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Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
NORTH FRANKLIN
Happenings of the Week-Miss 5erniee
 L. Stewart Entertains.

T. H. Ward and daughter Millie were Norwich visitors Friday.
 Mrs. James Babcock of Avondale, R. Mrs. Grace Peckham.
 Woodbury 0. Rogers of Norwich Town was 3, caller at A. T. BroWning's Tuesday.
 Mrs. Fred H. Clarke spent wednes- day with Mrs. Bernard Brady of Leba- non.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leon Ladd and daugh- ter Fife of Norwich are visiting Mrs. J. J. Mahoney.
 Mrs. C. H. Peckhan1 attended mis- sionary meeting at the home of Mrs. J. c. Ward of LefTingwell Wednes- day.
 Mrs. 9. L. Johnson is spending some time with Mrs. J. D. Simpson.
 Miss Stewart Entertains.
 Miss Bernice L. Stewart entertained q party of young people Tuesday even- ing at her home on Pautipaug Hill. During the evening refreshments were served and games were played. Among those present were Misses Annie Stutz and Mildred Stutz and Louis Stutz of New London, Miss Mildred Montgom- cry of GrisWold, Earl Way Of Lebanon, Herbert Wheeler of Pleasure Hill, Miss Ruth Dexter of South Killingly, Mir Lupus, Mrs. Ethel Miller and Mar \guerite Martin, Harry Clarke, Harry Taylor of Baltic, William Chadwick I Snd A1eck Rocheleau of Franklin, Ter l Tnce and Agnes Coughlin, Mir. and 1 Ms, Marshall Jewett, MT. and Mrs l CIktiss Hazen of Pautipaug Hill and 1 Measrs. Donovan and Remick and Misses Catherine and Anita Eolton.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
CHESTERFIELD

Supervisor Carlon E. Wheeler made his usual visit to schools in this vi vinity Friday.
 On account of the rain Saturday ev- ening the dance at Kaplans was post poned until this evening.
 Miss Mary Tinker was a caller in New London recently.
 William Watts of Montville was a caller on William Tinker Sunday.
 Miss Julia Sullivan spent the week end with her parents in New I1on- don.
 William Yardusky was a caller in New London the first of the week.
 Mrs. Charles Powers and family are improving very slowly.
 Mrs. Eugene Chapman spent Mon day with her mother, Mrs. Ellen Pow CTS.
 A. F. Golf is confined to his home with rhepmatism.
 Miss Florence Powers was a caller on Mrs. Calvin Moore in East Lyme Friday.
 Master Ellsworth Powers returned to school Wednesday morning after being absent for ten days.
 A. Miller was 8 caller on Mir Brig ham in Mantle Tuesday.
 Mrs. c. J. Tinker was a business caller in New London Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
ROAD SOCIETY

John F. Chesebro was taken sud- z i'll Wednesday morning at his
 here he is now in a critical
 4 trained nurse is in at
 Williams has completed
 cords of wood for Con
 ndrew Perry of the borough.
 Flood of Boston was an over
 guest at Mason Hewitt's on ey Hill.
 Ladies' society met for work at Eliza P. Moves recently.
 iss Grace D. Wheeler was the -st of Miss Julia E. Smith of West ly over Tuesday and attended the eception at the Congregational church for the new pastor and wife, Rev. and Mrs. Macdonald.
 Stonington grange met at the church parlor Wednesday evening. The off, cers were installed by Worthy Deputy Inspector Irving Crouch of Groton. Af- terward refreshments were served Deacon B. F. Williams attended the reception in the Congregational church in Westerly Tuesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
LEONARD BRIDGE
Pleasant Afternoon for Busy Bees Spring Pig Weights 421 Pounds When Killed and Dressed.

MT. and Mrs Fred Q. Brown attend ed the state dairykmens meeting at Hartford this week. Rev. zIwen o. Mead was one ot the speakers at 8 meeting in Mansfield Tuesday evening.
 The Busy Bee society met with Mrs. Fred J. Brown Wednesday afternoon. Refreshments were served and a most enjoyable afternoon was passed. There was a good attendance;
 Alfred Hughes returned Wednesday after trip to Providence, R. l.
 Irvando Lombard is visiting rela- tives in 0Villimantic.
 lH ct 97.
 Mrs. George Caples. who is in her sTth year and has been i'll, Is much improved.
 Mr. Katz returned to New York Sunday afternoon after spending q few days with his family here.
 At the church service at Exeter Sunday evening a large number of stereopticon pictures were shown. County Commissioner Fred J. Brown was in Hartford Wednesday.
 Weighed 42f Pounds. Judge Aizcrt J, kneeland butchercd
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
GOSHEN
Clever Costumes at Masquerade Social Ladies Aid Society Entertained at Parsonaqe.

The Christian Endeavor society held a masquerade social in Academy hall Friday evening. There was a good at tendance. Many were so completely disguised they were unrecognized by their nearest friends Uncle sam won the first prize on the gentlemen's side; the booby prize went to Arthur Ran dali. Mrs. B. R. York won the ladies' first prize. She was dressed as an elderly lady. The hooby prize went to Mrs. J. A Randall. Others very clev- erly costumed were Rip Van Wrinkle, Mrs. Uncle sam, The. Tramp. The So- ciety Lady, The PeddIer, The Man from Germany, The Irishman The Gentleman of Leisure and The Red Cross Nurse. There were also several colOred brethren and mammies and q pickaninny from OF Virginny. A so- cial hour was spent from to 10 o'clock. Refreshments were served.
 News in General.
 John Allen butchered a fat hog Mon- day that weighed close to 800 pounds
 The Ladies' Aid society met with fore and afternoon. A collation. was served to the goodly company at the noon hour by Mrs. Knott MT. and Mrs. E. ", Jones have been spending a few days with friends ir Portland. MT. Jones also attended the state dairymen's convention in Hart ford this week.
 4 local farmer who does his owr butchering, and sometimes helps his neighbor, has dressed If hogs thus faI this season.
 The snow or hail storm of Monday made fine sledding for several days ] and the boys enjoyed the coasting also.
 John Allen sold two fat cows Mon. day.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
MONTVILLE
Services at Baptist church-Funerai of Miss Charlotte V. HiIi-Surns Evening at the Parsonage.

The largest congregation Of the win ter listened to the message delivered by the pastor, Rev. George c. Chap peli, in the Union Baptist church Sun day morning, subject, Does God An swer Prayer? 4 beautifully rendered soprano solo was sung by Miss Lydia Olson entitled. Come Unto Me. Dsaa- con r. $. Henry conducted the Chris tian EndeaHor meeting at 6.So. topic. F7avorite Characters of the Bible and Why. Miss Minnie Chapel sang q solo The Sinner and the Song. At the o'clock preaching service the pastor spoke of Jobs Comforters. The interest in all the church services Is Funeral Of Miss Hill. Miss Charlotte V. Hill died at her home in NIontville Tuesday forenoon, January 26. at the age of 55. Miss Hill had been q sufferer for seXel'al years. Funeral services wero conduct ed Friday afternoon by Rev. George C Chappeu, pastor cf the Baptist church, of which Miss Hill was q member. Burial was in the Fox ce11l- etery, OakdaIe.
 Cooking and Sewing Glasses.
 The cooking and sewing school at Palmer Memorial is progressing finely under direction of the new teacher, Miss Ruth Dow of Bolton. Mass.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Sap fist caurch held their annual meeting at the Palmer homestead Wednesday afternoon. January 9.
 Norman .. Allen made a business trip to Jawett City "Wednesday with inc Palmer Brothers new autotruck.
 ETeroert Rogers will attend the eve rinc. session Of the New London Bus mess college.
 Burns Evening.
 The newly organized Choral and Culture club of the Baptist church enjoyed a Burns evening at the par sonage Friday evening. The program was as follows: Piano solo, Miss Car rie G. Wood; Sketch of Burns, Miss Edna Tiner: vocal duet, Annie Laurte, Misses Minnie Chapel and Ethel l. Wood: selections fr" Burns, Miss Beth Doe; piano solo. Miss Laura Chapman; selections from Burns, Miss Ruth Row; vocal solo, Sweet Alton Miss Gertrude E. Olson; piano solo, Mrs Mabei1e Chapman; reading, Miss Henrietta w. (sridley; piano duet. Miss Marion C. Henry and Miss Beth Doe; singing of popular songs.
 Speakers from Norwich. Rev. Joel B Slocun1, D. D.. of Nor wich will deliver q lecture in the Union Baptist church one evening ill February and General Secretary Ed win Hill will speak one Sunday. eve ming.
 The Young Mems Baraca club held their second meeting Of the winter at the Baptist chapel Wednesday eve rino> January 7. with an attendance of r. The evening was spent in games and sports.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
HAMBURG
Grange Officers InstaiIed-Dr. Ely Re-
 covers from Illness.

The officers of Lyme grange; install ed at the last meeting by. Deputy Louis Tolles of Southington, are: fAI., J. w. Stark; C.. Newton Lee; L., Helen Daniels: S, Lawrence Raymond: A. S., Earl Daniels; chaplain, Irene Woods; secretary, Mrs. Ellen Palmer; T.. Will liam Marvin; c. K, J. E. Beebe: Ceres Marjorie Lord; Pomona, Monica Jones; Flora. May Harding. Supper was served by the refresnnlent com mittee and an interesting programme presented by the new lecturer.
 Dr. Ely is able to be out after his serious illness.
 John Tiffany returned last Tuesday from 8 visit with relatives in Hart ford
 The f's Of \. T. met Friday after noon. Wagner was the composer pre- sented by Mrs. Chappelle.
 Mrs. George Martin returned last Wednesday from 6 visit with heI daughter in Westbrook.
 William Bouye suffered . paralytit shock last Tuesday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
UNCASVILLE
Surprise Parties-News from the Fra
 ernities-Sodaiity's Fair and Social.

Several local friends. with some from New London, met Friday even ing at tine home of MT and Mrs. Louis Hubert as 2 surprise to Miss Amanda Hubert. The company was entertain ed playing games and with musical se- lections. A quartette, Miss Ruth Berg man, Miss Ella Rosenlund Miss An nie Bergman and Albert Bogue, ren- dered several selections. An exhibition of clos dancing by Michael Sullivan and Newton RoWley was especially good. Among those present were Miss Mabel Wright, Miss May Thompson, Miss Ethel Brown, Miss Pearl smith, Miss Nellie Hunter, Miss Amy Per kins. Miss Ethel Hubert, Miss Annie Bergman, Miss Ruth Bergman, Miss Ella Rosenlund, Messrs. Frank Rose. Sidney keeney, Albert Bogue, Cecil Crouch, Jerry Sullivan. Harold Green, Edward Gilchrist, Walter Hubert, Trueman Reyes, James Kelley and Cecil Walker. Refreshments were served during the evening.
 hospital in New London last week for treatment for rheumatism, is inprov- ing.
 Another Surprise Party.
 Friday evening Miss Teresa Hickey was given a surprise, friends gather ing at the home Ot her parents Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hickey. in Pequot. In the company were Misses Carrie and Ethel Wood, Misses Mary and Helen Lennihan. Miss Addie Johnson, Miss Minnie Chapel Miss Gunhill Lavendohl, Miss Lillian Sawyer, Mrs. Louis Conan, Mrs. Layendohl, Frank Craig, Milton Osborn of Greepeville, Walter ALcNeally, William Flemming, Fred Church, Walter Burgess, Thomas Tuckey, Edmond INilleen, Charles Chapel. Joseph Hickey, Andrew Rosen- lund. Piano solos by Milton Osborn of q rafi there was vocal selections by other guests. Miss Hickey was remembered with many pretty gifts. Refreshments were served.
 x. of c. Open Meeting.
 Pequot council. K. of C.. open meet ing committee held a, meeting at the home of Grand Knight Thomas Doyle Thursday evening to arrange for an open meeting in February. no date be- ing set. It is expected there will be speakers from out of town councils present.
 Air and Mrs. John c. Nichols enter tained a party Of relatives and friends dinner on AIr. Nichols birthday Many gifts and postcards were received by MT Nichols.
 o. U. A. Nj. Installation.
 Tuesday evening American council o. U. \. M., held the annual installa- ton ceremonies, installing it's recently elected officers in Palmer Memoria, hah. After the exercises an oyster stew was enjoyed.
 Edwin Curtin, postmaster at the Mentville office, is having the post office building wired for lighting by electricity.
 Mrs. Israel Gero is spending severa days with friends in New York.
 A herd of F deer was seen b5 Charles Kingsley near the Landphert farm Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson, who have been spending several days with relatives in Deep River have returned home.
 Social and Fair.
 S"@ai'tv eoc'al and fair of St Johns Roman Catholic church wa. hr-1 '1'hursaay night in Tookcr'S hall
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
FRANKLIN
Visitors from Michigan at Fathers RoyhoOd Hone-Instailation at the Grange

Mrs. Charles Grant and daughter Clara were in Norwich Tuesday
 Mrs. Clifford H. Robinson entertain ed on Thursday of last week Mrs Josie Parker Mrs. George Geer of Plain Hill and Mrs. Grace Capwell of New London
 Mir. and Mrs. Enocf1 Cheney of Jew cit City were recent guests of Mrs. Hermon Gager.
 A1r and Mrs Louis Smith have been visiting friends in Hartford and New Britain.
 gan at the Franklin Congregational church Sunday morning in the ab- sence of Mrs. Louis Smith.
 Mrs. Hermon 4. Gager and Mrs. Irwin CapWeu were recent Plain Hill visitors.
 Guests from Michigan.
 Marvin Hyde and Lewis Hyde or Michigan were visitors at their uncle's, Joseph Hyde's, on Wednesday. Avery Hyde, their father, was born in Frank lin. Leaving here, he went to New York state, where he stayed a few months, going from there to Michigan. where he made his home.
 Grange Installation.
 Franklin grange held it's installation Friday evennig of last week in the town hall. The officers were Installed oS CSputy Ns tA EoIdp1eS OL GO1CueSIST, assisted by Mrs. Ella Browning Fol lowing the installation, sandwiches. cake and coffee were served. After the collation., the worthy master called on the following for speeches: Worthy Master Charles B. Davis of Bozrah grange, Frank Redwood of Lebanon grange, Deputy C. E. Staples, Mrs Ella Browning of Colchester grange Rev. B. P. Capslaw of Franklin and MT. Browning of Colchester.
 Burial of Harrison Porter. The body Of Harrison Porter, a for mer resident here, was brought here for buria! at the Pautipaug cemetery Wednesday.
 Fred Ortman of Norwich was re- cent visitor at s. N. Hyde's.
 Illustrated Lecture.
 Sunday evening at the Congregation al church there will be an illustrated lecture on the Hawaiian Islands
 Miss Bernice Stewart entertained a number of friends at her home on Pau tipaug Hill Tuesday evening. There were games and music and the social evening was enjoyed by all.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
ASHWILLETT

Mrs. Ray Button returned to her home in Glasgo last week after v1s- iting friends in Westerly.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Miner of North Stonington were through here last week on their way to the funeral of q relative near Pachaug
 MT. and Mrs. l.. Weltin are to make improvements on their farm buildings soon.
 Isaac Edwards expects to move this spring.
 MT. and Mrs. Nathan N. Main en- tertained relatives at dinner on Sum- day.
 The men who were carting birch from the farm of Mrs. $. Pugh have returned to their home in Groton.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
NORTH LYME

The Ladies' Mission circle held ths annual meeting with the president Mrs Mary Fosdiclz, last Tuesday aft-. ernnoo. The following were elected for 1915: President, Mrs. Eugene Lef- ffngyen; vice president, Mrs. Minnie DIfrkfp: secretary and treasurer, Miss Emily Stark.
 Mrs. Erwin Rogers has returneo f,.or,1 two weeks stay in New London.
 Miss Emily Stark is confined to the house suffering from lumbago. Miss Lima Hyde is assisting with the. houseWork.
 Mrs. Erwin Rogers, Mrs. Minnie D1lrkir and Miss Lois Rogers visited at c. H. Strongs Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
Accidents
6 Wednes-
 welt City is
 $. Ransom .NINGTON
  Oren D. Fisher congregational Cali- in Army Relief

Ational church has ex-
 to Rev. Oren Dennis
 kh Windsor to become it's
 acceptance is expected.
 will bring to the work here
 Ional attainments, being an
 of Olivet college, Michigan,
 ,clielor of divinity of Yale Di-
 chool. He has had an eXperi-
 / forty years in the pastorate. 1Inily will include Mrs Fisher. a q wife, who was formerly Miss Ance Roscoe of Medford, Mass, their s year old son.
 Chosen to School Board. Rev. Lucian Drury has been chosen l member of the school board to fill 8 vacancy which has existed since the last election.
 Army Relief Work. The army relief sewing bee in the Congregational church vestry Tuesday had a good attendance. Nearly forty were seated at the dinner tables. The bee next week will be held Wednes- day.
 The Woman's union of the Congre- gational church gave a Chadng dish supper Thursday evening. John D. Avery attended the meet inss of the Connecticut Dairymen'S as- sociation in Hartford.
 Miss Alice E. Avery has been the guest for a week of Mrs. Charles F. Thompson, Jr., of New Haven. Mrs. Charles Sweetser of Norwich and Mrs. Appleton Main of Preston visited friends in town Thursday. Mrs. William Getchel Of Groton was the guest of Mrs. W. H. Hillard Wed nesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
LAUREL GLEN

Mrs. Puttker and daughter, Rose. Cress, started last Thursday for a few weeks visit with friends in New York
 Mrs. Martin Chapman and daughters.
 Mrs. Martin Chapman and daughter, Mary, of Pendleton Hill, and Henry D Johnson of Norwich, were entertain ed Thursday evening at Mrs. Phoebe Whites.
 Mary Chapman, teacher in this dis trict, was the guest of Mrs. Dwight Maine, Monday night.
 Joseph Duff and George Greenwood of Jewett City are boarding with the family of MT. Birch.
 Rev Mir. Van Horn of Ashaway, preached in the chapel last Sunday, it being the fourth Sunday.
 Mrs Arthur Maine was a business caller in Westerly, Wednesday.
 MT. Lathrep has a motorcycle.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
HANOVER
Meeting Of Missionary Society," Burial of Mrs. Aaron Peck Morse Schools Closed Because of Measles.

The January meeting of the Wom- ans Missionary society was held at the home of Mrs. Standish on Thurs day afternoon. The programme was based on The Child in Its Helpless ness, from The Child in the Midst Selections were read by Mrs. William c. Park, Mrs. Ladd, Mrs Tanner. Mrs, Lee, Mrs. Standish and Miss Helen Eadie. A pleasant social hour was enjoyed by all at the c'ose.
 Walter EccIes, Entertainer.
 The third number of the c. T en- teltainment course was given Monday evening by Walter Eccles, imperson- ator and reader, from Boston. MT. Eccles gave a very pleasing pro gramme which was pronounced one of the best by the audience
 The quarterly meeting of the Sun day school officers and teachers was held at the home of Mir. and Mrs. VII liam c. Park Thursday evening.
 Miss Mary Souter has returned home after her visit in Boston.
 Burial of Mrs. Morse.
 The body of Mrs Aaron Peck Morse of Hanover. who died in Boston, was brought to Hanover Tuesday. the 26th, for burial.
 Gon. Ansps Park has just received
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
PENDLETON HILL
Sewing Society Entertained-Rirthda
 of Acting Pastor Remembered.


 Henry D. Johnson of Norwich spent Thursday and Friday at Martin O. Chapman's.
 Misses winifred and Cecile Palmer Of East Greenwich, F. l., spent Sun Palmer, returning to their school duties Monday morning.
 Met at Mrs. Thompson's. The ladies of the sewing society were entertained at Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson's on Thursday last, having a very enjoyable gathering.
 Supervisor Evans visited the Hill school this week.
 Clarence E. Maine had a yearling pig killed last week which weighed 494 pounds.
 Malcom Thompson is moving his mill from the Birdsey Palmer wood lot to one purchased from Mir Bnrch who resides on the Thomas E. Wheeler farm.
 Dwight Miner is still suffering from all injured foot
 Birthday Remembered.
 As Sunday was the natal day of the Rev. E. P. Mathewson, his parishion- CTS presented him a birthday gift MT. Mathewson supplied the pulpit in this place, more less, for the past twenty years and is held in the highest esteem by all the people in the parish. Miss Alice Chapman is conv;slescine- Carey F. Maine has been visiting in Willimantic.
 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hillard were callers in this place Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. Irving Button and daughter, Ethel, were in Norwich on Friday.
 The young people have enjoyed inc unusually good coasting since Mon day.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
jWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
PRESTON
Social Hour Follows Installation at the
 Grange

Grange
 Mrs. John Andrews is visiting her sister Mrs. A. D. Zabriskie.
 Webster D. Copp attended the dairy mems meeting at Hartford this week.
 installation at Grange.
 The officers of Preston City grange were installed Tuesday evening by Irving O. Crouch of Groton, assisted by Mir. Trail of Groton and Mrs. A. B. Burdick of Preston City. The officers are as follows: Master, 4. E. Shedd; overseer, A. E. Burdtck; lecturer Erva L. Barnes; steward, Charles Burdick; assistant steward, Frank Crary; chaplain, l.. M. keneston; treasurer, N. H. Hail; secretary. Henry lady assistant steward. Hattie Ben nett; Ceres, Margery Willis; Pomona, Helen Hall: Flora, Ruth Richardson. Among the many visitors were Past Master Edmonds and Master Tanner Of Pachaug grange. After the install lation, sandwiches, cake, fruit and coffee were served.
 The following committees were ap- pointed: Women's work, Mrs. Elmer Miller, Mrs. A. D. Zabriskie and Mrs. 4. E.: Shedd, reception, L. NJ. Kenes- ton. Mrs. A. s. Burdick and Mrs. w. E. Crary; entertainment, Sophia Hol- lowell, Charles Burdick, Ruth Rich ardson, Helen Hall and John Peck ham; visiting, N. A. Brown, Miss Helen Miller and Mrs. Annie Crary; press committee, Herbert F. Brown. A short programme was presented by Lecturer E. L. Barnes.
 Roll Gall.
 The roll call of the Congregational church was held Wednesday evening and was well attended and a number of absent members sent responses and letters. The report of the church was read by c. V. Shedd and missions by H. H. Palmer; Sunday school by N. H Hall and the Ladies auxiliary by Mrs M. E. Shedd. 4 supper of rolls. or anges. cake and coffee was served. 4 social hour closed an evening of un- usual interest.
 Baptist Call Accepted.
 The Baptist church has extended z call to Rev. Mir Bedford which has been accepted. It is expected that he will move his family to Preston City this week.
 Mrs. \. E. Burdick is spending g. few days with her sister, Mrs. A, A. Adams in South Canterbury.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30

Miss Christina Mara is conTaiesoert after being confined to her home by serious illness
 Benefit Whist
 There was a good sized axtendaEcs at the whist given by the Children c< Mary society for the benefit of St. Johns church last week in Palmer hall Several from Colchester were -lu attendance The hrst gentleman prize. a box of cigars, was won by George Blackard of Colchester sec ond, necktie. by James Foley. The first ladies prize went to MarJorls Kj1rslev and was 8 pair of kid gloves: second. a. leather shoppinS bag, was won by Miss Emily Foley. Consolation awards were given to Bert Smith and Miss Mary Kelley. George Pine, of Pawtucket. F. l., is visiting his uncle. William Kelley. Frank Thompson, who has beer confined to his home by illness is abla to be aroInd again
 Mrs. 4. B. Chapman of North Franklin is visiting her parents. Mir and Mrs. F. II. Thompson
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
SALEM
Fourth District Pupils Working fol School Library-Guests at Party anc Shower.

Rev. R. H. Crawford preached an upon the theme Gods Gail to Men, Text, l Kings 2: 2. ,.
 The '. P. $. C. F. service in the evening was under the leadership of Miss Susan Miner.
 While in town this week Rev. AIr. Crawford was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles $. Ray.
 State Supervisor J. A. Young of Col chester visited schools in town Tues day.
 Thomas Cornell of New London is spending a few days with his wife al the home of Mir. and Mrs. Wesley Brown.
 Working for' Library.
 Pupils in the Fourth district are selling shares to obtain a library for their school.
 Ingalls, sawmil is being moved to Colchester this week from the Tiuot- son farm, now owned by Lawrence Raymond.
 Miss Veln1a Darling, James Beebe and Harold Darling attended a party, which was also 8 shower, for Miss Lee at the Lee home in Grassy Hill Tues day evening"
 John Moran has returned after spending several days at his home in New London.