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Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24

MT. and Mrs. John Stone of Provi- dence visited Mrs. Stones father, Ma thaniel P. Thompson, Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs Everett Williams of Boston have been visiting at John l.. Chapman's.
 Israel Seguin, who has been ofr duty for a few weeks on account of i'll health, has returned to work at his shop.
 Everett Ladd was a Norwich visitor Saturday.
 Miss Beatrice Miller of Worcester is visiting her cousin. Miss Barbara5Pop-
 Martin-Duxbury.
 George Martin of this village and Miss Clara Duxbury of Plainneld were married Monday morning at the rec tory of St Johns church in Plain field. On their return from thsir wedding trip, they will reside here. where MT. Martin is employed at the Central Worsted mill.
 Mrs. BuFril Franklin and daughter, of Providence, have been visiting Mrs Franklin's sister,. Mrs John Shelley, who has been ill
 Mrs. Narcisse Caplette and niece, Leah Levalley. spent Sunday with relatives in Putnam.
 Glass Removed from Eye.
 John IL. Chapman, superintendent or SCHOOLS m LOWns mas na0 seventy two pieces of glass taken from his eye. which was hit when his glasses were broken by a nail which flew and hit them while he was at work at the schoolhouse.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Davis of Providence spent Sunday at Arthur Davis.
 Charles Bragg is entertaining his sister. Mrs. Ida Fearbroofzs. of New York,
 Harmidas Wilmot, who has been off duty the past month on account of i'll health, has returned to work at F. H. and F. w. TilIinghast's store.
 Mir. and Mrs Asher Stark and sons. of Providence. were guests Sunday of Mir. Stark's sister, Miss Harriet Stark.
 Walter Fitzpatrick Of Worcester, spent Sunday at his home.
 Miss Pauline Mathewson was the organist at the church Sunday morn ing.
 Mrs. Tomas Weaver and son John are spending a week at the home of Charles Lowe. at Potter Hill, R. l.
 Charles Phillips. who is employed in New London, spent Sunday at his home.
 Mrs. James l.. Gardner entertained relatives from Westerly Sunday.
 Won Waltz Prize.
 Miss Elizabeth Elliott won the $2.5o prize at the waltz contest at Wild wood park
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
RAWSON

Mrs, James Glen of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Miss Helen Mclean of Boston are at B. Berggren's.
 Miss Sadie Fitzgerald is spending her vacation at her home here.
 Frank Phillips. Mrs. William Phil lips, Mrs. M c. Williams and daugh- ter Phyllis. Mrs. Wallace Jewett and Mrs. R. P. Baker, were in Collinsville Tuesday.
 I. W. Hammond and daughter call ed on Mir. and Mrs F. c. Sumner. in Chaplin, Sunday.
 Mrs. Martin Welsh was a Wtlliman- tic visitor Thursday.
 Y. o. Cook has been entertaining lhIs mother the past week
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
DAYVILLE
Pleasure Trips Taken by Local Ress-
 idents During the Week.

Willard Bennett, of Providence, Is spending his vacation with his mother, Mrs. Fannie Bennett
 MT. and Mrs. George Michie have been entertaining Mrs. Kenneth Michie of Scituate, R. I. and Miss Thompson.
 Mrs. A. T. Hope and Doris Hope, Mrs. Bayne and daughter Helen spent Ine weeK end at Pleasant View.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. D. iHasbrouclx were week end guests of Mir. and Mrs w. r. Bidweil.
 William N. Burnett spent Sunday with F. J. Burnett and family.
 w. P. Kelley and Miss Mary Kelley are visiting in South Canterbury.
 Guest from Los Angeles.
 Miss Cora E. CogssweI of Los Am geles is visiting at the Cogswell home stead in Dayville
 Fred E. Miller has finished work at Wildwood park, Peter Tashon talk
 Mrs. Mary D. stobres ha da week end guest her brother, H. M. Shum- way, of Attieboro Mass.
 Hiram Harris has returned to his daughters. Mrs. c. E. Ayers.
 Mrs. Moseley is spending several Edward Bryant spent the week end with Judge Sabin s. Russell.
 Miss Muriel Bennett is visiting in
 Mrs. Carrie Bailey and her father and Miss Carrie Franklin. spent Thurs day in Providence, going with friends by automobile.
 Armand Henault entertained his brother and family from Norwich Sun day.
 Miss Helen Kelley is visiting in New Jersey.
 MT. and Mrs. William Reynolds were guests Wednesday of Mrs. Mary D. Stokes.
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Blanchard were called here by the serious illness of the formers mother, Mrs Irving Blanchard.
 Miss Estslla TrIpp is visiting her grandmother at Spruce Lodge . Mrs. Mowry of Middletown Is visit ing her sisters, the Misses Law.
 The Ladies' Aid society met Tues day with Mrs. Charles Downs.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
Holland County
HEBRON

Mir. and Mrs. D. T. Smith 1--s in Willimantic, Wednesday afternoon.
 Howard Carter was in WilliTuantfc on business Wednesday
 MT. and Mrs. George Little and daughter Miss GenevieYe and James Martin, were at the shore last Sum day.
 otway Thompson has returned to New York. after visiting his sister over Sunday.
 Miss Eleanor Lord went Monday to Storrs college to take a short course in teaching.
 Chester Tennent is at Forestvfrs this week
 The road is closed between this town and Andover.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Fitzgerald wera out of town last Sunday.
 Miss M Christine Frink visited her niece. Mrs. J. T. Murphy, in willinan- tic, Tuesday.
 Miss Ruth Griffin is home suffering with rheumatism.
 Walter s. Hewitt returned Sunday from the shore. where he has been for some time.
 Peter Hipp has been taken to Hart ford to the hospital. suffering with heart trouble and Bright's disease.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
THOMPSON

Miss Sybil Pettis Is attending the Normal school summer session at Storrs college.
 William Chase of Attavaugan spent Sunday with his family here.
 Many from town have been enjoying the Chautaudua meetings in Putnam the past week.
 Miss Catherine Frawley is i'll at her home here.
 The Congregational Sunday school picnic is being planned for Bates Grove, Webster Lake, Tuesday. July 27th.
 Miss Grace Cruff visited Rochester and Niagara Falls on her way home from South Butler, N. Y, returnine here Monday night
 Mrs. John R. Moore. Margaret and Winthrop Moore, are at Short Beach. Conn. for several weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
BROOKLYN

Mrs. Irving W. Lyon has been mak- ing her parents, Mir and Mrs. Elliott E. Allen, a visit.
 Mrs. Mary J. Copeland and her daughter Grace spent Thursday with Mrs. Paul Geissier at Abingdon, mak- ing the trip by automobile.
 Bridgeport Guests.
 Mrs. George Kimball and daughter of Bridgeport have been guests of Mir. and Mrs. V. R. Franklin.
 Saturday morning Dr. and Mrs. R. F. Burnett and daughter Florence came to Brooklyn in the doctors automobile, the dactor returning soon to Provi- dence, leaving his wife and daughter to remain over Sunday with Mrs. Bur nettis parents MT. and Mrs. T. D. Pond.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Minott and four children came to the Baptist par sonage Saturday noon by automobile from Greenfield, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
HAMPTON
Motor Party to Rocky Point-A. l. Washburn Recovering from Injuries.

motof FaFIy t9 nooNy Totut-sNt ih-s Washburn Recovering from Injuries.
 Mra George Fftts is critically Ill al her nome here. A graduate nurse is in attendance.
 e. A England went to New York last Sunday on business
 T. H. F1tts has two teams from woodstock at work on the state road under construction here.
 F. A. Phillips. Mrs. iMoliie Williams, Mrs, Mary Phillips and Mrs. R. E. Baker spent Tuesday in Hartford and Collinsville
 kins spent Sunday at the home of the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. A.
 Mrs. A. B. Edwards has. as her guest her sister. Mrs. Annah Edwards. of
 Mss Amy Rurnham of Hartford is the guest of her aunt Miss Annah Burnhan.
 Closes Bungalow.
 B. B. Hill has closed his bungalow here and returned to Woonsocket, R. l. Mrs. HiH and children are spending a few days with her pnother before re- turning to Woonsocket.
 MT. and Mrs. W. J. Phillips Of Chap lin, Orrin Phillips and Miss Mary Pearl motored to Rocky Point Sunday and enjoyed a short dinner.
 Had Three Ribs Broken.
 A. L. Washburn. who was thrown from a wagon and sustained three broken ribs some time ago, is slowly improving and is now able to be out around the place.
 Miss Vera Jewett is entertaining her cousin. Miss Lillian Loyden, of Hart ford.
 Ensign Ellsworth Davis of the U. S. S. Brooklyn is visiting his mother at Maple Terrace.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
WTNpHAM
Fair at Congregational Church Will
 Clear 9fo0-- Sunday school Picnic to be Held Next Weei-outins Notes.

be Held Next Wsek-outins Notes. : Owing to the threatening weather "Wednesday. the annual fair of St. PauPs church. which was to have been held on the Green. was held in the Oongregational church chapel. The fancywork table was in a charge of Mrs- H. c. Hatch. Miss Mary Brink made candy At the food table were Miss Claassen, Miss Stokes. Mrs. !. c. Fenton, Mrs. George Stiles, Miss Don- nell, Mrs. E. K. Lefflngwell, Mrs. w. H. Frink and Mrs MacLain. Mrs. ". A. Raynold was in charge of the ice c. H. Brigham. Miss Myrtle Pultram and Miss Gertrude Arnold, H C. Hatch and Fred Adams Miss Josephine Bingham was cashier. Over $100 will be cleared
 Vincent Pegrum returned to Boston Wednesday after a few days visit with his mother. Mrs. Robert -PegruIm Mrs. Pegrum and her son motored to Wauregan Tuesday in the iattsr's car. w. F. Maine was in Danielson Tues day.
 Mrs. H. c. Lathrop and daughter have been spending a few daxs with Mrs. H. c. Grimes of Braintree, Mass.
 Enjoying Tent Life,
 Miss Josephine Keeney. is camping at East River with her brother. Leo and family of New Britain
 Harold Lenlngwell, who had an op- eration for appendicitis at St. Joseph's hospital, wiilimantie, last week is able to sit up and hopes to be home next week.
 Miss Florence Perkins is entertain ing Miss Bates of Woodstock They spent Wednesday at Watch Hill.
 Miss Anna Bates has returned from q visit with friends in Northheld. Mass
 At Library institute.
 Miss Grace Bates is attending the Librarians' institute at Storrs.
 Misses Harriet and Julia Guild are spending the week in Putnam.
 Miss Anna Patton has returned from several weeks visit in Pittsburg and Philadelphia.
 George Challenger has been enter taining his nephew and niece from Worcester.
 Glen Cove. IL, are at I. H. Johnson's. Mrs. Greene of New York is at the Bingham house for several weeks.
 Mis- Frances Campbell has returned from three weeks visit in Salem. Mass.
 By the Shore.
 MT. and Mrs. H. s. Maine and son Point.
 Sunday School Picnic.
 The annual Sunday school picnic of the Congregational churches of Wind ham and South Windham will be held at Waldo station Thursday A motor bus will carry the Windham people. The mid-wsek prayer meeting of the Congregational church will be held Wednesday night next week, because of the picnic.
 Guest From China.
 Miss Nina Gage of Chang Sha, China, is spending a month with MT. and Mrs. E. w. Mcclure.
 c. A. Keeney spent Sunday with Mfr. and Mrs. A. E. Harvey of Woodstock
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
MakeitEaSierFO
 Baby in Su111111er
Mary of theH -We0tter Troubles CUa. Eusily
 Be Avoided

If the mother will see-to ft<thatz the 60wals xare kept regular, much .oesthe Illness to.which. children are nostssus- ceptibie 4ur1ng hot weather can be prevented
 A mild laxative. administered at regular Intervals. will prove an exoeI- lent preventive or esn11ner complaints that are eaused Rby inactive bowels. The combfnation< of simple 1axatiye herbs with pepan, Ssold in drug stores under 1sthe name ~of Dr. CafdwelTs Syrup fPepsin, is sxcellsnt for chil- drsn, being pleasant to thestaste gem tie yet positive In action, sanAs free description. It acts naturally. with out griping or other fdiscnmfort, and Ls altogether dependable.
 The cleansing of the bowels win diarrhoea by expeiling the foreign matter and poisons that trritzts and l1dame-the-tissueA
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
ASHFORD
New Communion Service Used at Congregational Church - Secretary Hins Entertains at Dinner,


 The sacrament of the Lords supper was couamemorated last Sunday morn ing at the Congregational church, Rev. J. B. King officiating. The cengrega- ton used the new individual com Walter Cole is the new organist at the Congregational church.
 Rev. J. B. King and Mrs. King have been entertaining for several days their son. William, of Boston.
 J. B. Ethridge of Westerly, R. l., en- house. Dr. F. I. Payne and family of Westerly.
 Judge J. M. Tatem has taken a trip to Maine in his automobile, accom- panied by Mrs. Tatem.
 Albert Spauldings family of Worcester. are at their, summer home. Miss Cornelia Trowbridga of New York is with her sister, Miss Mollie, at the old castle. They are making improvements in the interior of their residence.
 MT. and Mrs. Darwin Clark of Put nam, were guests of Judge and Mrs. Arthur M. Keith over Sunday.
 On Fishing Trip.
 W. I. Finch and A. L. Brush of Greenwich, Conn, were guests recently of Mrs. J. B. Ethridge. They enjoyed their fishing trip at Crystal Lake, and caught many Ane fish.
 Guests of Secretary Hine.
 Secretary c. D, Hine came here from Storrs and entertained his son, Daniel, Misses Masten. Thompson, Savage and brother at dinner at the Eastford house.
 Miss Kate Perry and Miss Hazel May sherman are at the summer school at Storrs.
 Mrs. D, P. Carpenter and Miss Alice J. Carpenter visited in Providence re- gently.
 social at the Methodist vestFy last week Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
Windham County
ELMViLL.E
Farewell Party and Gift for Miss
 Dorothea WiIson-Mlss kIennest En.
 tertains on Mothers Birthday.


 A farewell party was given Monday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. B. c. Conklin for Miss Dorothea Will son. who is soon to leave for Columbus, Ohio. About twenty-five of her friends and schoolmates were present. The lawn was handsomely decorated with Japanese lanterns. During the eve ming Miss Ida Tripp, in behalf of those present, presented Miss Wilson a gold chain and pendant. Dainty refresh ments. including ice cream and cake were served.
 Party for Mother.
 Miss Frances Klenatt save a party Tuesday afternoon from three to six, in honor of her mothers birthday. About dozen friends from Putnam and Elmville were present. The rooms were: attractively decorated. Mrs. Klenett was presented bouquet of served.
 Miss Olive L. Kent spent Sunday in Webster.
 Herbert Hopkins and Miss Florence Hopkins are at Oakland Beach.
 Mrs. c. H. Pike was in Providence Monday.
 George W. Kent, James Caffery. Jen- nings Killain. Harry Hughes. Clifford Davis ~and Arthur Kerouack motored to Revere Beach Sunday.
 Dennis c. Rawson visited the Rose of New England last week.
 Guests at Bungalow.
 Mrs. Elvira Lemmon Of Putnam and MT, and Mrs. IS. A. Wing Of Middle town, Mass, have ben guests at Kum- seme bungalow, the home of MT. and Mrs. R. r. Kenyon { Mr,- md aErsr .Claxtp MEiEhkFMeza
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
SOUTH WINDHAM
Tourists Start Fer Ganada-Pienie to
 be Held at Scotland Station

Mrs. c. W. Murdoek is the guest of friends in Norwich for a fortnight.
 Russell Street of Suffield was caller at the home of his aunt Miss Susan Paine.
 Miss Brown of Norwich has been the guest of Miss Rena Murdock.
 Helen and Harold Smith have been visiting Mrs. Brink of Columbia
 Alfred Matthewson, who underwent an operation in the Hartford city hos pital is improving slowly.
 MT. and Mrs. L. A. Clark spent Sum- day at Watch Hill.
 Miss Hattie Phillips has secured employment in Moosup.
 Mrs. Helen Tubbs has returned from visit in Boston.
 Mrs. Herman Simmons and daughter Miss Elizabeth Simmons, are guests Of Mrs. Mary McAuliffe of Bellows Falls for a week.
 Mrs. Myron Hadfield spent Tuesday in columbia at the home Of her aunt, Mrs. William Green. Miss Addie Woodford of Thomaston, who spent a night at Mrs. Helen Tubbs' has returned home. Start for Canada. John Dunievy, Thomas Moriarty, Miss Agnes Mulligan and Misses Nora Nellie and Julia Dunievy left Tuesday party expects to visit Montreal, Quebec, St. Am de Beanpre and other points Of interest. Miss Gertrude Turner and Mrs. Parks are spending a few days at Pleasure Beach. MT. and Mrs. Charles Maynard and children and Miss Lena Holt were in Norwich over Sunday with relatives. Mrs. Walter Backus has ms her guest. Mrs. Ada Talbot of Washington, Conn.
 Mrs. w. P. Barstow who has been | III, Is slowly recovering. | Mir. and Mrs. Charles Chamberlir and their son. Prescott and his wife and child. spent Sunday at Lord | Point.
 e: L. Clinton spent Sunday in Hart Ford -eal Hing -one his wife. sYho -is 70
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
SCOTLAND
Old Home Day PIanned-Snake Caught
 Killing Bird.

Miss Beruice Belle, who is spending the summer at Mrs. John Chesbro's, has been spending a week in Boston. Mrs. Fisher of Mt. Claire, N J., Mrs. Hawkins of Newark, N. J., and Mrs. Smith are visiting MT. and Mrs. Julian Dorranee.
 Miss Martha Raheoek of Westerly, has been visiting relatives in town. Mrs. J. D. Moffltt has been in Noaak for a short stay.
 Was Killing Birds.
 A large snake was captured Monday by Mir. Loveing. while in the act of killing birds.
 Miss Augusta Billings of willimantic is at Mrs. J. B. Bacen's.
 Old Home Day Plans.
 The committee for Old Home Day, met Monday night in the Chapel. Plans are soon to be made for the celebration to be held on the first Saturday and Sunday in September.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
JACKSONVILLE

Floyd May, Jr., of Norwich, called on local relatives one day the past week. Mrs. N. E. Converse of Worcester was at Mrs. Bixby's Tursday.
 Mrs. Mills, who was i'll at her sons in this place, died Tuesday. The fu- neral was Thursday with burial at East Putnam
 Miss Minnie Kelly is with her sis ter in East Thompson.
 A number from here attended the Chautauaua in Putnam this week
 Mrs. Upham's mother left for her home last Saturday after few weeks visit here
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24

w. Barlow.
 Rev. H. B. GoodseIl. who is absent friends with souvenir cards from places he has visited.
 MT. and Mrs. John Crowley, of Val Icy Falls. were entertained at A. E. Phillips Sunday.
 Miss Inez Doane is spending a few days with her grandmother, Mrs. A F. Grover. of Providence.
 Frank Barber of Putnam spoke at the morning service in the church Sunday: The congregation listened with pleasure and profit to his able address.
 Mrs. R. c. Kies and Mrs. A. E. Hall spent Tuesday in Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
HALLVILLE

MT. and Mrs. James Wood visited relatives in Westerly and WeQuete- quock Sunday,
 Mir. and Mrs. Cyrus Ravens, who have been visiting with Mrs. Havens' parents-kn Rhode Island have returned Hchei Many from here attended the play given by the Y. P. F. A. society of the St. James Episcopal church Tues day evening.
 Mrs. Henry Pendleton of Preston Plains visited Tuesday with her sis- ter-in Jaw, Mrs. Trumbull whitmarsh,
 Mrs. Ames of Norwich is the guest of Mrs. Fred Ray.
 Rhodes Davis. formerly second hand in the Weave shop here, is now em- ployed in barber ship in Attleboro, Mass.
 Fred Ray is working for Enoch Gray of Ledyard.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
STERLING

H. c. Anderson took a party of friends to NaFragansett Pier Sunday.
 Miss Mary Sherman is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J, c. Miller.
 The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs. w. W. Vaughn "Wednesday after noon.
 MT. and Mfrs. Fred Parker and family have returned to their home in West erly.
 Mrs. A. H. Kenyon and son, Howard, were Previdence visitors Saturday. ". W. Vaughn,
 Thomas Newman. Mss Nellie Me- %aE4a6y. Mr. Day. and ME3e@ Mar&are4
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

MT. and Mrs. c. w. Bowen motored to the Cape last Friday.
 H. T. Wells was in Southbridge one day this week. Mrs. Frank Wright has returned from a visit to Providence.
 Miss Stewart of New York Is visit ing MT. and Mrs. Mack.
 Miss Blanche Wilcox has been spending a few days with friends at Putnam Heights.
 Misses Blanche and Annie Shippee are home for their summer vacation.
 There are about 40 guests at Lake side and more are expected.
 Workmep have arrived and work on the new concrete bridge at South Woodstock has commenced,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Martin-Duxhury Marriass-seventy- two Pieces of Glass Taken from Supt. chapman's Injured Eye.

Miss Mary Byles has returned from New Haven, where she has been spending two weeks with relatives.
 Mrs. Mark Shepard of New London has been visiting her sisters, Mrs Herman Chapman and Mrs. Ernest French.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Barber have returned to Peace Dale, R. l., after spending several weeks here.
 Mrs Edwin H. Kennedy Is spend- ing several days with Miss Phsbe Barber at the Willimantic camp
 MT ana Ars. Eugene Rivers of Nor Ytch spent Monday here.
 Mrs Daniel Duttou Of Greenev1Ile visited local friends Wednesday.
 Mrs. Charles Barrett of Providence was Wednesday visitor.
 Miss Josephine Armstrong has re- turned from two weeks outing.
 Mrs. Burt Cook was a Norwich wis., itor Wednesday.
 Alfred Prue and family. of Taftvflle, were Sunday visitors. MT. and Mrs William Jewett were in New London Saturday. Miss Rose Seguin spent Sunday with relatives in Putnam. where she sane at the Congregational church. Miss Mary Byles Is entertaining her cousin from New Haven. Miss Alice Kendall. who has been spending her vacation here, has re- turned to Putnam. Swimmer Injured. Elwood Byies was injured in his sys<whils hathjng 9 few. weeks 1ago
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
LISBON

The subject of Rev. W. J. Reynolds sermon Sunday morning was The Au- thority of Jesus. Mrs. Lee and Miss Lee of Rochester, N. T., came with him from E<onk in Benjamin Wilcox's car.
 MT. and Mrs. George Thornton, Irv- ing, Edward and Everett of Jewett City were guests of Mrs. c. A. Nell Sunday.s zs={ tA
 Ernest Enquist is in camp at Toby hanna, Pa. with his company.
 Miss. Jennie Foote of Bridgeport is spending her vacation with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Foote.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

in Tester Center. n. !. Sunday. guegta of MT. and Mrs. Sam Bennett and Mrs Betsey Spears.
 Clayton Hawkes. Of Hampton spent Sunday with Mrs. |. L. Wilson.
 AIr. and Mrs. Henry V. Easwell efi- tertained Sunday. Mrs. Mary Stevens and daughter and Fred Kennedy and family of Danielson.
 Jennings B. Kiilain was e WorcAeter visitor Monday and Tuesday.
 Mrs. O. E. Lewis and daughter of Auburn. R- l., are visiting Mrs. c. H. Pike.
 Miss Esther Ives has returned to her stay with her aunt. Mrs. Names Kent.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24

The pastors eefmou last Sunday
 was Wal. on strength getting. Isa. 70: S1:
 They that wait upon the Lord shall
 renew their strength"
 Temperance Address. Rev. Walter Lanphear Sunday eve hing gave a clear and interesting ad-
 dress at the meeting of the Woman's s christian Temperance Union Mrs.
 Columbus Smith. president of the Buetl chapter of W. C. 2. U., was in
 charge of the meeting, making the opening remarks and reading Rev
 T. E. Davies of westninister offered
 prayer. The service was at the Meth odist church at the Plains. Tomorrow Sunday evening the subject of the Christian Endeayor l5; III. Leader, Mrs Henry Ram Invited to South Canterbury. Tuesday afternoon the ladies of the Canterbury parish have been invited to meet with Mrs. Sarah B. Hadley at South Canterbury at o'clock Miss Sarah Louise Hadley has re- turned from the conference at Silver Bay, Lake George.
 Mrs. Albert Safford seems to be slightly better and more comfortable.
 Mrs. F. D. Miller was i'll for sev-
 era1 days last week
 Mrs Day and her son from Hart
 ford have been visiting Miss Frances Palmer.
 Edith Williams. Gladys Bushnell and Florence Exiey were at home over the week end, returning Monday morn ing to Storrs summer school Four Join Grange. Wednesday evening four new mem bers were admitted to the grange. in first and second degrees. These were
 MT. and Mrs. Frank D. Miller, Mrs. William Miller and Miss Maude State Road Work. Work has begun in earnest on the
 state road in Canterbury. The hill by Hoxsie's store and the curve toward Westminster are at present torn up,
 but all travellers later will reap the
 benefit.
 Fine Maple FeIIed. A beautiful maple tree planted 50 years ago by the father of Mrs. A. J, Hetrick, has been sacrificed in the | turning of the road, much to the sor-
 row of the townspeopie as well as to Deacon C1ari1s daughter. Mrs. Olive Kearns has returned from Andover.
 MT. and Mrs. John Robinson, of Stafford, motored over this week to visit Mfr. Rollinson'ss sister. Mrs Charles Barstow. Mir Robinson, with his daughter. Miss Ethel, returned | early in the week.