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Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
LEDYARD
Fish Rogers Wedding New. ad--Ap- Praisers Fail to Agree on Sheep Damage at Lafayette Main's.

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 Rev. c. F. Goodenough took for his subject Sunday morning Preparedness Luke. 18th chapter, 10th verse.
 Miss Helen Rogers is making a lengthy stay with her sister Olive in MT. and Mrs. William T. Allyn and Dr. and Mrs. Smith of Mystic were Saturday and Sunday guests of friends
 To Wed Nov. Sd.
 Tho wedding of Gilbert E. Rogers and Miss Dora Fish will take place Wednesday. Nov. Sd.
 Auction Postponed.
 Herbert Pierce. administrator of the estate of Zachary Pierce, advertised for an auction to be held at the home of his brother Thursday, Oct. 21. The day was clear. but there were only about 25 present and the auction was postponed.
 Walter Owens. who has been staying during the past summer with Isaac C. c. Geer, went to New York, his former home. recently, to search for employ ment, but was unable to find anything go has returned.
 Miss Laura Perkins of Gales Ferry is the guest of Mrs. Isaac G. Geer.
 Variety Supper.
 The Ladies' Aid society gave a va residence of MT. and Mrs. William l Allyn.
 ApPraisine Sheep Damage.
 Selectmen Charles A. Gray and Jo- seph F.. Holdridge. together with James B. Palmer of Lisbon, were called tc Lafayette Mains Thursday to adjust sheep damage. Some of the sheer have been dead since last summer and only the careasses remained. The ap- praisers were unable to agree and a third party will have to be called. The probate court has appointed Edmund Stoddard and Charles A. Sat terlee appraisers on the estate of Sarah J. Perkins
 D. II. Mitchell of Bridgeport was 2 probate caller Wednesday. School EnroIIment PA. Enumerator s. E. Holdridge hal
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weeks vacation with Mir. and Mrs. Charles Q. Eldredge.
 M-. and Mrs. Allen Stevenson of Boston have been guests this week of MT. and Mrs. Horace O.. Williams and other relatives in the village
 Mrs. Frank B. Ingram has returned from a week end visit to MT. and Mrs. Leonard Main of North Stonington.
 Mrs. William Bryant and daughter and Mrs. William Greene have re- turned to Cuba. N. T.. after a stay at the home of John Watrous of Burnet's Corners.
 Mrs. Fannie C. Lamb is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph A. Clark, of Poquetanuck.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles c. Eldredge have returned to Riverview cottage after trip to Worcester, Boston and Groton. Mass.
 Mrs. Maurice B. CasweI and daugh- ter Esther were Sunday guests of Miss Florence Phillips of Fitchville. Deacon William D. Beekwith spent Sunday in New Haven.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
NIANTIC
Fishing Good and Fishermen Busy
 Village and Grove Personals.

Nearly every day several barrels of fish are at 5the station waiting ship ment to New York and other places. A number of power boats are in the river after their days work in gath ering their fares. Large flatfish are being taken from Niantic river and the dragging has started.
 Mrs. Anne Cornell is making a visit to Mrs. Jennie M. Smith.
 Mrs. Lucy Gleason, who has been i'll for some time is improving. Lincoln Harding of Ivoryton is making visit here. Miss Fife Haynes was calling on friends in Poquonnoc last week. Mrs. Alivet NJ. Case and Mrs. An | nie H. Bronson were visitors in Nor wich. Monday.
 Robert L. Manwarring returned after lengthy visit to his sons in New Haven. Bridgeport and Free | port, L. I.
 John Shankowitz of New York, g summer visitor to the Pines passed Sunday at his cottage here. Mrs. W. H. Dorman has gone tc Waterbury to visit her daughter, Mrs Harley W. Tripp.
 MT. and Mrs. W. E. Alden leave l this week for a short stay at South | bridge, Mass, before going to New York, to pass the winter. Gone to Long Island City. | Capt. and Mrs. F. K Patric Jeff last week in their launch Crescent fol their home at Long Island city. George S. Partric has gone to hi! winter home in South Norwalk, aftei occupying his cottage for severa months.
 MT. and Mrs. E. Louis Eager o New London are occupying the Grovt l Eager cottage near the cove. I M a P0 rlT 1wnI foy, ing from the HiIiar house in MaiI street to Mrs. Bronson's place il Smith avenue
 Mrs, W. E. Beebe has returned t, her cottage in the Grove, after a shor trip to her home in Rocky Hill 3.
 Mrs. Jane Buckingham will leav soont for Boston to pass the winte with her. daughter. ,---
 Clarence Sweet has gone to Hart ford and is employed at the Under wood Typewriter factory.
 Fred Saunders is working in Ney l London f--- ,'.~
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OLD MYSTIC
Birthday Social Nets $50 Tor Coal Fund Big Sweet Potatoes Grown at Riv- erview-AIl- Day Service at Quaker town.

The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- list church held a birthday social Wednesday evening in the auditorium of the church. An interesting musical Salad. sandwiches, cake and coffeo were served The attendance was good. The proceeds, amounting to over S50. will be used to purchase coal.
 Sunshine Club Meets,
 The Sunshine club of Burnet's Cor ners met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Harry F. Hanks The guests of the club were Mrs. J. Henry Fitzpat- rick of Mystic and Miss Lille P. Chip man of Old Mystic. Supper was served at D. m. The next meeting will be held Thursday, Nov. 4th. with Mrs James A. Lawrence
 Crows Big Sweet Potatoes.
 In digging his sweet potatoes Charles e. Eldredge found a number of them over Il inches in circumference and one measured 13 inches, and that was not around the middle of the potato It seems that sweet potatoes can bt successfully grown in Connecticut;- al least. they have been in the garden al Rivery few cottage this year. A jitney line was started Monday Oct. 18th, between Mystic. and olC Mystic.
 The United Workers of the Meth. odist church met Wednesday after noon. Supper was served at 5.So. AII-Day Service. Mir Couant of the mission at Greer street, New London, will hold an all day service Sunday. Oct. 31st. in the ouakertown chapel. Other speaker been arranged for the service. Mfr. and Mrs James A. Lawrence ex pect to move into their new residence near Center, Groton about Nov. 1st.
 Rev. and Mrs. Albany Smith anS family of Chester, Pa, were callinl Saturday on local friends.
 Julian H. Hanks has returned t New York.
 Judge Willis E. Heaton has return ed to Troy. N. Y, after spending
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GLAsGo
Mrs. Homer Kinney Buys Eceleston Farm-H. s. Young Leaving Norwich Town for East Great Plain.

The farm property of the late B. F. Eocleston was sold at public auction Saturday, the purchaser being Mrs. Homer Kinney of Pendleton Hill.
 Buys East Great Plain Place.
 H. s. Young. whose home town is Griswoid. but who for the past 13 years has been proprietor of the store in Norwich Town and postmaster. also, has sold the business and bought a place at East Great Plain and is to take possession Nov. 1st.
 Miss HeVrin spent the week end at her home in Willimantic.
 Alfred Clark of Central Village was Sunday guest of his brother, Edgar Clark. Misses Dora and Ella Eccleston and Mrs. Myra Stewart were recent guests of Mabel Blanchard.
 Mrs. Martha Brown of Jewett City is the guest of Mrs. Sterry Kinney.
 Miss Della Malloy was a week end guest of friends in Mystic.
 Elected Officers.
 The annual business meeting of the Ladies Aid society was held at the home of Mrs. Gustafson Wednesday the following officers being elected fo1 the ensuing year: Mrs. W. c. Burdick president; Mrs. Sterry Kinney, vice president; Mabel Gustafson. secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Ernest Luther chairman of dlrectresses; Mrs. Burton first directress; Mrs. Clark, second: Mrs. R. H. Young. assistant secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Clark. solicitor, | was voted to hold sale of fancy yorl and aprons and s supper.
 Inspiring Sermon.
 Rev. John Thompson preached a. inspiring sermon Sunday naornint from the text Godliness With Content ment is Great Gain.
 Miss Mabel Gustafson started Fri day for Northport to spend a fev weeks with friends and relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. Lucius Williams tool an automobile trip to Washington. R L, Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. Palmer is in Providence for few. days.
 Several from this place attended tn church supper at the home of Mrs William Billings Friday evening.
 Mrs. Clark returned to her home il Ledyard Wednesday. While visitiul her son she took an automobile trip fI Wyoming. R. L, to visit her daughter being accompanied by Mrs. Nfga Cl1EN.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
GOSHEN
Deer Do Damage About the .Farns-l Birthday Surprise Party for Everett
 ChaPPelI.


 MT. and Mrs. H. H. Fenn of Meriden were guests of friends in this place this week. Rev. John H. Knott and family be- ing called to New Haven, there was no preaching service here Sunday. Peo- pie from this place attended church service in Norwich Town, Bezrah, and Hebron.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Randall and son, A. J. Randall. with Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Fl. Fenn attended church service in Hebron and were callers at Far View farn Columbia. Sunday. Shot Deer. W c. Thomas shot a deer one day this week. Deer are very numerous and are doing: much damage. Louis Armstrong and family have moved to "a tenement on Goshen Hill. MT. Armstrong is foreman for the Pat l terson fsawmiIi company.
 Surprise Party on s5irthday. There was an attendance of over forty at the birthday surprise party 1 of Everett Chappell, Saturday eve ming. Guests were present from Will l limantic, Norwich and PoQuetanuck 4 very pleasant evening was spent l Refreshments were served.
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WOODSTOCK

Mir. and Mrs. c. F. Davis of Hart ford were in town Saturday.
 Mrs. R. O. Briggs has returned from visiting her son in Pomfret.
 A. Winfield Kenyon has gone tc Providence. k
 w. s. Kenyon and son A. ". Ken- yon and Percy Matlock were in Nor vich on Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. George A. Reach vis- tied their daughter In Hartford Sum- day.
 The teachers in town attended the teachers convention in Hartford Friday. daughter. Mrs. Arthur Miller oi Southbridge over the weekend.
 Miss Margaret Richardson of Man ton is at Allen ". Kenyon'E, %
 Mrs Cora Barrett visited in Hyde. Vile over Sunday.
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at Quaker Hin held a meeting wednes- day afternoon in the chapel
 HaIlowc,en. Social. 'ss eE-

at Quaker Hin held meeting Wednes- day afternoon in the chapel
 7aIlows'en. Social. N
 The Christian Endeavor society held a Halloween social Thursday evening. Attorney Charles W. Comstock left this week for cwo weeks hunting trip in the Maine woods. Harry Erickson is working in Palmer Brothers Co. mill at Palmertown
 Mir. and Mrs. Everett Chapman of Paimertown are entertaining Mrs Chapman's sister. Miss Marian Man chester. of Bayonne. N. J.. for a few
 Miss Myra Dewitt and Miss Elsie Dewitt of New London were week end visitors in town.
 New Dancing Class.
 A dancing class has been formed which will receive instruction fn Hickey's han. Pequot. from a Norwich professor.
 PIainfTeId Pastor Heard. The Baptist pulpit was Occupied by Rev. William Lakin of Platnfeid at both morning and evening services. For the morning sermon his text was For God so loved the world that Ho gave Ills only begotten Son. Mr. Lakin Is candidate for the pastorate of the church. .,f
 Miss Lillian Boynton Of Norwich. 1 who has been the guest of her cousin, Miss Robie Boynton, at the home of | Mfr. and Mrs. Frank Miner in Palmer town. has returned home. Fred St. Qermain of Peduot visited in Providence Sunday, making the trip in his automobile.
 Mrs. Swauty Johnson has returned after spending a few days with friends in Hartford.
 Got 1e-Pound Coon.
 A ls-pound coon was brought home 1 Thomas Swain Victor Johnson and Frank Lew9ndoslxi. The coon was ehot | by Victor Johnson. which was tresd by | his dog after a long chase.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Morin of Ps- | quot. accompanied by Miss Cora St | Germain, were guests of friends In Southbridge, Mass Sunday. The trip was made in Mir. Morln's automobile
 Jitney Social. | A jitney social was given by AfE- | Susie Wood and her pupils in Sunday school Wednesday evening. After an 1 entertaining programme, cake. fec cream, candy were on sale. The pro- | ceeds will be added to the fund already raised by the other classes for thu Christmas tree.
 Mrs. Herbert Clark, who has becr confined to her home by illness. is i'm. III proving
 Austin Matthews. who is employee in the c. NJ. Robertson Co.'s office spent the week end with relatives IT Westerly.
 Charles Miner has left the empio, of Norman Lathrop.
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UNCkSVILLE
Minstrel Show Clears About S75- Scouts Hike to coehesan Rock Dancing Class orsanized-Jitnsy Social.

The minstrel show given by the members of the Montville Athletic club in Palmer Memorial hall Friday night was largely attended. About s75 was taken, which the club will use to de- fray general expenses.
 Fred Lathrop, afteN few days spent at the home of his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Norman Lathrop, has returned 10 the school he is attending in Massa- chusetts.
 Morris Fineburg. employed in New York. is at his home in Palmertown for a while. waiting for repairs to tho shop he is employed in to be com pleted.
 Mrs. Morris Freeman of Palrnertown has returned after a few days spent in New York.
 James Brown, who has been spend- ing several days with friends in town. has returned to his home in New Haven.
 William Nichols has new automo- bile.
 Miss Ruth Dow, cooking teacher in the Palmer Memorial. spent the weel, end as the guest of Mias Edna viner of Stafford. Scouts Visit Rock.
 The Boy Scouts of Quaker Hill. ac- companied by a. troop-of scouts from Groton, went Sunday on a hike to CO chegan Rock. ] Ire Ladies Aid society of the church
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SCOTLAND
Double Medal Contest of Loyal Tenn Peranee Lesion-FootbaIi Game To- day.

A double medal contest will be held in the Grange Hall. Nov. 12, under the auspices of the L. T. L.
 Mrs. Lizzie Weaver went to Nor wlch this week. where she expects to stay for some time. 's - 7.
 Several from here attended the Christian Endeavor convention at South Windham, Saturday afternoon and evening.
 Mrs. Louisa Chapman expects to return son. from the Hartford hos pital, where she recently underwent an operation for appendicitis
 Olive Keith is working at C. J Grattan's.
 William Willis recently moved t6 the village. into the house owned b. Louis Hopkins. s--..- --.- NIT. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and MT and Mrs. J. H. Swezey of Lebanon were. callers at Fred WiIlougby's las week .s'-- s-lr
 The Scotland football team expect to play the South windham team oi the latter's field this afternon-
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 The oyster supper served by the Y F. S. C. B. in Grange hall last Friday evening was well attended. The pro cee0a will go toward the carpet 1und. A number from East Haddam and Colchester attended the dance glVen by J. Frank Rogers in Strickland nall last Friday evening.
 Misses Elizabeth Shea, Katherine L" Ray. Irene Shea and Ruby Fuller at tended the state teachers convention in Hartford Miss Nellie M. Gray at tended the convention in New London Miss Katherine Ray and Miss Ruby Fuller visited friends in Manchesrer ands South Coventry last Saturday.
 Library Committee Meets.
 The library committee of Salem met at Prof Hiram Bingham's bungalow last Saturday The following members were present: Professor Bingham, Pro- lessor Brown, Supervisor Young. James Lane and the librarian. Mrs. Helen Malona. Mrs Charles s. Ray was elected a member of the commit tee for the coming year.
 Bella l.. Pratt, A. M., the famous sculptor, of Boston, spent few days at his estate here, enjoying the hunt ing season. He was joined here by his son, Dudley Pratt, 8 student at Yale university.
 Dr. Bates and MT. Prest of New London are guests at the Hurlburt house this week on their annual hunt ing excursion.
 William Chapman nas returned to his home in Westerly, R. l.. after two weeks hunting trip, when he was the guest Of MT. and Mrs. Nathanlei L. Clark.
 Ernest La Doyt of South Coventry is among the hunters in town. He Is staying at the home of MT. and Mrs Winfield W. Hanney.
 Sells 65-Acre Tract.
 MuIford G. Brown this week sold a tract of about 65 acres of land to John H. Purcell.
 Charles Maynard, former resident of this place, died at the home of his daughter in New London last Satur- day.
 Addressed Grange.
 County Agent F. c. Warner ano Worthy Master E. C. Jewett of the meeting here last week. MT. Warner was in town again Monday, making the acquaintance of local farmers.
 State Supervisor John A. Young wis. tied the schools in town this week. He was accompanied by his wife anC Mrs. w. v. Hanney was a visitor ir Norwich and Colchester this week.
 MT. and Mrs. W. R. Darling anc Miss Ella Darling visited Norwich QEr1QS the week. Miss Susan Miner of East Haddan spent Sunday at the home of her par ents, MT. and Mrs. Sherwood Miner Hon. J. Frank Rogers and William H. Maynard motored to Moodus Mon day.
 Brings Bride to Farm.
 Thomas Wolosenka was married ol Tuesday and brought his bride to hi far madjoining Crystal Spring farm. c: A. and D. D. Rogers sold fin pair of oxen to Norwich butcher Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Ray spent Sun day at the home of MT. and Mrs. Hen ry Park in Colchester.
 e Candidate to Preach.
 Rev. J. P. Irving of Pawtucket, E L. will preach in the Congregations church Sunday morning and evening a a candidate.
 The business meeting of the Con gregational church will be held Mon day afternoon, Nov. 1st.
 Mrs. Celia Ray was the guest o Miss Dorothy Fuller this week.
 Road Supervisor c. A. Cramer ha repaired the state roads in town an, painted the state fences.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
WESTMINSTER

MT. and Mrs. William Nash and son, oe New York. are guests of Mfr. and Mre. Davis. Mfr and Mrs. Foster are guests of Oscar Hubbard , Peter Sellas and Fred Swan of Nor wtch. motored to Rosedale, where they spent the day hunting.
 Fred Meade was on the hin Tues day.
 Mfr. sLinnsll Is building an addition to his barn -+
 George Hubbard was a guest of his brother, Oscar Hubbard recently. F School was closed Friday. the End as the teacher attended the conven-
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HAMPTON
Annual Meeting of Field cIub-@ou,an
 Driving Car Which ovsrturns. ~

Driving Car Which ovsrturns.
 MT. and Mrs. James Sharpe of Pom fret spent Monday at the home of the latter's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph BurchnalL % g-- -- e s- ----- Annual Field Trial ts-z
 The Field Trial Club held its.. an nual meet here this week. and gave a dance in the town hall Tuesday eve ming.
 Arthur Fftts hurt his finger badly By catching 1t in the gear of wash%
 Mrs Street has closed her home aere and gone to Pawtuckst.- -z
 Miss Alice Smith of Hartford Has in town a few days this. week. Master George Rowland Is visiting his aunt, Miss Ada GILL -.- -s --4s- Dance At Bungalow.
 Mrs. Darrow gave a delightful dance in the bungalovr Saturday evening. Music was furnished by James
 Car Overturned.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. S. Menken were badly injured in an automobile acci- dent last Saturday. Mir. Menken had q dislocated collar bone and Mrs Menken a broken nose; besides they were badly bruised. Mrs. Menken who was driving the car lost control of the machine. and tine car crashed into a fence. causing the car to turn turtle. Mir NeniIen was pinned un- der the car.
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NORTH LYME

i. Mrs. Warren. Rogers has been ill the past week .necessitating an operation Which was performed Monday. Mrs. Will Brown of New London and Mrs. laTMin Mrs aogers ho nave 2eea nvsSa Sarlng for
 Miss Emma Wilcox of Worcester, Mass. has been visiting at George Babcock's. ,..1 .T
 W. M. Sisson Jr, N.7 s. Strong and John Evans were in. Norwich, We'd nesday.
 MT. and Mrs. G. H. Strong. w. M, Sisson, Jr. and Mrs. William Sia- son niotored to Mfddletown last Thurs day. 'sa
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
GALES FERRY
Picnic Dinner at Annual Catherine at the Mathewson Home-NorMich Family Last to Close Summer Cot tage-Rsliy Day.

The Misses Mathswson were, hos tesses to an annual gathering of n1ends from New London, last Friday afternoon and evening. Several tables
 Of bridge were played and other games furnished amusement. A picnic din- ner was served at 6 o'clock. Among Thoaa present from New London were Mr. ana Mrs. H. C. Crandall, MT. and A9ra. '. D. Crandaal, Mr. and Mrs. Jazaes D. Copp, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
 SnutfiaRd, MF and Mrs. H. o. Crandall, 2Er. and Mrs. Woodworth, Mr. an6 Afrs. Loren Daboil, Mr. and Mrs. Bar eser, Mir and Mrs. { Gomstock, Mrs.
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GriswoId. have come to live in their place in the vt1lage. Mr. Huntington recently sold his farm in Griswold.
 The Ladies Aid society met Wed nesday afternoon with Mrs- N B. Gallup. There was good attendance.
 Mrz Joseph F. Jones who has been visiting with Mrs. Emily. J. Ross. re- turned to her home in Afoosup We'd nesday.
 Nr. and Mrs. Prank C. Lunnis nt- tended the funeral of Chsries ". Bar bour in New Britain Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
LEONARD BRIDGE

Rexford and Carlton Cumminss spent Saturday with Julius Northrop at Waumecue Hin, Norwich Town surprise party given Miss Vera Hoxie at her home In Lebanon, Thursday evening.
 The Busy Bee society meets with Mrs. lea E. Cummings today (Satur- day).
 Mrs. Albert Wheaton is confined to her home with the measles.
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WILSONVHLE

E. H. Upham of Provfdence.s R. l. spent @the week end with his broth Charles Jennings Of Providence made flying Visit to his sisters one day the past week
 Harold Adar1sl oF Hartford is vis- iting his father. Se
 Nrs. S. Adams was a Worcester wis itcr one day This week
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completed the enumeration of school children between the ages of and Is in the town of Ledyard and has en- rolled PA, for whom the town will re- ceive from the state S504.
 Mrs. Alfred J. Clark and Mrs. D. D.. Taylor were visitors with MT. and Mrs. Calvin Hewitt of Laurel Hill Wednes- day
 First Selectman Charles A. Gray has been improving the highway by blast ing out several boulders.
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CHAPLIN

70 Mfr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Grant. Ms
 Janice Grant and Mfr. and 1frs. Frank
 ": Martin notored to New Haven last Council of Congregational Churches.
 returning Saturday -as-- s Mir. and Mrs. zibia Huntingts- of
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SOUTH WOODSTOCK

xhs Nellie Howe and Miss Belle Younx attended the convention al this week. spending part of the time with Mr. and Mrs- Pierce.
 MT. and Mru Fred Rates are moy- tnx 6ut=of town.
 iBamund eIfbert of New Haven as
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Mrs. Riley B. witter visited her mother in Ciayvfl1e. R. l., of late.
 Attended China Wedding. g MT. and Mrs. T. D. Pond attended the 20tn anniversary of the marriage of their son. Wallace L. Pond. and Mary L. Witter at their home In Providence was also in Providence to attend the anniversary. afher which she visited relatives in SaylesviIle. R. l.
 On Hunting Trip.
 s. Irving Brink took few days vacation the. past week, spending the time with his mother and wife at his old home in Canterhury and trying his
 Miss Jennie Miller is home. having spent several weeks with willimantic friends
 Died at Canterbury.
 AIellen, W. Smith of Canterbury died Thursday noon at his home after an was held Monday and burial was in the family lot in the South cemetery in Brooklyn. Expensive Spree. Tuesday afternoon Peter Bushe oi ! East Brooklyn was brought before Justice William R. Thurber charged with intoxication- He pleaded guilty and fine of fz and costs of $e.06 wal Imposed, which he paid.
 William Potter has moved his goodl | and family to the tenement he rentet | from Mrs. William Tyler. r. F. s. Barstow has moved into thi house he bought of Mrs. William Pot ter on Harris avenue
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spending a few weeks with Harry Wells. E
 Judge -L.sA.sC Catiin died very sud- denly at his home last Saturday night
 Mrs Richard Mackey has. returned tO New York. 7---.a- z--.-f
 ,Dr Darling has rented the Albert Williams house In South Woodstoc&s
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Women Know.

that they cannot afford to be ill. They must keept themselves in the best of health at all times. Most of all, the digest i've system must be kept in good working order. Knowing the importance of this, many women have derived help from
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BROOKLYN

Local Guests at Providence China Wsddins-5uriaI of MsIlsn w. Smith.