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Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
Holland County
 COLUMBIA '.
New Books Selected for library Ladies' Aid esociety's Choice of of- ficers.

family of her brother ie, in New Jersey eg He
 Erwin $. Collins of Burnside who has been i'll with pleurisy. has so far recovered that he came to Columbia last week, to spend few days with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Warren 4. Collins.
 The travelling was so bad for few days. after the heavy rains Of last week that it required four-horse vicinity to Willinartic.
 The ". $. :. E. Ladies club met with, and were entertained, by Mrs. James A. Ctley, Thursday afternoon. One Hundred Volumes for Library.
 The library committee met Thurs day evening o? last week to select books for the yearly addition to the library. About 100 volumes ts1s were ne se- stse lected. The members will meet again to complete the selection next Monday evening.
 Rev. E. o. Foster was absent. again pied by Mir. Williams, of the Hartford Theological Seminary, Who gave us an excellent sermon from the text, Lead Me to the Rock That is Higher Than r.
 Officers of Aid Society.
 The Ladies' Aid Society held their annual meeting at the parsonage, Tuesday afternoon. The following of ficers were chosen for the ensuing year: First directress, Mrs. Fred A. Hunt; second, Mrs. F. A. Cook; third, Mrs. Howard Rice; secretary, Mrs. AL onzo Little: treasurer. Miss Amelia J. Fuller. The receipts for the past year were S290.49. The ladies now have S24S2 in the treasury and S253.15 on deposit in the Savings bank.
 The janitor of the town building not long ago picked up g. handsome string Of gold beads in the hall after an en- tertainment-
 Miss Lena G. Wolff and John Bow ker of Norwich. spent the week end with Miss Wolff's mother and brother. on Columbia Green.
 Miss Eliza A. Hutc'nins has been ill since last Sunday, requiring the care of a nurse.
 The selectmen have been having some had wasi1outs filled on some of the roads.
 William Wolff and Mr and Mrs Herbert P. Collins attended the annual meeting of the State Dairynan's As- sociatton at Hartford, Wednesday,
 Lenwood ScoYell moved Wednesday from Columbia Green. where he has been living for several months. to the new residence which he recently erect ed near the Windham town line.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
NORTH WOODSTOCK
Entertainment Given by Mems Club
 Birthday Dinner Guests.


 C. M. Perrin made business trip to Worcester Monday.
 Club Entertains.
 An entertainment was given -7nder the auspices sofs the Mems. club We'd nesday evening, the program consist ing of readings by Mrs. Henry Hill of SoutIlbTidee, z1 1e1ocutTonist, and piano and violin recitais by artists from Worcester A well filled house showed much interest in and enjoyment of 1he numb bersA rendered.
 Mrs. lockwood. formerly Miss Flor ence Hlbberd. of this place. is q guest at her old home
 Mems Club Officers.
 The newly elected officers in the Mems club are for the coming month: Frank Barrett. president; Mir. Dem ming, vice president; Howard Perrin. secretary, and O.. MfllfgaIs treasurer: entertainment committee Luther T. Iseavitt, Dr Pike. and 'Qzias- Milligan The topic of Rev. MT. Harrfson'a $ sermon last Sunday was. The Moral Venture of a. Woman. The topic for next Sunday is, Selling the Birthright It has been good sieighing, good wheeling and good automobiling here Quite unsr1ual for. this season Of the
 Guests at Birthday Dinner.
 MT and Mrs. Wendell Witter en- fertainedfs at dinner Friday, MT. and Mrs. Oliver Hiscox. MT. and Mrs Ir-v- 5ng Paine; and ,AIr. and Mrs Charles Perrin. in hinor of Mr- Witter' birth day,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
ABNGTON
New York Paper lnqures About Mys- terious Meteor-Pu!ips Have Sleigh ing Party.

The editor Of a New York paper has wired 8 resident for a story about a meteor which is said to have fallen in. this vicinity Sunday night. All are wondering who knows about it.
 Public Lectures Arranged.
 It has been arranged to have a pub lie entertainment service at the Con gregatfonal church on the evenings of the following dates: Friday, January 29i lecture by Rev. J. B. King, The American Soldier; Friday, February F, lecture by Judge E. DI Warner on Prison Reform; Friday, February 26, illustrated lecture by Rev. r. D. Sar- gent, subject, Holland Friday, March F, illustrated lecture by Rev. C. Fl. Barber, subject, London; Friday, March 26, miscellaneous concert by Congregational church choir of Put nam
 Sleigh Ride For Pulls.
 On Wednesday school closed at 2 o'clock. The teachers, Miss Sharpe and Miss Bane gave their pupils, S9 in number, a sIeighing party going in two large sleds through Pomfret Cen ter, Pon1fret street, and Woodstock.
 Walter l.. Brown who has had charge of the Poultry plant at Ham let farm for number of years recent ly purchased the George Lowry proper ty at Pomfret Center.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
HAMPTON
State Master at installation of Littls
 RiVcg Grange.

r, At the last regular meeting Of Little FSlVer t<ilVer grunge, State Master J. Arthur sherwood, S4 assisted by Mrs Ad6ie e. Hyde Of Brooklyn grange and Mrs. An Sle M. Burnham of this grange in- stalled the following officers in 2. very PieasIng manner: Master Charles F jbuTnharn; j5; overseer, Ralph Burchnaii: lGeGturer, Mrs Gertrude Pearl; chaplin, OuVe E. Burnham; steward. Richard Burchnall; secretary, s. Elizabeth Burchnall; treasurer, Reuben D. Pearl assistant steward, James Simpson: Flora Vera B. Jewett; Pomona e 8rhne 4IEl Thonpson:. Ceres, Evelyn M TearI. Y lady assistant steward. Viola v. Jewett. Guests were present from. Brooklyn, Natchaug and Shetucllet granges- After the meeting a Ifghf. supper was served.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Benzfser of Auburn, R. L, are visiting at, W. A.
 Mrs. George Fits is again confined to her bed by illness.
 Mrs. William Phillips, who has been visiting her brother in Chaplin. has rr- turned home.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
EAST KILLINGLY
Death of Mrs. Lucy Chase Brainard
 --pr. Blake Gives Lecture.

Rev. P. L. Cosnan, formerly of this place, now colposter for the state of Rhode Island called on friends here Friday and Saturday.
 Several from here attended the lec- ture given at DanieIson in the Or pileunl theater, Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Albert F. Sayles and son Ernes have returned to their home in North Scituate, R. l., after spending the weekend with Mrs. SayIes' par ents. MT and Mrs J. -Albert Brooks.
 Joseph Dumas Jr. called on .Bsllou- vile friends Tuesday.
 Gilbert Larlzin was in Providence, Thursday
 Mrs Frank Wood and daughter Marion, were guests of friends in Dan- ielsou, Sunday.
 Mrs. Susan Whaples, of Elnville. spent Sunday here with her sister, Mrs. Almond Bartlett.
 Miss Alma l.. Rich, who is e1nployed III Providence is spending a few days at her home here
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur E. Chase of Danielson. spent Sunday with l. P Chase and family.
 Death Of Mrs. James S. Brainard.
 Word was received here Wednesday of the death of Mrs. James S, B1ainard Gucy Chase) at Kennett square, Penn, Tuesday. Mrs. Brainard was the daughter of the late Dr. ;. c. Chase, who lived here at the Chase homestead for many years before moyign to Putnam.
 William Franklin of Danieison called on friends here Thursday.
 Lecture by pr. Blake.
 Dr. E. i. Blake gave q lecture at the Upper church Saturday evening on his trip to the Old Countries.
 George Pray of Ballouville visited realatives here Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
SOUTH WINDHAM
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Holt ceiesrate
 Twsntx- third Wedding Anniversary 2 and pauqhtsrss Birthday.

MT, and Mrs. Jofsn Ashley, of Llys- seS, Neb., were guests of Charles Chanberlin Wednesday.
 Miss Bertha Lewis is confined to the house with tonsilitis.
 Tvfo. Anniversaries. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Holt of Bebcock hill celebrated the twenty third aIiai- versary of.stheir marriage Jan. 36th and at the same time their daughter, GouIding celebrated the eighteenth anniversary of her birth Monday by a reception given at their homes
 Henry Wftter of Willimantfc, Mir. and Mrs. John Ashley of Ulysses. Neb, of this town, were guests Thursday of William M. Burnham of Scotland. Frank Beckwith of Babcocic hill has been engaged as conductor on the Shore Line Electric railway.
 Mrs. FelixAKirchner has been visit ing relatives in. Norwich for 3. few
 Miss Florence Colbert is i'll with malaria.
 Miss Iva Adams spent Sunday in Norwich.
 Mrs. Pedersen and Mrs. Mary Lag ham was in ConantyilIe Tuesday csM : ing on the latter's daughter, Mrs. Charles Hahn.
 Miss Emma s. Babcock was calling on friends in Wfllirnantic Friday.
 Mrs. Martha Potter has returned from visit in New York.
 Mrs, George Stiles has been in Fall River the past week VI
 Mrs. Geary has been entertained joy Miss Josephine Palmer.
 MT. and Mrs. William Dormap@ of Mantle are being. entertained by nfre Mary Crane.
 Mrs. Bedding. from Pittsburg. Mass, is. visiting at the home of. C. L. Clin- ton,
 Birthday Reception.
 Charlie smith celebrated the twen- tyf1rst anniversary of his birth We'd nesday by 8 reception given his young friends at the home of his parents. The entertainment consisted of music. games and refreshments
 The Smith Winchester Machine Go. is running 50 per week.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Appointments Truly Rural at Fire company's Barn oanoe-About ss5. Cleared.

About three hundred attended the barn dance at the Town hall Friday evening, held by the Central Fire Go. No. ]. The hall was decorated with ears of corn, cornstalks and pumpkins Straw was Strewn on the floor and the hall was lighted with barn lanterns during the grand march. The Colonial orchestra dressed in rural costumes furnished music. During the inter mission Tba Huntington played the violin. Frederick played the harmonica and Frederick Mitchell manipulated the bones. MT. Tinkham of Hanover was prompter and was assisted by Oscar Clarke of Dayville. The grand march was led by MT. and Mrs Fred erick Pagan, after which the old fash toned dances were enjoyed by young and old. Ice cream, soda, fruit, pump kln pie and cheese were sold during the evening About $S5 will be added to the treasury as the receipts of the evening exceeded ,S100. Probably an- other dance will be held before long.
 Local Jottinss.
 Mrs. Ella Palmer of Danieisor was 8 visitor here Monday
 MT. and Mrs. John E. Vaughn. Miss Miriam Vaughn and Master Stanley Vaughn of Norwich were Sunday vis- 1tors with local relatives
 Frank Harrington and daughter. Louise Harrington, were in New Lon don Saturday.
 Miss Mildred Mills of Providence is visiting at Arthur Davis.
 Mrs Alpheus Rider is visiting Mrs, Cyrus ToUrtelotte in East Thompson.
 Mrs. Celinda McStay is spending a lew days in Moosup at William Will linson's.
 Rev Charles Downes has recovered from his recent illness and was abie to preach Sunday.
 Mrs. Everett Ladd is visiting her parents in Scotland
 Mrs. P. H. Lillibridge has been wis Iung relatives in Providence.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Mcfarland have returned to the home of Mrs Mcfariand's parents, MT. and Mrs. Fv- erett Ladd
 Mrs. Walter Wright and two cbil- dTen or Worcester are visiting Mrs Nrights parents, MT and Mrs. Rob ert Mcfarland.
 John Graham has returned from Proyldence, where he has had a, sue cessful operation performed on his eyes. Mrs. Abby LiIibridge of Westerly ,s ing. A-''i Miss Mary J. AIiIlette was 8 Putnam visitor Sunday.
 Mrs. George Gadbois and. daughter ! nave returned to their home in Nor Wlca They have been Spending sev- leraI days here on account or tRe if1. ness of George D. Gadbois. Earl Gilbert of Jewett City was .s Monday visitor here. '
 Miss Beatrice Seguin spent Ss4urt7ax with her sister, Mrs. Frank -Ds Ti,ay, ers in Putnam.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
CANTERBURY GREEN
Rev. T. E. Davies of West Mystic Sup plying at Parsonage-Christian En- deaVor Societies RalIy-Grangs Hall Dedicated.

Rev T. E. Davies of West Mystic will preach this Sunday and the fol- lowing Sunday at the Congregational church. Rev. and Mrs. Davies will a week or more in the absence of the pastor who will be away over two va cation Sundays.
 At the Christian Endeavor meeting this Sunday evening Mrs. Davies win speak of the life and work of the Mis- sionary in Turkey from the point of view of one born in a missionary home in that land.
 C. E. Rally.
 Last Sunday afternoons rally of the c. E. societies of Canterbury and Plainfield was an enthusiastic affair led by q group of representative Endeav- orers. Frank Hoxsie was in charge as home leaded at the Green. Mrs. Bernice. BHven represented the Plains Method&. society, Miss Briggs the Plainfield c. F., Mrs Medbury the Westminster society. The speaker. necticut c. F. union spoke of the his tory of progress of Christian Endeavor movements and of the value of the Pledge.
 each called on for a message. Rev.
 W. H. Lakin speaking In behalf of better keeping of the pledge. Rev. J. F. Speerli and Rev. NJ. II. Jones on kindred subjects. Mrs. Herbert Graves sang T Know That My Redeemer LiVeth " MT. HaweS accompanied with his violin. Miss Edith Williams sang i T Have a SaYious,r to Mrs. SegUr's accompaniment. A row of Junior boys and girls sang Somebody Needs You,' with Miss Elsie Hawes accompain-
 ment The next district meeting will
 be at Westminster in February and will probably be an afternoon meeting. Snoke at Wesfp,i1sFnp Mir. Nicholas was entertained over the week end at the Congre egational parsonage. Sunday morning Mir Et quick took him to Westminster church where he spoke al the morning 1 service.
 Local Notes.
 The mid week prayer meeting next week will be held at the parsonage at 1.30 p. III. The subject is an the Wide Relations of Religion: Religion and I Busiuess.' Acts 1e:23-14. Rev. MT. Davies will be the leader.
 The last prayer meeting was held at Herbert Williams Thursday night. Herbert Graves, master of Canter- 1 bury grange attended the state grange l at Waterbury week before last. Busy Grange Week. The dedication of the new Grange hall Wednesday afternoon and the presentation on Friday evening of a TOUT act play by members or the grange made 1t a busy Grange week in 1 Canterbury. The play was entitled 1 Home Ties.'' The cast follows Martin Wiers, H. c. Lacraw: Leonard Everett, James E. Towne; Harold Vincent, John H. Cone; Joseph l Tizzard, Howard Hoxsie; Ruth Winn, I Mrs. Clinton Frink: Alma Wayne, Miss ] Edith Williams; Aunt Melissa, Mrs. l Herbert Graves; Mrs. PopIin, Mrs. H. c. Lacrow; Lindy Jane, Miss Lo- retta Curran.
 Enters NorthfieId. 1 Miss Edith Ex1ey who has for the 1 last year or more been the assistant [ of the Rev. Miss Jones at the parson- 1 age on Tuesday was entered as a
 regular student at Northfeld seminary ! in East Northfield, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
WARRENViLLE
Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mir.
 and Mrs. Orrin L, Cuahnnan.

Mir. and Mrs. Orrin l.. Cusl1nan, of Willow road, WarrenviIle quietly ob- served their 50th wedding anuivers- ary last Sunday at their home. Mir. and Mrs. Cushman were married on January A. 1885 in Wilmington, by Rev Charles Bently. Mrs. Mary Jane Q4eel Cushman was born in Suffie d. the daughter of Charles and Amelia Smith Lee. MT. Cushman- was born in Holland, the son of Isriel and Anne lia Ladd, Cushnan. At the age of 20 years MT. Cushrnan enlisted as pri- vate III Company k, 22nd- Connecticut infantry and served nine months. Mir and Mrs. Cushman began housekeep- ing in WeStford, where they lived for about two years; then they moved to Tower Hill, Chaplin, and lived one year after which they moved to Warren vile.
 MT. and Mrs. Eushnlan have been blessed with nine, children of whom five are living. Mrs. Mary J. Hewlett and Mrs. Eva Lawton of Warrenville, Mrs. Nellie Winch Durant, of South bridge, Mass. Mrs Emma Hattin of Chaplin, and Everett Cushman of West Ashford. Mr. and Mrs. Cushnan have twenty grandchildren, Albert E. How lett, Jr., of Fislzdale, Mass, Mrs. Lille Pratt. John Hewlett of Warrenville, Mrs. Minnie Jacobs of Chaplin, Charles and Czsuifrs Layton nf wzrren-1lte,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
ATTAWAUGAN
Church Entertainment = oben- Stone Wedelina-Jeseph LsFavre Injured by Lifting fS6- pound Dumb Belt.

There was an entertainment at the N. E: church Wednesday evening. Ice cream and cake were for. sale after the entertainment.
 Helen Leonard has 6iphtheria.
 ohen-Stone.
 Miss Lillian Stone and Wilfred 0ben were married by Rev. 1gnatius Kost at St. Josepl's ehurcll in .IayviHe They were attended by their fathers as wit nesses. The bride wore a. veil caught llp with lilies of the iealley. and car ried shower bouquet Of carnations and nlIies of the valley. Her dress was silk crepe sfe chine with lace. There was a breakfast at the brides home after which they left for Woonsocket. There are to have a reception at the home of the groonl's parents this -(SaturdayJ evening. They $will make theirS-l1orae with the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Stone.
 Club Election.
 The A B. B. club had their election of officerE-Hy yednesday night choosing Charles Weeks ,Jr., president; Walter Robinson, vice president; Oliver Tat rault, Secretary; John Pechie Jr., treasurer: and Clinna Bonner. janitor. The drawiug-in machine has been working evenings.
 Mrs. William Harvey and family of Pawtucket are visiting Frank Pechie and family.
 Adelard- Oben. was in Providence, Monday on Business.
 John Pechie Jr. spent Sunday at Grosvenordaie.
 Mrs John Pechie is i'll.
 The road tost the Attawaugan cross ing is being repaired
 Earl Weeks has started to attend the Textile school at Putnam Mrs. Lyman Taft is ill
 Miss Gladys Leader, who was re- gently. operated on for appendicitis re- turned home Saturday.
 Joseph La Favre injured. his wrist by lifting 8 tS6-pound dumb bell
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
RAWSoN

mantle Thursday.
 Mrs. Grain and daughter. of Hart ford, spent the week end at E. Berg gren's.
 Mir. Menl1ens entertained his nephew several days last week.
 Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald and son Fran cis were in WiIlimantic Saturday.
 J. W. Cartwright entertained friends from Boston over the week end.
 J. J Fitzgerald spent Sunday i'll New London
 Miss Helen Cartwright Is visiting erlends in New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
WINDHAM
Tea Follows Work at Missionary Meeting-First in Series of Lectures Given.

Although the weather was unfavor- able and the walking bad, there were eight present at the meeting in the chapel Monday afternoon Of the Wo- mans Missionary society. Letters from China and India were read by Mrs. Plumb and Miss Arnold. The first chapter of, The Child in the Midst was given by Mrs. Pequin and Mrs. John Potter, Tea was served by Miss Clara Johnson and Miss Gertrude Arr mold.
 Miss Helen Harrington of Nyiliman- tic has been the guest of Mrs, NJ. F.. Plumb for several days this week.
 Attended Hartford Meeting.
 Rev. M. R. Plumb attenied the meeting celebrating the seth a9niver- sary of the Connecticut Temperance union in Hartford Tuesday.
 Lectures on the War.
 Friday evening the first of tue six lectures on the Countries now at War was given, the subject being Ger others are France and the Marseillaise February ,; Great Britain and Her Policies, February 12: Russia. the Land of the Jkon, February l9: Aus tria and Italy, February 18th; The Balkans and the Eastern Question. March 5th. The pictures do not show any of the horrors of war; but de- pict interesting scenes in the different countries.
 Was in Winsted Fire.
 Miss Anna Bates a member of the Gilbert school faculty in Winsted was in the Park hotel there which was badly damaged by fire recently. Miss Bates room was on the fourth floor. She escaped personal injury but her possessions were somewhat injured by smoke and water. The fire occurred about ? a. m.
 One day last week Johnny Jump Ups were in blossom in the Arnold garden. Several flowers were picked.
 c. Arthur Keeney has been in Hart ford and New Britain for a few days.
 Miss swift's Memory Honored.
 Out of respect for Miss Julia Swift, whose death occurred in Willinantic Tuesday the supper which was to have been served Friday evening was postponed until February. Miss Swift was one Of the oldest members of the Congregational church and as long as her health permitted was an active worker.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
MANSFIELD CENTER
Young Peoples Club Studies Towns History-Rev. E. o. Mead Addresses Brotherhood.

The Willing Workers met at the church. .pariors last Wednesday after noon Jan. goth, and, worked on aprons.
 Studied Towns History.
 The Young Peoples Club met at the parsonage Wednesday evening, Jan uary 20th. The subject being The Sis- tory of Mansfield. Miss Helen Hunting ton was chairman. Stanley Arvency read a paper about the settlement: tiers; and Miss Helen Huntington paper on the Growth and Manufacture of Mansfield. Arthur Barrows read a poem written about those buried in the old cemetery. Music was given by MT. Dunstan, MT. Bacon and Miss Bessie Learned. Miss Bertha Bowen and Miss Rose Anthony sang Just a Sim pie Song"
 Interesting Sermon.
 MT. Aver preached a very interest ing sermon about "The Little Lad with Five Loayes and Two Fishes
 Rev. E. O. Mead Of Exeter and Lib written paper on Rural Life" The Brotherhood invited MT. Meade to come for an open meeting January 26.
 Miss Vera Olds and Miss Florence Reed of Willimantic spent Sunday with Miss Fannie Robinson.
 Miss Della and Alberta Enc are at home.
 William Reed of New Britain is wis iting friends here.
 spent January 26, with her daughter, Mrs. John Johnson.
 MT. and Mrs. Clifton Church and son Lawrence, of Chaplin, spent Fri day, January P, with her sister, Mrs. W. R. DavoI.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
WILsoNvILEE

MT. and Mrs. 5c. T. May of yves,- ster spent Wednesday with her sis ter'S.
 c. K, Webster is i'll again.
 Carl Scheriter and daughter Bertha, have returned from Leominster and are at their home
 The funeral of Dorothea. only daughter of Fred Mills. was held st the cemetery last Thursday afternoon Leslie, the son, is i'll, although quite comfortable at present.
 Bernice Welch. who has been i'll, is recovering.
 Mrs. Sarah Smith of Wooster was with her brother Wednesday.
 Mrs. William Prince is improving after her illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
DAYVILLE
Basketball Team Winning Victories
 Personal Items.

Mrs. Mary Street is visiting her daughter i'll New York.
 Joseph LaBonte is ill
 Fred Bellows is able to walk about with the assistance of cane
 MT. William E. LaBelle was in Prov idence Tuesday.
 Mrs. sabin s. Russell is visiting in Mystic.
 Mrs. C.. 4. Russell is spending the week with her daughter, Mrs. c. w. w Atwood of DanieIson
 Miss Sadie Reddy is visiting her mother, Mrs. William Reddy this week
 Assawauga company.
 The Basketball team of DayvilIe. Austin Brooke, Jr-r- captain, is doing fine team work. The players are MerreIl R. Bennett, John .O'NeiI Wal lace Page-Paine and Alcade Page George Webster has moved into his new home here in.the village.
 Mrs. A; T. Hope is able to be ont after several weeks of illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
POMFRET CENTER

Everett E. Brown spoke on Poultry on Private Estates at the fsaaquet of the Farn1eSsS tip periTltendents' club at HartfoTd Monday evening.
 Mrs Charles Van Brunt of Read vile, sister of Mrs. Courtlards Happfn, underwent an operation recently in Boston. -
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Haines, Mrs. FIerpert SIye and Everett E. Brown attended the dedication of Canterbury Grange hall, Wednesday, and report a, very enjoyable affair.
 Miss Virginia Sharpe treated her prIpiisa to a sleigh ride Tuesday.
 Miss Annie Christie is in Hartford for two weeks, visit ileir. .Fyra4 ey.'s
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

recently had three fingers on his right hand nearly severed by 8 power saw at his woodpile. is. doing finely and hopes to save the fingers as they arc healing together again.
 orrtn F. Wilson is building a new barn
 MT. Bliss of Essex is staying fot a time at Arthur Williams.
 The Ladies' Aid society, met Wed nesday' afternoon with Mrs. Merritt WeIcb.
 The board of relief holds it's first meeting at the town building next Monday.