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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-07


The c. r meeting WIN be led By
Mr.. Hinkley. The preaching services
viii be omitted on Aug. Is and "a. On
Aug. 80 Rev. w. NJ Brown WIN cons
duct the morning service. The mid
week prayer meeting Will be omitted
until Sept 9Th.
Live News. I
/ The Misses Smith of New E.ondpu
are rooming at Miss Anna Paxtons.
Mrs. George Brigham and son, who
have been guests OF their aunt, Miss
Clara Johnson, left for their homo In
Glen Cove, ILL., on Friday.
Mrs. GREENE. who has been a ne
Bingham house for two weeks. lefs
on Tuesday.
II. W Loomis Of Bunalo has been
spending the week with his mother.
Msr. q W. LOOMS.
The Storm Again.
The storm on Wednesday amounted
almost to q cloudburst- Torrents of
rain fen, washing out roads and side
walks, and damaging garden crops.
Miss Anna Hadley OF Winsted, wha
has been the guest Of Miss Anna Bates
gave a talk in the library Monday
evening on Library Hdethods. suggest
ing several improvements which viii
be adopted IN the town library.
w. g. Kelsey OF Boston has BEEN
in town this week
EIsetrioisy In Use E1
Electricity was used for the frsa
time in Windham Monday evening. W.
S. ChappelI being the first 10 have his
house lighted by II.
Mrs. Julia Hnne is very feeble and
q trained nurse is caring for her.
Mrs. Horace Wood was in Worcester
to visit Mrs H s. Eaton, Wednesday.
{ Rev. and Mrs NJ. r. Plumb are TO
spend their vacation IN WiIimantic,
where AIR. Plumb viii supply for Rev.
w. g. Beard for two weeks.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-07

eross Receipts Of Garden s12445-To'
DO used For Benefit Of Playground
Union Picnic Postponed.

THa gross receipts aat the tea gar
tien, held each afternoon last week, for
the support OF the children's play
ground. were $124.46-
Rev. M. d. Kneeland. ID. D.. secre-
tary of the Lords Day league Of
New England, spoke In the Congrega-
dona1 church Sunday morning.
Rev. and Mrs. Lucian prury are Wis
ting in Mount Hermons Mass. at the
home OF Mr. Drugs son. who is q
teacher IN Mount Hermon school
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Avery are
visiting in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Lyle G. Gray and little daught-
er, Marjorie, have returned home aft
er spending week at Jewett City.
where they were the guests Of Mrs.
Grays sister. Mrs. A. C. Burdick.
Picnic Postponed.
The union picnic OF tho Congre-
rational and Baptist Sunday schools
of this village which was TO have
been held Wednesday at Atlantic
Beach was postponed on account OF
the storm, was held Thursday. a
special car took the ptcnicers-
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visit 20 Charles BYslxe. who IL passing
sometime at Watch Hill
RAYMOND 5ecgW1tn wng among
the visitors IN the Pines Sunday
wv. J. ManwaxinE OF New Haven,
passed Monday and Tuesday at hts
cottage In the Pines.
Villages Ir,provemont NESTING.
d., ffst,srlam mr. PAD re- 1z4e v,.snr.
- ~, TS1,se -, $500, 80
-',5S,,, ~, s,,te-9sfs,,S 80 49,,
T,1-.,s, ESdv isff NTo,,lev fe,.
80 II. ss,,s.a trt,, y, ~. hnrne =,
~ = s -, 2 81, I
- Ir, ..,,1s W. ~ <taffor6 snrinrr ara
1890 49, Ms Sitre VVav- ~ F7enfierss
$3.50 -,;,-st,, a., ff,s T.Tcva es,1r7av
)" = ~ =, 10 TFtliey s.,d ds,,rhfes.
- 49, r y,,,s,,y, vere rnIlers a., rh
~ = ~ y, -s go.
80 = -, r1ar+f,,a f m,,ar,a
: ~ - y, -, Bs-,s
80, -, - ,,ss hai,,ess aIrr
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-07
LEONARD BRIDGE

Mrs IDA u. Cummings, Mrs. K L.
Cummings Mr.. and Mrs. Rexford e.
Cummings, and two daughters, Shir-
lev. and Hazel, and Carlton A Cum
mings, motored TO South Manchester
Sunday and visited at Burnette w.
Cummings.
Orlando Lombard. George A. Mills,
Leo @. Cummings. David Walsh and
Fred Royce were Colchester visitors
Tuesday,
Mrs. Louis Himelstein Is entertain
ing her brother and lady friend from
New York
Charles Lombard and Frank Sisson
were recent sightseers at Coney Is
land and New York.
II. T. Bland has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Bert Simpson and
family at South Hampton, Mass.
Otto A Nettleton was at Chestnut
Hill recently.
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FTTCHvMLE

Walter Thompson and daughter.
Helen, of Willimantic, were the re-
cent guests Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs F. H. Thompson.
Mrs John Brown. Sr.. has returned
from visit with relatives In Bris-
ton, Conn.
Henry Lantnouse OF Texas was the
Maria
Mrs. Francis Kinkead IS spending
several days with her son. the Mr.. Mr..
and Mrs. jeffrey Kinkead Of Provi-
dence.
Miss Jennie Thompson Is visiting
relatives in Willimantfc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Thompson and
daughter. were recent visitors IN Lef-
dngweIl-
Mrs. Daniel Sullivan of Hartford has
been visiting her cousin. John Murphy
of this place.
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PENDLETON HILL
Miss Sarah Thompson Home From
storrs-Interestins News Notes


Miz Sarah Thompson Palmer. who
has been attending the summer school
session for supervisors held at the
turned home on Saturday.
Mrs. William B. Ray and sister,
Mrs Elizabeth Wilson of Jewett City
are guests Of Deacon and Mrs. Elmer
E. Coon Mrs Ray formerly owned
the farm now occupied by Joseph. BY
ron Totten.
DR.. Totten c. North anil three
daughters. nurse and cook. OF Mont
clair, N. J., arrived at the parsonage
on Saturday for the remainder of the
season Mrs. North and her younger
daughter. accompanied by DR.. North's
nephew Master Ernest North, are ex-
pected on Thursday.
Corn Crops Flat
The fierce gale of wednesday, ac-
hattened corn and other crops In this
vicinity and otherwise did much dam
age.
Miss Edith Cooks automobile
has recently received a coat of
PAIN, and svarnish and presents me
appearance. 49,
Moving Saw MIN.
Malcom Thompson and his men are
moved his saw mill fro mthe vicsr1i-
ty Of Hopkinton TO the Pfl1ins farm
near Glasgo.
Mrs. weston E. Ryder is very Ill
with an attack OF acute indigestion
and grip.
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. wfns Al
my, from Pawtucket. motored TO this
place and returned Sunday afternoon
Many mourn the loss Of Oscar Nj
ner, an old resident, for whom every
one Nzd a good word
Mrs. Charles HiIlard, and nephew.
AT-Tr~
Tuesday at the Thompson homestead
here.
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LISBON
Meeting OF Ladies' Aid Society Post
poned on Account of Rain Miss
Hadfey Gave Conference Report at
Missionary Meeting.

The meeting OF the Ladies' Aid So
ciety which was to have been held
Wednesday afternoon was postponed
on account Of rain and win be held
next week
At the Missionary meeting Thurs
day afternoon. Miss Sarah Louise
Hadley gave a very interesting report
of the conference at Silver Ray, which
she attended as delegate from church
in Detroit, Mich. which he attends
while teaching.
Personal Mention.
Charles Budeit is serving the r. r.
d. patrons while J. B. Palmer, Jr., is
having his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Ransom Reed spent
the week end in Arcadia, Rhode Island,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bliven.
Miss Beatrice Reed accompanied them
and remained for o longer visit with
her grandparents.
Ernest Ensuist has returned from
James Clements OF New York has
been with his family in this place for
a few weeks.
DR.. Helen Baldwin lsft Monday
morning for o visit with her sister.
Grove, California, and win also visit
the exposition.
Miss Gladys Burdiclx OF Sterling IL
visiting with her aunt. Mrs. William
Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Kennedy and son,
Royal, spent the week end with Mrs.
Kennedy's brother in Westerly.
Crops Damaged.
Wednesdays storm Of wind and
rain resulted in a great deal of dam
age to crops. Fields of oats and corn
are fiat and some fields Of early
planted ensilage corn Jared even worse
and the stalks are broken on.
Because OF the extreme heat there
was a small attendance at church on
Sunday morning. bit those who did
attend felt well repaid In the splendid
sermon ON True Contentment, preach
ed by Rev. J. w. Payne. Rev. Mr..
Payne win occupy the pulpit again
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NORTH STERLING
z. o. Palmer Sold Pair of HoIstsins-
The Weeks Happenings.

frank o. Plmmer sold q large pair
of Holstein cattle to the Rhode Island
State Institution at Howard last week.
The cattle were four years old and
tipped the scales at $500 pounds.
Entertained Friends.
August Wilson entertained friends
from Brooklyn last Sunday.
w. c. Kennedy of Putnam, agent Of
Farmers association. was in town re-
Gently.
Miss Lucinda G. Knight and party
OF friends took a sail to Block Island
last week.
Wilfred Young is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Lydia Place.
John Grihiths spent Sunday at the
Douglas camp meeting.
Mrs. George Middleton and daugh-
ter, Dorothy of New Bedford, and
Mrs. ]: Leroy Frink of New London
were weekend visitors at f. o. Plum
mers.
Aaron Wan has returned home from
Vermont
Miss Flora Pace was at Black Island
recently.
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aa CHESTERFIELD

Miss Susan Rogers has Just returned
from Hartford
Mrs. Bert Erslzin is very I'll at her
home on Walnut Hill.
Mrs Emily Benjamin and SON, Elias
are visiting relatives In Norwich.
Among those who attended the
camp meeting at Rev. T. II. Pea
cocks house Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Powers, AIR. and Mrs.
George Holmes. Miss Ruth Tinker.
Misses Susan and Hariette and Misses
Hazel and Florence Powers and Mr..
Truman Chapman.
sister, Mrs. Earl Lathrop OF Mont
Vile
The young people OF this place at
tended the dance at Gardeners Lake.
Friday evening.
There win be Sunday school in the
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Good Cheerr sunsfine Bazaar suc-
cese-Loeal Party Campino On The
Champiain Property D1oees-

The Bazaar and carnival given by
the Good Cheer Sunshine society, at
Richards Groyes was "a highly success
full affair and the committees on the
serve much credit. About four hundred
people were In attendance. The vart-
Gus tables, where fancy articles and
other things were Sattract1vely offered
for sale were we'll patronixed as was
the supper which was pronounced ex-
at eight o'clock and presented pret-
" sight as it went down the cove. The
judges, Capt. Frank johnson. John NJ.
Waller and Henry Schieink, awarded
the prize. silver loving cup, TO Miss
Mildred Fritts, whose canoe was the
pieces rendered q program OF enter
tanning nnnsic. Dancing. which was
FREQ to those attending, was enjoyed
by a. large crowd. Mr.. Richards. owner
Of the grove generously gave me use
Of thes grove and its furnishings Tor
the use Of thesocfety.
Camping on chanrpiin Property.
Saturday afternoon, q party COM
posed of Lloyd Jennings Frank Rich
ards Austin Matthews, Herbert Rog-'
ers and Joseph Hickey left for a
weeks camping on the Champa1n
property on the shore OF Oxobcxo lake.
An automobile took up the tent and
Mnnflav NIGHT Austin Matthew'S was
chosen treasurer.
Deacon and Mrs Edwin Henry OF
Faimertown. enjoyed the sail to New
port Thursday.
Presented Watch Fobs.
.rp.,,.,.,. r.,-,.,,e 60 ga
saur Ar .saLnllLlo, Sst 80 TaS,ss-.s,
rInA 4 800 a.
,eu5 y ~ 80 80. 80,
eAun Isse e MA.c1 -. e.
l,nas Ass . liz +l.as ,oa5
.-as .s,is AZ ~ lee Ssl l.eion "
WIZ - elAs
PERSONALS.
Mr.. ana Mrs. C. e. Chapman enter
tanned for a few days Mrs. Chapman's
brother, Clarence Manchester of Chi
cago, Ill
Miss Mary Lennihan has returned
to her home in Palmer. Mass, after
q few weeks spent travelling and at
tending the exposition at California
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Curtis of PeQuot
have a son. born July 80.
Fred-J. Hope entertained his friends
Tuesday evening" It being the twenti-
eth anniversary Of his opening his
barber shop. A large number Of his
friends were present.
Rev. Charles T. Douglass Of Florida
occupied the pulpit IN the Baptist
chnroh Tor morning worship sunday
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GOSHEN
Norwich c. E Union to Meet With
Gos1en v. p. 8. C-Yantio River
Overlooked It's Banks.

The Norwich CHRISTIAN Endeavor
union are to hold q union meeting with
the Y p. s. c. in Goshen some time In
September.
6. L. Hinclxley has purchased a
a handsome new touring car.
The continued rains Of this week
caught out quantities or hay and
grain.
Some people think the excessive
rains are due to the European war
where so much explosives are at
present
Renewing Friendships.
Mr.. Belinger from Montreal. Canada.
has been the guest of friends in Gosh
en-, It has been 80 years since he was
here, or visited the states before.
Miss Mary Knott from Florida is a
guest at the home of her parents. Rev.
and Mrs. John H Knott
River Overlooked.
4 The water overlooked in the mea-
dows, of the Yantic river this week,
and it was to the discontinue of one
farmer as his hay hoated away down
the stream.
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BOZRAH
Small Attendance at Grange Meeting
Local Laeonics.

The grange meeting was held in the
town hall Wednesday evening. but on
account of the heavy rain storm there
was small attendance. Lemonade
and fancy cookies were served by Mrs.
Edward Bishop and Miss Clara Miner.
Brevities.
Miss Lille Browning, Miss Jessie
Browning and Miss Ruth Stott of
Plain Hill spent Tuesday with Hrs.
RhQda Miner.
Miss Della Mahoney of Preston is
visitizy Mrs. Ira Wheeler.
Miss Aida Miner Of Mystic Is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. John II. Miner.
Mrs. Elisha Lathrop. OF Yantic has
returned to her home in Yanttc after
spending q week with Mrs Frank La
throp of Bozrah street
Mrs. Fred Duerr and Miss Elizabeth
Duerr, left home on Thursday for. a
months visit with friends in Seymour
and Ansonia.
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OCcUM AND VERSAILLES

The rainy weather OF the past wees
has interfered with the state road
work begun the last Of last week bI
the contractors, w. B. wilcox & Sons
company, on the Canterbury turnpike
from a point at the Occum and Yer
satiles bridge to a point opposite ShS
plant Of the Versailles Sanitary Fibre
Mills company. The road when cons
pleted viii NIL q much desired link be-
tween the state road at Oocum and the
road leading to the Versailles railroad
station
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HANOVER

Mrs. Paul Dressing and daughter
of AIR. and Mrs Frank Crombie.
NJ Gustaye Myers OF New York II
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. FranI
Crombie.
Misses Ella and Bessie Lendeburx Of
New York are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hattie Bennett
A. Bennett OF Danielson is visttina
at the home OF his son. Mr.. Nathai
Bennett
Mrs Robert Eadie ofbBoston, Mass.
Is the guest of, her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. J.. Tucker, for the week.
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cAMPBELL'S MILLS

Mrs Henry Collins. who has been
i'll at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Sarah Green. went to the BaclZus hos
pital Wednesday.
James H. Dixon is saving shingles.
Els mill Is located at his home In
Campbells Mills at present
Daniel Sullivan bought and has
been cutting the grass on Elmer G..
Bitgood's farm.
Mrs. James H. Dixon who has been
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MOFIEGAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Jahn Of East
Norwich returned Monday night ssfter
spending Few days with Mr. ana
Mrs. John Fielding.
Mfss Loretta Fielding of Wa%erforE1
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Burrin F1elding.
Mrs Harris and gTanddaukhters,
Arlene and Gertrude, OF Norwich, were
In this place Monday.
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AsHWMLETT
Westerly Speaker at chapel-viiIaee
Visitors the Past Week.

Services were held In the Chapel
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with q
speaker from Westerly.
Charlie Ahlberg and Oscar Swensen
were in Westerly Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Julia A. Crumb was In G1asgo.
Saturday.
Otto Carlson Of New York is spend
ing his vacation with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Sfgfreid Ahlberg
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Russell OF Groton
were Sunday callers on C. T. Hayward
and Mrs. Julia A. Crumb.
Mrs. Nathan N. Main was q caller
on relatives at Mains crossing, sun
day.
Jack Murphy was In Norwich the
first OF the week
Monday and Tuesday were regular
autumn dog days with a disagreeable
east wind
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Mr.. and MrsaiNathan Brown of. New
Ispndon were recent guests of Mrs.
ksAdelaide Spencer in washington av-
kenue.
y w. II sBeebe.of Rocky FIN is assist.
k4ng Station Agent Charles A. Leonard
tat the depot
Fred J.. Howard and Gordon .Hislup.
FWere callers In the Grove Monday
A party of5young men from Spring
Edeld, MasS.s have taken the Tracy
Ecottage for two weeks.
MRS Purdy and son, frank, Jr., CO
Brooklyn. N ~. have arrived at the
Fashion, cottage for q MONTH
Miss Lima Harding OF Lyme Is the.
guest or Mrs Lucy Gleason
Miss isabella waldorf OF Hartford
passed the Hweeaa end with friends In
1.-The village
Mrs W. r. waldorfsof Hartford Is
bstopptngsin the village.
Returned to Boston.
J. ID. GrisWoid returned Friday TO
IFhis business IN Boston after a two
weeks vacation passed In the Pines.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. p Mccoy Were in
the Grove Sunday attending the meet
ings.
James - Hurle left Friday for .
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-07
NORTH LYME

Mrs. Marion Champlin OF Colchester
lis visiting Mrs q. II. Strong.
Mrs. Ray Hedgecock of Lyme has
been visiting at her home few days
this week.
A party OF sixteen young ladies is
spending ten days at the Hops yard
NJ. Katie Jewett Of New London
visited at c. "A Jewett's Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Durkin has returned
from a ten DAYS visit with friends in
Mantle and Higganum.
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HALLVnLE

Lucy Fish of the Drawbridge Is VS.
iting her brother, Samuel Fish, and
family.
callers in North Stonfngton recently
A number from here went ON a pic
mic to the Draxbridge on Tuesday.
Miss Lena Conrad and Mrs. Louis
Conrad, JF. of this place. Mr.. and.
Mrs. Harry Conrad OF Central. VIII
lage, and Leonard Hsicox OF westerly.
r. L spent Sunday at Atlantic Baaah
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forest.
Sunday morning the sub9ect for 4he
morning service skill dbe Transfagura-
don. Matt IL: q.
Personaa ~
Mr. and MRS. George IsS9add enter
aanedon Thursday ii anry4Bellows and
Mrs. Lavius A Robinson was In sor-
W1ch en- Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hibberd and
Mr. Eaton OF North Windham were
recently entertained at the home Of
Mr: end Mrs. George L4.sLadd.
HhTwfnton called on Rev4andsAGrs4B.
p, CapshaW ON Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. fired s. Azzrlze end
laGnEly ware recent guests OF Mrs
Philip sRobineom IN Watex4ord.
Mrs. Lszther HolnCn. with her sis
eer. MRS. Names Prydes yhreaapendsng q
leW days at Teelrs Island, NE.
Orange aMsetira.
EFanR1tnMrange met ats&he6fownsnaf1
"a Exdday evening and worked the
Hse9And second deRrea@s0n 81 claRas of
I've. This was q aspecialS znesfang. the
lew Anemhers are Miss Grace Na1lAtte,
HisssIena Fuller. Harold Capshasw.
Eugene aver and Timer Gallup.
SurpTis0 Niate.
Al parfyr s5cf "A gave Mr. hnd MRS.
FinGent BannfktcE q surprise on Sat
friday evening cfsaast Weein Games
we're played and refs~sflmants were
lsrved. consisting s0f cake and lemon
ds- gerry socialsittme ssvass enjoyed,
Afrm azermon Ia. Carer. ana. miss
Eaith q ! Gagsr ssvsrs in iWiliimantic on
Mrs. Bans s1zelcomDe johnson. state
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New London County ]


EmmNraFd S4Md@mtS--Efw@ T@Die@ af
En~.,.alf r.rd pnrkx Notes Com
ceFfun8 A@pca4sN ~ ORA ger
X - ..s.--- - - 49,.
y ys1tSorlng sGnOoI " ~ ~ ~
srzaysn oPsne1 N Lne plllse 4 - -
80 - - ~ = q. u
s5sss M ~. II * F,,, az hsTiee
L Brown &c EiversieH place 20 sutor
syri1a MI sas T1ien ara y,,r.v .fsesy az
/ Norwfch- who Rave been spending the
month saf Jl1iv Al THE PineaI an che
a3luff. returne1 to tfleir. nome Moraav.
IEny,f5 tl,a ssoffaee A now ors,sD Med m
/ Prof.. r. n Hvsle and famiiy ST The
Roxbury school.
Mrs. Rerinaid !. b. Fftxunanrice of
Providence spent sunday at The
| Pioneer. her cottage<0n the B1um, 1eav-
Ting Monday. Her cottage As taken by
~. F. C7Cus9 and Mrs. Eo4se. with
their young daughtar Ruth Mr.. C1ouae
is connected with the Roxhury school
as caterer.
Professor DuBpfa cf the RoxDuzy
school has taken the homestead house
belonging to the estate OF tho late
Thomas Latham.
Farewell Gard Party.
49, -,,.tfs, $500. a.,,.,A !.
~. MIS- s, Eges.ly aHo me nesrSe $3.50 :
/ farewalI 500 ca-d oartys a 81 la6ies
+ las-f Eriday sSternonn. there slbeirr I'VE
! tables n, nleIv. Al ire cottare az Mrs.
| Deiphina FfslI ii the yillaee. which
thew occupied Cor +he month az July
/ leavine, 81, EafsIrday for 1ff1eir horna.
eTst,a Mfssem KaAher9na N Rrown ana
.T,nrnfhv Provv1,- s1,tsrtaIned the Mssses
Grace Lester. RUDY VauEhn. Mildred
fsaT.v ;7nfh 9anilton FjlfTaheth chase
and dy c;h ssn Grerson Al their cottage
in tha vfllare 1ast Erlday.
neturrsd a., tNe,., Yors.
nGA9afa~& tUbNSv tUFN@
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Brief Mention.
Mrs. Mary A Beard who has been
spending month at the home OF her
brother, F. F. Parker. returned to her
home in Flushing, N. Y, on Saturday
of <tst week. Her son, Rev w. s,
Beard of Willimantic, accompanied
her
Mrs. F. w. Chiney and two little
boys of Worcester, Mass, were over
Sunday visitors at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. +. G. Scofield OF M91ttille
Center
Henry Fields a. Waterford was a
recent visitor at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Scheduled
G. H. Bradford, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Atwood and Carl Atwood, were at
Ocean beach, Milestone Point, Pleas
ure Beach and Crescent Beach on
Sunday. going in Mr. Bradfor6s tour
ing car
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Windham County
WHNDHAM

Preaching Services 10 Be on6t4sd "a
the 18th and Enthusiastically Used
In Wlndham for First time This
Week.
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A large number OF irrigation plantn
in the west pump the water from one
level TO ano<her ~ electrically drfvaa.
aaz1zlG - - = = =
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Cigar Makers Union No. 4O7 Of Norwich

III for more than week is reported
to be slowly improving.
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OAKDAE

Congregational c. {. soeisty Held
Levin sociaI--visitors Here During
the Week.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-07

The c. E society of the Congrega-
tfonal church held a lawn social on
Wednesday evening. About seven dol
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NIANTIc

Springfield -Praty Takes Tracy coe1
tage-viilage Improvement Society
Met-Nsw Arrivals at the Cottages.
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FRANKLIN

Sunday Morning Subject Transfgura-
tion-sarioaa. Matters OF Local In
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-07

Sunday morning the subject sfor F2he
morning service Hziu dbe TranshE ura.-
lion. Matt IL: 2.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-07

lars was realized from the sale Of ice
cream, cake and lemonade.
Brief Mention,