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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-21

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gay night with performance b, the
t..hw3 3unting stock COMPANY In
less on the storm Country" A large
attendance Was present and since the
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TO capacity each night. With tho
vper'uS OF this theater Drumright
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second floors Of the Street Mccall
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Gently completed on West BROADWAY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-21

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Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-03
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

Madge Stitch, spinster and village
-seamstress. Ruby Williams; an escaped
lunatic, Clarence Geer; an asylum. in
spector, David Walsh; Deacon Tight
wad, who spends money-when he has
to, Elmer Geer; Prof. W. r. Meek,
lecturer on Spiritualistic subjects and
husband Of Sarah Meek, who is not
meek at all, Daniel Mead. The scenes
were laid in the postomce and grocery
store at Exeter on the afternoon and
evening of hot summers day.
Is During the play the actors and act
resses sang Tipperary and got off some
very clever hits. The singing of From
the Country Postof1ce 1 Was Seeing
Sally Home brought the entertainment
to q close. The players received many
compliments for the splendid manner
in which the play was presented. The
odore Bland has been untiring in his
efforts to have a perfectly equipped
stage, and his efforts were crowned
with success. There was a large at
tendance and $16:75 was added to the
treasury.
Local Notes.
Miss Nettie Williams and Master
Walter Williams of Lebanon spent
Wednesday night as the guests Of La
vinia Kneeland.
Curtis Hazen Of Hartford is visiting
at F. @. Browns.
A forest fire burned over a large
tract Of woodland between the Liberty
clubhouse and Leonard Bridge station
Monday afternoon and at one time
seriously endangered the clubhouse
With great effort the blaze was gotten
under control.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-03
HANOVER
Interesting Meeting Of Missionary So
eiety-Next Conference to Be Held
at Jewett City.

The Woman's Missionary society
met Thursday afternoon The pro-
grarume was on THE Child at Play
and Work." from THE Child in the
Efidst" Readings were given by Miss
Jane c. Gallup, Mrs. W. q. Park, Miss
Mrs. Florence Mcintosh and Miss
Helen Eadie. Solos were Sung by
Mrs F. G. Way and Miss F. L. Smith.
The leader was Miss Margaret Eadie.
Conference April 9Th.
The conference Of the Six Churches
will be held in Jewett City, Wednes-
day. April Z.
Junior c. e. Meeting.
The Junior Endeavor meeting on
Sunday afternoon was led by Fanny
Mcintosh At the business meeting
the president, Dorothy HARRISON pre-
sided, several new committees were
adopted for increasing the efficiency
of the Junior. work -
Cantata to Be Given.
In the evening a cantata will be given
by the Sunday school
Quarterly Meeting.
The quarterly meeting Of the East
ern Connecticut Branch W. B. M.
will be held in New London. Thursday,
April 8.
Miss Marine Of Smith college is
home for. the Easter: holidays.
Mrs. F. G. Way with her children.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Angus Park.
A number from flere 'attended La
dies night Of Mount Vernon. lodge.
No. rs. F. A NJ. Thursday evening.
Miss Grace Tucker visiter friends
in East Lyme Saturday and Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-03
GLASGO
Bethel Church, Built IS Years, Has
New BeIl-WiII Ring for First Time
Easter Morning.

Miss Gladys Thompson Of Boston is
spending the Easter vacation at her
home.
The birthday , entertainment and
supper in Social hall Friday evening
for the benefit Of vo1untown M. E.
church was success.
: Byron Young OF Sterling Hill was
visitor at w. G. Burdick's Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Gallup was a caller at
the parsonage Tuesday and was ac-
companied by Gladys Thompson to her
home on Pendleton Hill.
New Bell to Ring Sunday.
Easter Sunday the new bell which
has recently been hung in the belfry
Of the Bethel church will call the peo-
pie together at 1915. 1t will also be
is due Mrs. Sterry Kinney in her I'M
firing efforts in soliciting and carrying
out her project of bell for the church,
The church has been built IS years and
Easter Sunday will be the first time
tho people have been thus called to-
gether for worship. The painting of
the church was commenced this week.
The Ladies' Aid society meeting will
be postponed one week, the next meet
ing being April IA.
Miss W. F. Green and her brother,
Harold Green. were dinner guests of
Mrs. w. g, Burdick Wednesday.
Miss Sarah-Cameron was a week
end guest of friends In westerly. and
Miss Mabel Blanchard a guest Of rela-
tives in Providence.
Taking Inventory.
The thread mill shut down wednes-
day night, to resume work Monday
morning, during which time the inven-
tory Will be taken
Friends of Lillian Luther were glad
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-03

the state department Of entomology,
who have been in the vicinity of the
Mystics, have returned to New Ha-
ven after completing their work here.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Bap-
fist church met Wednesday at p. M,
at the home of Mrs. William D. Beck
with.
The Old Mystic schools closed on
Thursday, April LIST, for the Easter
recess.
The Baptist Sunday school will have
a special service Easter Sunday.
The Bueneto Cosmer school has
closed for the spring vacation Miss
Boggemer, the teacher, has returned
to her home in Mystic where she will
spend the vacation.
The fifth meeting of the Missionary
class conducted by Mrs. Bandinot
Seeley, of Mystic, was held Thursday
afternoon at the residence of Miss
Mary H Dean.
Alonzo B. Collins, formerly of Old
Mystic, has purchased the farm in
MixtuXet avenue owned by Mrs.
Thomas Wilcox of Quinabaug and
has moved there this week. Mr. Col
lis sold his house in School street
Mystic, to Mrs. Calvin Wilcox of
Quiambaug, who has moved to her
new home.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-03
WOODSTOCK
Tree Pruning and Spraying Demon
stration-SpeciaI Easter Service.

George Spalding of Boston has been
the guest of his sister, Miss Emma
Spalding.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R, Hall have re-
turned after spending the winter in
Philadelphia and in Kentucky
The meeting of the First Ecclesias-
teal society is to be held Tuesday
afternoon.
County Agent Speaks.
A number of interested farmers
gathered at the farm of Henry T.
Child to witness the tree pruning and
spraying demonstration by County
Agent Worthington c. Kennedy.
After a basket lunch at noon Mr..
Kennedy explained to those present
the purposes and aims of the farmers
association and the ways in which the
association hoped to be Of Immediate
benefit to the members.
Easter Service.
A special Easter service in which
the children are to have a part Is to
be given at the Congregational church
Sunday morning. +
The pupils and teachers of Wood
stock Academy are enjoying a vaca-
ton this week.
Children Participate in Meeting.
Miss Rilla Child had charge of the
Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday
evening. The duty Of the United
States towards the immigrants from
Europe was the topic. Children in
costume represented different nation
alitieS.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-03
HAMBURG
Actor Ii!-Meetine of L. 3. S-Hei-
iday Guests.

Mrs. William Pentz entertained
guests from New York the past week.
Miss May Harding is visiting friends
in East Haddam during vacation.
Miss Bernice Tour returned last
Tuesday from O VISIT to Flanders.
Miss Ada Harding is spending tho
Easter recess at her home in Sterling
City.
Charles Chappell nj.
Charles Chappell who belongs to
the complaining ION Trial" Is LII at his
home in Old Hamburg.
Mrs. John Tiffany went to Hart
ford the first of the week.
Mrs. Charles Beebe of Colchester
was the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Talmer the first Of the week
L. B. s. Meets
The L. B. S. met Wednesday aft
ernoon. Mrs. H. I. Reynolds served
supper.
Miss Dora Reynolds, Miss Harriet
Reynolds and Miss Rachel Tiffany
were New London visitors Wednesday.
Miss Esther Bill Of Middletown
was the guest Of relatives here the
first Of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-03
Windham County
DAYVILLE
New Engine at the MiiI-EIection Of
Sunday SchooI-Brief Notes.


The Ladies' Aid society met Tuesday
with Mrs. Fred Leavens.
{ Mrs. Mary Street Joslin is nursing
Danieison, his little daughter being
i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. Armand Minault and daughter
are i'll with grip
Mrs. sabin S. Russell is spending
the week in Mystic.
visiting her father, James Blanchard.
Miss Bernice Cogswell Is visiting her
sister, Mrs Bailey, of Worcester, Mass.
Willard Bennett spent the week end
with his mother. Mrs. Fannie Bennett.
Mrs. Harry Brfarley and two sons
Ralph and Harold are visiting at Pot
ter Hill, r. I.
Raymond Burnett and William Bur
nett of Providence, r. l.. were week
end visitors with Deacon F. J. Burnett.
c. A. Stokes of New Britain spent
Sunday with his mother.
Miss Mary Gillespie and sister Helen
are i'll with grip, as is Mrs A. T. Hope.
Mrs. C. A. Russell is spending the
week with her daughter, Mrs. Gin
ton Atwood. of Danielson: 49,
vacation with her father. W. P. KEEL
Marshall Bennett has gone to Long
Island for few weeks.
New Engine at Mill.
The Assawauga company's new en-
CINE is now set UP and a permanent
brick building is soon to be erected
for it. The. Assawauga company is
constantly making improvements to
its plant.
Sunday School Officers.
The new Sunday school officers
elected for the following year are: Su-
perintendent, Deacon F. J. Burnett;
assistant superintendent. Clifford
James; secretary, Miss Carrie Frank
lin; treasurer, Miss Agnes Johnson;
librarian, Henry Burnett; pianist, Mrs.
Ray Shippee.
The death Of Fred Barrowclough &C
Cured Tuesday.
A. P. Lathrop spent Sunday in East
Ki1lingly.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-03
GARDNER LAKE

Friends Of Mrs. F. N. Dimmock, for
merly Miss Grace Tubbs, were gr1eved
to hear Of her death at Memorial hos
pital, New London, March "a.
Miss Lois v. Latimer is spending
the Easter recess with her cousin, Miss
Althea Lewis, Of Norwich.
George Lewis has sold his farm to
New York purchasers.
Henry Harris is doing mason work
for Loren e. Rathbone.
Harris Morgan of Flanders was a
Sunday guest Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Morgan.
The people in this portion Of the
town regret the death of one of its
oldest and much respected citizens,
Thomas A. Murray. Of Salem street.
Services will be held at the Gardner
Lake M. e. church Sunday, April Sd,
with preaching by Rev. Michael May
nard.
Moses Chapman of Montville was a
recent caller at the home Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. w. Hanney.
Miss Emma Johnson was a called
Monday at James Lathrop's on Ray
mond Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lathrop enter
tanned Sunday an automobile party
consisting of Mrs. Frank Austin, Reu-
ben Austin and Mrs. LeGrand Chap
Dell.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-03
NIANTIC
Funeral of James Howard-compli-
mentary Supper for Band-cottage
Notes.

The funeral services of James D.
Howard were held at his home in
Pennsylvania avenue Tuesday after
noon, Rev. J. William knappenberger
officiating. The services at the grave
were in charge of the Masons, Of
which order Mr.. Howard was a mem
Der. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Sarah Howard. one son, Fred J. How
ard, two daughters, Miss Louise D.
Howard and Mrs. George B. Dickin-
son, and two brothers, John c. How
ard and George Howard Of this place.
He had long been sufferer with
heart trouble.
Bert P. Beckwith, who has been i'll
tend to his duties at the news store
During his illness the store was in
charge Of Elford Rogers.
There was a number Of visitors to
the Grove Sunday to witness the new
wharves that are in course of con-
struction.
Mrs Lucy Gleason has gone to
Lyme to visit relatives.
Mrs. Elmer Marvin and daughter
of Grassy Hill are making visit to
the village.
Curtis M. Smith is ill at his home in
Mrs. ]. w. Knappenberger is quite
i'll with grip at the Congregational
| parsonage.
James A. Way returned Sunday to
Merluen, a1Ier snort visit to his
mother, Mrs. MS. Way.
Mrs. Shultz, Mrs. Ida Gross and
daughter, of Hartford, summer resi-
dents Of the Grove, spent the week
end at their cottage in the Pines.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hunting of Mid
| dletown are occupying the Winfield
cottage. Mr., Hunting has some cleo
trical work in this vicinity and will
leave as soon as it is completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Eager of New
London are spending week at their
cottage.
Charles F. Chittenden Of New Lon
don spent Sunday at his cottage in
! the Grove.
Harry R. Farmer, who has been
touring this and nearby states, has
returned to the Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris, Jr., are
ill with grip.
Band Entertained.
R. T. Porter, proprietor of the Man
tic house, rendered a banquet to the
members of Mantle band at his hotel
| Sunday evening.
| Conductor Winfield j. Manwaring of
New Haven spent Tuesday with his
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Manwar-
| ing, at Faire Harbor.
Gordon Eager. who is attending
school in Pittsfeld, Mass, is enjoying
| the Easter vacation at the Grove
Mr.. Banta and family will move
| shortly from the Smith farm, near the
| Stone house, to the Pellow place on
| Lincoln street.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-03
SOUTH KILLINGLY
illustrated Lecture BY Putnam Pastor
Willing Workers Entertained.

Rev. F. D. Sargent Of Putnam gave
an illustrated lecture on Holland, in
the church Saturday evening. Many
of the pictures shown were taken
while Mr.. Sargent was touring the
country.
Miss Eva spaulding Of Coventry is
spending the Easter recess at her
home.
Miss Ruth Dexter, returned to her
school in Franklin Monday. after .
week vacation.
F. B. Shippee Of Danielson was a
visitor at The Oaks Friday.
Rev. H. B. Goodsen preached at the
Congregational church in Putnam,
Sunday, in exchange with Rev. F. D.
Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Hall, Mrs. r.
c. Kes, Miss Doane and Miss Inez
Doane motored to Putnam, Tuesday
evening, to hear the Lotus quartette OF
Boston.
The Willing Workers were enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. G. w.
Edgerly, Wednesday afternoon.
An Easter concert will be given in
the church Sunday morning. In the
evening the pastor will preach an
Easter sermon.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-03
ONECO

William q. Kenyon is moving to
Sterling.
Earl Holt came home Friday for
over Easter.
Rev. p. W. Newton was in Greene,
Thursday.
Alec Ridden has finished work at
Coventry and returned to Oneco.
Miss Susie Hall is visiting her aunt,
Miss Nellie Rathbun.
Mrs. c. D. Whitford spent Wednes-
day in Phenix; r. 1.
C. D. .Whitford is visiting In Hart
ford.
The Ladies' Aid Society met this
week with Mrs. Horace Burdiclks to
cut out blocks for a quilt
Mrs. S. William Burdick was in
Providence Friday afternoon.
=. Fred G. Marriott will occupy the
tenement vacated by William w. Ken
yon.
Miss Ada Marriott is recovering.
Charlie Spaulding is moving to Ar
thur Places farm, near the Rhode Is
land line.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-03
NORTH FRANKLIN
PunetuaI Pupils in District No. 6-Au-
tomobiIe Runs Into c. 3. Davis
Wagon.

Mrs. Grace Peckham attended a So
ella Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. George H. Kahn.
Miss Annie Parke of Yantic is
spending the Easter vacation with Mrs
Estella Lathrop.
J. w. Club Meets.
The ]. W. club met with Mrs. F. A.
lockwood Wednesday afternoon Five
tables Of whist were played The
prizes were awarded, first to Miss
E. Foster: second, Miss Vera Hoxie
Sandwiches, cake and coffee was
served.
Perfect Attendance Report.
Those perfect in attendance at the
last term at school district No. s were
Dorothy Cox, Edith Date and Bernard
Crandall.
Automobile Mishap.
Wednesday evening, as C. B. Davis
of Franklin was driving to Lebanon
an automobile. register No. 1920, con-
tanning three men, turned out to pass
Frank Ways team and struck Mr.. Da-
Wis wagon, throwing him out and bad
ly injuring his horse. The automobile
then went through the state road fence
and landed in Mr.. Newman's lot. None
of the men was injured.
Master Arnold Manning and Miss
Mildred Manning have been visiting
their grandmother. Mrs Imoeene Ar
Rev. B. F. Nye has returned to his
home in Hartford after spending the
week at the home of Mrs. Hannah
Kingsley.
Mrs. Frank Case is spending a few
days in New London
Miss Maria Allen is moving her
goods to the Falls
Mrs. Emma Warner was the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. N. s. Loornis,
of Lebanon, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Simpson, Walter
Simpson, Mr.. Britton and Mr.. Bogue,
all of Norwich. were guests Of J. d.
Simpson, Sunday.
Four Table Whist,
Mrs. Reuben Manning entertained
four tables at whist Friday evening.
The guests were from Franklin, Leb-
anon and Willimantic.
Mrs Leon Ladd and daughter, Ef1e,
Of Norwich, spent Friday with Mrs.
]. J. Mahoney,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-03
OLD MYSTIC
Witch Hazel Mill Running Day anc
Night - Birthday Party - Mott

Night Birthday Party - Moth
The American Chemical Co., Of Phil
adelphia, Pa, has started its Witch
Hazel distillery in the old Hyde fac
tory at Old Mystic, which the COM
Charles Baker of Groton. About 125
tons of witch hazel brush have already
arrived and have been piled on the
frounds around the factory. The mill
is running day and night. Large loads
of the brush are being carted daily in
teams driven by horses and oxen from
the nearby farms, each load is weigh
ed separately on the large scales in
front of the H. o. Williams store be-
fore being taken to the factory. Farm
ers and their men are rushing the cut
ting of the witch hazel trees before
the leaves begin to bud. for it is then
valueless for the process of distillery.
After the leaves drop in the fall the
brush is again in q suitable condition
for use at the distileries. AS the
the mills will have to run night and
day. This witch hazel extract is
called by scientists, hamamelis.
Birthday Party.
Miss Mildred Brown gave party
Saturday afternoon, March 9th, from
2 to o'clock at the home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wslfred e.
Brown, to celebrate her thirteenth
birthday anniversary. Music and
games were enjoyed, after which re-
freshmcnts were served in the dining
room. A large birthday cake with 13
candles was on the center of the
table. Cake, cookies, sandwiches and
ice cream were served. Miss Brown
received some pretty and useful gifts.
The guests were Miss Hester Wal
bridge, Miss Flora Kennedy, Miss
Doris Peckham, Miss Edna Spark,
Miss Berntce Burdick, Miss Ernestine
Brown and Master John Kennedy, Jr.,
and Master Spicer Brown.
Church Supper.
The members of the Methodist Epis-
copal church served a supper in the
parish house Wednesday from 6 to 9
o'clock The attendance was good The
proceeds will be used for electric
lights and other expenses.
The party of gypsy moth scouts Of
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-03
LEONARD BRIDGE
Amateurs Present Farce Comedy With
Musical Specialties and Clever Local
Hits.

A three-act rural farce comedy, At
the Exeter Postofice, was presented to
an appreciative audience Wednesday
night at the Exeter church. The cast
follows: William Love1orn, postmaster
and proprietor Of the store, Charles
Lombard; Sally Workhard, maid Of all
work at the postof1ce. Myra Moff1tt;
Sam, the village expressman, mail car
rier, handy man, ct al. ad inflnitum,
Harold Lombard; Mrs F. De Pippin
Small Talk, a society lady and summer
boarder from New York, Mrs. Clarence
Pease; Mrs. G. Pemberton Jones War
ford, another society lady and summer
boarder from New York. Lavinia P.
Kneeland; Jimmie Van Wonder. .
sporty fiirt from New York. David
Walsh: Mrs. Tucker Of Philadelphia,
Ruth Brown; Alice Tucker, her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jay Pease; Kate Tucker. an
other daughter, Myrtle Lombard; Cal
vim s. Grabem, the village constable,
: Jay Pease; Widow Moore, relict of the
late A. Little Moore. Ruth Lombard;
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-03

Rev. @. r. Goodenough, pastor Of
the congregational church, preached
Sunday morning to q good sized au-
dience His text had reference to
the observance OF Palm Sunday.
There was an attendance OF rs In
Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cromwell Of
Mystic, Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Da-
Wis Of Stonington and Mrs. Cora APP
pley of North Stontngton were sun
day guests of Mrs. Sarah IL Main at
Lantern Hill.
Lantern Hill Revival Meetings.
Revival meetings are held every
night in the Lantern Hill school
house. The meetings are conducted
by a lady from Quakertown-
James H. Belden and Mrs. Walter
Parmelee Of Colchester were guests
of friends at Gales Ferry Thurs
day.
Church Has 112 Members.
A roll call was held in the Congre-
gational church Sunday morning. aft
er tho close of the Sunday school.
There are 112 members Of the church
and 81 responded to the call, read by
A church meeting was also held
Deacon Isaac G. Geer. A church
meeting was also held. Charles A.
Gray, Billings T. Avery and Mrs.
Charles Colver were elected a stand
ing committee. 1t was voted to adopt
the envelope system for the coming
year. This system will be new to the
church.
Miss Florence Geer is the guest of
Mrs. Arthur Smith Of Franklin. On
Thursday Miss Geer and Mrs. Smith
visited the state capitol in Hartford.
Thirteen from this town attended
the fellowship meeting in Westerly
Wednesday.
Will Move to East Lyme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Avery and
family will soon move to East Lyme
where Mr.. Avery has rented a house
Mr. and Mrs. Avery have been good
neighbors and will be missed. Mr.
Avery will rent his farm for the
present year to Mason Gray ot
Franklin.
Salad Supper.
The Ladies' Aid society held a salad
supper in the vestry Tuesday evening
There was an art gallery and the pro-
ceedS will be used for purchasing
flowers for Easter.
Teachers Meeting.
A teachers meeting was held in the
Center school house Thursday after
noon, being conducted by Supervisor
F. w. Barber Of Putnam. The schools
closed Friday for one week vacation
Miss Lydia Baldwin and Miss Ber-
tina Vickers of Providence, r. l., were
recent guests of Miss Ruth Baldwin.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-03
LEBANON

Mrs. Frank Perkins and son, Frank
Raymond Perkins, of Springfield, Mass.
have returned home after visiting
friends here.
Edith Tucker and Mrs. Bert Ward
were in South Windham Sunday.
Fred Taylor and John Ward were
in Norwich Monday.
John Dray of New London spent
Wednesday and Thursday at e. ].
fuckers.
Edith Tucker is visiting friends in
Bridgeport and New London.
Ruth Hall Of Union City Is visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
Abel. B-.:. ~
Douglas Clarke of Springfield, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-03
HALLVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Griener and daughter,
T'rfeda, were guests Sunday of Mr..
ard Mrs Jack Whitaker, near here.
Friends here were saddened to hear
of the death of John Kelley of Nor
witch Town.
Mrs. Louis Conrad, Jr, and Miss
Annie Whitaker were callers in Nor
witch Wednesday.
Charles Eccleston who has been suf-
fering from hemorrhages for a week
past is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Little and
child were callers in Norwich We'd
ncsGay afternoon
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-03

came near destroying the Grange hall,
church and surrounding buildings.
Help came from Central Village and
OnecO.
Hartford.
Frank Burdick, who has been in the
employ of Carl Gallup, the past year,
moved Wednesday to Jewett City, to
work for Mr.. Reed.
Florence Gallup is visiting her cous-
ms in Moosup
There will be an Easter concert
Sunday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-03

Rev. G. c. Chappell on Friday morning
at 10 o'clock at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Wilbur for the infant
which Mrs. Wilbur has been taking
care of the past few weeks. The child's
death occurred Tuesday from pneumo-
MIA. Burial was in Comstock ceme-
terry.
Montvi1le grange held an open meet
ing Wednesday night in its lodge
rooms. Refreshments were served
Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-03

is spending some time at E. J. Tuck
er's.
John Abel of New York and Clara
Abel of Naugatuck were at c. ].
Abell's over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Moves and Mabel NoyeS
were in Willimantic Tuesday.
Schools in town closed Thursday
for the Easter vacation