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Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
OCCUM AND VERSAILLES
Birthday Gathering of, Ladies' Aid so- eiety-Tennis and Roque by EIeeerie Light.

Members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Versailles M. F. church to the number of over a score held another of their pleasant series of birthday gatherings at the home of Mrs. Her man Learned Monday afternoon. The afternoon was spent in pleasant so- cial manner, Mrs. F. B. Bushnell and Mrs. I. Gregory acted as hostesses. During the afternoon Mrs. Learned was presented brooch by the ladies.
 Returns From Suffern.
 Mrs. c. H. Boyens has returned from Suffern, N. Y. to which ace she was recently called by the illness and death of her mother.
 Mrs. M. l.. Boynton of East Provi- dence, R. T.. during the past two weeks has been the guest of Occum friends
 Rev. M. J. B. Fuller of Hanover oc- cupied the pulpit at the Versailles M IF. church Sunday in the absence of Rev. Charles Smith, who is enjoying his annual vacation in South Harwieh Mass
 William LePage purchased an auto mobile Wednesday.
 Tennis and Roque. Tennis and rogue is receiving a large amount of attention in the village o1 occunn. The grounds of St. Joseph's parish have been wired for electricity and evening playing is being enjoyed Members of the Totukett Hose com pany are laying plans for holding thei, annual clambake.
 The Occum school building is re- ceiving much needed coat of paint
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
SHUNOC

Miss Hattie A. Maine of Webster is the guest of Mrs. Mary A Miller at the home of MT. and Mrs. Nathaniel Culver.
 Deacon Richard Wheeler and daugh- ter. Miss Ella, are entertaining friends from Norwich at the Wheeler home stead
 R. B. Wheeler is at home from Bos- ton, where he has been under treat ment at a hospital.
 Miss Flora York was in PIainfield Saturday to attend the funeral of her brother, Hallam Palmer York. who was drowned in the Connecticut river at Hanover, N. H. The body was brought here for burial in Union cem- etery. He was 16 years of age.
 Many local friends were in Wester- ly Monday to attend the funeral of Mres. Savage. wife of Dr. c. Grant Savage. She is survived by a sister and brother, and two half-sisters be- sides her husband and aged mother.
 There was a light shower Wednes- day evening.
 Jonathan Lathrop of Norwich was a business caller in town Wednesday.
 The Grange association is making plans for the annual fair.
 MT. Kimball of Norwich was in town Wednesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
New London County
NORTH FRANKLIN
Thoee Who Were Guests at Yantic Meetins-Suprise Party-Four foos Copperhead Snake Captured.

Mrs. Arad Manning of Yan9ic eneer- tatned the Merry Workers ae her none Wednesday afternoon. Those who a1- tended from here were Mrs. F Gager, Mrs- K. A RocKwood. Mrs- F. Fl. Race, Mrs. Lloyd Aver. Mrs. A Fryer: Mrs N Hyde Mrs. Jennette Hoffman, Misses Ella Hoffman, Fadm eager Grace Vallette, Alberta Aver ana Hutn Robinson. Sandwiches. cake, 1anSY cookies, candy, ice cream and leunonade were served by the hostess.
 Birthday Surprise Party.
 Neighbors and friends to the number of 50 surprised Miss Millie Ward at her home Monday evening, on her birthday Games were played and sandwiches, cake and lemonade were served. entertained Wednesday. MT. and Mrs. William Lathrop of Norwich Town- Mrs. Cruthers and Mrs. Leon Ladd and daughter, Essie of Norwich. were guests "wednesday of Mrs. j. J. Ma Mrs. Grace Peckham attended the missionary meeting Tuesday, at the home of Mrs. Rathburn in Lefnng- well.
 Henry wilcox Of windham is visit ing at A. T. Brownings.
 Herbert Manning of South W1ndhau spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs T. H. Ward.
 Miss Florence Rockwood spent g day this week at Ocean Beach with party of friends from Norwich.
 Mrs. Carrie Sidell of Mount Vernon N. r., was a weekend guest Of hel brother. Herbert White.
 Game From Mantle.
 MT. and Mrs. Orrill Wood and Mrs J. Raymond Smith, who are spending the summer at Mantle. were callers on Mrs. Reuben Manning one day las week.
 Miss M. Augusta Pernber called ol Mrs. Reuben Manning Sunday. Mis- Pember is spending some time witl her niece, Mrs. George Briggs of Leb anon.
 Frank A. Lockwood and son. Frank and Fred H. Race, spent Tuesday | Chaplin.
 Mrs. A. T. Browning.
 Mrs. Therese Donovan Of Norw1cl is visiting her mother, Mrs. c. Ma honey.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert White of Soul QGanchester and MT. ard Mrs. Franl on MT. and Mrs. Herbert White.
 Captures Snake.
 A copperhead snake. measuring feet, was captured Wednesday by Ear Way while having on his father meadows in Bozrah, MT. Ways priz is on exhibition at his home.
 Mrs Louis Johnson entertained ol Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lyon, MT. an' Mrs. Macdonald, MT. Frank Lyon an Miss Eulquist, all from New Haven The party made the trip by automobile
 Miss Blanche Spencer, is spendin Q week in East Hampton. Conn
 Miss Lydia Johnson will be tn guest for several weeks of Mrs. Hyd Johnson.
 Mrs. Nellie Bolande and Miss Anni Engstrom are spending several week in Winthrop, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31

Mrs. Avis Palmer. Mrs. Agnes Wil- liams. Mrs G1adys NecKenzis and Miss Dorothy collins. two sons. Alfred of Westeriy and B. Clay Collins. She was good wife and mother and q host home and community where she has lived over 30 years Her personality and character were such that her friendship was highly priEed. She was a member of the Hopkinton Seventh Day Baptist church and of the Ladies Sewing society of this village. The funeral services were held at the home Friday at il o'clock Burial was in Oak Grove cemetery. Ashaway.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
Who is Going and Coming -Incidents Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties
CHESTERFIELD
Death of Mrs. Edwin ErssSin-Every- body Going to Camp Meeting al Poahody@a.

Mrs. Lillian Erslxin, wife of Edwin Erskin. died at her home on Walnut lNill Wednesday morning. She Is sur vived by her husband, one son and three grandchildren. The funeral was at II .. m. Rev. Gr. Reed oficiated. Burial was in the family lot at Ham burg.
 Miss Anna Powers has returned home after visiting her aunt Mrs Charles Powers.
 MT. and Mrs. Brown Of New Ha- ven are visiting MT. and Mrs. Daniel Higgins. of Walnut Hill.
 A number of people from this place attended church at Lakes Pond to hear Rev. George c. Chappen preach his farewell sermon.
 Joseph Coleman. who has been here from California, has returned to Hart ford.
 Mrs. Emily Benjamin has been vis- tting MT. and Mrs. George Wilcox. MT. and Mrs. George Holmes were callers on MT. and Mrs. Charles Pow CTS the first of the week. Going to Camp Meeting. There will be no Sunday school in the Methodist church Sunday, as all are going to attend the camp meet ing at T. H. Peabody's in Norwich Mrs. Lucy Banfeld and Mrs. New bury were Sunday callers at Mrs. Sarah ChapePs. | Miss Mildred Powers spent Tuesday 1 with Mildred Chamberltn. at the Golden Spur. Mrs. Charles Powers and cfifdrer called on Mrs. c. J. Tinker Sunday l afternoon
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 of West Hartford made an address. Rev. George H. Nickerson spoke fn the Third Baptist church Sunday. Mrs J. e. Smith of Tomah. Via. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. George w. Tryon-
 Miss Margaret Peacock and Mrs. ct. of Providence % cea are S VssitlnF .st I thsir brother, Rev. ]. L. Peacock, at his summer residence the Gallup farm
 Attended Westerly Funeral. Many from this town, her former home. attended the funeral of Mrs c. Grant Savage. in Westerly, Non- day. Rev. Lucian Drnry, pastor emer- itus of the Third Baptist church. oi which Mrs- Savage was Q member assisted in the service.
 MT. and Mrs. John James Of New London have been visiting Mrs- Leon ard Main.
 The fifth annual Tea Garden fcl the support of the children's play. grounds has been held this week
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
LEONARD BRIDGE

Mrs. Maria Morgan of Colchester is visiting her niece, Mrs. Albert C.. Kneeland.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur H. Clark and son. Arthur H., IT,. of Brooklyn, N. r., are spending their vacation at the home of MT. Clarl<'s parents. Mir. and Mrs. Salmon W. Clark
 Carlton Cummings and Fred Royce motored to Crystal lake and spent Saturday night.
 Miss Lavinia P. KneeIand and David Walsh were recent Colchester visitors
 Miss Minnie Nettleton has returned to Worcester. Mass, after spending several days with MT. and Mrs. Otto A Nettleton.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Hughes and two friends from Providence, R. l.. have been recent guests at the home of MT and Mrs. Kenneth l.. Cummings Mir Hughes has only recently returned from England. where he went in the early spring to visit his aged mother
 MT. and Mrs. Louis H. Corbit and sons, Lawson and Louis H.. IT, oi Bridgeport. are spending a few dayl with Mrs. Corbit's mother. Mrs. Ida P Cummings.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
HALLVILLE

Miss Annie Whitaker, Mrs. Grace Hardness and Mrs. Ruth Conrad spent Saturday at Atlantic Beach.
 Mrs. Arthur Whitmarsh and Mrs. Bert McCabe were visitors in Nor wich Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Conrad, Jr, Miss Lena Conrad of this place and Leonard Hiscox of Westerly motored Sunday to New Haven and Savin Rock.
 MT. and Mrs. James Wood visited Atlantic Beach Sunday.
 Thomas Thorns, boss carder in the mill here. Is enjoying two months va cation.
 Miss Lena Conrad recently enter tained from Poquetanuck, Mrs. Charles Weeks, Miss Edith Lucas, Miss Eva Rist and Mrs- William McKelvey.
 William Coon of Ashaway, R. l.. was e caller here Saturday. making the trip on his motorcycle.
 Mrs. Charles Dougherty was a call- CT in Norwich Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS

conducted a tug of war i'm the fore noon, <he single men won In the held between the married men and the single men and the married men car- ried off the honors. byt the score Of 14 to 6.
 Home From Wssthrook.
 Mrs. Oiin Avery who has been at Westbrook has returned Her niece. Miss Florence Cook has been staying for a few days at the same place.
 Appoints On Hurlbut Estate.
 The probate court has appointed Ralph A. Hurlbut administrator of the estate of Rosella Hurlbut and has all so appointed Charles A Satteriee and Henry O. Hurlbut as appraisers of the estate.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
GRIsWOLD

Herbert Gallup and family of Plain field were in town Sunday calling at his sisters. Mrs. s. c. Norman.
 Mrs. Amos Maine and daughter re- turned home this week after a visit with the formers sister, Mrs. Walter Johnson.
 S. c. Norman is improving slowly,
 Rev. [. w. Frink of Norwich preach ed in the absence of the pastor, last Sunday. Miss Wilmur of Norwich is expected to preach next Sunday, Au- gust i,
 Mrs. William Henry and children. of Springfield, are visiting relatives in town.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
ROAD SOCIETY

Mrs. Elizabeth Herrick and daugh- ter, Mrs. Everett B. Byies of Provi- deEce. have been guests at Maple Lawn this week.
 I. Hart Moves. M. D., of Providence, spent Sunday with his parents. MT. and Mrs c. S. Moves.
 Mrs. Henry Moves of Brookline Is . guest at Deacon B. F. Williams.
 Miss Nellie Loren of Norwich has been a guest of her cousin. Miss Flor ence Hewitt.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. Stanton Gates have returned to their home in Brooklyn, N. r.
 Harry Dixon of wiciford spent Sum- day with his family at F. c. Dixon's-
 Mrs. Charles Hilliard of North Ston- ington and her niece, Miss Louise Wheeler. spent Sunday at George Wheeler's.
 Rev. and Mrs. e. B. spaldine ot Cocoanut Beach, Florida, have been at Mrs. Stephen Palmers this week.
 Mir and Mrs. Harry Palmer spent Sunday at Storrs college
 Harold F1ood of Boston spent Sun day at Mason Hewftt's on Hinckiey Hill.
 Mss Grace D. Wheeler attended ths meeting of the Mayhower club held al Waterford at the home of Mrs. Dr George M. Minor.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
FRANKLIN
Local Members Attend Meeting of Merry Workers at Yantie-Rseent Visitors in Town.

Miss Jennie Potter of Norwich Town was a recent guest of Mrs. Clifford H. Robinson.
 Miss Lydia Johnson is spending a few days at Sunny Top
 Rev. O. Capshaw and family were in Norwich one day this week.
 w. H. Whitney of Hartford and Rev. Sherrod Soule were recent guests of Rev. B. O. Capshaw.
 Sunday morning at the Franklin Congregational church the subject will be: Profit and Loss: Mark 36-37. Rev. E. O. Capshaw will preach.
 John and Otis Fellows were recent visitors at Mrs Luther Holton's.
 Mrs. Thomas Ward, Miss Millie Ward and Frances Ward of Lebanon were guests of Mrs. Lavins A. Rob- inson and Mrs. c. H. Robinson Monday
 Attended Yantio Meeting.
 Mrs. Lloyd P. Aver. Miss Grace Val lette, Mrs. Albert Fryer and daughter Alberta, Mrs. Hermon A. Gager, Miss Faith N. Gager and Ruth P. Robinson attended the Merry Workers meeting at Mrs. Arad R. Manning's at Yantic Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
GARDNER LAKE
Canoe Tilts, Swimming Contests, Sings and Other Good Times Among Campers and Ccttasers.

Miss Eleanor Fitzgerald, John Kelly and Jos. Hogan spent Q fe wdays re- gently at Idle Hour, the guests of Mrs. John M. Lee.
 Canoe Tilts.
 Wednesday morning a large crowd of campers and cottagers gathered at the shore of the lake to watch a canoe erhood and Clifton Hipkins of Spring spending 3 few days in Norwich with Miss Ella Rowe.
 Frank Van Name spent the week end at camp Sumpep. Spring Grove.
 Mrs. Asa Backus and daughter Florence, are at Cozy cottage for the summer.
 Swimming Matehh.
 Martin Fitzpatrick of Camp Brot-
 Miss Marjorie Phillips has been Grove swan from Camp Massapeak dock, Kilpatrick's time being 1C minutes, Is seconds and Hopkins time 10 minutes 25 seconds. The race attracted a large crowd Of cottagers and campers.
 Girl An Expert Swimmer.
 Helen Warren. the champion gir swimmer of the lake, swam the length of the lake. distance of three miles. in one hour and forty three minutes.
 Camp Brotherhood left Thursday after a two weeks stay at Lake View on the south shore. The camper: and cottagcrs have been entertained at Dolheare's hall by the boys fin, voices.
 Mir and Mrs. George Fuller of Nor. wich spent Sunday at the cottage O Mrs. Minnie Phillips. MT. Fuller tool pictures at the camp. Mir and Mrs. Grant Troland ani two daughters of Norwich are at tn A &r-~ weeks.
 MT. and Mrs Louis Coe motore' from Springfield Thursday. WhiI here they called at E. L. Eatimer's. J. D. Moulton is spending his vaca ton at B. l.. Latimers. The boys of Camp Mohegan (Stam ford) broke camp Thursday after fou weeks stay at the lake
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31


 nnent at Congregational cohureh. Mrs. Frances Bagley and Mss Anna Bagiey were recent visitors with Mrs. c. A Holden.
 Collection for War suffsrsrs.
 At the missionary meeting recently held at Mrs. l.. M. Keneston's . spe- cial collection was taken which amounted to t1o for the relief of the The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church, held it's meeting Wednes- day at the bungalow on the farm of William Service
 Mrs. N. B. Prindle and Miss Hattie Prindle are visiting among friends Mrs. c. Paulet and Master Paulet of Little Rock. Kan. while visiting Rev. Frank White. are being entertained by Mir. and Mrs A. D. zabriskie.
 Musical Entertainment.
 A musical entertainment was held al the Congregational church Thursday evening with Miss Buck as pianist Miss Carey as v1olinist and Miss Nc Milan vocalist Mrs. Paulet. pianist and Master Paulet, vocalist, of Little Rock, Kan, also gave selections, and there were readings by Miss Geisthardi and Miss Smith Cake. ice cream and lemonade weret served by the ladies. grandmother. Mrs. william Parks, oi | Groton.
 Howard seaton was a recent visitor at Mrs. Margaret MiIlers. Miss Ely of Lyme Is visiting at hei uncle's, N. H. Halls. I Beach Outing. ] The churches will hold their annua | picnic at Ocean Beach next Tuesday Miss Doris Auclair of Jewett City | visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lynne Crary.
 Miss Blair of Norwich has been visit | ing at Frank Palmer's. Miss Hattie Bennett has been visit | ing friends in Ledyard- MT. and Mrs. Ernest Main of Hart ford were recent guests of relative here.
 A large number from here attende' the union picnic at Atlantic Beach Sat urday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
LISBON
Miss Lucy Baldwin Returning from
 CaIifornia-Dr. Baldwin Goina.

Rev. J. W. Payne preached Sunday from Neh. 8: 5. his subject being, Work for the Nobles and the No bility of Work.
 Mrs. Martha Cornell and Miss Dor othy Cornell of New York are spend ing a few weeks with friends here. W. s. Foote has been visiting rela- lives in New York city and Wilton the pest week.
 MT. and Mrs. Claire Barber have returned to Waterbury. after a visit at R. R. Barbers.
 Recovering from Fever.
 Miss Mabel Kanahan, who has been Ill with typhoid fever, is convalescing. MT. and Mrs. Charles AIbonesi and son Charles, of Brooklyn are at Mfrs Albonesrs for a vacation,
 Mrs. A. F. Read was in Willilnan- tic Saturday to- attend the funeral o1 her brother-in-law.
 Nr. and Mrs. J. H. Kennedy and Miss Alice Kennedy enjoyed an out company with friends from Jewett Miss Lucy Baldwin returns this weea from a trip to California Dr. Heller Baldwin will start for California early next week.
 roe Kenyon and son Of onsco. Ear Holt and Fred Holt of Dayville. were visitors at Jersey stock farm Sunday Seymour Chatield and Miss Hattie ChatfieId of Clinton are guests thii week at Mrs. Horatio Reads. | A Mixed Brood.
 Mrs. William Read has a hen thaa came; off few days ago with an ip- eeresting brood. There are five gull peas, two pheasants and one chicken The hen was set on eleven guinea< hT1d qa r7f a nd { es11r1 posed she must have laid an egg aftel he began to set. which accounted fol he chicken.
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Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
LEFFINGWELL
Over 100 at Supper Served on Rath-
 bun Lawn-cIass Outing.

Mrs- William N Gallup of Wood stock and Miss Latham of Ledyard have been visiting Mir. and Mrs T. c.
 Miss 6Iadss LemngwSen spent the week end with Mrs. J. E. O'Brien of
 George Watson of Gales Ferry was q caller on F. C. Ief1ngwell, Sunday.
 Arthur Fish and family of Bozrah- vile spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Fred Fish.
 Miss Alice LeningweII of East Great Plain spent part of the week with Miss Gladys Lefnngwell.
 Mrs. Austin Rathbun and son were guests Sunday of Mir. and Mrs c. L. Palmer
 AIiss Ella LefsnEweIl is spending a number of days with relatives in New London.
 Supper on the Lawn. Tuesday evening the ladies of the Ledingwell Baptist church served one of their famous baked bean and salad suppers at Spring Valley farm. the home of John Rathbun. A crowd of over a hundred from Bozrah, Fitch vile. Norwich and Leningwen enjoyed the novelty of eating their supper at tables arranged on the lawn which was lighted with Japanese lanterns. the other from Lefhngwell, were con- veyed to the supper in large wagons driven by Harry Palmer and Pearl Ross. Music by Mrs. T. c. Lefing- well, plano; Prof. Baker. violin, and Mir. Feltcorn, cornet. was enjoyed by all. A sum of about S14 was realized. Outing to Watch Hill. Mrs. Frederick LefhngweII chaper- oned the young ladies of the Phila- thea class of the Baptist Sunday school on their annual picnic to Watch Hill Wednesday. The day was enjoyed very much by Misses Mildred Swan, Ruth and Myra Ellis. Elsie and Evelyn Beard. Ida Lefnngwell. Mrs. Ernest Taylor and Fred A LehingweIl. MT. and Mrs. George Sheldon of East Great Plain spent Sunday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. F. c. Leff1ngwelL
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31


 Joseph D. Austin. representative, and first selectman of Ledyad will leave town about the 1st of August to 20 to Montville. Mir. Austin has been employed by the state to supervise a fifteen mile state road between Mont vile and New London. His contract calls for one year. His family will move sometime in the fall and MT. Austin will attend to his duties as first selectman until the expiration of his term.
 Mrs. Davis, mother of Mrs. Good enough who has been at the parsonage for few weeks has returned to her home in Torrington.
 Finger Will Be Saved.
 Earl B. Geer, son of Deacon Isaac c. Geer, while moving with a moving knives and 1t was nearly cut off. A Norwich physician was summoned and dressed the wound. Favorable re- ports are received that the finger will be saved.
 MT. and Mrs. Max W. Davis who is patent examiner in Washington, D. C.. will arrive on Monday to stay few days at the parsonage.
 First Selectman Joseph p. Austin, has been around the town during the past week putting up new sign boards which are really appreciated by the public, especially by the public travel.
 William M. Gray who has been i'll Is able to be out of doors.
 Grange Picnic.
 Ledyard grange held its annual pic- nic at the drawbridge Wednesday, There were about 100 present and a fine clam chowder with lots of other good things to eat was served about o'clock. Rev. c. F. Goodenough chairman of the amusement committee
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31

birthday last Monday at the home of his son. Nathan Main
 Clyde Main and family spent Sunday at the home of Mir. Mains parents.
 Eli King has been helping M. O. Chapman at Pendleton Hin with his moving.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
MONTVILLE
Rev. and Mrs. G. c. chappeII Leave for Vermont-New Light In Front of Clubhouse.

for Vermont-New Light In Front of Clubhouse.
 Rev. and Mrs George c. ChappeI left for Bristol. Vermont, Tuesday, MT. Chappell having recently accepted a call to the Bristol Baptist church. Albert Johnson of Binghamton, N. T., is visiting his sister, Mrs. Harriet Edmonds.
 Miss Grace Hooper Is visiting friends in Mansfield
 Miss Grace Lyon is spending several days in New York.
 A Needed Improvement.
 The Montville Athletic club recent placed a street light in front, of their club rooms.
 Clarence Manchester of Chicago is spending a few days in town. fishing. Mabel Kelsey of New London is the guest of her grandmother. Mrs. Sam uel Rogers.
 Israel Shapiro of New London is visiting at the home of George Beck with.
 Miss Laura Chapman is visiting in Providence.
 Walter Edwards Is spending his an- nual vacation at Gardner Lake.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
PENDLETON HILL

Miss Sarah T. Palmer is attending The meeting held for the state super visors at Storrs this week.
 Morton Cook and mother, Mrs. James Cook, and Mrs. Cassius Palmer attended the funeral of their cousin. Mrs. Belle Maine Savage, in Westerly Monday.
 pr. Chas. E. North and family are expected to arrive at the parsonage today (Saturday), for August.
 The funeral of ]. Oscar Miner was largely attended at the church on Sun- day morning. Rev. MT. Mathewson off1ciated.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
CAMPBELL's MILLS
John A. Cleveland Celebrates e3rd
 Birthday.

Mrs. Henry Collins, of Plainfeld, who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sarah Greene is seriously H.
 Horace Perkins is visiting his son. in-law, Mason Gray and family. in Franklin.
 George Cole is helping Silas l.. Bar Der with his having.
 MT. and Mrs. H. M. Wilcox have entertained Mrs. Lewis Burdick from Yantic. the past few days.
 Selectman James H. Dixon is hav- ing the brush cut along the highways.
 John A. Cleveland celebrated his ninty-third birthday July 23. Mir. Cleveland gets outdoors every pleas ant day.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
MOHEGAN

Several from this place went to Ocean Beach Thursday.
 Mrs. Dunn and Mrs. Quidgeon were in New London Sunday to see Mrs. Dunn's sister, Mrs. Emma Naples, who is Ill at the hospital
 Raymond Davis has returned to Mystic after visiting his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Hunter.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
GOSHEN
Ladiss' Aid Society Meets with Mrs Charles HinekIey-6athers seel Yantio River.

MT. and Mrs Dwight Spaulding of Norwalk are guests of friends tn this place.
 The Ladies Aid society met with Mrs Charles Hinckley Tuesday aft ernoon
 Thomas Waticinshaw and family of Hartford spent Sunday at the home of w. T. Curry. The trip down and back was made by automobile
 Good Bathing in River.
 The young people. and older ones in years. enjoy many pleasant hours on these hot afternoons in the warm wa fer at the "Ole Swimmin Hole" at the double bridges over the Yantic river.
 A number of farmers have finished having.
 The mid-week prayer meeting was held Wednesday evening on Goshen HILL