Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13
New London County LEDYARD
Grange Committees Appeinted-Pro' iec4 to Build a Hail-Accidents- B Natural Club Entertained.

Selectmen Joseph D. Austin and Charles A. Gray were called on Won day to go to Shewville to inspect a right of way that is in dispute be- tween Calvin Wilcox and Henry ka- roli, both of that place.
 The members of the board of relief met fo rtl1eir second visit at the town clerks office Monday. Only one ap- peared before the board.
 Fred ChriSty of Norwich was a call CT at MT. and Mrs. D. D. Taylor's on Sunday.
 Theodore Avery of storrs college was a, week end and Sunday guest of his parents MT. and Mrs. Billings
 Dogs Kill Mans Sheep.
 Lafayette F. Main who owns a good deal of real estate in town and who owns large number of sheep has notified the seIectmen that he has had more sheep killed by dogs. The dogs seem to have a, liking for Mir. Mains sheep as last year the town of North Stonfngton paid him upwards of $500 and his bill against the town of Ledyard was for over $200. He has notified the selectmen of Iredya1d that there are ten missing this time.
 Sixty at Sunday School.
 There was all attendance of sixty n Sunday school on Sunday morning. Rev. Giles GoodenodgI1 preached in
  Endeavor meeting.
 Grange May Build Hall.
 At the regular meeting of Ledyard Srange Saturday evening there was a discussion in regard to selecting a. site for 9. new Grange hall Ledyard grange $ TeTy prosperous and 1t is deemed best oy several members that they sl1ouI build a new nall Worthy Master Arthur D. Barrett and the worthy overEeer appointed the follow ing committees for the year 1915: FTo11an's work committee: Mrs Fan nfe IalTllo, Mrs. Finnegan, Mrs. B. T. Avery, Mrs. \. D. Barrett.
 Table cornrnittee: Mrs. Alice Gray, Margaret Allyn, Annie Baudro, Doro- thy Lester. Susan Lamb.
 Reception cornInittee: Mrs. ". I, ALyn, Mrs. J. N. Gray, Mrs 5. T. Avery, Rav. C. R. Goodenougl, Mir. W. Sick committee. Mrs. J. A. Clark, Mahel Smith, Mrs. I. G. Geer, Mrs. r, Lamb, Mrs. 5. T. Avery.
 Music committee: Mrs Ida Mont eomery, Miss Lillian Gallup, Mrs. ". I. Allyn.
 Leases Farm.
 Frederici: Cook of PoQuentanuck has leased the Robert Austin farm owned by Horace H. Main and will Coon and family formerly occupied the place but have moved to Mystic. John NJ. Gray was a business caller ata the probate office on Tuesday aft crloOn.
 Arthur D. Barrett has sold a, new yeariing heifer to Charlie Thompson and rwenty-s.x bullets to Judge $. E. Holdridge
 Mrs. Eva Bromley united with the First Baptist church on Sunday by
 Goino to Vermont,
 Walter Par1neter and family who have been farming in Ledyard during the past year will soon move with his family to Nerrropt.
 Broke Collar Bone.
 Mildred Austin the little daughter of Representative and Mrs. Joseph D. Austin fell on the ice recently and broke her collar bone. She was at tended by a Norwich physician and is now doing well.
 Arthur D. Barrett has purchased a new breeder which will hold 5000 lit tie chicks. Mir. Barrett expects to buy the chicks and raise them.
 Natural Club.
 The E Natural club met at the res idence of Prof. and Mrs. C. D. Geer Wednesday evening. There were about forty present including guests from Norwich, JeWett City and New London. They came by autotruct and automobiles. Valentine games of many kinds were played, and there was the old fashioned and modern dancins. The 5 Natural club render cd two selections and two choruses. Refreshments were served at the close. Mrs. Bertha L. Avery was called to Norwich by the illness of her fatI- CT, N=. Lewis
 Ava Gray has finished setting poles for the new telephone to be placed in Charles A. Gray's residence.