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Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
EKloNK
Surprise Meeting Planned at Grange
Benjamin WfIcex's Automobile De-
stroyed by Fire.

The blaze could be plainly seen Sum
Gay morning from the disastrous fire
at Wauregan which destroyed a store
and five tenements.
Another call from Wauregan We'd
nesday morning told of the fire which
destroyed John Batons fine barn with
ali his hay. grain and four horses, also
henhouses and other buildings.
Grange to Have Surprise Night. I
Gentleman's night at the grange Fri
day evening was very enjoyable. The
next meeting, Nov. 10, is "a surprise
meeting" to which every member is
expected to respond.
Esther and Everett Gallup were home
here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Gallup and three
children and Charles Hopkins and two
sosrs were Sunday callers here.
Rev. S. B. Carter supplied the pulpit
Sunday morning and is expected to
preach again next Sunday.
Automobile Burned.
Benjamin Wileox's automobile was
Destroyed by fire Sunday evening only
a short distance from home.
Mrs. Carrie Wilcox is gathering
evergreens for Thanksgiving decora-
items.
Mr.. and Mrs Eames commenced
moving their goods to their new horne
at ESeOheag Hill Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
SOUTH Kn.LNGLY
Fas ssscceted. of STEALING Bullets and
- a Rooster.


Morrill, Jacques of East Kiilingly was
a visitor with friends here Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Hall Of Putnam spent
nc week end at The Oaks.
The FILLING Workers l1eld an aii-day
meeting ar the parsonage Wednesday,
They are planning to have a sale of
aprons.
Fox Srspected Thief.
Mrs. P: II. Coffey lost four fnc pull
lets and a rooster Tuesday night. i is
thought fox was the thief, as one has
been heard barking in this vicinity sew
era1 tines Il Is hoped that some of
tho local hunters will be able TO catch
aim before he does more, damage. -
Felix Leheur and family rnotorcd to
Scuthbridge Sunday.
Neva Barlow and Byron Place were
entertained at p. III. Coffey's Sunday.
Myrta Deane motored to Plaip1eld
Wednesday,
glad to See her out. She has been i'll
for a. long time. IS
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Mrs. George Lering Resigns as Organ
ist-Given Kitchen Shower by Kings
Dauahfsrs-Landierd Riley Home.

ist--Given Kitchen Shower by Kings
Dauahfsrs-Landierd Riley Home.
Elmer Rider has returned to his.
home in Rehobeth. Mass, after visit
ing his brother, Raymond Rider
| George r. Fowler, formerly a resi-
dent here, has been visiting local
friends.
Mrs. George Loring has resigned as
o1ganist at the congregational churen:
Mrs. Charles Mcfarland was the or
Miss Beatrice seguin, Miss Grace
CIune and Miss Elizabeth Elliott,
teachers in the public school, spent
visiting day in Providence visiting
schools. zf
Kitchen Shower.
The Kings Daughters gave one of
their members, Mrs. George Loring, q
kitchen shower Thursday evening at
tho homo of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Edwin Cross Of wiliimantic has
been visiting his brother. L. Howard
Sent to Jail Again.
James Noble. a cripple. having but
one leg and using .crutehes, was ar
rested Thursday evening by Constable.
Frederick Mitchell. He was badly in
toxicated and is a very noisy and pro-
fe1lIG 1llzt1 anu sdstl1dGLCu sktlAStl s1ItOAk-
ton while being taken to the lookup.
Friday morning he was taken to-
Brooklyn Jail to spend. three months.
He is well known visitor there,
where he spends the greater part of
his life.
The members of the high school and,
their friends enjoyed social at the
school building Friday. evening. as,53a
Ralph Brown of Sterrs college spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs Nareisse caplette and Miss
Blanche Caplette were visitors in Nor
witch Saturday.
Sunday morning about 4.30 o'clock
the Central fire company was called
to Wauregan to assist in fighting the
fire at West Wauregan.
Miss Elizabeth Bourque and her
nephew, Master Carl Trudeau, of
Moosup, were visitors in Norwich Sat
urday.
Miss Beatrice Segufu spent Sunday
in Putnam at Frank D. Thayer's.
Returns from Hospital.
Landlord Edward Riley has returned
from St. Vincent's hospital, Worcester.
where he had a successful operation
performed for an intestinal trouble.
John Martin has been in Plainfield
to attend the funeral of his mother,
Mrs. Margaret Martin.
Local Jottings. a
Mrs. Frank Edgerton and daughter
Hazel spent Thursday in Providence.
Miss Abbie Medbury, principal of the
grammar school, was unable to teach
Thursday on account of illness.
Harold Francis has moved his fam
lily to Westerly, r. i.
Miss Phebe Barber was a guest at
Cosmer Young's in Danielson Thurs
day.
John Mcdonald of Norwich has been
visiting relatives here.
) DR.. and Mrs. James L. Gardner and
Mrs L. Howard Cross were in Norwich
Thursday.
Miss Agnes Van Duzen, Miss Bea-
trice Neal and Miss Josephine Arm
strong have been visitors in Worces-
ter. -
Mrs. Charles Barber and Mrs
Charles Bragg spent Thursday in
Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
SOUTH WINDHAM
chowder Supper Nets SIX. x. X
n Sewing Club Meets.

The Christian Endeavor society held
chowder supper at the church We'd
nesday evening at $50 O'Clock. They
Noted $13.
The Ladies' Mission society was en-
tertafned Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. George Backus.
Sewing Club Meets.
The K. K. K. Sewing club met on
Thursday evening with Mrs. J. b.
Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Barstow return
ed Monday. They had been visiting
Mrs. Barstow's sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
Livingston Fisk of North Upton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore CrandaIl
and son, Bernard, of North Franklin,
were guests Sunday of Mrs. Charles
CrandaIl.
E. L. Palmer is to move his family
to Hartford.
Mrs. w. P. Barstow has had as her
guest for a week Mrs. Hattie Kings
ley of Plainfield.
Mrs. John Rose and Miss Emma
Babcock were in Norwich Tuesday.
Mrs. Fitzgerald has gone to make
her home with her daughter Miss
Nellie Fitzgerald. of. 4 New. Bedford,
Mass. 100. 81 80
. Carl Oman has ben confined to his
home for the past week by illness.
Will Move to Bridgeport.
Mr.. Peterson is to move his family
next week to Bridgeport.
Mrs George, Stiles is in New York
Mrs. Charles Backus returned home
a week ago last Friday from New
York state, where she had been for a
long time.
Eugene, Kline and Daniel Matthe
son are employed IN the local shop.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
WiNDHAM
PoIeeats Lurking About the Green
Keep People Indoors-Farty in
Honor of Miss Mildred Tiiden.

The sWoman's Missionary society
held ts1regular meeting Tuesday with
Mrs. III. G. Lathrop and Mrs George
Keeney. The usual sewing was done
in action was given by Miss Ethel
Manning and Mrs. James Lathrop.
There were twenty-six present. Re-
freshments were served by the hos
tesses
Mrs. Florence Higgins of Hartford
has been spending few days with
Mrs. Edward Chappell.
Shunks .>eep People Home.
number of skunks have been seen
around the Green and on South street
and good many people are afraid to
be out evenings.
Party for Miss Tilden.
Mrs. Henry Bingham gave a party
in honor of Miss Mildred Tiiden, we'd
nesday. The evening was pleasantly
spent with cards and music. Cake
and ice cream were served. The
guests included: Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Lathrop. Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Maine,
Mrs. Edward Chappell- of indianapolis,
Mrs, Florence Higgins of Hartford
Miss Ethel Manning, Miss Josephine
Keeney Miss Marian Larrabee, Miss
Gertrude Arnold Alfred Able, w. S.
ChappeH, Paul Hopkins, 1. II. john
son and C. A. Keeney. ~
+. Dewitt Lathrop arrived home from
Maine, Wednesday.
Rev. Or. George RaynoIds Speaks.
Rev. George Reynolds M. D., of
Hartford. who recently returned from
Van, Turkey, gave a most interesting
talk in the Congregational chapel,
Thursday evening. DIR. Reynolds was
entertained by Mrs. Mary Little and
Mrs. Robert Pegrum.
Mrs. Emma Kenyon Robinson of
Riverhead, l.. L, has been in town for
a few days this week.
Mrs. Arthur Williams and Mrs. Ada
Larrabee and Mrs. John Beckwitn,
have been Ill this week.
{ Mrs. Homer Wood is spending Sun
day with Mrs w. r. Alien OF HART
ford.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13


pheasant with her hens recently. The
hens did not like the looks of their
new visitor
south daily.
c. H Rounds. Horace Swan and Mr..
and Mrs. .zifred Hart took an auto
mobile trip to Norwich Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray of Danielson
were guests of Mrs. Curtis Holley the
past Weelu sesss
z Frank u. Potter of River Point, r.
l., is here ON his annual hunting trip.
NIrs. J. Leroy Frink of New London
and Miss Blanch Douglas of Sterling
Hill visited Mrs. Frank o. Plumn1er,
last week.
Mrs. Abbie Hiliery visited her sis
ter in Rockland the past week.
Alfred Hart has moved to New York
ana will stay two years before he re-
turns.
Mrs. Edith Pierce, who has been in
q Providence hospital a few weeks has
returned home. Many friends hope
she will soon be resOred to health.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
EI.MVILLE
George w. Kent Resolves Medal for
Perfect Score in Metofcyeie Rum

Mrs. Martha James and Mrs. Earl
Winslow. and children were recent
guests in Putnam at the home of DR..
Hairy w. Sharpe.
B. A. Potter was week lend visitor
at the Hill Crest House Mr. Pot
ter has been transferred from the
Worcester to the Providence ONCE of
the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany.
Mrs. DrabbIe has returned from
Needharn. Mass, where she has been
spending a number of weeks.
Miss Elva Cummings was in Provi-
dence for few days last week.
Miss Ruth Burlingame of Mashen-
tuck spent Tuesday with Mrs. Charles
Mrs. Ida Place. and Miss Nellie
Place were Norwich visitors Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bramham of Provi-
dence spent the weekend at Grass
Mrs. Addie E. Call entertained Mrs.
John Stanton Of Canterbury, Tues
day
Mrs. Herbert Hopkins and Mrs.
Mary Dwyer attended quilting bee
Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Mi1lers', in
East Killingly.
Miss Olive L. Kent of Providence
was with her parents over Sunday.
Patrick Flynn is ILL
Receives Medal.
George W. Kent, who was in a
motorcycle endurance contest a few
weeks ago, has received a medal for
perfect score.
Mrs. Adie E.. Call was a Woodstock
visitor on Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
EAsTFoRD
Visitors During the Week-Vermont
Preacher Liked.


Miss Frances Whitehouse is visit
ing at Ellery Badgers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Bowen enter
tanned over Sunday Rev. Mr.. Hurd OF
Lowell, VT
Edwin Lewis, who is attending the
Lewis.
Mrs. John Jones has returned from
Woodstock to her home here.
John Ethridge, who has been for a
time in Hartford, spent Sunday with
his family at the Eastford house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lueien Weeks, with
their little daughter. Catherine, of
Troy, N. H, are staying for a time
with Ell e. Weeks family.
Henry Braman motOred to Putnam
Monday with Mail Carrier William
Ross to visit his sister.
Mrs. Ellery Badger is visiting In
Boston for a short time,
r. DIR. and Mrs. H. H. Converse re-
Gently entertained the doctors son, DIR.
and Mrs. Frank Converse of West
Wilmington. They came in their new
automobile.
DIR. and Mrs. Converse also enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mills of
Hampton.
Preacher from Vermont.
Rev. Mr.. Hurd from Lowell. VT,
supplied the pulpit at the Congrega-
tional church last Sunday morning
He was well liked.
One Joins Church.
Miss A. f. Brown occupied her pull
pit at the Methodist church. Miss
Sybil Converse united witt the church
recently.
Deacon Henry Trowbridge and Miss
Lillian Huntington visited friends in
Westford recently.
{ MIR: and Mrs. Darwin P. Clark en-
tertained for a day recently Mr. and
Mrs. George Clark and family, MIR.
and Mrs. Allie Marcy and children. all
of Putnam.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
HEBRON
New Rector and His Family Arrive
Work on State Road.

Rev. Mr.. Roosevelt and family have
moved into the rectory on Church
street.
Mrs. ]. II. Fitzgerald is in Hartford
at the hospital, where she had a cyst
removed from her side. She is COM
Portable as can be expected.
w. S. Hewitt is in Hartford on bus
mess this week
Parker Stearns of Andover was in
town Wednesday.
>The men will commence work very
soon to put on the trap rock between
Amston and Hebron post office and
finish the state road.
Miss Josephine Hart went. to her
home in Montville over Sunday.
Asa Ellis and family of GiIead at
tended church, here last Sunday.
November Apple Blossoms.
Kenneth Little picked some apple
blossoms, Saturday. Some of them
were as perfect as in spring.
Miss Annie Griffin is visiting at
her fathers.
Mrs. E. Wilson of Brooklyn, n. Y.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Alice
Thompson.
Mrs. ]. N. Hewitt has gone to
Sterling to visit her father, Rev. Mr..
Chaplin, who is i'll.
School Supervisor ]. A. Young was
iE town the first of the week, visiting
schools.
Miss Geneveive Little was home
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
EAST KILLINGLY
Deacon and Mrs.. Elisha, r. Seule TO
Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniver-

Augustus Dumas, while splitting
wood Wednesday evening. cut his left
thumb badly. s
Irving French, Dr.. was in Providence
Wednesday,.
Miss May McShane of Rock1and, r.
l.. was ttes guest of friends here Sum
day.
Clinton Cleveland of Brooklyn has
been. the guest of local friends
Mrs. Phoebe A. Potter went to
Wacerbury Wednesday to- spend the.
winter with her daughter, Mrs. w. A.
Robbins,
a.s9 Golden Weddins Invitations.
The friends of Deacon and Mrs.
Elisha F. Souie. have received invita-
tions to meetsat their home Monday,
Nov. 10, to celebrate with them their
golden wedding anniversary.
Emil Kisrozespent 4the week end at
his home in1Wehster.
Mrs. Luther M. Smith visited in
DlnielSon Wednesday.
Rufus r. Chase of Putnam was at
the Chase homestead Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maryeleus Chase have
returned to their home in Proyidence.
Mrs. Jewctt Collins is in Providence
for a few days.
Mrs. william Mathewson and daugh-
ter Lulu were in Danfeison Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
THOMPSON

Mrs. Minnie Whittemore is visiting
her son. Harry Whittemore in Wor-
cester.
Edmund Backus and son Lawrence,
spent several days out of town, wit
Messing the football game in Hart
ford.
Alfred iNoyes gave a reading at Miss
Marot's school Saturday evening.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Dex-
ter Elliott, Frances, Mary, Virginia
and baby Dexter, were baptized at the
Congregational church Sunday.
The Congregational church gave a
Harvest supper in the vestry Wednes-
day evening
Miss Edith Peckham has been Wis
iting Miss Edith Sheldon.
James Munyan entertained an au-
tomobile load of friends from Provi-
ience; Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
Mindham County
CANTERBURY GREEN
Activities Of The Church Msnkefs---
t-adiesf soeiety 90 Mset--Medat Cons
test Arranged.

The pastor address last Sunday
was--op the: fellowship of suffering as
good soldiers Of Christ. Text, Philip
pans g. 10
Tha Christian Endeavor meeting
Sunday night at o'clock will be led
May Be United in Service; lisa 81
The ladies did splendid work last
week Ia making the church ready for
winter The next meeting OF the La
d.es' society will be Tuesday. Nos. 70.
with MRS. Truman Hart. from TO
Alf4onae from Texas.
0sorge Randall, brother of Henry
Randall az Black Htil, was guest over
the wesE Nnd at Mrs, Give lkearTls'
Mr.. Randall has lately spent four years
Evelyn. Graves Of Black Hin spent
iSsmdRy with Irene ,SronIper.
Eugene Ferry has served on tho jury
81 WiIiimantic the past two weeks.
W. @. y. U. Meats.
The w. G. r. IT, held it's monthly
fife&ting last<W ednesday with airs.
Charles Robinson at Canterbury Plain.
eli OF or near the Green. those OF Wit
Eanl3arker Hiram Eawes and George
Smith, .s5.. 49,.
Gl1rGQ new Piano. Il nc Ote9 organ HES
been sold and removed to the school,
house on the Green, 80 a
Miss Emily Place has returned from
Troyitience. She Is much improved in
EeAlt5
Miss Frances Palmer is keeping
house IN New London for her sister,
who Is absent on u Californian trip.
Mrs. Helen Button has returned
from paliie D. N Obi III VI
Eahffy ElfzaAeth Brown spent sew
eral days on Black Hill last. week p
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett e. Brown OF
PoTaafret and Miss Anna Smith of
Worcester spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Frances, Smith of Black
Fill. .~---..
Houston Lathrop is helping Mrs.
Mellen Smith in Westminster.
Mrs. Lillian Frink was lately in
Worcester at her sisters, Mrs. William
Weights. ea
Miss Gardner of Voluntown was a.
guest of, Mrs. Kearns over Sunday.
Temperance Rally Sunday.
A temperance rally will be held in
NJ. r.. Sunday school next Sunday.
Noy. II. The regular programme will
Medal Contest.
A. medal contest win be held in the
M n. church Saturday afternoon, Nov,
90, at $50. There will also be special
singing. All are invited to come.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Mrs. Frank R. Jackson of Whitman
tic and Mrs. Alice Ruige of North
Ashford, visited friends in town Mon
day and Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. n. F. Reiner and DR..
Arthur Randall of Providence and
Miss Margaret Richardson of Manton.
who have been at Allen Kenyon's. re-
turned home Tuesday
A. Winfield Kenyon is at City Point
Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown (Alice Alder
mani spent Sunday at A. n. Ham
mond'S. .r-
Raymond Esterbrooks, who has been
working in Southington has returned
to the. Valley for hunting season.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
CLARK's CORNERS
Child Falls from Wagon, Breaking
Wrist Bone.

Mr.. Watson and son Elmer of New
London were guests of w. E. Wade last
week.
Miss Leonora Jennings, now. teach
ing at East CRANKY was a week. end
guest at her home here.
Miss Laura Nichols and Mr.. Reusch-
man of Willimantic were at Wallace
Jcwett's Sunday.
E. H. Clark of Hartford was at
Medena for the week end.
Mrs. Chester Jewett and Mrs. Will
liam Jewett visited relatives in Modena
Wednesday.
Sherman. the year old son of Ed
ward Chapel. fell out of his small
wagon Monday, breaking the main
bone in his wrist. The child was taken
to DR.. Sweet In Jewett City, who set
the bone.
Five coons were. captured here last
week.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
BROOKLYN
Herriek Family Moves to New York
State-Unitarian Pastor Closes Sea-
sons Lahors-Musicafe.

Frank A. Herrick who short time
since sold his mill property in this
place has bought farm all stocked
in the town of Worcester, n. Y, and
has moved his family and household
goods there.
Unitarian Pastor Leaves.
Rev. Joseph Allen has closed his
labors as supply for the Unitarian
pulpit for this season and has returned
to his home in Boston.
d. B. Hatch has closed his home for
the winter and with his wife and
daughter is absent from town,
The Putnam house is closed for the
winter months; in the spring it is ex
pected that the proprietor. Mr.. Wells,
Gwill open the house.
Goes to California.
Mrs. j. Frank Weam has gone to
California to visit the exposition.
Miss Mary Cain has closed her house
for the winter. She will spend a few
days with her nephew in New York
and then go to California, where her
nephew is engaged in teaching in one
of the public schools.
Edwin A Spaulding- and daughter,
of Worcester, We're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank A. Spaulding. over Sun
day. -~
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
list church. gave a musicale in the
church vestry Friday evening and sold
Ice cream and cake.
Mrs. Riley B. Witter has been en-
PERTAINING for few weeks her moth
err. who has been having a severe cold
and at times has been critically ill.
Guests from Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lathrop have
had as guests Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Burdick and daughter of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T. Cooper have
been entertaining Albert Camp, who
is travelling engineer of the New Ha-
ven railroad, also their son, Frank c.
Cooper. both from New Haven Both
have enjoyed hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Spaulding
had for callers Sunday, Mr. and Mrs
Clinton Frink of Canterbury.
Miss Mabelle Blake of Boston was
the guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
E. A. Blake, over Sunday, being ac-
companied by Miss Brown of Brook
line and Miss LitchfieId of South
bridge, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
WESTFORD.

The funeral services for Mrs. Jane
Eastman, who died Monday morning
were held at the Baptist church We'd
nesday at p. m. and were largely
attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Chapman enter
tanned Mrs. Fuller from Chestnut Hill
and Mrs. Marian Chapman of Crystal
Lake, over Sunday.
Ruth and Roy Barlow and Miss
Florence March spent Sunday at the
Barlow homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Tiff and Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Barlow enjoyed a
long automobile ride Sunday in Mr.
Tiff's new car.
H. C.. Barlow, Mrs. c. H. Barlow,
Mrs. Carrie Simonds and Miss Gladys
Barlow attended the funeral of a
cousin in Webster, Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
= SCOTLAND
Recent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Enter
tanned at Coon Supper.

Charles Reid, who has been serious
ly ill, is much improved.
The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs w. ]. Potter this week.
Charles Brenn sustained a broken
wrist last week from cranking his au-
tcmobile.
Egbert Inman of Hartford was a
visitor in town over Sunday.
A. H. Gallup has been suffering with
very sore finger, caused by a silver
Roy Tracy fell from load of straw
last week and broke his wrist.
Eight Join Y. p. S. C. E.
Eight new members were admitted
to the Y. P. S.. C. E. Sunday night
Mrs. Alice Willoughby. Leon Moff1tt,
Mrs. Matte Mofitt, Nettie Moseley,
Sarah Moseley, Airline Haskins, Alice
Kingsley and Flora House.
Charles Zeigler captured an 1S-pound
coon last week and RECALLED several
LGighbors with coon supper.
Beatrice Geer spent the week end
with her grandmother, Mrsfi Elisha p.
Geer, of Norwich Town.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
Toiland County
SOUTH WELLINGTON
Death Of Mrs. Edward Morrison-Two
Trappers' Licenses Taken Out.

Harriet NJ. Morrison, often spoken
Of as Grandma Morrison, died last
week Friday morning at the home of
her stepdaughter, Mrs. e. J. Holman.
The announcement of her death was
aptly expressed by one in saying:
Grandma Morrison didn't wake up
this morning
She had been busy. as usual. the
day before, for she enjoyed her read
ing and needlework and in the eve
ming had put her work away for the
next day. But her work was finished.
Hers was a life filed with cheerful
ness, kindness and helpfulness.
Mrs. Morrison was born in Tolland,
Aug. 4. 1927, the daughter of Solomon
and Sarah Talcott Carpenter. She was
the widow Of Edward Morrison of Will
lingtor. The cause OF death as given
by Medical Examiner F. B. Converse.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
Wu.SONvIL.LE

Mrs. s. Adams was a Worcester
Thomas stsen. rs with his sister,
Mrs. Kelly. - sfls
Mr.. ana Mrs. May of Webster were:
with the latter's sister, Wednesday.
p. 8. Epllarn has been visiting In
winsted and Marion. Conn.,. FOR the.
Mrs Charles Kelley and daughter.
Minnie, attended a triDie hirthdaE an
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
STAFFORDVHLE
Pearl Button Company Starts Fsetsry
New Families Move to Town

The Pearl Button Manufactnrina
Co. have started their mill with a
few hands. but expect more families
in town soon, SO 1t will not be long
before the mill will be running in
full f,-
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Jaquith, Mr.,
William Taylor and son, Georges T4y4
lor of Coventry. were guests OF Frank
Belcher and family last Sunday, max
ing the trip in Mr.. Jaquitl1'e car. 90
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Zabilansay and
little son. Charlie, Of South willing
ton, have moved into the house va
Gated by Mrs. Eivira Ryder Mr..
Zabilansay will run market and
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Hoiub and
little daughter, of New York, have
moved into one of the Pearl Button
Company's tenements.
Mrs. Richard Dorsey ST., who was
operated upon at the johnson hospital
over four weeks ago, returned home
last Tuesday.
Beigians I'm England are making