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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28

kIeFeRRs, arrived IN the yiijaEs Mon
dsY Rsf ti1s hons ~ the Misses
1stbsNs9R, steDDtHf On EilstF FsfHFa
fEPm ths WjjilissH1e Damp meeting,
where t4sy spent Sunday fhey isft
~ the only daHkbteF ~ the laLe
Thomas latham ssS this village vas
bsF birthplace,
Appslotss Distgist Nurse,
Miss Mabel Martin q Eysdsats Of
the bridgeport Training School Tor
Nurses has been appointed district
nurse a. New Canaan, and has entered
on her new duties,
party 20 the yONg2g people last satHF-
PaEey 20 the y9g9k people last sataF-
DAY evening, The grounds and yeFs
anda were lightsa with Chinese laH-
ing was enjoyed, Refreshments with
fruit punch were served.
Mrs, Herbert chlBR 81 MeFtdAp has
returned home, having been the guest
Of Mrs, James Martin az her cottage,
Leisure Hour, on the Bions,
James Fowler Of MeIFose. Mass, IL
making his annual summer visit with
Mrs, John c. Perkins al her cot
tage,
Closing opsn Air Service.
The last open air service OF the sea-
son under the auspices OF the EpwoFth
league. viii be held at the cottage and
grounds Of Airs. John G. Perkins at
five O'Clock Sunday afternoon (to-
morrow. There viii be several inter-
estfng speakers. including Miss Mary
J. Gibbs. Miss Jennie q. Perkins. Mu-
sic will be furnished by the NJ T.
choir. Mrs. Walter n. Buckingham
will also sing.
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ASHWMLETT

3. Curtis Eggleeton OF South Lyme
spent Saturday, at his farm here.
Richard Pugh OF Ledyard has been
staying at bis mothers farm here for
q while.
Charles Miner Of North Stonington
cut grass and oats on the Eggleston
farm last week
Daniel ID. Pierce Is boarding some OF
the men who work at the saw-nlilI on
the Billings wood-lot.
John Morgan Of Mystic was q re-
cent caller on friends here.
The rain of Sunday filed the swaanps
and some will have hard work to get
enough hay for litter.
Late potatoes are rotting badly in
some places and farmers who planted
only q small lot will hardly harvest
enough for home use and seed for an
other season.
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v GARDNER LAKE

Callers Hike from Norwich and Re-
turn-Fornsr Pastsr Goes to Wales.
Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Stebbins and
family. OF Colchester. are Occupying
Rest Awhile cottage, in Spring Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs Armstrong, OF Brook
lyn. are spending the remainder OF the
season att Best View. Spring Grove.
From Norwich and Back.
Misses Edith Pierson, Ethel Lewis.
Ayra Frtnk and Edna Naples were
callers at Mrs Minnie Phillips last
Friday Misses Naples and Fink
walked out and back. When they re-
turned they were accompanied BY Miss
Ruth Phillips. who spent the remain
der OF the week with Miss Frlnk
Mrs. Joseph Dat and family return-
ed TO their home in Norwich We'd
nesday after q few weeks stay at
their cottage Spring Grove
Gore 70 Wales
Rev. T. A. Williams. a former pas-
tor AZ Salem Conversational church.
has some 70 Wales on q visit 70 his
Mr. and MrA John A. Morran ara
seenpSing Fteh' nolesaueAs ecttase in,
az The oaSS Or, J, J, DoROh0e's cot
Mr., ana Mra w. w. Maynard ana
dausAter Edith have been AZ ND
RiFeheS the past two weeks,
Miss Althea Lewis h visiting her
cousin. Lois l1atimer
Miss Jennie Stanton ~ Norwich was
: caller ~ = A, neleeareNS Wedaes-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-28
oCcUM AND VERSAILLES
Death Of Arthur 5aksr-Pienie nj Mo-
hogan Park-5irthdaS Rsnsmbranes.

The death Of Arthur Baker occurred
at his home in this village at an early
hour Thursday from a Complication
OF diseases He has been in poor
health for several months. Mr.. Baker
until health preveated ives In the em-
ploy OF the Totokett Manufacturing
company in its weaving department
He 10 survived by his wife.
Both villages were represented
Thursday on the Newport excursion.
o. LaRoche. after being housed BY
severe strain TO his les. il again
able TO attend to his duties.
Sunday School OUTING.
Members of the Versailles sunday
school. and friends. hold their Annual
outing this Saturday afternoon. at
Mrs. carrie A Burke has returned
TO her home IN Lynn. Mass, after a
lengthy visit with Mr., and Mrs, A r.
Routilter
Misses Thera and Dorothy Ames OF
Putnam have recently been guests OF
ocenm friends
Clarence Mercy OF Wauregan was
the guest or oee0n friends Wednes,
yillagN % Versailles "a being pushed
by the eontraetora
In q recent report Of the last Of
the series % birthday parties 20 be
held by the members 20 the Ladtas'
Aid society 81 the Versailles n, n
church The name ef MPs .0NalaNS
IsAmAeFe, whose birthday waa eAs&rved
IVES ealttea, Nra. IRNhert WAs pae-
scented = sAaRRlAg haA Nv ne laalea
8NssAve Lambert h eNsy eanssrNee.
mE = residence en- hts neNRef(yN
Friends ef Mira James 1aliitvAA are
PLEASED te learn &C her PNtNrNAnR
sesSAfta following = recent egFsleAl
eNeFalAen.
NnA MasSFANe " HlAiAeela was the
keeal &c her sen rfNa MasxFAvN
THURSDAY
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GOSHEN


LUMBER NomRany sells One Mill and
Buys Anotber-Neishbors Have Pic
mic ne Michigan Park.
Miss Rachael ouderdonk of Will
mantle. has been spending several
Gays with friends here.
Misses Lillian and Jessie Browning
OF Norwich, have been guests of
friends in Goshen.
Engine and Mill Sold.
The Patterson Lumber Co. has sold
their S5-horsepower gasoline engine,
and sawmin. and have bought another
mill o. about the same capacity run
by steam.
Taok Advantage of Bargains.
Many from this place were IN Nor
wieh "Wednesday. and numerous dol
lars were invested for seasonahAe mer-
ehandise
Miss Josephine Maxson, OF Water
ford 10 Visiting friends In this place.
Miss BESSIE III. Randall has been en-.
'sagsd to teach q Graded school in
plenieksd al Park. IL
a number % friends and neighhora
pienteked at Maheean Park. EridayS
TIVE tArners were In eQnSersatA ton
enc cay FNeeAtlys one was heard 10
complain owing TO the wet weather u
Sha aAilNEA e9 come eEena Never
mind aaia the other. u love q sea
me aE~sA AsAas and the Fanntns
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GL.AsGo
Mise May Dsyen g1tsrs waekss gos
pitss-1tfvlns WI ~ sshsefbouss

81 --0ftv1Hg WssI ~ S6hSeibo4ss
Mrs, 5EEAffiet Raimsr spent Tuesday
a. Atfafffe Eeaeh, 4
+. a. Gg Bill fsfHfHea home Monday
from THff1tHaant3e,
Mrs Dob T#9fDs SetHfHea 9efHe
SBH94zl SITTER sDeEasBe I've weeks
NTH S#FAh Cameron
~ Ms ", ~, TH6I<eF Returned 10 her
HeEBs tq Westerly, kBA44V, afteF
sksgalhE tEe months WITH Mrs. =, u,
Mrs, George EHrdt1k ~ PfsyiaAaSs
y tgf guest ef her niece, Mrs, w, q,
Services st HstbeD,
=, There viii be services AZ the Bethel
Sunday at II q, ~,
Miss HiitHa 4sstAfs0h Ia spending
two weeks IN Auburn, n, Y, with hey
sister who returned last Thursday,
The Ladies' AID Society viii meet
With Mrs, w, q, BHFdfek next We'd
Hss1ay afternoon,
Much sympathy Ia felt for NF, and
Mrs, 30, Peter, who LOST their little
boy BY drowning last Saturday after
H9oB. The funeral services were held
Monday morning,
Taken to Hoepjtal,
Miss Mary DayeA was taken to
BaeltBs hospital last week for an Op-
GRAFTON for appendicitis,
A well ts being driven In the Eighth
school district BY A. @. sDaIding Of
Woodstock,
Rev. John Thompson returned homa
Friday,
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Storm SssVssts ssassy sseiees
ss. ss:ss' T''s"'' fs' ss1s''

% seeQBRt - ne heavy 10BDDeEF
lsst sunday there WeFs ~ Services
~ tbs Congregational ebqFc9
heN, 4, ~ Crawford ~ New Britain
VS. Wsfk epd gURst AZ the hollle ~
AfgDTose ~, Darling,
=, frank Rogers has DHFehased A.
automobile and e bayiHg q Farsre
erected on his premises,
Ms, n, H. EisRfFied was q week
end guest at the home Of Mr, ana ~.
John katbboBe ~ LkglHEVeli,
EhaFies y, Ray entered LaWFenee
Rospital ~ New London Monday.
Mrs, Charles :. Ray - a guest at
the home Of 4fF, sBd Mrs, ~. %. Sea-
graves IN New London while her hUs-
band Is IN the hospital
Mr., and Mrs, William r. Darling
and Mrs, y. r, Bailey and son Floyd
Bailey motoFed 20 New London Tues
day evening.
Returning 70 Ohio.
Mrs. n. r, Siegfried Len Tuesday
for Camden, y. J., where siib will visit.
and Mrs. Lillian George, until Sept. list
when she will return 70 her home IN
Alexandria, Ohio.
Miss Kathryn Ray attended coIches-
ter grange picnic on the grounds OF
Ar. and Mrs. George Miller on Broad
Miss Ruth Hall Of simsbury has been
eDgaged TO teach the Central school.
Schools IN town will open for the falI
term Sept 7th.
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Hearing on Highway Bridge Matfsr
Anreuneed-vIlIass and Crews Per-
sonmls.

The Christian Emdenvor society Is
planning for an entertainment. Miss
Lillian Clark has offered her services
and win give several readings.
Public Hsarine.
A public hearing win be held In Odd
Fellows hail on Tuesday afternoon at
ESQ O'Clock on complaint as to in
adequate facilities to navigation at
norred by the highway bridge across
Miss Esther Turning and Miss Popps
Of MiddIetowu are visiting Mrs. Cur
tbs NJ. Smith in York avenue
Joseph Vertz is confined to his
apartments by illness.
Harold Menard OF Bridgeport In
the Pines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Whiting ana
Mr.. and Mrs George Elmer are Uccu-
pyins their cottage in the Piaes.
Working in Hartford.
Ivan Coulter and E1ford Rogers have
gone to Hartford, where MFR. Coulter
ts employed In the Office Of Swift a
Co, having been transferred from the
Norwich branch Of the company, and
DIR. Rogers In employed in one OF the
Homer DOrman OF Hartford is in
Mrs. Mary Griswold has returned to
Norwich. after q visit with her sis
ter. Miss Katie Wiley. at her cottage
Miss Katie wiley and Mrs. q. n.
Grtswoid were calling on Mrs. Marie
Gnshee in Flanders Monday.
Mrs. r. H. Lloyd Of Wells street In
entertaining her sister, Miss LILLIAN
Tyler Of New York.
Kenneth Harroun and George Bear
dow Of Taftville passed sunday at
Elias B. Manwarfng OF New Haven
ing.
Mrs. Frank ]. Feeley and son. Vic.
tor, of the Grove, are visiting rela-
tlVes In New Jersey and taking in the
sights at Atlantic City.
: Clarence Pearl Of Hartford IA occu-
pying his cottage in me Pines.
Motorsd TO Hartford,
A. r.. DewoIL O. 3. Dickinson, Mrs.,
Milton Whfted and Miss LfI1fan Clark
1rnotorsd 70 Hartford Tuesday in Nj.
Jessph Fertz left "Wednesday morn.
1ng for ~ wesk's visit 70 his parents,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fetz, NJ Point Jnd5fF.
X. Il, making the trip tgy raft
Hevs ana Mrs DtineAn D0dd nave
been at the Wfl1inaantf9 6afaD Sf61sS,H,
EsVs MI D6dd hMvfn@ 6fsAf9m N fh1
EpW0fth fsaE0e Willis fhAF6
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CHESTERFIELD

:. dAkM &AVtM, wAo has hAam In New
y0rk feR the last few yeASa has re-
tArMsa NJ hta haaMA,
,tNAA kosQfRkN IL here VlxiNinn hAz
h@EsAts 81 tAAs pAAee aNFaAR hAa vaeas
ttQn.
EAa sunday eeAeol children AAa
their nleAse IN 4.aslmsF'a aFeVA xSt1
NAN &NM&@ were ANhR ana Matthias
wNA sMtaN4a IN al tAN SNMNK ehAl Arssn
4SekN ana MFN. FAopAAs RNAhAkaY ana
ME- hA0% AeekwtlA vita Me-, INMMie
FAR&AH NR NVPW1NA, were NFNaeNf al
tAA MNAAAS aeANeA RaNAlA
MlAa Mary 4aAkeF hes returned
hNFAA AttNE aNeAANA9 q week VITA
REtSNaA IN kAAA fsyNAe ana INNA
NAweNM. @FAieA " New LNMaNM i'm
SaesssAE M ANA MIRA AeAES Alalek Il
GMMnAs HIN NJ. Il
t.aNas curtin a. NNFVaeA waA :
eAAteE here NE HFee eE enc week. M
aehNNl ANNee On the ARkA NfeSFaeN
Nh NlteA n seriously hA at the heNA
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dARK'S FALLS

John ,. Perry and SON. Maurice.
George d. Coates and son, Allan. and
James Bard Bill were at Storrs Agri-
cultural college Saturday. Mr.. Per-
ry was O student there at one time.
The party vas much interested In the
general work being done there. Mr..
Perry noted many improvements.
Jerry p0rc has sold his twin steers
to Moves Wheeler.
Mr., and Mrs. Richard Maine were Al
Atlantic beach recently.
Maurice Perry accompanied his
cousin Allan Coates. ON an automoAile
eFlp SUNDAY through the state M Tire
Connecticut river ON the east side and
down the west side as tar as Hart-
ford then home. They visited many
snSsfeStlAS RlaeSA q copper mine and
NewgAt@A whore are the ruins az the
Arat state RRlAAna -. - -,
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NORTH sToNINcToN
FSv, pF, Thea80s6g Speaks "a ceaasss
gstle1sl cbbfsh - Sexton twins
GehaGSe .SSeeks LES ~ gatt-~t6es,
Hofms6 IN New Home;

Fey. Q. q, Fisher ana ssB, Master
gseseee, went - s6att7 Windsor jssf
SatHfaHk ~ gisit friends IN a fRE,
asz4 NJ Fjfbef 9settBisa pulpit h
East Hartford Sunday, ~
sBssksS Ffem ksStgsIsz,
Hssts a, y, Thompson, -, D., who Il
49, - 5ts heaa ~ q sei4egi E9F g6gHs eei5
gfsa people ~ Kentucky, svs9t kslltadaH
l9 t9wH, lie spoke ii Che G9ll6geeay
tiSifa4 ell9feg sunday bi9FBiBg and IN
me evening no gave an Interesting ~
Illustrated address Ia the aEsesabiy
room o. WhsslfF school,
sFs' y, -, Fisher went 10 N0FvsH
Rev. EBelRH DFHTy eegdaetsd thu
81 ~ Westerly, Monday,
Broke Leg ~ Fall,
irving eoBgdoB, Japit0F OF the Com
sfegaftQHel church, fell on the baIfFy
ssatfs SUNDAY evening and broke his
:, Twelve from this place attended the
saa9aaY school convention az koank,
Home From Minnesota.
Mr., and Mrs, Royal A, Moore ana
two children have returned from a
visit In Minnesota.
Miss Josephine Perry of Saginaw
Aa 4h., y visiting Misses Minnie and
Helen Coates,
Miss Ida NJ, Chapman Of Waterford
spent sunday with Miss Anna L.
Misses Mildred and Jessie Pendfeton
OF Preston Plains, Were guests Of
friends In town over Sunday.
attorney Erwin @. Norman Of Wor-
cester, bfassy was In the village Sun
day. -
Moves to New Home.
Mrs. Thomas p. Norman moved To
her new home wednesday. The house
vacased by Mrs, Norman viii be occu-
Mrs. Frank E. Bentley and three
sons. Of Pelham, n. Y, are visiting al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Tryon.
Rev. Lucian Drury will occupy tha
pulpit Of the Baptist church in Jewetf
City Sunday. both morning and even
ing.
Services Omitted.
No services will be held in the Con-
gresational church in this village Aug
20 and Sept. 5. the pastor being absent
on vacation
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OLD MYSTIC
Lssst egssts ~ New London WsSsias
-Tsssbssg ABeslgtMsBts-Assgsf
Visitors end Tbsig Estsstsieefe,

~. ana Mrs., IseBlsBpig 2, crBmb
aH4 NJ, and Mrs., Oscar n, eTHiBb re-
eelNed INVITATIONS 20 the IaaFTiaFe ~
Nlss eaPlsge Parker Nichols aRd elif-
s ssss NJ w. s esg1 st fss se1 q N ~
London, which 5eOk place ABE, 2lst a
the hons ~ the bids parents ~
hokphFv, The groom IL q grandson
o. ~ END Mrs, Benjamin y, eFBBlb
81 oid Mystic,
u gDs @ .s s ssses sSs e sI s.
trolley . large number going on the
viii Teach ~ Hssdsstes,
Mas Ira Johnson, who has Success
fully taught the simsbnFy school Tor
the past three years, has engaged 70
teach for the next school year IN the
Aoyel school az NsviBston Centre as
Miss Eleanor EcknSan Of Washing
ton Depot, Conn, who has taught the
1rst and second grades Of the old
Mystic school for the past two years,
IL 70 teach At the West Broad street
school, Westerly.
Game To-day.
The Old Mystic Young Mems asso-
Citation baseball team will play today
saturday with the Riyersides OF
New London on the association field
~ OaA ~4ys~l%.
Personal Mention.
Rev. Osmer q. Buddington Of West
Mystic occupied the pulpit OF the Bap-
'tist church Sunday morning. There
was no evening service.
Rev DR.. George H Miner of Mys-'
tic occupied the pulpit of the Meth
odist Episcopal church Sunday morn
ing. The evening service was omit
Rev. william Crawford has returned
to the Methodist parsonage after at
tending Willfmantic campmeeting
Mrs FREDERICK z Dewhurst has re-
turned TO Chicago after visit to her
father and sister. Amos 3. Taylor and
Mrs. Simon Gallup.
Aipheus II Schoonover OF Elmhurst
has purchased new automobile.
Miss Viola Eldredge is spending two
weeks vacation at the homes OF her
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert En-
dredge o. Hoosick Falls. y. Y.
Capt. John E Spaford, of BROOKLYN.
~. r., spent the week end with Mrs.
Spafford and Miss Thelma Spafford at
their summer home at Burnetts Cor
Mrs. Janss Tsnsan and children.
Erwin. MAY. Grace ana Frances. have
returned 20 Atkieboro. Mass after n
visit 20 relatives at Mystic. GUAM
eacg, Old Mystic ana Ledyard.
Furle0sh Ends.
Chelsea J. Williams returned Satar-
day 20 Fort Ontario. OsweecA y. y.
after spendtng - days farlough with
his father. William J, Wtliams. AZ
flatnVieW farun, r.
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LsssI EpNsgtb League Wins hssHtsb
District eaBHse-h5iss Msbst Martin
6istEist NURSE 81 Hsw esBssB-
Last Open Aig sSpvtss, =

Al the annual meeting Of the Nor
Bieh District kDW0Fth league ~ Will
mantle Last Saturday afternoon, the
League OF the n, ", church ~ this
third successive year ana IL now De-
longs 10 this League,
At the annual convention az WIFI
mantle in 1872 IL Was voted that the
leagues Of the Norwich district hOlo
q contest The DTizs, beautiful satin
biem, 10 be presented at the next an
Huai convention, 20 the league gaining
tbs largest number Of credits, The
items that counted for credits was aft
tendance eS members at services, de-
yotlonal meetings, business meetings,
Bible Study classes mission study
classes ana socials.
At the next annual meeting in 1913
the Gales Ferry league won the ban
H@r holding the highest average Of
any league In the Norwich district.
This was repeated in 1914 and Sat
year. and the banner won, by faithful
and valiant work Of this league. Miss
Jennie q. Perkins. contest secretary.
gave q written report of the work Of
this league at the close Of the con-
test last Saturday afternoon. The
room Of the III. z. church during the
period Of the contest.
Attended Camp Meeting Services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley c. Perkins.
Mrs. James NJ Potter and her sister.
daughter of PIainheld. n. J.. Kate
B. Colver and Miss Olice Rogers re-
turned Monday from Willimantic
where they had been TO attend the
Sunday services.
Miss Jennie G. Perkins spent the
nd Or h.
ground.
Miss Alice Hooper Of Montvine
spent several days last week with
Mrs. John G. Perkins at her cottage
on tho Bluffs.
Party Fer Wrisht Boys.
Z Mrs Peter c. Wright gave a party
Tor her sons at their cottage on the
RluffS, Wednesday evening. The lawn
was pretti& lighted. Many amusing
games were played ana prizes award
Cd, Ice cream and cake were served
Personal cad Society Notes.
Miss MeSter Bailey Of Yonkers. NJ.
r who has been the guest OF Miss
Sessle Arms Tor two weeks returned
I Mrs. Caro- ManisrN. who has been
the gNest OF her sister, Mira William
Brooke. % Hartford has returned.
Mrs, Evelyn KimAAn Of New York.
recent guest ~ the home OF her
hrotheRs' Attorney john ], I.awleSs.
Mrs. Exnma Bennett and little
granddaughter Empeth. left Saturday
% speNt some dNNs At the hene oe
NE and Mrs. Frank L Van NsAA %
FISHERS Island
Miss JesaieA Meade 0e CORTLAND. ",
" - the 9WeSt N Miss ENNlyA RteA~
AENaN
Mtas EnAMA pAvtN ~ Norwich waS
In the NallaRe several 0ANs lAst week.
we have eNeA 9aeeeo e MIA RNlmerS
aAaeeN Me@ IAMNs "a, Potter AZ the
RAFsneAsA returned to New Jersey NA
MA FRANKLIN ~ Brown aren't
TAage9AS end Friday With fgteAas a.
MrN ARA Nlra, charles A, Il MNR~
9NA " Mides<eewA NAa eANgAseA
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HAlLvlllE

Mra, George I.aVallee was a caller
IN NerwteA "Wednesday,
A lAR9N crowd from here attended
aEaAy w the Coed FRllewsAiR club %
AmeAg thesa wAe Vl&lleA IN NaEwieA
"Wednesday eSeNln9 were Mas Celia
tfynn Mtaa MNNlanNa, Charles. cpa~
taA cltdoF1 EeelealeEA Carol flVnF,
Jaek ftHAN. Mp. ana AlFeI INNis CNA-
ra4 ~, Ana NfEuer FaynA. fsF
ClFee treekwAN y enteetAlRlng hla
eeNsla tfen SeyeFNek,
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FRANKLIN
Motor Party Catie ON Former Pastor |
Ia Pomfret-Miiton seckwitl starts |
fe~ caiifornia. -

''s' ''''' -.
Mrs. Lawns 4. Robsn.on "a p.,h
Parker Robinson were sssests ~ ~ :.
and Mrs. VIII Arnstronr n Sos,15
Coventry Thursday
Mrs CHfford ri Rnhsnsen -. a.,
Norwich Nradnesfiav f,@ e7,ae+ - Me- =.
Jennie Potter. "a 4'-.s'
Mrs EIixa rcs,~@om No. A@.s~
SpeeIer. Miss I.vfiie. Ios,y,so-, s,,a No.
Lucy HYDE tcog< q fsssv, q, NJ 49,
rington's autonobiis to Pomfrst one
day this, week ana ealtaN or R-v
Harry A. Beadie.
Mrs. C. w. Grant ana dauenfer.
Miss Clara L. Grant we've SreaR-ss,s
a-T,asts 80 frse,,l5ss N. u
Mrs. Georre e. 7.add 1aS = "a. ~....
Of Mr.. and Mrs. WiI Armstrong in
south Coyentry one day last week.
+ .: n Hyde was Ia Mantle Friday
o. ias. Week, Gaining on Mr.. Haynes.
rsu'n.1s e New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Smith and son
are spending a. few days In Provfdence
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Laurel. GLEN

Mn and Mira EaymeAd GQNld %
westerly and Nh SNsan Miner Of
Norwood, RI. we're SecsNt esilsFa a
John 0aeFNM
carey Native Aaa returned 70 his
aMNMhtNFAa AFTER q visit with hia Miece.
Agyel Marry Holland eR NTNkNAela-
Nh MMd MFWh John MNrFlsa aNeAt
saturday AAa svRssaS with nv, Hale
MAa mother S>t7fVc
Me HllaA RreWa and wFAnAaAusAes
MR or WNmeaRAN We're recent NAAAMRa "a
Mn and NfaI NlAFhleN
Mp@ &@NRgA IkiA and aNMa Waited Mt
AtlAAtlN heASA 4AMF0AAss =
MN ana MFA. Marble were I'M WNSeS
AElN "Wednesday. =.
sasteFs tFeM MNasaehGsesNa
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Ggange haR last Eriday evenins. ''VN
Miss Ella r. Peck o4 Hartford. suent
tne weekend with her sister Mrs.
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