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Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
NORTH. WOODSTOCK
Social Danes Have Quilting Party
 Officers Of Ladies Aid Society.

Miss Julia smith has gone to Unba- na, T1., for the winter, ,.., =, sas e.7ss. Quitting Party, T. The Social Danes were entertained last week by Mrs. Elmer Corttis An guests being dressed in old style clothes, was enjoyed. 7f
 Mrs. 24Ai5bie Child of Putnam was guest of Mrs. Matilda Morse over Sum day. a
 Elected Officers.
 At the annual meeting of the La dies Aid society last week a. prosper Gus year was reported. Officers for the coming year were elected as fol- lows:
 President, Mrs. Charles Perrin; vice president; Mrs. L. H. Heafey;; record ing secretary, Mrs. Cora Trask; exec utive committee, Mrs. Frank Perrin, Srs. William Barrett, Mrs; Frank Skinner. e.e. @ . wa& q recent visitor, at Mrs. S. Bar -rett's. 5- The school was closed two days last week rto enable the teacher. Miss Ril- la Child, to attend the Teachers con- Yention at Hartford.
 Thmempson Pastor Breaches. Rev. Mir Chase of Thompson SUD- piled the local church Sunday in place of- the regular pastor who was attending the meeting in New Haven
 The Colonial porch which is being added to the; home of Ebenezar Btsh- Op. will be finished today (Saturday) Georee Paine in Southbridge this week
 Miss Mildred Brown was in wor. cester Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
SOUTH WINDHAM
Meeting Of K. K. x. Sewing Club Troop E. Moves from Ashford to Ponsmah cenpany's Field.

Ponsnah company.s Field.
 The Ladies. Mission society was en- tertained Thursday afternoon. at the home of Mrs. Henry Scribner.
 Peter Crane Is at the home of his mother. Mrs. Mary Crane, for live days vacation.
 William Oman of New York was home over Sunday.
 E Albert Oman. who has been work ing in New Haven. has gone into the local shop to work.
 Sewing Club Meets. E The K K. K sewing club met Wed- nesday evening with Miss Renshaw, who boards with Mrs. Mary Larkham. The president is Miss Nellie Driscoll and the; secretary and treasurer is Miss Celia Colbert.
 Frank Beckwfth of Norwich was home for while Tuesday.
 Mrs. Frank Beckwith had as her guest Tuesday. Mrs. Joseph Tesar of Stafford.
 Mrs. Morris Golden and her daugh- ter, Miss Ethel Golden, spent Monday in Norwich.
 Mrs. James Curray is Ill at the Hartford City hospital
 MT. and Mrs. F. L. Palmer had as their guests Sunday Mir. and Mrs. D. Ashley of Plainfield.
 Mrs. George Chamberiin has re- turned home. after attending the funeral of her mother in Madison.
 Roland Slate is working in Groton and has stored his household goods until he can get a tenement there.
 Troop E In Camp.
 Troop E of the United States cav airy of Fort Ethan Allen. broke camp at Ashford early Tuesday morning and moved on making a stop at South Windham, where they will be capped for the next week or ten days in the large field of the Ponemah company, l just across the road from the South Windham schoolhouse- Troop is composed of thirty-five men with horses for each soldier and a few draft horses for work and hauling freight. The saddle horses are used | by tho soldiers in their survey o1 twenv- five miles square of the coun- | try in this vicinity, the soldiers being sent out by the United States govern ment on one of it's progressive mill tary map surveys. The survey party | attends the four troops in this part ol the state and makes calls on camps al Putnam, Wilmington, South Windhan | and Enfield. The commanding ofi- | cers of Troop E camp consist of one captain and three lfeutenants. Sur. Yey parties from E Troop were al | work in this city Thursday and ons was OF Plesant street and adjoining hills including Hosmer mountain I was Tinted by one of the men in an other party. that the War Departmen plans to hold big military maneuver. in this section of New England in th' future possibly next year and the hill will be known on the maps by mum bers the same as in the European bat tlehelds.
 - Local BreVities.
 Mrs. Martha Potter. is spending [ week in Chaplin with her mother, Mrs Ellen Welch.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis PutoZ have re Fturned from a visit in Hartford.
 Miss Lillian Kenfield has been il with grippe. et
 Mrs. Lillian Hahn of ConantviIle ha been the guest for few days of Mi and Mrs. l.. A. Clark.
 l Z Mrs.-W. c. Card and Mrs Waite Backus was in Norwich. Wednesday.
 Mrs. C. l.. Clinton is confined to he home with muscular rheumatism.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
-WINDHAM
Prentice Fox Engagement Announced = -Meetins of Missionary soeiety-
 Lunch in Honor of Miss Tihbits-


 Mrs. Nellie Prentice of New Britain has announced the enlargement of her daughter. Dorothy. to Rev. Howard StoWen Fox, assistant pastor of the South church, New, Britain. Miss -orentice was a Windhan. girl and has Psuceessful teacher in the New Britain schools for several years. The mar riase will take place early next sum mer. 7s.s,aee s5. ts.31
 Miss Kate Tibbitts of Norwich is a4, the Inn.
 2 Miss Josephine Keeney. spent Sunday with;a schoolmate ir Waterbury.
 Missionary Sewing Bee. Sixteen ladies were present at a pleasant meeting of fhe Woman's Mis- sionaIy society with Mrs William Fay TGesaay afterpoon. While the ladies served, the third chapter sof Home Missions in Action was given by Miss Winifred Fay, Miss Grace Bates, Mrs. Walter Abbe and Mrs. Pegrunas Lemon sherbet. and cake were served by the hostess. -
 MT, and Mrs Charles C. Abbe of New York are guests at Walter Abbe's. Mr and Mrs. H. C. Lathrop return ed Tuesday from New Haven, where they attended meetings of the national council: =-f ,5.s-- Miss Emily Lyman and Miss Ellen Hawkins returned Monday froma sew eraI weeks VlSit Tn Jersey City.
 s-= Chicken Pie SuppeR Mrs. E. W. Loomis. entertained the ladies of St. PauYs church at chicken pie supper Sunday night. Her guests were Mrs E. K. Leffingwell, Miss Neale. Mrs. H. C. Hatch, Miss Sara Johnson, Miss J. W. Bingham Mrs 1 T. c. Fenton. Mrs. W. A. Raymold Miss Anna Claussen and Miss Maud | Stokes s Rev. NJ. R. Plumb went to> New ,Ha- ven Sunday night to attend the meet | Ings of the national council Dr.. and Mrs, F. E. Guild went tc Boston Tuesday to attend the medica convention and to Exeter. N. H. tc see their son whof is at Phillips aca- denny.
 Lunch for. Miss. Tibbitts.
 Mrs. C. R. Utley os Willimantic gave a luncheon at tho Bingham house Thursday for Miss Kate Tihbitts O. Norwich The other guests were Mrs @4s G. Lathrop. Mrs. H. C. Lathrop, Mis- Emma Larrabee and Mrs. Ada Larra. bee.
 l The annual harvest supper of tiu Congregational church was held Fri day evening iq charge. of Mrs. Ad; Larrabee.
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BOLTON. NOTCH

Mrs. Jennie Bishop of Bristol Is vts- iring her sister. Mrs. Loren Maine a Miss Mary Cross visited her mother in Hartford Sunday.
 Mrs- s. P. Sumner and two children. from Rockville. visited at N. W. How ards Friday.
 Miss Mabel Howard was home Sun day.
 Charles Howard of Manchester Green visited his father, M. W. Howard. Sur- day.
 Mrs. Loren Maine went to Water bury Monday to see her daughter. whc is a patient in a hospital there.
 Mrss T. V. Skinner visited in Man chester Monday.
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EAST WOODSTOCK,
Singing Class Formed-cemmunit
 Club to Hear interesting Speakers.

E. P. Trask and family. MT. and Mrs. H. B. Comings motored to Nor wich and Willimantic Sunday. . F. l.. Upham of West Newton, Mass. is spending his annual vacation or two weeks with his parents and en- loving the hunting season.
 :. l.. H. Lindenan and family. motored TO hartford Saturday, spending a couple of days with relatives.
 Singing Class.
 singing class. has been formed under the auspices of the. Community club. which. have secured D. M. Cowie Of Webster as instructor. E: .. To Address Community Club. K A public meeting Of the Community club will be held next Monday even ing Hon. Eeeu Stevens of Quinebaug and Everett T.. Upham of West New ton, Mass, will be the speakers Their
 subject will be Wools and wooien
 Fabrics. There will be music by a
 male quartette. County Agent Ken nedy will be present to present plans
 for forming a children's club.
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SOUTH WELLINGTON
Bullet Removed from Edward Lath-
 am's Ankle-Fifty Take Out Hunt - ers' Licenses.

Edward Latham returned Saturday from the Hartford hospital after fnv- ing a revolver bullet removed from his ankle.
 Work on the concrete ditch for the overflow water from the mill is pro- main street to the south side of the road to the station the ditch is to be arched over. The old dam is being removed and the old pond basin will be filled in as a part of the general improvement.
 Fifty Hunters' Licenses Issued.
 Hunters licenses have been issued to 4S residents, one nonresident and one alien this season.
 Masons at Austin Funeral.
 Several Of tho Masonic fraternity from this village attended the funeral services of Edward F. Austin in War renville last Sunday. MT. Austin was a member of Uriel lodge. No. 24, r. S: A. M., Merrow, and the Masonic ser vices were conducted by members O. that lodge.
 Mrs. John Edwards and Miss Anna Wiegold spent Wednesday of last week in Hartford.
 N Among those who went on the ex- cursion to New York the 22nd were Mrs. Frank Zusick, Mrs. Joseph Stross and Miss Mary ZusiclI
 At the special comnlynication oi Uriel lodge, No. 24, F. & A. M. today (Satur6ay) there will be work in the E. A. degree. followed by work in tho M. NJ. degree in the evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leo Korper Of Hart ford returned to their home Sunday after visit of few days with Mrs Mary A. Korper, Mrs. Korper accom- panying them on their return.
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LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

.lyn were guests qt friends here Sat; urt1ay. ..sssse sss sic. spent Sunday with, relatives in Pawtucket. ~ sssSe
 Married Twenty Two Years. 4 large party, of friends gathered at the home of MT. and Mrs. John S. Chase Saturday evening to. celebrate tho twenty second anniversary of their marriage which was the twenty fifth of October. Dancing was enjoyed during the evening. Refreshments were served. 4fs
 Fingers cFaished.
 Manfred Adams while working on the cellar for his barn had three of his fingers on his left hand crush ed. .4.- s,.s.t>- < =Es ss
 Mrs. Lucy, Mason is i'll at her home here. a-4s -ss<. .e .ss@ s:z.,,1s Mir and Mrs Ira.oJ. sMartina. who have been visiting Mrs. Martins sis ter, Mrs. Andrew Potter have return ed to their home. in l7awtsIsket, R. I.
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STAFFORD
Grange Holds Fifth Annual Halloween
 Party.


 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Lasbury spent the week end with Mrs. J. C.. Mitchell and family of Saybrook
 George Whiting. who was injured in an automobile accident, is able to l'c out.
 Mrs. James Johnson attended the wedding of her niece. Mildred Dh- worth. in Worcester. Tuesday.
 Will Supply Pulpit.
 The pulpit at the Baptist church next Sunday will be occupied by Rev. Leonard Smith of Mansfield.
 Rev. C. Fl. Puffer will preach al Moose Meadow. Nov. [.
 The topic for '. F. C. U. next Sum day evening is Torchbearers on the Christian Highway. Saint Augustine. Leader. Blanche Shippey.
 pr. r. P. Batchelder of Boston IS spending a few days at his old home.
 The fifth annual Halloween party under the auspices of the grange. was held Friday evening. Lynch's orches- tra furnished music.
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HEBRON
Body of Fred Miner Found Beside the -Railroad Traek-Danee at Town Half.

Fred Miner was found dead and his body badly mutilated on the railroad between Colchester and Amston Tues day morning IL Is supposed that he was on his way home from Coiches- ter and lay down on the track when a train ran over him some time during the night.
 F. s. Hall of Easthampton was in town Monday booking for young people to work in the shop in that place.
 Herbert Wilcox of Waterbury has been in town visiting his sister. Mrs. Roger Porter, of AmSton-
 Mrs. Ned Raymond was in Hartford last Wednesday.
 Mrs. E. T. smith was in Hartford last Wednesday.
 Mrs. E. T. Smith was in Hartford last week to attend the convention
 A dance in the town hall last Friday evening was well attended
 The l.. A. s. met with Mrs. Ratt- man Thursday.
 The Congregational church is to have a new furnace as~ahe old one is past repair.
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SOUTH KMLINGLY

Mir and Mrs J. J. Crowley of Wal sley Falls. spent Sunday at * E. Phil lips. e.1 Harold Bowen of -Cranssou was a week end visitor at Fred BextePs.s A number of the young people at 4. tended, q dance at Ezra Burgess fOn Saturday evening. s-~s ,., <
 Mrs. Trirp of Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle of Providence, Henry Leonard and family of. Valley -Vaiie,
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SOUTH CANTERBURY

Mrs. Frank R. Burdick and .darskt- CT, Bertha, of Norwich, returned home Tuesday, after several days vis- it with the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs Levi N. Clark ...s,f -7,
 Mrs. Harriet '. Coyey and, daughter. Nellie. were in Norwich Monday.
 Bert Allen. of WiIiinnantic was a guest of F. L. Hyde,s Monday.
 Frank s. Linnen and John Leonard of Westminster called on Levi N.
 Tine funeral of Mellen w. Smith, was held at his home Monday. Rev. E. Edward Davies of. Mystic officfat- ed. - Friends and relatives attended from Putnam, Danielson, Brooklyn, WindhaEni Scotland. Plainneld. and
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MifldhaIll County
New Yasl sln Town Par x. enta' Day tn~ Village School.
EAsTFO ORD

Mrs. E. Rs sikisy of Danielson was the guest MSnday of Mrs. M. J. Chap man and spent the night at tho home. 0f William s. Warren and Family. She visited friends in Woodstock. ssonpiHg over Sunday with Mr. and j6iin Jones Willie hunting in the weeds Monday got two partridge and two gray squirrels. @
 ArE Jeresfis staying for time In [ John Ethridge IT., Merrill Keith. nna aOliverg Bowen are. students at Wotdstock Academy. ss.so M
 ssrss2s0nss Hunting Trip.
 M A. w.e Etiaridge aHdssson } of New York. arconpanted by Mfr Provost and son. have been at the EastfoTd H-Hsa. f0re a, few days and enjoyed hunting. John Ethridge ofs Westerly. R, T. vas at bis home here over sun
 1Ir:. and Mrs. B. J. Donnelly of Boston, sEpeift a week here.
 ". IT. EardsgeIl and family of Nor ~ich, naotored here reeeatly and called on Miss Addie Rosworth.
 -r =.fe=sss sParentS Bay l Rarssi1ts day vas observed in the Ti.lase school recently. There was a making good progress and presented a.efine apearaness under the super vision of the teacher, Miss Edith Wheaton of Pfoenixyilfe. tE
 Mrs. NJ. D.. Hildreth of Pomfret and SfiSs Edna Lillibrfdge of Daniel soH; wefe guests of Mrs. Ellen Bal fou, Thursday. aF f,s1 '
 Mrs. Charles W. Clark and Miss 4IIattfe. BictEeH were in Putnam, Thursday. z ,s'S
 Charles. Keene of Putnam Trade school spent Sunday with fr. and Mrs. William Keene. They were guests recently f s. p. Curtis family Of Ashford.
 Tf1ere was no school Friday. the R2nd The Seeacher. Miss Edith Wheaton went to the teachers con- vention in Hartford and visited her cousin, Frank Morse in East Hart ford @r r1-
 Of Fourth Generation. MT. and Mrs. Eli E. Weeks en- tertairiAds last week Mrs. Nathaniel Shernlaa with her little son Robert and daughter Ruth, of Phoenixville Mrs, Frank Converse IT. of West Wilmington, with her little daughter Catherine. These children are of the fourth generation.
 sLl NJ. Carpenter of New Britain. was a native of this place, brother of the late Judge Elisha Carpenter of Hart ford. .s and the last surviving member of the family. <.st-. e.s :.
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Woodbury: Mir and Mrs. Wade Snow of Mapping and Mfr. and Mrs Delos Conznt of Wfllimantic were callers at their brother-in laws. George S. wii- sonss. Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Abbie Amsdon. who is teaching in winsted, was home over Sunday.
 Elijah Wilson of Hartford fs spend ing the week with his brother. George s. Wilson. hunting
 Henry Walton has moved his fam fly. from the Hollow to Holland. where he is at work
 The local coon hunters killed two weighing IT pounds each on the Stow ell place, Ashford. Monday night
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bushels of the scattered corn, gettinf l. under cover before the rain Tues, day right Mir. Topiin has been sub tected to other indignities as haxs a deal Of lawiessness in tine air. Poyt under ls are hunting without licenses having no regard to trespass notices except to deface them. and any remon. strance on the part of the owners. & met with insolence and profanity. Tht action of Sunday night is 10 be ths result of protests made by owners O, forbidden premises and is a i-aftel likely to be brought to the notice os the state authorities.
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: EAST THOMPSON
Meeting of the w.. c. r. u.-Reads
 Being Repaired.

r.
 The W. G T. U. met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Silas Joslfn, 32 persons being present The meeting was opened by. the president, Mrs Bixley, reading the 11S Psalm. Pray CT was offered by the : Rev. Frank Chamberlain after which MT. Joslin entertained with several selections on the Vietroia. The roll was called and the members answered by a scripture text After the usual business Miss Edythe Woodwork gave a very inter estipg report of the state convention held in New Haven September 30. The president. Mrs. Bixby also made mention. of the conention, referring to the report already given and em- phasized the necessity of always wearing the white ribbon. Selections were read by some of the members, others telling of interesting items which had come. to their notice Re treatments were served by the host esS.
 Highway Repairs.
 Repairs are being made on the road ii,s tl.e vilTlge.
 ' Gcorge 1Iulyan, a familiar figure, has been sent to Brooklyn for sixty days
 . Miss Arm Hoy!e hns been entertain irg q cousin shis week. ; Miss Annie 4oabins was in Worces- tel last week 70 attend the funeral of her aunt.
 S The Inyie sisters made a business t1ip tos"WsbSter Wednesday.
 Phil Thompson arc Silas Joslin are making repa:rs on A. I. Tourtelotte's house.
 iarSest Supper. Harvest supper Wednesday evening. 5. Ths Kings Daughters served a entertainment was given by the Con- gregational choir
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.RAWsoN 2

Mir. and Mrs B. 4. Darrow enter. tained about fifty friends at sa. bum gnlow dance Saturday evening. Cake and coffee were served. ;.
 Mrs. Fred Baker and son, William. of Pomfret. are spending. several days with friends here. .,a ..r..4t es.1-sF
 Miss Marian Hammond attendp1 a funeral in New Britain Wednesda day.,,..@3 Mrs. Everett W1itehouse ' was in Hartford Tuesday.
 .Messrs. Henry and Frank. Waters have gone to Waterbury where they are to be employed- for the winter.
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Mrs. Thomas Joslin is visiting in Boston, Mass.
 Oswald Street, in attempting to crank his auto Sunday. broke his little finger.
 Church Renovated.
 All who attended service at the Con- gregational church Sunday were de- lighted with the decorations and alter ations made. The committee in charge has the appreciation of all interested in the welfare of the church.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. F. Marble and two children were guests at Mrs. Russelfs Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs. Armand Henault and children visited Norwich friends Sun day.
 Caleb Blanchard and Miss Mary Blanchard are visiting friends in Taunton, Mass.
 Mrs. Hattie Barnes spent the week end with Miss Bernice Cogswell.
 John O'Neil was at Brown univcr- sity for the week end.
 Dr. and Mrs. l. D. Hasbrouck were nt Mrs. c. A. RusselPs Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Darrow were in Boston Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Burton spent Sunday in Boston.
 Walter Comings was a Sunday wis itor in Boston.
 Mir end Mrs. Arthur Lathrop spent the week end in Willimantic.
 Mrs. George Elmer Monroe has re- turned from Boston visit.
 Mrs. Emelia Cutler entertained her sister. Mrs. William Kennedy, Sunday
 Miss Mary Kelley had with her on Sunday Mir. and Mrs. McArdlc of Yer mont.
 Page -Marchessault Marriage.
 Two popular young people were united in marriage Sunday-Miss An toinnette Marchessault and Daniel Page--both of Dayville. Friends of William Shaw were glad to greet him Thursday. Wedding Reception. Two sons of MT. and Mrs. Eli BrierS were married last week and all parties held reception at the home of theil 1 parents Saturday. Over one hundred | guests were present. William Greene and John ChesbrG have purchased an automobile.
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WARRENVILLE
Masonic Funeral for Edward P. Aus.
 tin-Hunters In Camp.

The funeral of Edward F. Austin was held at the Baptist church Sun day at p. m. MT. Austin was a mem- Der of Mansfield lodge of Masons. About thirty Masons were present and very Impressive service was held both at the church and cemetery.
 Judge O. D. Baker, Frank A. Tyler, B. A, Field and E. L. James enjoyed a trip to Providence, R. l., Wednes- day. y. of Mrs. R. c. Baker. sN
 On Hunting Trip.
 Frank c. Taylor of Providence, E. A. Field of Hartford and George M, Coes of Boston, are camping at the Mosely House and enjoying the hunt ing season.
 s Mrs. George Albee of Mt Hope called on friends here Monday.
 Miss Fannie Rus4 of Chaplin called on Mrs. B. l.. James. Sunday.
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s NORTH STERLING
Sidney Melar's. House Burned-5urs. lars at Waiter Youns's Home.

2 p Mrs. Fred Hendrickson is visiting friends in New York. v H. H. Crowell Is on a business trip in Wilmington. Del. -.s q.4 a3
 D. D. Purjngton and son George. of Providence were guests of F. O. Plum mcr ever Sunday. .7 Mrs. Lydia Place and, daughter. Flora, arc visiting in Meriden. Mi. and Mrs. Charles Lewis of Providence are visiting a. Lydia Places zf 5sr as; Miss, Mary Griffiths spent the week end with Danietson friends, -g ;,.,
 The -Hallowseep social at tho par sonage last week. was well attended. Over one hundred enjoyed the chicke..
 Heass Burned. s .rhe *nonscg af Sidney Eelars was destrhyed Evs Ire 4fnndaX v Sselting The loss lis partly covered By insur- ance. Mfr. Moiar had just got the most oS ias goods ous during the day and loaded on tire car sat Sterling as he is moving to Hampstead, N, F.. The cause Of fhe fire in unknown. -4'~ ..s.
 Rnfefz-ize Young Horne.
 TAc kofnc of Walter Young was broken z:Eto last week Friday night and SIC dollars. worth of mu sical in. struneftta taken, also n good gun MT Young W asS in Brooklyn; at the time of tho robbery.
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THOMPSON

Rev. J. K Moore spent the week end In New Haven.
 Mrs. Harry Whittemore visited Mrs. Minnie Whittemore, Friday
 Mrs. Gilbert Thompson, recently home from the hospital. has gone to be with her son Howard. in Paw tuclxet, RI
 J. E. Doane is visiting his sister, Mrs Wicks.
 Miss Sherman has recently had an artesian well drilled pr. Miller is al- so having one sunk.
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sisters, Mrs. B. R. Briggs ana Mrs, ,o B. Dawley.
 Henry Humes is to install milking machines in his COW barn. r- The tax assessors were around last week to assess the property.
 Fred Burnham drove a herd of cat tle to Bolton Tuesday. ' The Connecticut Field Trial nssoci- ation were through Howard Valley on Tuesday e
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Sunday night, some vicious minded persons visited the cornfieid of r. B. Toplin on Ripley Hill. and amused themselves by .overturning and scat tering over 140. large shocks of corn. ready for husking. The scarcity of help and the physical condition of Mir. Topli0 makes this a serious matter for him. NeiEhbors rallied to his as- sistance Tuesday and husked over 140
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 Augustus Dumas spent sunday in B@a16uvilIe the guest cs his sister MrG Oliver Creafe
 Walt6r Cheever of Buttonwoods. R. l.. spent tue week sEd with his cousin Luther e: Andrews. ..s =s5 Mrg ana Mrs. J.EW. 5Ecponaid Of Mystic are; spending a feW days at theft summer hcr11e hare. ssavcraI from hsre attendsdita ma Harvest supper and entertainment as North Foster church Saturday even SiiSs, Hene, Pierce and Harold Pierce of Pdwtucitet have been guests of A. len Bnzfngspn alsd family ss' Frank Harrington, oEerseer at Chases f1fT. rtarnmed his finger. xyJ4fIa a$ sfvfySgk "a Es.-z isrs : Fred Smith of Putnam Heights was a Sdlsday Bue@tt of relatives here E Mss Elsie ToSlng of South Woodl stock. spent Sunday with Miss Ber- tha E. &ouIe. 4st44A ssss4As'4 F. A. Chase and family Of Brock
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Canterbury. The bearers were Frank l.. Smith. Joseph F. Smith, Stanton Vallett and Hart w. Con. There were Brooklyn. In the South cemetery.