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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23
EAST WOODSTOCK
Nearly One Hundred at Meeting of
Community 'cluh-LocaI Branch of
Hospital oBard Meets.

Mrs. Ernest r. Pike gave an ad-
dress at a missionary meeting in Put
nam Wednesday
Winter in Pasadena.
]. NJ. Paine and Miss Carrie J.eis
will spend the winter in Pasadena,
Cal. visiting the Panama Pacific ex-
position enroute. They will leave in
Paul swenson is working in West
Hartford.
Community Club Meets.
There was large attendance at the
meeting of the Community club Mon
day, nearly 100 being present. Several
wore admitted to membership. A farce,
No Men Wanted, was given by Mrs.
A. H.. Hubbard, Misses Ruth Witter
and Clara Eddy, all parts being well
Sleep. by Miss Florence Cox, who re-
sponded to an encore was enjoyed.
Cocoa and waters were served dur
ing the social hour and dancing was
enjoyed.
Hospital Board Meets.
The annual meeting of the Wood
stock branch of the Woman's board of
with Mrs. George Sampson, Woodstock
Hill, Thursday, with an attendance of
50. The election of officers followed
the reports of various committees.
The following were elected: President,
Mrs. t. A. Turner; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. Everett Il. May: as
sistant secretary and treasurer, Miss
Mary E. Flynn; sewing director, Miss
Nellie Pratt: assistant director, Mrs.
Chester e. May: chairman of Thanks
giving committee, Miss Edith Eddy:
assisted by Mrs. H. T.. Child. The
guild collectors were all reelected, also
committee on canned fruit. with one
exception, AIRS. Bates taking the place
of Mrs. Chamberlin. West Parish, the
latter declining. Seven ladies were
present from Putnam and gave inter
esting reports of the work to growth
of the hospital the past year. social
hour followed, refreshments being
served by the hostess. The secretary
reported a membership of 80.
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ELMVHLE

Mr.. and Mrs w. K. Litch niotored
to Providence Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. C. Conklin were
Sunday guests Of friends in Nor
Mrs. Alfred Todd of Webster. Mass
and Mrs, James Kent spent the week
end in Providence. -
Mrs. John F. Whaples is i'll
Mrs. Addie E. Call enjoyed an autoE
rncSi1e ride of f1fty-fve miles Win
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Call. SUNDAY
afternoon. s
az Mr. and Mrs. Silas Rabbit of Dan
lelson We're recent visitors at the home
of c.. D. :Mowry. :
Z James Kent and William Ross have
been in Wexford, R. I, on a hunting
trip. --- y
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brophy mo-
toreo to Clinton Sunday. and were
guests Of Mr.: Brophy,s brother and
Mrs. Ida Place has been entertaining
her sda tighter from ClayvilIe. r.
MIS-. Daniel Wood of Danielson and
AIRS. CLAYTON Wright visited in North
ESteriis1gS Tuesday -
- bert Evans was home from .Nor-
sesster Tor the week end.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Pearl Of Web
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BROOKLYN
Papers Read Before Women's Club
Delegates to MiddIetown conven-
ton.

Miss Elsie EASEMENT has gone to
New York as private secretary to
Percy Eastment, vice president of the
Mcclure Syndicate.
Mortimer H. Miller, wife and daugh-
ter have closed their summer home
and returned to Hartford
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Reach of
Waterbury have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Vine R. Franklin for a few
days.
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Witter.
Frederick Miller of Norwich Town
was the guest over Sunday of his sis
ter, Mrs. Laura A. Chapman.
Rev. G. F. Genung, D. D.. and Mrs.
Genung left Sunday afternoon in an
automobile belonging to the nephew
of Mrs Genung, who took them to the
home of Mrs. Genung's sister in South
Manchester. Mrs. Genung is visiting
there while her husband is in Middle
town attending the Baptist state con-
vention
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Blake and
two daughters took an automobile
ride to Hartford Sunday to visit their
son, Charles Edwin.
Miss Emily Miller has returned
from a short visit with friends in
Boston and Providence.
Theodore H. Pond and daughter
have returned to their home in Prov
idence.
Women's Club Meets.
The Women's club of Brooklyn met
Monday afternoon, Mrs. William H.
Clewly being the hostess. Papers
were read by Miss Mary Fogg and
Miss Charlotte Scarborough.
Rev. e. A. Kinmouth was a visitor
SIM Norwich Monday
( Riley B. 5Witter, who was appoint
ed as delegate to the state eonven-
ton by the Baptist church, left Mon
day in his automobile for AIiddletown,
with his wife, daughter, Helen l., and
MISS Abigail l.. Witter.
Close Summer Home.
Mrs. Van Denuter and sister have
closed their summer home, The
Ledgess and returned to New York
Is Augustus Spaulding and family mo-
tored 20 South Manchester Tuesday
I1tos visit relatives. They took with
them Linwood Chapman
Mr; and Mrs. Samuel t. Cooper sEe
visiting relatives in New London.
ReT. DR.. f.. A. Blake attended the
state convention in Middletown, as ne
inglgs church 80 -
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SOUTH WOODSTOCK


A R. Scranton is slowly improving.
John Wood of. New York is STAYING
at A r. Scranton's for a few weeks.
Senexet grange observed Neighbours
night last Wednesday.
The grange is to hold a social and
sale. when the story by the members
OF the grange win be on sale in book
form.
Mr: and Mrs. Henry welles spent
last Sunday in Southbridge.
William Nelson was home. for the
week end. 49,
Mrs. Young has returned from a
visit to New York
Mr.. lynne has leased the Sheppard
farm. 90 :
Mr.. Erickson has purchased Lakeside
and the farm attached.
Senexet grange is to hold an apple
packing demonstration next Wednes-
Gay evening, Oct. "a, in Grange hall,
South Woodstock Mr.. Kenneiv tho
county agent, will talk on the new law
regarding the packing of apples.
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SOUTH WINDHAM
c. {. Union Nesting This Afternoon
Franklin Woman DisIccates Hip
Twelve at Coon supper

|
Mr.. and Mrs. Guilford smith have
returned to their home for the win :
ter. having spent the summer in
Miss Theresa Eaton Of MANSFIELD and
Mrs. Mary Larkhan were entertained
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. John
Lewis.
witch motored to South Windha1n
Sunday and called on Mrs. James
Maine and daughters, Misses Mary
and Annie Maine
Mrs. E. l.. Palmer was in Hartford
Saturday. returning Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hazen OF Mans
held Depot are visiting for three days
with Mrs. ,Hazen's sister. Mrs. Butcher.
c. {. Union Meeting.
The annual meeting of the 5Wili-
mantle c. E. Union, consisting of six
teen societies. will be held in the
South Windham church, this (Satur-
day. afternoon and evening" J. Carl
ton Tatem will act in place of Sec
rotary A w. Buchanan. Jr.. who is
very u at g. Joseph's hospital. The
union was organized October 2, 1888.
John Rose was in Franlxlin Monday
calling at the home of j. Harry King.
He went down on his bicycle
Carl Oman and H. Z. Card went to
New York Monday evening. on busi-
tAoA liz eO4444lll W 111CHGSI0F Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Barstow was in
Hartford Tuesday.
Misses Carrie and Lille Hatch have
returned from spending a week in
. Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Kirchner had as
saelr guest Sunday. Mrs. H. jacket of
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Maynard and
children were IN Norwich, Sunday.
Mrs. William Backus- and Mrs Eu-
gene Kline were in Norwich Thurs
day, calling on Mrs. Carrie Post.
Mrs. Henry Hatch !. Of Windham,
called on Mrs. William Backus and
other relatives here, before going to
FIorlda for the winter.
Miss Emma S. Babcock returned
nome Tuesday, after spending nine
days in East Hartford.
Disloeates Hip.
L. A. Clark spent Sunday with his
aunt. Mrs. ]. Henry King of Frank
lin, who dislocated her hip three
well as can be expected
Mrs. A. G. Sweet is gaining slowly
and is comfortable
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Card and fam
lily motored Sunday to Hartford. say
brook and New London.
Perry Crane of, Boston was at his
home over Sunday =. 5,
On Hunting Trip.
Harry Beekwith and a. party from
Hartford have been down on a hunt
ing trip with Mr.. Beckwith's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beckwith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander and daugh-
Ter or Hartford. are with Mrs Alex
anders parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Beekwith for weeks visit.
The K. K. K. sewing club met We'd
nesday evening with Miss Freda
Kirchner
Mrs. Street of SuffieId, who has been
visiting her sister, Miss Paine. has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Eccleston had
a coon supper at their home Wednes-
day evening. There were twelve per
sons present, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman
OF Wiilimantfc, Mrs. Chappee and her
daughter, Burrel Baker and son Ev-
EFT and others who We're there were
entertained by music, speeches. etc.
me coon was caught by Burrel
Baker and weighed "a pounds.
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ATTAWAUGAN
Pray Hsviiand and Fiowitt Pray We'd.
dfnse This Week @

Miss Pauline CanEery spent the week
end atSher home here
Miss Lillian Parker De Norwich Wis
tied Albert Robinson and family over
Sunday 49, -
SIiu1al Watson has been SUFFERING
n blood poison in his hand and arm.
aePray and Miss Edta HaviIand Of
lafn were married at the home Of
bride by Rev James Aldricf OF
Percy Toufteliotte has moved into
The new house built recently by VIII
liam WEIGH. kH
Mr. and Mrs. RAYMOND Mitchell OF
Putnam have moved into the house va
Gated by Percy Toufteflotte.
Miss Susie Pray. whose horne Is Il,
this place. was married this week al
Chicago to William Hewitt.
Mr. and azrs. Charles Weeks, Ir,
visited AFR. and Mrs. John DUR al
TaftvfIle Sunday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23

Henry A. Brown Returns from Cali
fornia-FuneraI Of Warren A. COL
Inns.
Henry A. Brown, a Columbia young
man. now with the Aetna Insurance.
company OF Hartford has recently re-
turned from California. He was ona
OF the fortunate nifty entitled TO a trip
across the continent. having scored
the necessary points In writing up
business during the several months
contest BY the company's agents. He
trap. the convention, the scenery. and
places along the route. The party
consisted OF more than one thousand
agents with their wives and was the
isrsest party tha- ever went across
Mrs. James A. Utley entertained the
w. $ s z. LadieB Club at her home
on Columbia Green, Friday afternoon
or last week
Pulpit Supplies.
Cecil L.. Gates supplied the pulpit
again last Sunday. and gave an ex-
cellent discourse on Giving to the
work OF God. Rev. Frank A. Jun
klns or North Attleboro. Mass, to
who ma call has been extended, is TO
preach here next Sunday.
Charles Wyman and family are to
move to Preston City. where he has
purchased a place.
Funeral Of Warren A. Collins.
Warren A, Collins. so. died at his
home on Columbia Green, Tuesday
morning, at O'Clock, after an Illness
or several weeks from pneumonia He
is survived by his wife and eight chill
dren, four sons. Erwin s., Cleveland,
Herbert and Ernest, and four daugh-
ters Eva. Myrtle. Laura and Vera
Collins.
Funeral services were held 1t the
mouse THURSDAY afternoon at two
o'clock, Rev. John ]. Lockett OF An
dover. officiating. Burial was IN the
FAMILY lot in the Columbia cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard z. Fuller were
the guests Tuesday OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James p. Little.
Going to California.
Mrs. Mary B. Yeomans expects TO
leave town next week for Cleveland.
for a while with the family OF
her son, Howard W. Yeonnans. She
viii then accompany her sons family
10 California. where they will spend
the winter. She will be accompanied
by her sister. Mrs. Prince Of Coven-
Wins In Contest.
Miss Vera Collins was declared 10
be the most popular young lady hav-
ing received more than 5000 votes in
recent contest here. Miss Ruth Ly-
man was second with more than 5000
NoteS.4e --4-
Randall Porter spent the weekend
with friends in Afiddietown.
Car of Cider Apples.
car was loaded with cider apples
at Chestnut Hill station last week
The price paid was %. cents per one
hundred pounds or about I2 cents per
Sushel Cider mills IN this vicinity
have opened for the fall business.
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ton went 10 Hartford Monday morn
ing in Mt. Sidney HeWitt's aHtono-
roile.
Miss Helen Gilbert was home from
her school in Ellington over Sunday.
Miss Mary Lord returned to school
IN Norwich Monday afternoon.
j. N. Hewitt was in Norwich Mon
day on business.
Sidney and Walter Hewitt returned
10 Hartford Monday morning.
1fiss rrma b Lord was home from
WiIiimantic over Sunday
Miss Josephine Hart was In Mont
vile at her home over Sunday
Miss Katherine Morgan Of Col
chester. was the guest Sunday of
Miss Maude Clark
Led c. z. Meeting.
Rev. Mr. Deeter. wife and son. were
At y. Z. Rsymonds over Sunday.
Rev. 8fr. Deeter led tina Endeavor
meeting Sunday evening which was
well attended
Mr. ard Mrs. leslie Hills and
daughter. were at Mr.. W. Ginord's
Miss Ruth Griffin is home for Wis
Receivers Slowly.
Mrs. George Hanna who was thrown
from wagon In recovering slowly.
School Supervisor Young was ir
town "Wednesday afternoon visiting
schools on the Green.
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ELLINGTON
Morton {. Thompson Killed by His
Horse-Dr. Brace Gets Dog from
Kentucky.

Arthur D. Hale has returned from
three days business trip to Nor
witch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horton r. Noble are
making a six weeks visit at their old
home in PENNSYLVANIA.
Kicked by Horse.
Morton Z. Thompson. who was bad
~ injured by being kicked In the face
by his horse. Is able to be out
New China and sHvervSare.
New dishes for use in the town hall
have been bought and will arrive from
Springfield this week The committee
who made he-purchase is Mrs. Charles
A. Thompson, Mrs. J. I. Mcknight
Mrs. M. Oates and Mrs r A. Skies.
A supply Of silverware has also been
purchased. They will be used for the
first time at the harvest supper Of
the grange next Wednesday evening.
Dog from Kentucky.
DIR. Edward A. Brace has just re-
ceived from the Kentucky Blue Grass
Kennels an English setter with a Ions
pedigree.
Rev. Edward L. Noting. a student
at the Hartford Theological seminary.
VIII preach at the church service next
Sunday morning. z--.-, -
Mrs Mahlon Kibbe Is Waiting reIa-
tives in Norwich this week.
Nine Tables Of Whist
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Edwards enter
tanned with nine tables OF whist We'd
nesday evening. The ladiee' fret prize,
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STORRs
Governor HoIeomh's Informal Reeep-
tion-SilVer Wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence n. Savage.


Rev. E. D. Disbrow of Syracuse. n.
T., occupied the local pulpit Sunday.
Governor Holcomb with Mr.. Jarvis
and Mr.. Hubbard of the board OF
trustees were entertained informally
at the armory Tuesday evening by
stats.
There was meeting of the trustees
at the college Wednesday.
A new walk is being built between
the main building and Whitney Hall.
The Ladies Circle met with Mrs.
listen Thursday afternoon.
= The students held an enthusiastic
mass meeting Friday evening in pre-
paration for the football game with
Rhode Island college which win be
played this Saturday afternoon on
the college field.
Silver Wedding Anniversary.
Nj, and Mrs. Clarence H. Savage
observed the twenty fifth anniversary
OF their wedding Friday evening.
among the many gifts was the silver
eo1ee service presented by the mem
pers or the college community The
mouse was beautifully decorated and
relresnments were served.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23

Pastor Rslsassd-scl,osI Boy Breaks
His Arm.

At the special church meeting Mon
day evening there was an unanimous
vote TO release Ernest T.. Norriil from
hts duties for the remaining two
months Of the year.
Illustrated Iseturs-
On Wednesday evening the Ready
Helpers gave their FIRST illustrated lee
ture with their new steceopticon. The
lecture was on japan and the slides
were loaned from the state board OF
education
Rev. Sherrod Souie, superintendent
OF the State Home Missionary society
viii speak st the morning service sun
day on the work OF the, society. In
the evening Mr.. Souie win give an IL
nstrated address.
Dance Friday Everins.
The first dance OF the season was
held In spauldipg's hall Friday night.
sehoeiboy Breaks Arm.
A boy living ~ W. s. Ravens broke
his night arm while playing at school.
DR.. J. P. Fiske set the bone.
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were absent last week. their home was
entered and Thoroughly searched but
nothing OF value taken The greatest
load was evidently taken from Mrs
Hassett's pantry.
Rally Day ssrvios.
A. the Baptist church next sunday.
during the noon hour instead Of the
usual Sunday school exercises. there
viii be an allegorical presentation Of
truth in scripture selections and sonEs
The service viii be OF the nature Of
Prspsrty' Exehsnas.
Mrs. l. s. Goodell, who last weak
exchanged her place for property An
Hartford. viii 30 TO that city In a
family house for which she exchanged
her farm Her place in Stafford has
5eef taken BY Rev. J. r. stubbert Of
Putnam
HsHesssn Party.
The Hallowen'en party under the aa-
spices or the grange In 10 be held Frf-
day evening. Oct. 20. All have been
invited to come in costume. mAsksd
or unmaSked- There viii be q Er7nd
march at $50. The witch fortune tell
er will be present and tell fortunes
The bean contest viii be In the hall
AutonebiIs Accident.
The occupants Of a car owned ana
driven by c. W. Las6ury had a narrow
escape from serious injury when cons
ing up River street last Sunday even
ing about $50. They were run into By
a Hartford car owned by Charles r.
Beecher and driven by H l. Paxfng
All the occupants Of AIR. Lasburyia car
were thrown out George Whiting re-
eeived painful bruises Mrs. Inca Las
bury and Ar. and Mrs r. A Lasbury
escaped with slight bruises Mr Whit
ing was taken to Johnson hospital
where his injuries were dressed. and
he was then taken home Both cars
were considerably damaged.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23
SPRING HILL

Exercises for Rally Day win take
me place Of the regular service at the
Baptst church tomorrow
Ine Ladies' Aid society held social
at the church last Friday evening.
II. c. Hawkins is building A garage
for G. A. Stalker.
ID. c. Flaherty Is working on one Of
the houses being built near Storrs.
Freeman Rogers of Noank was in
town Wednesday. =
Mrs. Day has been visiting this
week with her daughter in Staten Is
!ano. n X. who has recently become
Mrs. Harold VanDuser Mrs. Days
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SOUTH CANTERBURY.

Elias Patrick was in New Lodon
Sunday and brought hack his son,
LeVerne wife and son, Norman, to
spend their vacation with him.
Edward Rarrows spent Tuesday in
Providence with his sister, Mrs. AR
thus Bromley.
Mrs. Maria laarkhurst of Jewett City
spent Snday with her sisters.
BENJAMIN Brown has sold his hors-
es to a Providence man.
Mr.. Rodgers of Lisbon was CALI
er at Levi Clark's Tuesday.
Irving Frink of Brooklyn has been
spending a few daEs with his brother,
Clinton Frink and Mrs. Frink
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ASHFORD

F. E. Brown of Bridgeport is WIS.,
iting his brother, H. S. Brown.
Ex- Mayor W. ID. Grant Of Will
mantle spent Sunday here with his
brother. e. M Grant
A company of u. s. cavalry il en-
camped here and is correcting gov
ernment maps of the country.
Earl Pooler is visiting in Boston
and vicinity
a fine twenty pound coon one night
this week
William Poole has purchased an
nutonobile TO be used for the delivery
Of his farm products
Mrs. Mary Weeks and Miss Helen
Young were callers at Mrs. Grants on
Monday. ~
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SOUTH KILLINGLY

Coffey, Miss Beatrice Ooffey and Miss
Barlow were In Providence Friday.
Miss Mildred Kelly of Coventry
spent the week end at her home.
Felix Le1eur has purchased an auto
mobile.
A harvest supper was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Spauldiug
on Wednesday evening. On account
Of the rain there was not a large at
tendance. The proceeds are for the
benefit of the church.
A. P. Buuns and son Edwin were
Providence visitors Friday
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WINDHAM
: iftee nth Anniversary OF Mr.. and
Yrs. II: c. Lathrop-New Parish
Rouse Rooms for Episcopal Church.

S. Mt. and Mrs. H. G. Latfrop enter
staiHed number of friends at cards
sQn Monday evening in recognition al
the fifteenth anniversary Of their
Dinner Parties This Week.
Z The Bingham house has been =
popular place for dinner. parties. this
week. On Monday evening the mem
bers of the Tryon families and their
friends to the number OF Is enioved
one Of Mrs. Bingham's good. dinners.
TUESDAY evening Miss Helen Harring-
ton of Williinantic whose marriage
took place Wednesday, entertained
her bridal party of fourteen there. and
this Saturday evening a party of "a
from New Britain is expected.
Mr.: and Mrs. W. $. Kelsey and
daughters Margaret and Elizabeth and
Mrs. Kosister, Miss Charlotte Par
snne@of Boston. were at the Kelsey
summer home on Church street over
Sunday. -
Jutss Edgar W. Warner to Speak.
Sunday morning at the congrega-
tl0nal church Judge e. ". Warner or
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ster Mass. were gEests Sunday or
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Kenyon at Kun
SEINE.
Mrs. Almond Bartlett of East Kill
lingly has been spending a few days
with her sister. Mrs. John F. Whdples.
Mrs. Herbert Hopkins entertained
Mrs. Horaio Collins and Mrs. Belle
Chapman or Danialson. recently.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23

sister, Mrs.. william Quimby. OF Nor
her absence.
The two. Blaclxledge Brothers OF
Hackensack, n. J.. who are in the
government employ In the evterInina-
zion Of the gypsy moth. have been
poal ding with Mrs. LaIess this week.
Mrs. Fiaherty. presented friends
Monday. some blossoms from pear
Mr., and Mrs. Weld expect to 20 to
New York next Monday to visit rela-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23
EAST THOMPSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington are, talk
ing trip to Brookfeld, Mass, to WIS.,
it MIR. Huptington's brother.
The pulpit was occupied Sunday
morning by the Rev E. d. Lupien
of Oxford. Mass, in exchange with
Rev. Frank Chamberlain.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23
THOMPSON

Charles Anderson is entertaining
his two daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eddy were in
town over Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Emmegers Williams of Attle-,
boro spent Monday and Tuesday in
town.
Rev. A. V. Huizinga and family,
who have been in New York for a
time have returned to their home
here.
Mrs. Colcleugh has closed her house
and returned TO Providence. .sS
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23

esheol ExsreIses-oal<sl Made by pu.
pIIs Served 70 Visitors.

Rev. 11r Davis preached hrre sun
amy rn0rnin@s
New York where he Will be employ
"a tfis Wtnfsr. e
Children Exhlhlt Aanawerk,
Parents day was held at tho school
here Friday. Oct. IS. The Children
showed very ninc results ne their work.
Recttm&arNa were GiHen by fylwcod
Hrhberds Martha Bennett, Ger4rude
HcEenzwnig ard Laura, BENNETT. Theirs
uaA 9 eDe display oe hand-work by
rard Green received orediks for maxi
NJ ONO cake, which vs. served to
lie viAltera.
Mr. Mcbla and Mr., fEstyol pronn-
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HEBRON
Good cesn ces-Miss cIarisss Lord
Thrown From Carriage.

Newton Way thinks he has the prize
dog for coons as he has freed two re-
Gently and his dog Is not two years
old until January. 1915.
Thrown Frer Carriage.
Miss Clarfssa Lord was RETURNING
from Andover Depot SUNDAY after
noon. The horse became frightened
at some cattle beside the road, and
became unmanaseablc. throwing hei
out OF the carriage. She escaped with
sieht bruises The shafts were
broken.
Miss Eleanor Lord returned ronef
school in Wellington Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Eta Horton, Mrs Arthur
Lynde and son. and Mrs Sadie Hor-
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= hand-painted sugar shaker. was won
won the gentiemen's first prize.
Mrs. J. B. Taicott spent Monday
In East Hartford with her daughteT,,
Mrs A Aston
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23

Middieto~n.-Dr. W. NJ Kena, lately
on the stat OF the Connecticut Hos
pitai for the Insane IN thfs city. n
now assistant physician at Dr.. Mac
Donald's 'sanitartum. Central valley
y. Y Dr.. Macdonald e. one Of the
well known alientisfs Of this country.