
Republican Caucus.
| Thee republican caucus to nominate
l town officers will be held in the town
hall this Saturday afternoon
Ladies' Night at Grange.
Echo grange, Mansfield. held its reg
ular meeting on the 9Th inst. II being
ladies' night, the several Offices were
filed by lady members. The follow
ing programme was presented by the
lecturer Of the evening, Mrs. Robert
Stems: Plano solo, Miss May Law
renson; reading. Mrs. Jenner; sympo-
SUM, Tell One Way in Which the
Women of the Community Can I'm
prove Our Schools. (Ten answers)
Vocal solo, Mrs. William Squires; talk
My Vacation, Miss Helen Huntington;
selection. ladies' quartette. Mrs w. L
Storrs, Mrs. G. H. Wyman. Miss>Abbis
o. Storrs, Mrs. w. F. Storrs; piano
solo, Miss Ebba E. Smith.
Motored Home.
Miss Mabel BunneI of Bantam ha.
returned home after spending two
weeks as the guest of Miss Ebba E
Smith. Clarence Perkins of LitchfielC
conveyed MISS Bunn6ll from Spring
Hill to her home in his automobile.
Chairman Rev. Leonard Smith and
Secretary George b. Allen of thu
school board Of Mansfield, made a toul
Of inspection of all the school build
ings in the town. and find them IL
excellent condition.
| A teachers meeting was held q
Storrs schoolhouse Wednesday.
The Spring Hill school opens witt
eight pupils.
w. p Wilder and.family, 1t is report
ed, will return to, Eden Park, Provi
} dence, r. 1. Last Sunday Mr.. Wilde
resigned the SUPPLEMENTARY of tn
Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Bellows, sum
: mer visitors for a number of years
are to build a bungalow on land ad
jacent to the church lot and W. c
| F1aherty's-
Miss Alice Day returned to Statel
Island Monday after spending ten day
with her parents. She was accom-
panied by Harold Van Duser of New
York.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11
GOLDEN WEDDING.
Fftieth Anniversary of MIR. and Mrs.
- James p. Little.

Today Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
James p. Little will in a quiet way
observe the Seth anniversary OF their
marriage. They were married on the
morning OF Sept. 18th. 1866, in CO.
lumbta, by Rev. Frederik ID. Avery
then pastor of Columbia Congrega-
tional church. Mrs Little was Miss
Esther A. Collins. daughter of Rufus
and Olive Potter Collins. Mr.. Little
Is the son of Samuel and Clarissa
Pinnes Little. Both were residents of
Columbia at the time of their mar
rage and have since resided here. Mr.
Little conducted a successful farming
business until 1905. when he scld his
farm property and purchased the place
on Columbia Green where he now re-
sides He represented his town in the
famous deadlock legislature OF 1881
2. and was elected senator from the
then 23d district in 1894. Politically
he has always been a staunch repub-
hcan, casting his first presidential
vote for Abraham Lincoln m 1864 and
has never missed voting at every state
| and presidential election. and but once
at the annual town election, since he
was made am elector in 1863. He has
been the Norwich Bulletins Columbia
correspondent for nearly half a CEN
| tury.
Owing to Mrs. ,Little's health no
general invitations have been sent To
| friends or relatives. and no general
reception Will be held Instead IL has
been planned to spend the day in an
| automobile trip with their son, DR.
Samuel A Little, and his wife,, OF
Hartford.
There were three baseball games
/ played here Labor day. One in the
morning by n picked up nine from
| Columbia and a nine from the Center
church camp at the lake. The game
was won by the latter. TO 2.
In the afternoon two game were
played by the Columbia nine and the
Vernon nine. or rather a combination
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11
SOUTH WELLINGTON
Edwin Mckinney Moves to EagIeVille
w. C. =. U. Securing q Yard Nof
Dimes.

Samuel Hostenholme and Mrs. Ger
trude Hostenholme of Middleton
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam A. James.
this village, with all business In op-
GRAFTON as usual
James F. Lawrence Of Unionville
spent Sunday with local friends
Oswald Weisold, who has been
working in the mfll here curing the
summer. left Friday to resume his
studies in a Carnegie college in Pitts
burgh, Pa
Mrs. Edward Emmons of Coventry
spent Thursday with Mrs. Walter A.
Allen.
Leon o. Woodwork has occupied
quarters in his new bungalow. but has
not announced when the house warm
ing is to be.
At Family Reunion.
William H. Nichols and family and
Miss Anna Wiegold attended a family
| reunion in Coventry. r. L, last Satur-
| day. spending Sunday at Rocky Point.
Mrs Arthur Eldredge Of Woodstock
has been visiting friends here.
Edwin Mckinney has moved to Ea-
gleville, where he will do light work
| until his health improves.
The school at the glass factory will
| commence Monday next
John A Richardson substituted for
| Station Agent Medbery Saturday and
Monday, while Mr. Afedbery was in
| Boston.
Yard of Dimes.
Local W. c. T. U dues must be
paid before Sept Goth. To meet an
| urgent need of the state organization.
| each local will contribute a yard OF
/ dimes and a sewing bee was held al
! the home of Mrs. Z. J. Holman Fri
l day evening and the dime sewed inru
| the yard of tape Later in the season
it is planned to give a play for the
benefit of the union.
Mrs. George H Phillips, of Fall
| River, Mass. ana Mr.. and Mrs. r. II
| Staples of Willimantic We're recent
EFT.
Clarence Riffenburz, OF HoIyoke
Mass. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. c
Latham
/ =. Mrs. H. A. Wheeler has returned
from a visit with relatives in Meriden
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred CoEburn and Sol
Walter, Miss Ruth Ellis. Mr. and Mrs
I'D. L. Royce and family, visited tn,
Hale peach ORCHARDS at GLASTONBURY
last Sunday.
/ Republican Caucus.
The republican caucus to nominal,
town officers was held in the hall il
this village Friday evening.
4 Mrs. Mary Korper, Mrs Lena G
Bracket and daughter Hazel spen
Sunday in Hartford.
The list of students at high schools
from this town promises to be tn,
largest yet. --
The new car owned and driven b,
Robert T. Jones is one of the few
highest grade cars owned in town.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11
GURLEYVHLE

School opened Tuesday with Miss
Bliss teacher. The schoolhouse has
been painted and has new desks and
ioor-a great Improvement.
Rally day was observed At the
church with a well arranged pro-
gram
Misses vi5a, Nettie and Beatrice
Fuller have returned to school at New
Britain after spending their vacation
with their mother, Mrs. Helen Fuller.
Mrs. Phebra Hanks has ben enter
tanning her niece for a short time.
Earl Fisher. Mrs. II. d. Fufler. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Fuller, Messrs Bef-
tina and Beatrice Fuller, have return
ed home after spending a week AZ
Kozy Kamp. West wilmington Thsy
report that Taylor's Lakes are the
place to go TO camp and fish
Mrs. Henry Fisher and granddArgh-
ter. Nettie, spent Tuesday at Kay
Kamp, West wilmington
California this year win produce
80. 900 tons Of olives.
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EASTFORD
School Term Begins $3.50 Methodist
; Woman Minister on Vaeation-Ad-
= dress by Miss Trowbridse.


Mrs. H. H. Converse and daughter
Eybil have returned from a visit to
New Haven and Stafford.
Mrs. Marc. e. Lewis spent several
days in Putnam last week.
Misses Elsie Lewis and Violet Col
burn are attending Putnam High
school.
Grant Trowbridge has returned to
New Haven. He was accompanied by
Charles 8. Johnson. who is employed
khere.
School Term Begins.
Miss Edith Wheaton opened the
eerm at the school on Tuesday.
Miss Katie Perry began school at
North Ashford on the seventh.
Vacation for Woman Preacher.
Miss Adelaide Brown who breaches
et the Methodist church is taking a
vacation of two weeks.
Charles D. Tatem, Carleton Tatem,
Ind Charles 8, Johnson spent Sunday
1t Crystal Lake at the C. D. Tatem
cottage. q
Carleton and Harry Tatem Of Wind
pam were guests Of their parents,
Sunday.
Described California Trip.
Miss Jeanette Trowbridge gave an
Interesting account Of her trip TO CAL
Rornia last Friday evening, at the
cnapeI Tor the benefit of the library.
Cake and Ice r-sam were on sale.
Samuel Curtis Jr. is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Keene,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis Of Gin
ron, Mass, Were guests for day OF
bis parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Welcome
Davis. =
Miss Florence Warren returned tc
New York on the seventh.
Mrs. John Ethridge visited Westerly
X, L. ar a lob
mere. Her son John Jr, visited there
Gso.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jones Of Gro.
ton, We're guests over Sunday of Mr.
Ind Mrs. John Jones.
Woodstock played baseball with
Eastford, Labor Day. The latter was
defeated.
Miss Lola Ethridge has spent sew.
sral weeks with her grandmother IL
Union.
Miss Mary Green has gone to Will.
mantle Normal School. She won
scholarship.
Miss Minnie Jones goes to Grosven
srdale. West Thompson.
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BOLTON
Mrs. Post and Mrs. Thompson Enter
tain-Teaehers in the Town Schools
/. Grading Begins.

GFdQtn9 6C9tnos
Mrs. David ]. Post and mrs Henry
J. Thompson of Hartford, who have
summer homes in Belknap, entertained
a company of 60 at Bolton hall last
Saturday evening. Herbert F1nnegan
and william Holman of South Man
chester played the piano and violin for
dancing, and card playing was enjoy
ed. Ice cream and cake were served
The hall was decorated with green
boughs and cut flowers
Mrs. Charles N. Loonis and daugh-
ter. Miss Adelia n. Loomis. entertain
ed the Ladies' Sewing society at Boil
ton hall Thursday afternoon.
J. Wesson Phelps with a force of
men began work gading the grounds
of the Bolton hall Tuesday. Frank c.
Sumner of Hartford has the hall
grounds and village square graded at
his expense. The generosity is greatly
appreciated by the Bolton people.
Opening of School Year.
Bolton schools opened Tuesday for
the fall term with the following teach
ers: William B. Trowbridge of SIAM
ford, Center district; Miss Esther Hor-
witt of Bolton. Birch Mountain dis
trict; Miss Elizabeth Daley of Bolton,
South district: Miss Of Will
mantle, in the Belknap' district Mr..
Trowbridge and Miss Horowitz taught
in the same schools last year.
Mrs. J. Wesson Phelps is home, from
a two weeks stay in Branford.
George Fiefield of Massachusetts,,
who has been visiting Rev. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Perry in Ellington, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
n. Loonis. Jr.
Miss Mary E. Scanlon returned
Tuesday to New Britain afte a month
spent with Miss Anna Post.
Teaches in New Rochelle.
Miss winifred Carpenter returned
the first of the week to New Rochelle
N. Y. where she teaches in the high
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Hutchinson have
| returned to their Hartford home, hav-
Hutchinson's mother, Mrs. Jane B
| Sumner.
John Livingstone, who has spent the
| summer at Charles n. LOOMS, has re-
| turned to Waterbury to attend school
Miss Elizabeth Sumner and Miss
Gertrude Reichard began attending the
Rockville High school Tuesday.
! Little Eleanor Hutchinson has re.
| turned to South Manchester to stay
| with her grandmother. Mrs. Agnes n
Maxwell. and attend school in tina
/ place.
| Prof. and Mrs. s. NJ. Alvord and sor
have returned to Hartford, where Mr.
| Alvord's duties in the high school hav,
commenced.
Mrs. Charles n. Loomis and Mis-
Annie NJ. Alvord were in WATERFORD
last week. the guests Of friends.
Henry Fryer of Willimantic spen
| Mrs. z. Jane Finleys.
Miss Kate Pomeroy of Windsor wa
q recent guest Of her sister, Mrs. w.
] White
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11
HAMPTON

DR. A. d. Marsh is away on a va
cation.
Among the pupils attending High
school in Willimantic from this town
are Dorothy Durham, Josephine Cong
don and Margaret Nosworthy.
f. A. Phillips recently had a large
new silo erected near his barn.
Tho stone crusher which has been
stationed on land owned by r: z,
Pearle has been taken to Wellington
where John Fits has the contract for
constructing a stretch OF state road
Mrs. z. w. Davis has closed Maple
terrace and returned to her home in
Hartford. ~
Mr. and Mrs Arthur E. PearIe and
daughters. Edith and Ida-Mae visited
Burnside relatives Monday
Arthur Pearl and Andrew Bennett
attended the Hartford fair Labor day
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11
WESTMINSTER

The Rev. Mr.. Davis preached here
Sunday.
Mrs. s. Finley is visiting her moth
er at Rosedale
Gus Shift returning from the Pam
anna exposition enjoyed the week end
at Rosedale with his friends bring
ing with him souvenirs
Miss Linnell has returned to New
York where she will resume her duties
as teacher.
Leon Levy spent the week end with
his wife and child at Rosedale.
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LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

ed and new teachers desk and chairs
put in.
William L. Martin, Martin J. Navin,
Mary H. Coltury, Mary e. Navin, and
Arthur L. Balcom entered Windham
High school Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stanton of
WiIlimantic and Miss Olive Burnham
of Hartford spent Wednesday at L.
II JeMett's.
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SOUTH WOODSTOCK
Death of Mrs. Albert Weaver, a For.
ner Local Resident.

Mrs. Albert Weaver of Woodstock
Hill died Sept. 9th after a long illness.
She formerly resided in South Wood
stock and was a member Of the Bap-
fist church there.
Mr.. Curtis of Stafford will preach at
South Woodstock next Sunday.
Miss Maud Scranton has been visit
ing in Southbridge for few days.
Mr. Marshall from Providence Is
visiting at A. r. Scranton's.
Mrs. George Young and daughter
Gladys have returned from her visit
in Rhode Island.
The .townspeople are busy getting
ready for the annual Woodstock fair
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STORRS

Activities Resumed in and About the
coIIsse-Gymnastie Apparatus Ar
riVes.
DR.. Reynolds OF Hartford occupied
the local pulpit Sunday.
Gymnastic apparatus Is being in
stalled in the armory and gymnasium.
Mrs. Frederic Stoneburn and chill
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11

Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry Kuehl and son
Raymond visited friends in Brooklyn.
MY, last week. 80
from spending the vacation at her
home in South Woodstock.
Herbert Phillips OF Springfield visit
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Philips, over Labor day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Lord and
daughters. Misses Esther and Alice, of
Newburyport, Mass, are the guests of
his brother, q. H. Lord.
Mrs. Betsey Adams has been enter
tanning numerous guests. nieces and
nephews. Mrs. Frank Carter Of Brook
lyn. n. Y, Mrs. Nye and son Stewart
and others Of Ashfeld. Mass.
/ Mrs. Charles .Leesand Eatella Sauirea
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11


The funeral OF Mrs. Esther E Little
was held at the church Sunday after
noon. The service was conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Jenkins of North. Attleboro.
Mass The bearers were William A.
Collins. A A Latham. Henry c. Ish-
am and Fred A. Hunt Burial was IN
the family lot in Columbia cemetery.
Mrs. Little was IS and. had lived In
Columbia more than fifty years. She
Is survived by one son, Arthur W. LIT
tie OF Holyoke. Mass.
J, P. Little lost his faithful family
horse recently.
Defeated Scotland.
The Columbia ball nine went to
Scotland last Saturday. Old Home
day. and defeated the Scotland nine
Mr.. and Mr.. Neville Blicq. John
Bowker and Miss Lena G. Wolff. all
of Norwich, were with Miss Violin 3
mother and brother over Sunday and
Labor day.
Mt. and Mrs. Arthur, w. Little Of
Holyoke have been spending a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Lit
tie
Republican caucus to nominate town
| officers this Saturday evening at
Yeoman's hail.
Band Concerts.
The Columbia band gave a concert
at Hebron Friday evening OF last week
and on Saturday went to Scotland and
furnished music for Old Home day
celebration. Sunday afternoon they
gave a concert at the Lake.
Schools in town opened for the far
term Tuesday.
The church was beautifully decor
ated with flowers last Sunday. They
were the gift of Cleveland Collins, who
4 brought them from East Hartford Mr.
Collins spent Sunday and Labor DAY
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem A Collins. on Columbia Green.
+. H. Avery and family. who have
been occupying their bungalow
Welykit. on the Green. fer severa
weeks, left for their home in East
Hartford last week.
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cLARK's CORNERS

Mrs. W. c.. Oliver and son, Clinton,
how of Chester, N. j., are at their
home here. =
School opened Tuesday with the
sames teacher, Miss Viola F. Jewett.
The school room has been renovat-
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COLUMBIA

Funeral Of Mira. Esther {. Little
Band Gives coneert-eoIden Wed
ding Today Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
p. Little.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11
STAFFORD

Grange Making Plans for Big Picnic
Woodstock Pastor to Preach in Local
Church.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11

California this year win produce
$4,000 tons Of olives.
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Defeated Scotland.

The Columbia ball nine went to
Scotland last Saturday. Old Home
day. and defeated the Scotland nine