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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11
SALEM
Prof. Hiram Bingham Returns from
South Ameriea-Vaeation to Emf
Next Monday.

Rev. r. H. Crawford and son, Russell
erawforG, and Mr.. Marsh returned to
neir home in New Britain on Sunday
Gfter spending several days in town.
Miss Martha Rogers is spending the
week with relatives in Norwich.
Motored to Newport.
Mrs. Henry A. Rogers, with her sis
YER. Mrs. Mary T. Sisson, Of North
Plains. and brother. Charles r. Tif-
any. of Waalinsford. motored to
Newport Saturday. returning Monday
Home from South America.
Prof. Hiram Bingham has returned
rom his research expedition to South
america and Is spending some time
With his family at their bungalow or
Woodbridge Hill.
Professor Brown has returned from
Maine and is spending a few days ir
pwn.
At the county fair G. H. Morgan
Hon several premiums on cattle.
Harold Darling is spending some
line at his home: In town.
Ralph Stedman Of Ho1yoke is visit.
ng at the home OF his aunt, Miss Elle
Darling.
A few from here attended the grange
air in Colchester Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Maynard
ttended the fair at Charter Oak park
Hartford, Thursday.
Arg.sI Ivy Badley: and son -Theodpr.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11
NIANTIC
C. {. Society Gives Entertaiument-
cottagers Ending the Season-Grovs
and Village Notes.


The entertainment given by the
Christian Endeavor society at the Con-
gregational church Tuesday evening
was slimly attended owing to the
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lester and Mr..
and Mrs. Howell. who have been pass
ing the summer with Miss Emma B.
Whaley in Main street have left for
their homes in New York.
| Mrs. W. J.. gManwaring left We'd
nesday for her home in New Haven.
Mrs. James Hislop and Mrs. Gurdon
Allyn of New London were callers on
Mrs. Lucy Gleason. recently.
Mrs. Addie Norket OF New London
was in the village last week renewing
acuaintances. Mrs. Norkett resided
occupied by Joseph Perkins and FAM
| lily.
Elias B. Manwaring OF New Haven
is the guest of his brother, r. L. Man
waring.
Wiley Cottage Closed.
| Misses Katie and Jessie Wiley, who
have been at their cottage in the
Pines for several days, have returned
Paul Calender of Waterbury passed
the holiday in the Pines. Mr.. Callen-
der has been a visitor here for several
seasons.
Sheldon Munger has returned tc
New Britain after passing his vaca.
ton in this place,
Preacher from somerviIIe.
Rev. Charles L. Evarts of Somer'
| vile. Mass, occupied the pulpit a
the Congregational church, Sunday
evening. Rev. Mr.. Evarts has preach
ed here several times.
Hon. F. A. Beclkwith and famil!
drove to Norwich Tuesday and at
tended the fair.
4 Edward Banning left Tuesday 70
his, home IN Hartford. after passing
the summer with his grandmother
Mrs. w. A Banning, in the Pines.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Robbins Of Au
burn. Maine, have returned to thei
cottage in the Pines.
ClarenceCSweet OF New York
staying in the Pines.
George Van Woert left Monday eve
a. ming for New York.
]. D. Griswold of Boston passe
Sunday in the Pines.
Lincoln Harding Of Ivoryton is max
ing visit to his aunt, Mrs. Luc
Gleason.
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HANOVER
Miss HadIey Addresses Missionary
Sooiety-LoeaI Endeavorers to At
tend Goshen Meeting.

The September meeting Of the wo-
mans Missionary society was held at
the home Of Mrs. Nelson Lyons, with
Miss Caroline Gallup leader. Miss
Hadley of Canterbury gave an ac-
count OF the recent conference at
Silver Bay.
Going to Goshen Meeting.
meeting of the Norwich c. z.
union will be held with the Goshen
society this afternoon (Saturday).
Severed from this society will at
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers c. Perk and
daughters, Jean and Anna of WASH
ington, D. c., are guests at the home
of James w. Eadie.
George Deacon. OF Bangor. Me-. was
in town looking UP friends.
Edward Tucker visited his sister
Mrs. Robert Eadie. in Boston. over
Labor day.
Mrs. Franklin has returned after
visiting in Fall River. Mass, the past
two weeks.
Peter Croft. Of Springfield. and Her
bert Greenway Of Gilbertville, Mass.
/, were guests over Labor day at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Croft
tied their son, Ernest Rood. in Attic
boro, Mass, over the holiday.
Motored to the Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tanner, Miss
Emily Tanner Miss Ruth Ablard and
Ef1e Ablard, were at Ocean Beach
Labor day, going by automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Park are
home from the mountains.
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CLARK'S FALLS

Miss Sarah Palmer OF Westerly was
the guest OF her uncle. Horace Palmer
and family over Sunday and Labor
Day.
Mrs. Anna Dennis OF Mystic and
granddaughter. Gertrude Maine. OF
Noank. have been spending several
days with relatives here
School commenced the fall term
Tuesday. with the same teacher. Miss
Grace Brown, OF Bradford.
c. H Reynolds Of Arcadia was here
on business Wednesday. b.
Mrs. Henry F. Babcock attended the
Fair at Norwich Monday. Postmaster
2. D. Chapman attended on Tuesday.
Mr.. Chairman has some maznidcent
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GLASGO
J. G. Bill. 90, Attends Norwich Fair
Funeral of Benjamin r.. Eeeleston.


Daniel Kenyon and sons. Harry and
Thomas, spent The weekend and Labor
day at Rocky Point
Miss Mabel Blanchard spent the
weekend at Stewart Hill. the guest Of
Miss Dora Eccleston.,
Band Concert.
The Voluntown band gave an open
air concert in the village Saturday eve
ming.
j. G. Bill attended the fair Tues
day. and although nearly 90 years Of
age, made the trip alone
Funeral of Benjamin =. Eeeleston.
Funeral services for BENJAMIN F. &c
cleston were held in Ashwillett chapel
Thursday afternoon, Rev. John Thomp-
son, officiating. Mr.. Eccleston was a
former resident of this town for many
years. Because OF. Hl-health he has
made his home with his daughter, Mrs.
Homer Kinney Of Pendleton HILL He
leaves three daughters. Mrs. Eccleston,
Mrs Irving Button. Mrs. Ishmsel Cur
It's A son Irtis Eccleston died four
years ago.
School to Open the 18th.
Because OF the unfinished well which
is being driven in the Eighth school
district, the Fall term will open the
18th instead OF the It'll Of September.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Sterry Kinney next Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mise Hilma Gustafson arrived hons
| Saturday, after spending two weeks
| with her sisters in Auburn, y. Y.
Floyd Young was a caller at W. g
| Burdick's Sunday.
Charles Latham attended the fafi
/ in Hartford Wednesday.
Friends OF Mrs. E. A. Potter of Ston
ington, are sorry to hear Of her seri
Gus illness in a hospital in New Lon
1 don.
Sarah Cameron resumed her work Il
the mill Tuesday. after two month";
| vacation.
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FUN ERAL-
Gaoraa w Erohmander.

A large number from both villages
attended the funeral services OF George
w. Frohmander from his residence at
Baltic Wednesday afternoon Mr..
Frohmander has many fast friends In
the village of Occum. where the great
er part OF his 80 years OF lie had been
spent For a quarter of century he
has been connected with the manu-
featuring interests OF the village, en-
tering tho mill at an early age when
most boys are in the grades BY faith
full work and perseverance he was pro-
NOTED until he was overseer OF the
Totokett Manufacturing company'E
weaving, a position which he held for
several years and up to a little over
two years ago. when his health COM
PEELED him to resign. he remaining in
the village until six months ago, a
which time he. with his mother. moved
to Baltic.
Mr.. Frohmander was a lover OF out
door sports and viii be remembered a
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11

one Of the best ball players that Oc-
cum has had The rod and gun were
his favorites, and the pleasure he de-
rived from these can only be under
stood by those who accompanied him
afield. He was one with an open hand
for those unfortunate, help being given
and known only by those most ind
mate.
Mr.. Frohmander was interested IN
ali that developed the village and al
though not taking a leading part was
always TO be found supporting those
promoting public movements. He was
a member OF the Totokett Hose COM
pany and attendant at the Versailles
II. Z. church Much sympathy Is ex-
pressed for Mrs. Frohmander in the
loss OF her SON.
Rogue and Tennis Popular,
Enthusiasm continues in both rogue
and tennis, the grounds OF ST. Joseph's
parish drawing a large number.
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LEDYARD
Norwich Woman Presents Gift to the
chureh-cannins Demonstration Be-
fore Grange-Republiean Caucus.

Mrs. Mary A. Geer of Norwich has
presented the Ledyard Congregational
church a colonial mahogany pedestal
and vase for flowers. 1t was used
for the first time on Library Dinner
day. The church will extend a vote
Of thanks to Mrs. Geer for the gift.
Canning Denomination.
Ledyard grange held its regular
meeting Saturday evening with Wor-
thy Master Arthur D. Barrett in the
chair. County Agent Warner, together
with Mr.. Storrs. gave canning DEM
onstration which was very helpful and
instructive.
All Ledyard schools opened Wed
reeday. Supervisor Swift, with Chair
man c. D. Geer. visited each school
on that day.
Republican Nominations.
The republicans held their caucus
In the town hall Saturday afternoon
and nominated z. W. Burton for first
selectman and Edward e. Lester for
second sslectman.
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HALLVlLLE
Surprise Party for Miss LavaIIee-
Mrs. Whitmarsh Entsrtains for
Guests.

Mrs. Jennie Grady entertained Mrs.
Lizzie Cochrane and Mrs. Sweet Sun
day.
Robert Gley celebrated his 65th
birthday Sunday, friends from Plain
field and Taftville being among those
present.
Amos Lucy from Minot, Mass, was
the guest Of his parents here over
Labor day.
Surprise Party.
Miss Rose Lavallee was pleasantly
surprised by large number Of friends
Monday evening Games were played
and later in the evening light refresh
mnts were served.
Entertained for Guests.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Samuel
Whitnarsh entertained a large num-
Der of friends in honor of Mrs. Rob-
bert Kramer and two daughters, Net
tie and Bertha, Of New York. Refresh
ments were served and vocal and in
strumental music was enjoyed by all
A. J. Brockway of Saybrook is Wis
iting his son, Oramel Brockway and
family.
Mrs. Barbara Freese and two chill
dren were guests. Of Mrs. William La
vallee Sunday.
Mrs. Patricl1 flynn has returned
from a weeks visit in Northampton
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:. FTTCFIVMLE
Personal Items OF Local interest
Hoiidays'Wee< Tourists and Visit
orss

orSs
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Winchester and
laughter Lois, Of WiHimantic were
quests of Mr.. Winchester's uncle. Mr..
Ind Mrs. Nelson D. Winchester. over
lhe holidays.
daughter Airline Of Blackstone, Mass.
are guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Foley.
Miss Anna Murphy of New York Is
Ehe guest of her cousins. the Misses
Kingberger. s1z@ slz
Mr. and Mrs. James Shelley and
daughter Claire Of New Haven spent
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Eribbin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gribbin and
daughter Mary and Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
sick Kelley and daughter Kathryn
have been spending a few days in
Hoodus, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Den
his Kelley.
Mrs. william Brady has returned
from a stay Of several days with her
lister. Mrs. John Babcock, of Ster-
hing.
Miss Mary Bulger of wiIlimantac
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Brand. Jr.
Home from the Beach.
Mrs Francis Kinkead has returned
rom a stay Of several weeks at
Shawmut Beach. r. I.
Miss Teresa O'Brien has returned to
Hartford after spending several weeks
With her grandmother. Mrs. Margaret
Popham.
Mrs. Mary Maria and Mrs. John
Brown, ST., were in Baltic Sunday.
Jeremiah Lynch Of Bridgeport has
been at his home here for a few days
Miss Essie Popham and Miss Nellie
lynch were recent guests of Miss Pop.
hams sister, Mrs. Margaret O'Brien
6 Hartford.
F. H. Thompson has been In New
Haven the past few days.
jeremiah Wilcox is in Mantle fol
The week.
Attended Convention.
Miss Clara Miner and Miss Francs
Kelley were in South Waterford OF
Thursday attending the Baptist asso
.iation.
Mr. and Mrs. Howes Of Providenc
lave been guests of Mrs. Howei
orother-i n-law and sister, Rev. an
Mrs. G. Elmer Lamphere.
Mrs. jeremiah Shea of Norwic
lpent Monday with her sister, Mrs.
Cornelius Kane.
jeremiah Fields of East Orange, \
/, was recent guest Of his cousin
John F. Fields.
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vOLUNrOWN
Local Men Take $50 MiIsL Motor Trip
Six and One HnIf Pound Bass
Taken by Rhode Island Visitor.

A large delegation from this village
attended the lawn fete for the benefit
OF St AIMS church. Glasgo. Saturday
evening One OF the attractions was
the concert given BY the voluntown
seo-MfIe Trip.
Edmond Herbert and John Herbert.
q. T. Clarke and Charles Clarke. took
a holiday automobile trip, starting
Saturday for, Greenville, N. H, IN
EDMOND Herherts car, making stops
at Worcester and Fitchburg. Mass, to
visit relatives. After a brief stay at
the Herbert brothers, the party start
ed on their homeward journey. through
the Berkshires to Springfield Mass,
stopping at Manchester, Hartford.
Wethersneld, Middletown, Saybrook
and arrived home Monday evening. The
trip Of $50 miles was made without
trouble OF any kind
Caught Big Bass.
Monday morning Mr.. Gilman OF Pie
nix. r. /. who is visiting IN town while
fishing on Beachdale pond. caught Z
handsome bass weighing 1-2 pounds
A party Of gypsies camped on this
i turnpike for several days last week
There was an anniversary mass IN
ST Thomas church Monday morning
for Mrs Jeremiah imagery. Rev. r. p
Morrissey officiated.
Mrs. Louise Cadoret has resumed
her duties at Herbert & Song stor'
after vacation Of several months
spent with her daughter, at Worc=s
ter, Mass
William Strange was a week emf
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Kenyon at Cen
trail Village.
Miss Alice Clarke returned to he
home IN New York Monday afte
spending the summer as the CUES
OF her sister, Mrs. Martial Russi.
Mrs. John Herbert. Miss Elizabet
Murphy, Miss Helen Corffey and Mis-
Bridget Corffey were visitors to Nor
witch Wednesday.
o. Boucher spent the holidays wit
relatives at Woonsocket, r 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman of Phenix.
l., are guests this week OF Mrs. Gil
mans brother. Ovilla RussL
Mrs. Annie R Andrews left Monda
for Rocky Hill to resume her dutie
as principal OF the public school
Master Justin Andrews Is attendln
school at Middletown. Conn.
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ASHWH.LETT

Edgar H. Clark Of Rixtown. who has
been i'll, Is able to return to work
this week.
school began Tuesday with willard
Eccleston of Stewart Hill teacher.
Mrs Julia A. Crumb was in Glas-
go during the week.
Mrs. z. II. Clark was recently in
Palmer and other places in Massachu-
sets.
George d. Main went to work in
district known as Bloody Six in North
Stonington this week.
Mrs. Andrew Chesebro of Pachaue
and her sister, Mrs. Eugenia Hall OF
Glasgo passed through here recently
on their way to visit relatives in Mys-
tic
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11
GOSHEN
chiId's Finger Nearly Severed by Ak
Picnic at Mohesan Park-Plans
for c. z. Union Meeting.

Picnic at Mohe9an Participants
for c. Z. Union Meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raymond of
Hebron were recent guests Of friends
in Goshen.
The fall term of the district schools
began this week.
Many from this place attended the
Norwich fair Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Nearly Chopped OFF Finger.
While two children of William
Church were playing with a Ratchet
at the chopping block, the younger
child had a finger severed. The ser
vices of a surgeon were at once pro-
cured to dress the injury.
A part of the pyrotechnic display
at the fairgrounds Monday evening
was seen here.
Picnic at Mohegan Park.
About sixty from Goshen were In
attendance at the Ladies' Aid society
picnic held at Mohegan park Satur-
day. All reported a very pleasant
gathering
c. z. Union Meeting.
The Goshen Y. P. S. c. E. is plan.
ming an interesting program and hop.
ing for a large attendance and pleas.
ant weather, for the union meetinI
to be held by the Norwich Christian
Endeavor union at the Goshen church
| this Saturday afternoon, Sept. IL.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11
PRESTON
Mr.. and Mrs. William MecIimon in
Automobile Collision - Grange to
Meet.

Mrs. Fred Harvey and Miss Eliza
beth Harvey after having spent sever
al days at ]. H Wilson's. returned
home Sunday.
Schools in town opened Wednesday.
Ned Wheeler began filling his silo
Wednesday
Injured in Auto Collision.
An automobile in which Mr.. and
Mrs. William McClimon were riding
was run into by an automobile
driven by James Hyde Of Franklin
Hill. Mr.. McClimon was badly cut
about the face, several stitches being
taken in cut in his face and Mrs
McClimon was badly bruised.
J. E. Kennedy, w. z. Crary, Wal
ter McClimon and Albert Benjamin
were in Hartford attending the fair.
Henry Bates taking them in his au-
tomobile,
The regular meeting Of the grange
will be held Tuesday evening.
Miss Annie McClimon returnedMon-
day to her school in New Haven. .
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LAUREL GLEN

DR.. Hale and family closed their
summer cottage here Sunday and re-
turned to Springfield, Mass.
Frank Maine and family of Hope
Valley spent Labor Day with Mrs.
Names parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Main are
spending the week at Pleasant View.
Mr.. Puttker is painting the school
house. School began Tuesday rnorn-
ing. Mary Chapman Of Pendieton Hill
Is the teacher.
Thomas Wheeler and son Noyes and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Palmer visited
Storrs Agricultural college Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11
HAMBURG

Posters are out for the Hamburg
fair.
Members OF the Equal Suffrage
league have applied to have their
names placed on the voting list
This place was well represented at
the Norwich fair.
Mrs. James Wood was Chester Wis
itor recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Burr went on
a motor trip to New York state last
week.
Miss Jennie Holman OF Rutherford.
N. J., has returned home. after spend
ing her vacation with her sister, Mrs.
William Crook.
The last of the summer dances was
given at the public hall last Saturday
night
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L.EFFINGWELL

Mr.. and Lzrs Irving Fc ote returned
to their home in New London Mon
day evening p after spending Sunday
with G.. L. Palmer and family and
Monday at the Norwich fair. t-
Miss Ella Lefdngweil spent Sunday
with Miss Gladys Lefflngwell.
Warren Nichols and daughter Clara,
Of willimantic, were week end guests
Of c. l. Palmer and family and at
tended the Norwich fair Monday.
), School in-the Seventh district oman
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11
OCCUM AND VERSAILLES
New State Road Nearly Completed
Funeral Of George w. Frohmander.

The Occum school began the fall
term on wednesday, the teaching force
remaining as last year.
The Versailles school reopened
Tuesday with no change in teachers.
The new state road through the vii
lage of Versailles which has been un-
der construction for the past month, is
ready for the finishing touches and
coating of oil. The new road not only
win be much appreciated by the pub
lie. but adds much to the appearance
of the village.
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Who is Going and COMMUNICATIONS. Accidents
and Building in Three Counties

were guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Kilroy in Yantic this week.
Schools to Open Monday.
Schools in town will open next Mon
day, the 18th. Miss Ruth Hall of
Sinlsbury will teach the Central school,
Miss Kathryn Ray the First district
school, Miss Nellie Gray of Colchester
in the Fourth district, Miss Fuller of
|. Lebanon in the Sixth district, and Miss
Shea Of Colchester in the White Birch
| district
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FRANKLIN
Herbert Wheeler Injured-saIe by
somensville Visitor-HoIiday Week
Guests.

Herbert Wheeler was painfully In
tured Tuesday while filing Luther
Hofton's silo. A piece Of the blower
flew out striking him in the right side
making a deep out. He was taken to
st. Joseph's hospital Willimantic.
Sang Pleasing Solo.
Miss Florence Grove OF Soinervflle
delighted the congregation at the Con-
gregational church Sunday with a solo.
She was accompanied by the organist.
Mrs. Louise Smith.
Miss Florence Reade. Miss Grace
Reade and Miss Hazel Swift Of Will
mantle. were guests OF local relatives
on Sunday.
Frank Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs. Hred
Grant and two. children, John and
Frederick, of New Haven, ard Mrs
Mary Swift Of W5liimantic. we're
guests Sunday OF DIR. and Mrs. s. ~,
Hyde.
{ The subject for the morning ser
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SF1UNOC

Through the efforts CT Rev. John NJ.
Collins, pastor OF the Second Baptist
church, g. church society has been
formed ut the village of Clarkville, in
Stonsngtor. and enaGific4 Is to be
CONSTRUCTED at oncs tile ground being
broken for the same Saturday. Rev.
Mr.. Collins has been holding services
in that field for long time and he has
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11

Of New London were guests Of Mrs.
Quidgeon Sunday.
Miss Trumbun Of New London at
tended church in this place Sunday.
Loretta Fielding Master Kenneth
Strickland Of New London called on
local friends Sunday.
Mrs. z. c. Fowler and CORTLAND
Fowler were In Norwich Saturday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11
MOHEGAN

Services were held in this placs Sun
day, both morning and evening.
Mrs. Hunter is visiting friends in
New Haven.
Henry Dolbeare was Norwich Wis
itor Friday.
: Mr.. and AIRS Frances end children
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11

dahliAs this year but aid not exhrnif
as formerly. being too busy.
Mrs. Frank Tihnghast IL In Nor
WITCH on q visit
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11

In case Of the involvment Of the
Balkan powers in the war. one OF the
leading parts will be played by n.
Radoslavoff. head of the Bulgaria
cabinet. The Russophfle opposition in
Bulgaria has demanded a special ses-
sion Of the sobranje, the Bulgarian
parliament in order to overthrow the
Radadoslavoff cabinet. The premier.
whose sympathies are said to be pro-
German and who enjoys the confidence
OF Gar Ferdinand. recently refused
to summon parliament.)
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11
Preeious MetaI, h AIn,ka.

The annual statement on gold, silver
and copper in Alaska for 1914 has Just
been issued by the United tates Geo
logical Survey. The value OF the total
output OF these three precious metals
for the year aggregated SIS. $50.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11

"a wednesday With Miss Ale. Bishop
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11

A large delegation from this vfIlax,
attended the lawn fete for the benef
OF St AIMS church. Glasgo, Saturda,
evening One OF the attractions wa
the concert given BY the- voluntowI
brass band
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-11

are at home after an absence of two
weeks.
Mrs. B. A. Greene OF st. Peters
burg. Fla, is visiting her sister. Miss
Dora T. Maine.
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GEORGIA COTTON PLANTATION

We are Subdividing a five-thousand
acre Cotton Plantation in South Geor-
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Want huStling small farmers to buy
at very reasonable price, small pay
ment down. balance easy. Or will
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ing. Write just what you want first
letter. Address p. O. BOX 497, At
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FOR SALE, in Walhalla-One
7-room house and store room 1SX37
feet, with two acres Of land; also,
Tract OF Land four miles west of Wal
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interested see or write II. j. SLIGH,
Box 234 Walhalla, S. G.. 46*