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Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
SOUTH WINDHAM
Church Meeting and Supper Planned
 Cards From Florida Travellers.

Mrs. Edna Hatch and Mrs A. E. Sweet were in Norwich Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Flakes and baby were guests of Mrs. Mary Lark ham over Sunday.
 Mrs. Martha Potter is a guest of friends in Hackensack, N. J.
 Mrs. Lydia F. Card is feeble and not able to get around much. Mrs. Ella Walkup is making her home there.
 Church Meeting.
 The meeting of the church and so- ciety in this village will be held on Monday evening. January Il at the church. It is also planned to have a supper after which, will be heard the reports of the various societies and work done during the past year.
 The Ladies' Mission society met with Mrs. Helen Tubbs Thursday aft ernoon.
 Miss Iillie Hatch who had a fall at her home some time ago is slowly recovering
 Frank Jennings has been home or a visit recently.
 A number of friends of MT. and Mrs. I. E. Peclzham have received post cards from them saying that they are settled in Orance City, Florida.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
CHAPLIN
Chicken Supper Follows Installation
 at Grange.

Mrs. Emily J. Ross has been with her father. Joseph r. Jones in ALoos- up for some time. Mir Jones' condi- ton of late being very critical. Mt. Holyoke
 Miss Olive Williams returned to Mt. Hol5-oke seminary to resume her studies.
 Mir. Valentines family Of Pomfret were visitors at Arthur Williams on New Years.
 The officers of Natchaug grange were installed Friday evening, January i. The officers are: Worthy master, Mrs Myrtle Lanphear; overseer, Mrs. Hel- en Deming; lecturer. Mrs. Mabel Church; steward, George ?. Howard {; assistant stward, Louis Quay; lady as sistant steward, Fannie Russ; gate keeper, F. Wilson; chaplain, Mrs. Gym thia Lumnlis; secretary, Mrs. Ellen Howard; Ceres, Mrs. Emma Church i; Pomona Mrs. Mary E. Wilson; Flora i: Mrs. Julian Quay. Installing officer was Clarence T. Chester. Following the installation the members enjoyed a chicken supper.
 Miss Florence 1. Hunt of New Bri- tan attended the roll call service and spent 8 few days in town the past week.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
EAST WOODSTOCK
Seventy Attend Sociai-Arnual Meet
 ing of Library Association.

2{r and Mrs. Loren Shcad are in E2stport, Me, called there by the ill., ness of the formers brother, Jesse Shead
 Miss Carrie Lewis 5s with Mrs. VII liam Child for few weeks. Later sae nill go to Boston, joining MT. and Ers. J. M. Paine, who arc located there for the winter
 The young people have returned 10 week.
 A social vas gixen last Friday evening by \. T. White and Sunday school class of young boys. An appc-. tizIng oyster supper was served in the Gna aps-' Games and 3 social hour fol lowed in the hall. Seventy attended.
 Annual Church Meeting.
 The annual society meeting was held at the Congregational church last Sat urday. The society committee A. q Morse. II. M. Clifford and v. T. White, was reelected. Miss Mabel Eddy was chosen clerk.
 Loses Two Horse i,f Two Days,
 E. 2. Eddy lost one Of his fine team horses early Mor&sy morning. It dropped dead on tho nil east of the house, they having just leTt fer Put nam. George tTink also lost one of his valuable pair of grays Tuesday morning. He purchased them less than . year ago.
 Takes Possession of Farm.
 Mrs. Harry Cowan and children Of Thompson recently moved to the Bi1ly farm, whica they 1lrchased two or more years agc MT Cowan is eIn- ployed on the Ream estate and will come later. His father, George CoHan, has been at the farm some months.
 Officers of Library Association.
 The annual meeting of the Library association was held Tuesday. The following officers were elected: Presi- dent. 4. G. Morse; vice president, Mrs. N. T. White; secretary and trea surer George Q. Robbins; librarian, Mrs. Lil- Uan !. May; collector. Mrs. A. H.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
RIPLEY HILL.
Climbers Club Elects Off1cers-Nev
 Teacher from Manchester.

The Climbers club met with Miss Maude Brigham, the 31st. The cleo tion of officers resulted as follows: President, William Richardson: secre- tary, Maude Brigham; treasurer, Ger trude Hagen. Refreshments were served and the company watched the New Year come before separating. Miss Helen Packer, Miss Florence Bates and Mrs. Tracey were guests of the evening. The next meeting will be with George Freeman.
 Miss Maude Brigham spent Sunday with friends in North Windham.
 Mrs Webber, who has been staying with Mrs. F. l.. Topliff for a feT weeks, has gone to Wilmington.
 MT. and Mrs. Rowley entertained Mir. and Mrs. Barber and Mr. and Mrs. WoodBorth, New Years day.
 School opened the 5tl. Miss Healey of Manchester has been secured to ill the vacancy. caused by the resignation of Miss Florence Gates.
 Mrs. F. J. Snyder is confined to the house by a severe attack of rheu- natisn.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
Windham County
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Fire ComPany's Dance Well ktteade Funeral of Mrs. Aunust Holeercen.

Mrs. AIvah Nassar and children, Fl fner and Arlene, of Plymouth. Mass, have been visiting friends here, wilere they formerly lived.
 A large crowd attended the dance New Years eve given by the Central Fire company. The Colonial orchestra furnished music.
 Mfr. and Mrs. William Dean and Miss Phebe Rarbe~ were New Years guests cl relatives in Putnam.
 Victor HoIgerson of Putnam visited relatives Saturday.
 Mrs. HoInerscn's Death.
 Mrs. Au~ust IIolgerson. 42, died at her home about 5.30 o'clock Saturday morning. just two weeks after her re- turn from the Day Kimbau hospital in Putnam. She leaves besides her hus- band q son. Howard, four sisters, and a brother She had been i'll about three months. Funeral services were held at her home Monday afternoon at 2 o'clocA. Rev. Mr. Withee, pastor of the Moosup Methodist church, oificiat- cd. The flowers were many and beau titLi. Mrs. Charles Bragg and Mrs Erwin Whitehead sang two selections. The bearers were Jesse Nj. Hopton, Narcisse CaDIette, George R. Torrey anc L. Howard Cross. Burial was in Evergreen cemetery.
 Briefs and Personals.
 Miss Hazel Flyers was q Norwich visitor Wednesday.
 Mrs. Joseph Levalley and son Leo Of Baltic have been visiting Mrs. Fred cricls Bourque.
 Mrs. Frank Bence has returned homo tO Rochdale after visiting her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Peter 3ouroue.
 Mrs Charles Bvles and son, EIwood By!es, spent Friday at Rev. Frank Fuiler's in Abingdon
 Miss Rose Beaudrv, has returned to East Greenwich, E. l., after visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. David Beaudry
 Miss Ella Lawton of Brooklyn has returned home after a visit with her sister. Mrs. William Loring.
 Miss Emma Grecnhalgh has returned tO Reading. Mass. where she is a colnrlerciai teacher in the high school
 Earl Bragg has resumed his studies a. Yale.
 Howard Byles returned to Yale afon- da--.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
EkONK

4 number from here are attending court in Norwich this week ProTide1
 Alvin Corey bought a portable house of 4. A. Stanton and moved it to his farm here Monday. It required three pairs of heavy horses to move it. A. 4. stanton, who was indisposed last week, is much better.
 The heavy rain storm Wednesday night carried off the snow and ice.
 Leon Sayies is driving Earl Gallup's team and boarding at the Gallup home stead
 Miss Jeanette Gallup entertained her sister, Mrs. Julia Baton. of Wauregan and her cousin, Mrs. Charles Barber, Tuesday.
 Miss Esther Gallup and Miss Minda Tanner returned to their schools Mon
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
HOWARD VALLEY

Raymond A. Hawkes. is visiting his father and mother. MT. and Mrs. Isaac r. Hawkes.. weeks vacation.
 Ice F inches thick is being harvested on Henry Hurnes' pond.
 Elmer Hawkes. Of Wil1inantic spent New Years in Howard Valley with his parents.
 Many here are suffering from bad colds on account of the changeabIe weather.
 Mike Mclaughlin has returned to his work in Wiliimantic. He has been visiting at Henry HuDes' for the past week.
 Edward Hall has moved his saWn1ill from here, where he has been saving for the past three weeks. He is nov ing to Dayville.
 4 dance was held at Henry Humes' New Years eve, there being a large attendance.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
SOUTH WELLINGTON
Only Two Out Of Ten Justices Qualify
 Reception at New Parsonage.

Of the ten justices of the peace elected Nov. 4th only two have quail fled. namely, Col. ". H. Hall and Wu1~ H. Bracket.
 New Years eve was fttingly ceis- brated by the reception by Rev. and Mrs. E. ". Darrow at Memorial church. Instrumental music, singing and refreshments erlivened the social intercourse enjoyed by many from near and far.
 Mrs. Helen A. Jewett of Holland has been engaged to substitute for Miss Edith L. Morgan in the village school during the latters illness.
 Harvesting lee.
 The Perry Ice company began mark ing off the ice for cutting last Monday. The ice will run about 12 inches in thickness.
 Colonel W. H. Hall was able to be present at the opening of the legisla- Eure Wednesday.
 The record of vital statistics for the town of Wilmington shows B births, g marriages and deaths for 1914.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
-SI 2 SSL~9 Ns5-kS ss-J ss : SS
Falls on los Cause Iniuri.s-Pest Of
 fiae to De Moved.

Schools in the Eighth district began the winter tern. Monday after two weeks vacation.
 Mrs. Thompson slipped and feiI on SEs ice last week. disIocatfng her el- bow. pr. Sweet was called in to put the bones ia place and splinted the arm. Elrs. Grstafron also fell on the :ce :ntnrins her side badly.
 The post office is soon to be moved from where it ROW is to Kenyon and Gautisr'5 store and Henry GautjeT is to Do postmaster.
 Miss Gladys Thompson returned to Simmons college Monday afternoon
 The Ladies' Aid society will be en- tcrtained by Mrs. l.. C. Hatch next Wednesday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Richmond re- turned home to Springfield Monday after visiting relatives and friends for 2 week.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09

day evening several interesting mat ters came up and there was g. dis cussion of an interesting topic.
 Howard Bligh has returned 70 Hill side, after ten days visit at his home in Boston.
 Miss A1ercereau went Saturday tot Elizabeth, \. J.
 Mrs. Brown has returned to Boston.
 The sleighins has been good for some time.
 Next Sunday will be Mrs. Emily c Carpenters S9th birth8ay.
 New Years Party.
 Rev and Mrs Earl V. Darrov ap- preciated the good will and affection Sf their people as evidenced by the attendance at the New Years party by the entertainment provided and by their generous gift of sl04. This is 8 fine old Wellington custom that gains in dignity and kinGiiness year by year,
 There were - present at the very pleasir~ closing exercises at the Roar ing Brook school. Miss Helen Nichols, teacher. This school has the banner record for perfect attendance. Charles Lathrop Dead.
 From Mrs. r. '. Lathrop news comes that she and her father. John Merrick. are sttli in HoIyoke with friends and relatives and that he is still under going operations ana treatment that it is hoped will restore his sight in . measure ar least. She writes Of the sudden death in Springfield, Nov. 8th of her nrotheF-in-law. Charles Lath- rop. Mir. Lathrop was formerly of Holland. His wife has returned to relatives in Minnesota for the present. This is bright, fine winter weather and with the birds and deer by day, the sunsets and the stars evening and morning there is much to enjoy espe- ciallv when everv mail brings cards 2 HT-- pretty the cards are and what a vE- riety Of quaintness or beauty.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
STAFFORD
Rev. pr. Charles 0. Judtins te Lee ture-Desth of Mrs. Bertha ZisI<a.

tUre-Desth of Mrs. Bertha Ziska.
 W $. WaIbrfdge of Old Mystic was in town last week
 Miss Victoria AIlard of Eorson was +'7" ~'r"~- '"~t week of MT. and Mrs Louis Allard
 fn attractive sign with the words Stafford Ciran"e. No. $. has been placed on Grange hall
 The condition of Mrs Miner Fair man. who had q shock Dec 18th. re- mains critical, although she is slight Iy better
 The cottage meeting of the Bantist church was not held last Wednesday night on account of the weather.
 Last Public Lecture.
 The last free lecture of the Sson is to be given in Memorial hall next Wednesday evening. Ian $, bv Rev. Dr. Charles Otis JUGkins. public lec- tl2rer ard instructor. Doctor Judk1nS is a preacher and sneaker who is re- rl7arka bla for his intense moral earn estuess, his spiritual Insight, his deep love and sympathy for men and women and his interests in the questions of the day in the realms Of theology and social betterment.
 Mrs. Larned's Sister Dead.
 Ir and Mrs. Joshua Larned and dzu7hter Eloise, were called to Cleve- land Ohio. last Saturday by the death of Mrs. LalT1ed'5 sister. Mrs. Bertha Zisha, who has been III for some time. MT. and Mrs. Lsrned had planned to 50 to Cleveland, where MT. Larned was to receive medical treatment, and their going was hastened by the Illness and death Of Mrs. Zislla. She Is pleas antly remembered by those who met her on her occasional visits to Mrs. Larned's home on Stafford street.
 Illustrated Lecture.
 A large audience gathered at Memo rial hall on Monday evening to enjoy Dr. Frederick Poole's illustrated lecture on Picturesque Panama and the Canal.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
EAST KH.LNGLY

Mrs. James R. Binns Jr., who has been visiting in Canton, Ohio, has re- turned to the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. James Smith.
 Clarence Burgess of Chepechet, II. l., viited at tine home of Isreal P. Chase, Monday.
 Harold Brooks spent the eek-end with friends in Providence.
 Miss Alice Law of Providence ia spending et few days with Miss Ina Oatle5'.
 Ralph ShekletUn has returned 10 Hartford.
 Mrs. Charles Roth Is visiting friends in Webster. Mass. for d few days.
 George Pray and daughter Abo!e of BallouvilIe, spent Sunday here with Mir. Pray's parents, MT. and Mrs. Will liam Pray.
 NIT. and Mrs. Arthur Chase were the guests Of I. P. Chase and family Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
HAMPTON
St. Ceeeiia's Guild Presents Play at
 Wilimantic.

Some of the young ladies of St. Ce- celia's guild went to WTiIliulantic Tues kleptomaaisc, before large audi ence.
 \ social was held in the chapel l Thursday eFenin@ under the auspices i or the 1>aa4eS Aid society.
 Many of the farmers have been i7arve stir ice this week and report the ice in 2 very good condition.
 Arthur Fits, who has been 6 patient in St. Josepl's hospital, IS able to be at home again Merton F. philliEs is at home.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
CAMPBELL'S MILLS

Perry Merritt has moved to John E.. Tanners Chapman farm.
 Daniel Sullivan purchased . horse iu New York recently.
 Charles Nattison, Arthur Weeks, Benjamin Wilcox and hr. and Mrs. Be. janIu Hall nave been attending court in Norwich this week.
 Eugene Partlo and Daniel Earring ton Of Westerly were week end visit ors in this vicinity.
 Miss Edith Sanborn enterta endiD. ..
 Miss Edith Sanborn entertained a party of friends New Years eve.
 Miss Grace E. Lamphear returned to NeW York city Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
New London County
NORTH LYME
Tucker-Way Marriage Kitchen
 Dance.

Thomas Tucker and Miss Georgiana Way, daughter of Alien Way, of North Plain district, were married Christmas day, by Rev. Mir. Gallop of Grassy Hill. Thay are living in J. l.. Kayrnor6'9 tenement house near the cerne-sry, where AIr. Tucker las lived for some time.
 Miss E.tasI Maynard entertained abou: U friends Gt fc most enjoyable k4tcien dance New Years eve.
 EvSre.c Clark and family are visit En.- lis brother, EaIdrian r. Clark.
 Mrs. Chester Tucker. one of the old est residents of gi13S place died at the homo e her son, Tiiliar. GIbson, last week. She had been in failing health fer nlo~e than 2 yea. and confined to Szs De5 FoY g=c-la tI.Ila. Ike burial was en Pia2s,1z.t Ni>t.E cey>:9rtry and no foupiie fu?gtrc.! gs&z ae![i, owing to the recent case c C f;!c.ceIia in the family.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
WARRENVILLE

sl.. of Elmsville Warrenvtlle, quietly celebrated their 30th wedding anniv- yersary at their home last Monday. January 1. MT. Hewlett at the age of q and his wife at 1T were married in the W-afrenviIle Baptist church. Soon after their marriage the home which
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09

spent the week end with Philip Sim- ino.
 visiting friends here.
 Fred Haskell shot two large foxes recently.
 Philip Simino of Taftviiie spent Thursday with Philip Simino. Mrs. Martha MiIIiard has recovered from q serious Hines. 2 z z z
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
WELLINGTON
Gift to Pastor and Wife at New Years Partv-Death of Charles Lathrop.

Some were detained from church at- tendance Sunday morning by feIr. of falling on icy walks covered by a thin coating of snow. There were 5S at Sunday school, however. The pastor, Rev E. w. Darrow, -reached from Matt. 6: B, a very. suggestive New Years text for everybody
 Rural T. D. Carrier lzorner took his wife and E. c. Carpenter, wife and sen in his automobile to Bridgeport for the holiday and the week end
 At the regular Grange meeting Fri
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
CANTERBURY

Schools have opentd after two weeks vaca ton.
 Charles Robbins was in Plainfield recently.
 Willis L. Bennett, who has been very i'll with quinsy is able to be out.
 The roads are pretty badly washed from the rain Wednesday night.
 There was 8 teachers meeting at Prof. Downs and the teachers were present.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09

they now occupy was bought. Mr. Hollett was born in Mansfield, the son of MT. and Mrs. Andrew J. How lett Mrs. Mary Jane (Cushnan) Hewlett was also born in Mansfield, the oldest of eleven children of MT. and Mrs. Orrin L. Cushnan. Mir and Mrs. Hewlett have two sons, Albert E. Hewlett, Jr., of Fiskdale, Mass John \. Hewlett, of Warrenville, and two daughters, Mrs. Lillie M. Pratt of Warrenville and Mrs. Minnie A. Jacobs of Chaplin.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
ASHFORD
Funeral of John Weeks Held Tues,
 day.

John Weeks died Sunday morning after d long illness. The funeral was in the chapel Tuesday at one o'clock with burial in the Grove cemetery. Rev. Frank Chambers, officiating. Dr. Converse, Mrs. Fred Bowen, Mrs. John Ethrtdge and Mrs. Charles Clark sang two hymns
 W. $. Warren has filled his ice house and now is about to fill several others.
 Senator y. NJ Tatem and Represen- tative w. Davis went to Hartford on Tuesday.
 Darwin Lewis who has been home i'll for a. week or more is convalcscent
 Miss Kate Perry returned to her school at Woodstock, Monday.
 Miss Mary Green has not been able to return U Normal school in WilIi- mantle on account of illness.
 Sore throat has been qute prevalent in town.
 The schools began Monday after two weeks vacation
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Mrs. Julia 9 Claup ot Ponfret ending is caring fer Mrs. Samuel Cooper during her illness
 Miss Mary Goss is entertaining two eousins from out Of town.
 Miss Nanel Barrett returned to Hartford Monday
 aTr and Mrs. Harold Bloom enter.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

I Hibbard. hool1 committee, Mrs. Charles F. Pike, Mrs. Lillian A. May
 Mrs L. IT. LindeInan, Miss Mabel Eddy; entertainment committee. Mrs
 Chester E. May, Earl Morse, Agnes 1 White \. c. Morse, Miss Nellie Pratt.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
ABINGTON
pr, T. M. Murray and Family Start For Cslifornia-pelsy in Opening of School.

It is expected that the schools will open Monday, January il. The hou- day vacation having been prolonged one week on account of several cases Of scarlet fever st Pomfret Center
 Mrs. George Hicks returned Satur- day from 8 visit with her son, \, C. Weeks. at PoQuonoc Bridge.
 B. W. Whitehouse attended the fu- neral of a relative in Brooklyn, N. Y Tuesday.
 George Johnson, a former resident is visiting at George Thornton's
 Miss l.. l.. Allen, a teacher at Nash ua,-N. H., spent the holiday vacation with friends here.
 Leave For Santa Barbara.
 Dr. T. Morris Murray and his family started Tuesday for Santa Barbara, Cali, where they expect tc spend the winter
 Mrs. Fred Gotham spent Thursday in WillimantiC.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
ONECO
Pastors Odd Theme for Sunday Ser.
 mon.

Miss Lilly Pratt has returned home to New Jersey after spending several weeks with her sister, Mrs. $. Brewin.
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard Marrott are visiting their daughter, Mrs. James Nisbet, i'll Lithonia, Ga. Thursday
 The assessors are meeting fin the town hall this week to fix up the tax lists.
 Fred Marriott and family returned home Wednesday from South Man chester
 Rev. ". E. NewTon's theme for next Sunday will he 'Ts There Any Taste in the White Of an Egs?''
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
Hohson Hohbiea.

We gather from Captain Hobson's concluding remarks that the Rum Devil now neraces the American re- public as ferociourIy as the NFikado of Japan used to dc.--IIartford Times.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
PACKER

MT. and Mrs. Elmer Tarbox spent Sunday with Mrs. Fred Haskell
 Mrs. Fred Gravlin and family spent New Years in Sterling visiting friends. M, ". Baxter and MT. Fred Pineault
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09

tained MT Fosters son of Boston and West Woodstock last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09

At the communion service last Sun day three new members joined the Congregational fellowship on confes- sion of faith. Nathan Exley who has been for a long time regular att tendant and helper in the church work and Lydia Lathrop and Charles Randall two of the younger people of the church family.
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