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Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Postcard Shower for Mrs. Samuel : MitcEeil--Roy@ Taken HI After Taft
 vilIe Visit-Panes of Glass Blown
 Out


 Master John Weaver, son, of Motor man Thomas Weaver, is. i'll with a se- were cold. - Mrs. Bridwet Reed has beer. very ill with pleurisy.
 New York, where he was called by the serious ilIress Of his brother. Miss Elizabeth GourqUe was a Nor Mich visitor Saturday. Mrs Daniel Button of GreeneVlHe visited local friends Friday. Miss Lillian Cooper, teacher at Ekonk, spent Sunday at her home. : August Holgerson and son Howard spent Sunday with Victor Holgerson III Putnam. Frank. Davis, Arthur Davis, Charles Bragg, Frank H. Tillinghast. Elmer Lewis and L. Howard Cross attended the efficiency campaign conference | banquet in NLoosup Monday evening. The Womanis Missionary society met at Mrs. William Simmons Monday a1-
 w. c. T. U. Meeting. The ". c. T. U. met at the home of Ms. George Torrey.
 MT and Mrs. John E. Vaughn, Miss Miriam Vaughn and Master Stanley Vaughn of Norwich spent Sunday at William Simmons The icemen harvested ice Sunday Postcards on Birthday.
 Mrs. Samuel Mitchell had a post card shower Saturday, given : by the members of the Ladies Of the G. A. E. in honor of her 72d birthday.
 Miss Grace Clune spent Sunday at her home in Norwich. Miss Odna Seguin, stenographer, has been assisting in the office of Lawyer l Bradford Danielson. Miss Annie Noble is entertaining her brother, who has been living in the west for several years, III After Taftville Visit. Master. Louie Lafrance, youngest child of Urge1e Lafrance, was taken seriously i'll on the electric car Sun lay evening while returning from a visit at the home of his grandmother | in Taftvilie and has been very i'll since ] with pneumonia.
 Injured While Skating. Ruth, year. old daughter of Henry Hopkins, dislocated her ankle bone l Saturday while skating. Dr. Sweet of l Griswold replaced the bone. Miss Odna Seguin. visited her cousin, Miss Vivian Levalley. in Danielson Wednesday.
 l John Sheldon has returned to his home in Virginia after visiting his 1 parents, Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Shel- | don.
 Glass Blown from Windows.
 Two large. panes of glass were blown | rom ore of the windows in Dr. James l T. Gardner's house during the gale 1 Tuesday ni@ht about 10 o'ciqck.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16

Mrs. J. H, Chesbro spent the. week end with relatives in Willimantic. =, Ernest Eldredge has been seriously i'll for several days, because of sud-
 den clotting of the blood.
 John Wasson one morning last week was crossing a. small pand, when sud-
 denly the poor ice broke away letting
 him in oyer his head. After two or three attempts he managed to get out
 through a hole, which happened to be near by -1N- '.--5---1--- Owing to the storm of the 9th, a tall pine tree in, front ofzC. H. Mur- rays house fell over onto his house, Crushing the roof in badly. Consid- erable damage was done. Harry Chesbro and Alexander Dick- ems succeeded in capturing c. p. SinaB- sons two wild heifers which had been at large allsthe faH and winter. Sev- eral other men had tried, to catch them but failed.
 E Valuable Calf Born. The first pure bred calf to be born | in town arrived at the Horn Spring farm on January 9th. The dam of the heiferScaR is a Guernsey CWood Flordss Marce11ine 4s8fO9, of the noted Glen wced strain, which was bred by J. W. Asop Of Avon. The cow is now owned by J. E. sazd T. F. Chesbro, proprie- tors Of HoTa Spring farm Thomas Clark of Hartford was in town Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. E, L. Palmer and Mir. and Mrs. John Ashley were guests of Used 50 Year Old Skates. New Years Day, John L. Bass put on a s1a1r of skates, which he had
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
THOMPSON

Mrs. Robert Paine has been enter
 Mrs. John, K. Moore has gone to visit her sister in New Fork. Arthur Wilkes of Worcester was with his brother and sister over Sun day.
 knee, is able to get about a little with the aid of crutches. Rev. John Moore preached a. very fine sermon Sunday from the text Even so, come Lord, Jesus" It was pleasant to have the Young ladies of Miss Howe's school back in their ac- custoraed places after the hahdags.
 Mrs. PerNsrs :S ~Seadl1ig some weeks with her daughter. Mrx. Moore
 Mrs. ASire E!sioEt vas Fl Wofcester S2tUrday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
WARRENViLLE

Mfr. and Mrs. 4. M. Bassett attended tllea state grange irl Waterbury this week.
 Mrs. B. C. Bugbee is the guest of friends in Providence, R. l.
 Ashford grange, No. go. held a spe- ciai meeting in Bakers hall Friday evening, Jan. 8, for installation of offi- cers. A very interesting programme was given, after which a collation. was served.
 Mrs. S. L. Case spent a few days this week the guest of friends in the Thread City.
 Mrs N sJ Brackley has been the guest r4 kers daughter in Boston for two weeks. Fl T
 Mrs. --.en D. Mathewson Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. N. Ormsby, in North Grosvenordale.
 David MatheWson made a. business trip to Boston recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
CANTERBURY GREEN
State President Frank Nichols to Ad-
 dress District C. E. Meeting.


 The district meeting of local Chris tian Endeavor societies of Canterbury is to be held at the Canterbury Green church Sunday, afternoon, Jan. 24, at 2.45. when Frank NichoIes, the new president of the Connecticut State un- ion of c. F., will be present to give an address. President Nicholas IS an en- ergetlc and progressive New Haven business man. A inc picture of him was shown in a late issue of the Chris tian Endeavor. World.
 The minister's sermon last Sunday was from the text in II Chron. 31: '21. And in every work. that he began to do. in the service of the house Of God, and in the law, and in the commandments to seek his God, he did it with all his heart and prospered
 Clothing Caught Fire.
 Mrs. Frances Babcock narrowly es- caped severe injury Wednesday when stove she was lighting 1ared up, setting fire, in her clothing and singe- ing the hair about her face. Her hands were burned. ------
 Nathan Exley and Henry Randall attended the mems banquet at Aioosup Monday and report fine speaking and a splendid time. Tuesdays rain prevent ed those who would have gone over to the meetings on that day.
 John Hern has returned from two weeks visit in South Manchester.
 Miss Gladys Flint has been at home i'll for. several days this week
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
DAYVLLE
Assawauga Company Building New
 Storehouse--Weddin

Assawausa Company Building New
 Storehouse--Weddinr.
 Mrs. Sabin S. Russell and Miss Alice Mcdonald have been spending a. few days with Mrs. Clinton w. Atwood of Danielson. Mir and Mrs. Henry Touinger are soon to move to Westerly, R. l. where the former has work. Emil Latru and family Have moved into Miss Laws tenement.
 Mrs. 4. T. Hope is confined to the house with a severe grip cold.
 Miss Murie1 Field spent the week end in Putnam. The Misses Law were in Providence Thursday.
 The three children of Jesse Child are confined to the house with chicken pox Mrs. Fannie Bennett is gaining after quite a severe illness. Miss Lora Burnett is able to attend her school again after a. recent: illness
 Married at Parsonage.
 Frank W. Lavoy and Miss Sarah A Sleath were married at the parsonage by Rev. John W. Wright.
 New Storehouse.
 The Assawauga company are build ing a temporary structure to hold the new engine when it arrives. for the mill.
 MT. and Mrs. George Elmer Monroe were with Webster friends for the week end. @.... Mrs. H. E. LaBelle is confined to the house with a severe cold
 Harry Smith, who was threatened with appendicitis. is much better.
 H. T. Gagnon entertained on Sunday and Mrs. Charles Richards of Put nam,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
NIANTTC
Gale Does Little Dan1ase-Giidding
 Farm Occupied.


 -- Very little damage was done in this section by the heavy wind of Tuesday night .Llnenlen employed by the Shore Line Power company and South ern New England Telephone. company were in the village Tuesday looking for trouble, to the wires, but found them i'll good condition.
 Mrs. Martha $. Brown has 4tieen erl : tertaining relatives from Norwich and New London. ..-.
 Mrs. William, Strickland willie ave shortly for New York, to, pass. SSie winter with her daughter, Mrs. Page. ] Robert Latham Manwaringr cele- brated his birthday. Wednesday, in "a quiet nlanner= at his: :Niantic home, Faire Harbor Nr. ,ATaTWari11g,r who IS 78 years of. age. is enjoying. good oziss Smith Dead. = Word. has sbeep; received in the vii iage of the death Of ozias Smith. at his home in New Haven. He. was the son Of Horace Smith, who resided here a number of years ago.
 Services = at the Congregations l church Sunday, at 19.45 9. nn.. subject. The Character, of q Great Reforn1er. In the evening at.7.30 the topic will be Pilgrim. and Strangers Christian EndeaVor- service commencing at 630 ?. m. Rev. j. William Knappenberger : pastor Prayer; meeting Friday evening O4 HEAL N6Ss. W1Il commence at z. :yNs
 At Gliddins Farm.
 MT Daniels and family have taken the Gliding farm on the Flanders road MT. Daniels with the assistance of Arthur Reed will be in charge. of the place until the arrival of Nr Gid ding. in the spring.
 Charles j. Luce. is making a visit to his family at the Luce residence on Pennsylvania avenue
 H. R. @EaTruera.Qf .the siG4rove&isa New York and Philadelphia on bus mess.
 Mrs. Josephinsr1M4 Sweet is passing the winter in Lewiston, Maine. --
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert c. Burdick of New London were guests of Mir and Mrs. R. L. Manwaring at Faire liar bor Thursday. ~
 Mrs. E. J, NTarke1 of Hartford. a summer resident Of the Grove, was heref last week looking safter the work being done to her. cottage by FLA Ashton. - -
 Louis Eager of New London passed Sunday at his cottage in the Pines. E.
 Tower Operator Ira D. s. Ehler, who has been i'll at ' 'wrence hospital, New London. is on road to recovery.
 AlYa Smith, 10 has been seriously n for several weeks, is able to be ap
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
POMFRET CENTER

Everett E. Brown attended the ban quet of the Worcester. County Farm Bureau league. at the Bancroft hotel in Worcester. Saturday, when 325 sat down to dinner, which was followed by an interesting programme of noted speakers an agricultural topics. George. Porter and family were. in Worcester Saturday
 MT. and Mrs. George F'awley and daughter, Evelyn spent Sunday in Can terbury with relatives.
 Mr.- and Mrs. Everett P. Brown, S1sIr. and Mrs. Frank A. -Haines, Mir. and Mrs. Herbert 'SIye, Miss Euretta c. Grosvenor and Mrs. Elizabeth Jewett Brown attended the state grange at Waterbury this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
WINDHAM
Congregational Ladies Sewing Society
 Re-eIects officers-Miss Johnson in
 Kansas.


 At the annual meeting of the Ladies Sewing society of the Congregations church the same officers were chosen to serve another year: Mrs. Ada Lar rabee, president; Mrs. Arthur Williams Miss Grace Bates, secretary and treas urer. The society has given eight sup pers during the year and raised the sum of S279.95 and has q. balance on hand of $50.67. They have painted and papered the parsonage kitchen paid $50 toward painting the church. one halt the expense Of the parsonage tele- phone, (tfle remainder being paid by the South Windham chilrchJ and the organist's salary of $50 has been paid New silverware and dishes have been bought for the society's use. etc. It was voted to purchase two new rTlarltel lamps for use in the chapel. ; Illustrated Lecture.
 Rev. AI. R. Plumb will give a, atere- opticon lecture in the church tomorrow CSunday) evening on The History and Growth of Congregadonalisn.
 Mrs. E. K. Lehngwel1 has gohe to Brooklyn, N. r., to snend two or three weeks with her sisters, Mrs. Kennedy and Miss Neale.
 There was only one session of school Wednesday on account of the storm. Mrs. A. J. Abrams is visiting in New York. Now in Kansas.
 Miss Sarah Johnson, who has been with her niece. Mrs. Brigham, in, Chi cago, is now in Wichita, Kas., where she will visit her brother pe6pre going
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
EkONK
Hopkins Sawn1iIl Moved to VoIuntown -E. Byron GaIlup's Sight May Be Restared

Mrs. Josephine Gallup and daughter Bertha of Pendleton Hill were callers here Saturday.
 Mrs. Carrie Wilcox visited friends in Providence and Jewett City last week
 Mrs. Irene Reynolds and infant son were visitors at the parsonage Mon- day.
 Benjamin Wilcox has bought a gaso line engine to saw wood. or cut corn fodder.
 Fine Quality Ice Stored.
 Edwin Gallup. Carl and Earl Gallup have filled their icehouses. with. fine ice.
 Charles E. Hopkins has moved his steam mill to Voluntown and will saw lumber for the Briggs Manufacturing company.
 Harry sayIes. the newly installed master of Ekonk grange, attended the annual state meeting this week in Wa terbury.
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis Wilcox and baby are visiting Mrs. Wiicox's parents in Lyme.
 Frank Watson is entertaining his son and wifi from Westerly.
 Mother in Norwich Sanatoriun.
 Harold Randall of Plai2held has come to live with John Tan er and Is attending school here. His mother, Mrs. Merits Randall, IS in the Sana- toFium near Norwich.
 2. Byron Gallup went to Providence to consult a doctor about his eye. The doctor gave him encourage cement that his sight might return in time.
 Earl Davis and Ed Reynolds are boarding at Carrie Wilcox's.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
OAkDALE
Congregational Sunday School Reor-
 : ganized-offieers Elected.

; 9GHl6E0-- ElSGhS0s
 
 At the Congregational church Sun day the pastor. Rev. C. L. French, spoke from I Cor, IS: 5. The c. 2. meeting was led by Miss Hope Com stock. Topic, Our Denominational CSr.*8: SIS. Sunday School Officers,
 At the Sunday school session the of the secretary and treasurer were read and accepted. The officers chosen for the ensuing year were: President, Rev. c. L. French; vice president, r. F. Parker; secretary. Mrs P. F. Com stock; assistant, Miss Pauline Gias- Scholheld; organist, F. F. Parker: as- sistant, Miss F. E. Olin; collectors, Miss Jennie Glasbrenner. Miss Janet Home; executive committee, Mrs. F. C.. ScholheId. Mrs. F. F. Conetock, Mrs Paul Glasbrenner, Mrs. c. L. tendent, J. c. F'el1owes; assistant, Mrs. F. c. Scho1held.
 Nine- Inch Ice Stored. 4 Palmer Brothers and c. E. Chapman of Palmertown have filled their ice houses with fine nine-inch ice cut from Scholdeld's pond
 P. J: Standish of Oxoboxo has re- signed as night fireman at the mill. James Daniels Of Palmertown has sue ceeded him.
 Floyd Tiffany of Pomfret, whose school is closed on account of scarlet fever among the pupils. has been spending several days at the home of his aunt Miss A. NJ. Fellows.
 Mrs. l. C.. Lamb of Groton was a caller Thursday at the homes of her brothers, Edmund H. and Arthur L. Rogers.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
M0HEGAN

Mrs. Edwin Palmer, daughter of s. E.. Curtis, of Plainf1eld, is visiting Mrs. John Fielding of Shantook Brook farm.
 MT. and Mrs. E. F. Fowler were in New eLondon the first of the week
 Mrs. -Denison Davis and son, Ray rnond, of Mystic, were recent guests of MT: and Mrs. Hunter.
 There was d good attendance at church Sunday, morning and evening. There was special music Mrs. Harris of Norwich was the guest of Mrs, Quidgeon Sunday.
 Harold Quidseon was in New Lon don Saturday.
 ] ' Mrs. E.: C.. Fowler was in Uncas- fvfIIe the first of the week
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16

At the annual business meeting Of the church at Quaker Hill the. follow ing officers were chosen for the sen- suing year: Church clerk. Mrs Leroy Gracey: treasurer, Miss May. Cornet; trustees. Sylvester c. Jerome, William H. Benham and. Leroy P. Gracey; au- ditors, Mrs. Frederick E. Comstock, Miss May Comstock; ushers, Alfred Bitters and John Miller; organist, Mrs. Leolin 4. ConStock; assistant organ fst, Miss Jennie Nelson. The treasurer read a report of the financial standing of the church showing all bills paid.
 Aid seciety's Officers.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the church also held 8 meeting and chose the following for officers the coming year: President, Mrs. Mary Cornet: vice president, Mrs. Albert W. Avery; secretary, Mrs. LeoIin A. Constock; financial secretary, Mrs. Fredersck E. Ashcraft. A report by the treasurer showed that the society had assisted in , paying bills of the church. and. also devoted a portion of money raised to helping the poor. :.-
 Sunday School Officers. . The Sunday school of this church had it's election of officers for the year. Reports read showed that at present more members of the Sunday school are enrolled than at any other time in the history of the school The officers are: Superintendent, Maurice A. Brown; assistant superintendent, Miss Nellie G. Starr; sunerinter dent of primary derartment. Mrs. Leroy. P. Cfracey: secretary, Miss Annie Bitters; assistant secretary Miss MillIcent Comstock: treasurer. Sylvester -- G. Jerome. librarian, Rufus Cranston; assistant librarian Revere Beepe; or ganist, Mrs. Harry R. Williams: au- yod TEY-x-to Berhan1.
 Friday afternoon the teachers of the public schools i0 town held a meeting at the Palmer Memorial building. Su- perv1sor Carlton E. Wheeler conducted the meeting.
 The Good Cheer Sunshine society met Thursday. afternoon at the. home df Mrs. Thomas Do1beare. A report of the Christmas work of the society was given.
 wi'1lam Mckenzie. who recently 5s e7"701oyed by the Thames Specially company.
 Defested Quaker Hill Team.
 These members of the Decorn club Matthew Geary, Edmond Killeen, James Phillips and Charles Allen met the following from the Quaker Hill club. Lewis Filters William Nelson, George Kent in their rooms. playing the second game of pool in the series, defeating the Quaker Hill team in a score of 150 to 115.
 Sermon by Rev. J. F. Quinn.
 Rev. John F. Quinn, of St. John's Roman Catol1c church, in q sermon to the members of the Holy Name society at. solemn vesners at St. Mary's Star of the Sea church. New London, Sun day evening said that q good example set by members to non members would be worth more than the most eloquent sermon against profanity. Father Quinn urged everybody to revere the Holy Name of Jesus at all times. He spoke to a large congregation.
 Village Interests. q Frank Alexander. and son Prentice Alexander attended the automobile show in New York.
 David Fitzgerald of East Lyme has been spending few days with friends in town.
 At the meeting of Pequot council, 0. U. A. AT.. one application. for mem : bership was received
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Miss Minnie Wells of. North AttIe- boros is spending a few days with her brother.
 F Herbert Nelson attended the state grange convention at Maternity this week. Hfr. and Mrs. Frank Wr5gHt have returned from a, visit to Providence |, Miss Nellie Towe is spending a. couple of weeks with Ndr and Mrs T. w. Pierce at Rockville. ;t
 A.. R. Scranton was in Providence ! one day this week. E
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
EAST WOODSTOCK
Academy Seniors on Boston Trip
 Missionary Society Meets.

Miss Eunice Hubbard is teaching at the Paine district and is boarding at Mir. Bronsons. She spent the week end with her cousins at Maplewood.
 Seniors in Boston.
 The Senior class at Woodstock Academy are speT ding the week end in Boston. m nbers from this section of town ar Misses Clara Eddy, Mil dred May, Florence Lawson and Ma bel Richardson.
 Missionary Meeting.
 4 missionary meeting was held on Thursday afternoon with Mrs N. T. White. The topic for the meeting was The Red Man and Our Social Order. The leader was Mrs. c. E. Pike, as- sisted by Mrs. A. H.. Hubbard. Refresh ments were served during the social hour.
 Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Turner attend ed the funeral of Charles Aldrich held at his home near West Dudley last Saturday, MT. Turner conducting the services.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
WILSONVnLE

c W. Webster quietly celebrated his 12d birthday last Tuesday.
 Dorothea Mills is i'll. Miss, ,Cotter of Worcester, a graduate nurse, is caring for her. t'
 Mir. and Mrs Oscar Sanger vel corned a 12-pound son last week
 Mrs. Sarah Smith of Webster was with her brother Sunday.
 Bernice Welch. who has been i'll, is recovering. S . ~ Y = !: MT. and Mrs. e. F.. May of Webster 'rere with her sister one day last week.. il
 Charles Smith of Webster calles on ocal friends Sunday
 Mrs. Knowlton was Webster vis- itor Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
ATTAWAUGAN

The baseball club has at present a membership. of 69.
 Mrs. Edward Waterhouse went to Chester, Pa, to visit her daughters, AIrs. Howard Thyng and Miss Mae Waterhouse.
 MT. and Mrs. George Cobyz enter tained Sunday MT. Bradbury o2 Will Evansville, formerly of Fall River.
 There, was no school Wednesday on account of the storm
 Some parts of the roads are washed out on account of so much water.
 Mir. and Mrs Henry HaswelI of Ellnville visited Mrs. Ida Watson Sun day
 The B. B. club purchased new box ing gloves last week
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
WESTMINSTER

Their was meeting of the mem ;bers of Westminster Congregational church Monday. to elect officers for Sunday servir~ and Sunday school. Edgar Parkhurst resigned his office as clerk of the church and Mrs. Colunn- bus Smith has taken the clerkship Miss Nellie Colburn was elected. secre- tary and treasurer of the Sunday school
 Charles Leonard has returned from New York
 Charles Koch of New Rachelle, is snending the week with his family at 8roadvieW.
 Mrs. Anna Rosenzweig is spending
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
PACKER

Les, Norman moved to Taftvfl1e Tuesday.
 Mrs. Adelaide Lilfibridge who has been very ill is recovering seIow1y: : Postmaster Thomas T. Brown has been yery ill Is recovering slowly. postofHce. E,- @ Miss Emma Howe and Miss Hattie Philips were in Norwich Monday.
 Charles Gamble was in Norwich Saturday: The Ladies' Aid Society is planning to have an oyster supper.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Mir. and Mrs. Chester Hatstat have returned from two weeks visit in Worcester and Gardner, Mass
 Fred Belcher Is in Eastford this week.
 MT. Lafaye entertained his sister this week.
 W. c. Carpenter has filled his ice- house
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
NORTH

Is. visiting Mrs. ". Nf Sisson.
 Mrs. N. S Strong has: been housed in with a. grip cold the past week. Mrs. H. A. Gates and daughter vis- -ited at G. H. Strongss. Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
CHAPLIN
Officers or Congregational Sunday SchooI-RaInh L. Church Has Fin- gers Badly Cut by Saw,

gers DdoiS Cut ny od"r
 The Congregational Sunday school committee has chosen the following of ficers for the ensuing year: Superin- tendent, Frank W. Martin: assistant superintendent, August Iattern; teachers of primary department, Mrs. Fl. C. Mcknight. Miss Ruth Snow; librarian, Miss Annie England.
 Mrs. Nancy E. Lanphear of South Chaplin has gone to Willimantic to spend the rest of the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Adelebrt Trowbridge.
 Cut by Saw.
 Ralph L. Church, the carpenter, met with a serious acident Monday after noon while saving wood with a power saw at his home on Tower Hill. MT. Church was assisting his son Waiter when his right hand came in contact with the saw, nearly severing three fingers. He was taken to St. Joseph'S hospital. WiIlimantic. for treatment. It is hoped the injured fingers may be saved.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

and about the house by the use of Ecanes
 Mrs. Jane Buckingham is passing
 the winter in Worcester. Mass
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16

a week at Norwich Town. with her
 daughter, Mrs. Bertha SiIver1aaH. 3 Frank LinneII sprained his finger by
 a fall.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
New London County
UNCASVHLE

Elections In Churches and Fraternities Rev. John F. Quinn Breaches to Holy Name Societies-Quaker Hill Team Defeated
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
Windham County
SCOTLAND

Jof1nr Mason Narrowly Escapes Drowning -VaLuabIe Calf Born
 John L. Bass Uses 30 Year Old
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16

New, Years Day, John L.. Bass put on spa3r of skates, which he had