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Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01
HAMPTON
Mrs. George Holt Dies, Aged se-Miss
 Burnham Wins Norris Prize.

Mrs. George Holt, 76, died at the home of her daughter here last Thurs day: the 22d. She had been ill for some time. Funeral services were held at her home Saturday afternoon. Burial was in Litchfield cemetery.
 The selectmen are busy fixing roads In town, Hammond Hill receiving much needed attention.
 F. A. Phillips purchased another large pair of horses last week.
 J. W. Cartwright recently purchased a new farm horse of Frank Phillips.
 Nies Margaret Jewett is visiting Miss Helen Cartwright.
 Mrs. Jesse Burnham and daughter Ethel recently visited the formers sis- ter, Mrs. Arthur Pearl.
 Miss Mae Congdon has been obliged to stop her high school course through i'll health.
 Won Prize of Gold.
 Miss Marjorie Burnham won the Norris prize of a S10 gold piece at the recent competition among members of the senior class of the high school which she attends.
 Miss $. B. Burchnan spent Sunday in Willimantic.
 Dr. Marsh recently had both chim- neys on his house relaid.
 Mrs. A. H. Fuller is visiting in Springfe cid.
 Robert Hastings was in town the last week end.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01
GARDNER LAKE

MT. and Mrs. Everett Willis have two beautiful tulip beds.
 Fred Winchester was a caller in Col chester. Sunday.
 A new line fence between the Phil lips, Donahue, Chapman and Latimer property has been completed.
 Mrs. May Daniels of Quaker Hill and Mrs. Del La Hooke of Syracuse N. r., are moving into the Orrin Gardner place, owned by S. A. Dol beare.
 The ditrict fire-warden was sum- moned this week to get aid and as- sist in fighting the woodland fire, in the south end of the town of Salem.
 Mir. and Mrs. Nathaniel Clark en- tertained R. H, Crawford over Sun day.
 There is to be preaching at the Gardner Lake M. E. church May ,, at 10:45 by Rev. M. E. Maynard.
 Mrs Olin Boynton is visiting her daughter. Mrs. George Hentz in Prov idence, R. l.
 The young men of this place enjoy little boxing matches among them selves at Dolbeares hall, Monday and Thursday evenings each week.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01
CENTRAL VILLAGE
w. C. T. U. Saie-LceaI Woman In. herits Norwich Property-Aoeident- Personals.

Mrs. George R. Bliven, Mrs. Lowell Horton, Mrs. John Bennett and Mrs. Clarence Peterman attended Mrs. Ho- mer Barrows' funeral at Canterbury Plains Friday afternoon.
 Miss Emma Greenhalgh, commer- cial teacher in the Reading, Mass, High school, is spending her vacation at Charles Bragg's.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Walker of Southampton, L. l., are visiting local Charles H. Lewis. who has been i'll, is recovering.
 Sale Melted 2.
 The W. c. T. U. held an egg. food and flower sale at Mrs. Frederick Mitchelps Friday afternoon. About $T was added to the treasury.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hormidas Wi1not were in Danielson Saturday to attend the funeral of MT, Wilmot's cousin, Joseph Martin.
 Floyd Mitchell, who is employed at the railroad freight station at Daniel son, has been at his home on account of dislocated kneecap.
 Miss Phebe Barber is spending this week with her niece, Mrs. A. F. Hall, in South Killingly.
 Master Stanley Vaughn of Norwich has been visiting his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. William Simmons.
 Miss Odna Seguin is stenographer at
  featuring company in Danielson.
 Mrs. Charles Byles, Mrs. Lowell Hor- ton, Walter Horton, Mrs. Florence Mitchell and Rev. Charles Downs at- tended the Sunday school convention in Plainfield Sunday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. William Jowett spent Sunday with relatives in Southbridge, Mass.
 Miss Helen Mathewson has recovered and returned to her duties as organist at the church.
 Club Meets.
 The Eucliea club met Tuesday even ing.
 from Woonsocl1et, where she attend ed the funeral of her father, Joseph Levalley. She will remain here for an indefinite time with her grandmother, Mrs. Patrick Millette.
 Miss Esther Cornell of Pawtuxet Valley. R. l., visited her parents, MT. and Mrs. William Cornell, Sunday. Charles Popple of Douglass, Mass, spent Sunday at his home.
 Inherits Norwich Property. Chauncey Hill and Miss Anella Hill have been in Norwich looking after property which has recently been given to the latter by a relative.
 Jerome Lafrance, who attends school in Canada. is at the home of his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Urgele Lafrance.
 Social Dance.
 The members of the Phi Sigma so- ciety held a social and dance and gave a pleasing farce, The Ministers Wife, at the town hall Friday evening.
 Mrs. William Carpenter burned her hands Tuesday with bacon grease while preparing dinner.
 Mrs. Arnold B. Mathewson. Miss Ruth .Mathewson and Miss Pauline Matnewson were in Norwich Tuesday. Mrs. George Loring, Miss Beatrice Neal, Miss Agnes Van Duzen and Miss Cora Welsh were at Oakland Beach, R. l., Sunday.
 home in Southbridge, Mass, after spending ten days with Earl Collins. Mrs. Daniel Dutton of Greeneville was a guest at Clarence Peterman's s Thursday
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01
ABINGTON
Special Meeting of Quinebaus Pomo-
 na Grange Attended by Over 15o.

Over 15o were present at a special meeting of Quinebaug Pomona grange held at Abingdon. Saturday. April "A, for conferring the fifth degree. This first special meeting of the year was with Wolf Den grange and opened at 10.3o in the fifth degree and con- tinued in that degree through the morning session.
 The programme follows: 10.30 opening in fifth degree; II conferring degree to class of 32; 12.30 dinner, served by the ladies of Wolf Den grange. Afternoon in fourth degree. Lecturers programme; piano solo. Mrs. Leonard Watson; reading, Rev. Frank Fuller; ideas of an educator, E. A. Case, principal Windham High School; violin solo, Quinton Howe; essay. Mrs. Albert Smith; address, Suggestions of a Practical Farmer, Clarence H. Say age, Storrs, Conn; monologue.
 Worthy Master Wheeler was ap- pointed a committee to confer with the telephone company, concerning losses on highway. If articles lost, or teams strayed, could be reported, when found, to the information operator at the central telephone station, proper ty could be quickly and cheaply re- stored to the owner. Would this be better than advertising in the daily or weekly newspapers? Shall we ask the telephone company to cooperate with us in trying to establish a custom in reporting lest goods to central?
 Charles A. Whealer Is master of the grange and Mrs. Maude K. Wheel CT, lecturer.
 The weather was hne and dinner was fine and everyone felt fine. Reso- lutions of condolence were passed re- garding the death of Sisters Barrows of Canterbury and Chandler of Thompson. It was voted to write East Central Pomona to join the field day at StorrS college.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01
OCCUM AND VERSAILLES
Rivalry Between Juvenile Baseball Teams-Birthday Social of Ladies' Aid Society.

During the past two weeks rivalry has reached a high point between the younger element of both villages in ball teams representing Occum and Versailles. The teams are made up of boys about 12 years of age On Saturday the teams played a hard fought game resulting in victory for the occu1n team, to O.. A feature of the game was a triplet play made by the Occum team.
 District Superintendent to Preach.
 Rev. G. G. ScriXener will occupy the pulpit at the Versailles M. F. church at the afternoon service tomorrow (Sunday).
 Birthday Social.
 Members of the Ladies' Aid society and friends to the number of 28 held another of their enjoyable series of birthday gatherings on Tuesday after noon at the home of MT. and Mrs. F. B. Bushnell, Tuesday being Mrs. Bushnell's birthday. During the aft ernoon Mrs. Bushnell was presented a cut glass salt and pepper set by the ladies,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01
FUN ERAL.
Phoebe Irene Moffitt.

Monday at one o'clock service was held at MT. and Mrs. Charles Mofhtt's for their little daughter, Phoebe Irene, who fell asleep Saturday morning aft ed a short illness with bronchitis. She was in her sixth year but had been nearly all her life a sufferer fom the effects of infantile paralysis when but a few weeks old. She was laid in Carey cemetery where Mrs. Ba- throp and Mrs Graves sang Saviour Like Shepherd Lead Us" At the house their songs were: Jesus Loves Me, and I Think When Read That Sweet Story of Old. The minister of the church at the Green offfciated Mrs. Mof1tt has been and is still i'll from grip, getting up from a sick bed for the funeral. Mir Monitt has been but a short time able to be about aft CT a severe illness.
 III at Norwich.
 Walter Apply. son of James Apply, of this place has been dangerously i'll with pneumonia at his home in Nor wich. Last reports were that he is better.
 Mrs. Regina Linke was called to New York last week by the illness of her little granddaughter
 Homer Barrows goes this week to make his home with his brother.
 Degree For Pastor.
 Rev. Jacob L. Speerli of the Metho- dist church at the Plain has lately received the degree of Bachelor of Laws from a Western college, after three years of study.
 Changes in Residence.
 William O. Barber has bought from Anton Rodler the house on the Green next to the school house.
 W. A. Miller has tagen the Dan- lche place not far from the Green.
 Mir Davis of New Rochelle has bought the Homer Barrows place.
 Charles Kenyon has rented the Fletcher house.
 Mrs Arthur Tracy has been ap- pointed postmistress at South Can terbury.
 Canterbury grange expects to en- certain Plainf1eld grange next We'd nesday evening.
 Mrs Merlie Brown of Black Hill and Miss Edith Williams were made mem bers of Pomona at the meeting of Wolf Den grange in Abingdon last Satur- day. Other Canterbury people at tending the Pomona were MT. and Mrs. Henry Larkham. Louis Car penter. Milo Apply and Ralph Brown.
 Several parties have been held late ly in Canterbury at T. R. Wilson's and at Clinton Frink's.
 There was a dance recently at Will Ioughby school house.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01

touring car from Willimantic agent. Stanton Briggs and William Pultz also have new cars.
 Mrs. Joseph Abell and Mrs. Benja- min Peckhan are visiting in Boston
 Mrs. Clinton Goodwin spent Mon day with her mother Mrs. Henry King.
 Mrs. H. M. Peck leaves today, (Sat- urday) for visit with her daughter Miss Ella Peck and Miss Ruth Car penter of Hartford
 Miss Sarah Danielson, who Is taking post graduate course at Danielson High school has diphtheria- at her home. Miss Danielson requires the ser vices Of a graduate nurse.
 Mrs. E. 4. Hoxie entertained on Tuesday her mother, Mrs. H. M. Peck and sister, Mrs. Charles M. Geer.
 Little Miss Gladys Briggs was the guest of her cousins, Misses Doris, Vera and Master Charles Briggs fast Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01
ATTAWAUGAN

Charles Weeks, ST., has his mother of Sturbridge visiting with him and his family.
 Mrs. Raymond Mitchell of Putnam was i'll this week at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Albert Rollin- son.
 William Grimshaw and family of Putnam visited relatives here Sunday.
 Mrs. Julian of Plainf1eld called on local friends Sunday.
 Fifteen from here hired three auto mobiles Sunday and went to the Mcosup Sterling ball game at Moosup.
 The baseball team defeated the Web ster team last Saturday e-7. They will play team from North Grosvenordale today (Saturday).
 The A. B. B. had an election We'd nesday evening, choosing Charles Weeks, IT,. president; Waiter Rollin- son, vice president; Oliver Tatrauft, secretary: John Pechie. Jr.. treasurer, and Clemar Bonner, janitor.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01
EKONK

Benjamin Wilcox took a party to Westerly Sunday.
 Selectman James Dixon, with the road machine and a gang of men, Is repairing the highway in fine shape.
 Rev. William Reynolds and Everett Gallup attended the Sunday school in stitute at Ptainfield Sunday afternoon
 The thunder shower Tuesday even- ing helped put out the fire raging be- tween Sterling and Moosup.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ezra Gallup and Laura Gallup are visiting in Danielson- They went in their new automobile.
 Mfr. and Mrs. John Tanner and Miss Margaret Tanner spent Tuesday in Norwich
 P. B. Gallup spent Thursday in Providence.
 Mrs, Carrie Wilcox spent Wednesday with Mrs Sarah Davis.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Holmes visited at George Tanners Sunday.
 Warren Tanner was home Monday and Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01
SOUTH WINDHAM

MIr. and Mrs. Eugene Kinne have re- turned from visiting relatives in Hart ford.
 Mrs W. c. Fitch and daughter Flor ence returned to New York Monday.
 Richard Holmes returned Monday to Bridgeport.
 Miss Ereda Kirchner was the guest of relatives in Norwich Sunday.
 Mrs. Martha Potter has been visiting friends in Hackensack, N. J.
 Mrs. Fred Taber has as her guest her cousin. Mrs. E. J. Murphy, of Springfield, Mass.
 MrA Guy Underwood Is improving at St. JosephS' hospital.
 Mrs. Stephen Childs is also doing well at the hospital.
 Mr. and Mrs. William T. Matthews celebrated their nrst wedding anniver- sary Tuesday, April nth, at their home on Babcock HiN.
 Mrs. c. W, Murdoca< has been i'll with tonsiIltiA.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01
HALLVILLE

Miss Esther Brown is visiting for a day or so at the home of her mother, MrS. William Brown of North Ston- ingtcn.
 Miss Kate Flynn was 6 caller in Norwich Tuesday.
 Mrs. L. A Eccleston is seriously i'll with kidney trouble and other ail- ments.
 Mrs. Moves Main of wequetequock was a caller here Sunday.
 AfrB. Wolcott Maine of Wequete- euock is caring for her mother, Mrs Charles M. Eccleston who is seriously IL
 Mrs. Albert Bicknell and Mrs Dwight Bromley of Westerly were visitors here Wednesday.
 Miss Elsie Main of WeQuetequocS has returned home after spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. James Wood
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01

Miss Lillian Luther returned Friday to her work at the telephone exchange sn Springfield, Mass.
 Mrs A. Ray Button was a week end guest of friends in Westerly.
 Melted $115.
 The sale and supper recently held in Social ha1l for the benefit of St Ann,s church was a decided success, the proceeds being SIS. Mrs. T. H. Bccleston and Mrs. Thomas Curtis were in charge of the fancy work and aprons. The baked bean supper was well patronized.
 Mir. and Mrs. Irving Eccleston were callers at W. c. Burdfck's Sunday, making the trip fin their automobile Mrs. Mary Palmer spent few days recently visiting relatives in Norwich. Mrs. Herbert Wilde was a recent guest of friends in Lawrence, Mass. Mir Adams of Hartford was a guest of MT. Frank Eccleston-
 Surprise Visit.
 Several friends of Miss H. L. Luth CT Fave her a surprise Wednesday even ing. The evening was spent in games and music. Refreshments were sery- cd the guests
 Hartford Artist Coming.
 Harold Greene of Hartford has rented rooms for a studio for the sum mer. His sister, Miss w. F, Green will accompany him for May and June.
 Mir and Mrs. Sterry Kinney were callers at D. S. Guiles Tuesday.
 Mrs. Guile is staying a few days with her mother.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01
CLARK'S FALLS

Mir. and Mrs. Wilson D. Maine re- nrned Tuesday afternoon from Taun- lon. Mass. where they had been viz ting a few days with their cousins lfr. and Mrs Fred HartwSck-
 Mrs. Loretta Maine of Canonchet Fas the guest Tuesday of NIT, John Perry, at Hillside farm
 Mre. Avis Palmer and Mrs. Gladys Mackenzie were in Ashaway recently.
 There is to be an entertainment by he young people of the Rabbits Foot knb tor the chapel repair fund.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01
CANTERBURY GREEN
News From the Churches-Funeral of Phoebe Irene Moffitt-Waiter AppIey III at Norwich.


 The morning service last Sunday was a delightful combination of church and Sunday school, with boys and girls taking part in the pro- Eramme with the minister and the Sunday School superintendent all aiding in creating a better under standing of the Congregational work of church and parsonage building in new and needy communities. In the evening the Christian Endeavor union meeting was much enjoyed. There were representatives of Westminster, and of the Plain present. Mrs. Hox- sic led for the Green, Rev. J. L. Sperli for the Plain, and a speak CT from Stafford Springs, John R. Parkhurst, brought peculiarly searching and impressive message and the subject in his personal testi- mony as to the wonderful value of the Bible in his own experience. MT. Parikhurst has promised to visit Can- terbury again.
 Tomorrow Sunday mourning the sacrament of the Lords supper will be observed The subject of the Chris tian Endeavor meeting at 7.30 p. m. will be Day of the Christian Life .'' 1 Pet. 1.3-12. The leader scheduled is Mrs. M. A. Francis.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01
Windham County SOUTH KILLNGLY

A. E. Hall made a business trip to Norwich Friday.
 Miss Phebe Barber of Central Vil- lage is visiting at The Oaks.
 Mrs. G. W. Barlow entertained Fred Jacques and son Richard of Richmond, R. L. Sunday.
 Miss Inez Doane spent the week end at The Oaks.
 Mrs. Herbert Drew, Charlie Drew and Mrs. A. F. Grover of Providence were visitors with Mrs. R. c. Kies Sunday.
 Fred Marble, who has been i'll during the winter, is conva1escing rapidly.
 Mrs. Henry Spaulding entertained the Willing Workers Wednesday after noon.
 Peter Bernier has finished work for A. F. Hall and is now working for John Smith.
 Miss Beatrice Coffey was q Sterling visitor Monday
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01

York. He reports poor luck becauie of low water.
 Chauncey Fenton and family of Win throp, Mass, and Robert Fenton of Jersey City are in town to attend the funeral of their aunt, Miss Mary Per kins.
 MT. and Mrs. E. &. YergaSon of Hartford are at their summer cottage on South street for a few days,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01
HAMBURG
Cleanup Work of Equal Franchise
 League Continued.

George Hayens and son of Norwich were guests at l.. D. Hardings last Sunday. Miss Hazel Harding returned with them to spend some time with her sister, Mrs. Frank Gage. who is i'll.
 Mrs. James Beebe has returned from a trip to Middletown.
 Mrs. George F. Martin is visiting her daughter in Paterson, N. J.
 Mrs. William Crook is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Jane Holman, of Rutherford, N. J.
 The L. B. s. met last Wednesday with a good attendance. Mrs. Clark seWed supper.
 Mrs. William Peutz has returned from a visit to New York.
 John Tiffany has purchased a new automobile.
 The work of cleaning up by the Equal Franchise league has been con- tinued by painting the fence around the church lawn.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01

Aionzo Main. foreman of the silex works at Lantern Hill. was requested by the owners, of New York, who own Lantern Hill and the adjacent terri tory. comprising Long Hill, where the silex works Is situation, and also the Pinnacle, another high and rocky hill, to have two carloads of silex dug and delivered to Mystic. Each car con- tained about 25 tons. Mir. Main, with two assistants, dug and delivered the loads on the cars at Mystic in two and one-half days. It had to be carted to Mystic by team, a distance of about five miles. Mir. Main also states that the Seeieys of New York, who own this property, are soon to erect mill on the property for grinding the sand to a finer form. He predicts @ bright future for the silex works. MT. Main has been foreman for the silex com pany for a number of years and knows every detail of the work, from blasting and getting out the material to the finished product
 Guests from Minneapolis.
 MT. and Mrs. John Harrison of Min guests of Deacon and Mrs. Isaac G. Geer. Mrs. Harrison was formerly Miss Julia Gallup and visited her un- cle and aunt MT. and Mrs. Geer, near ly every year, formerly being teacher in St Paul
 School Committee Meeting.
 4 meeting of the town school com n1ittee will be held at Ledyard Center Tuesday afternoon.
 Many of the teachers in town attend ed the teachers convention held in Norwich Friday.
 To Develop Feldspar Mine.
 David Mallory of Long Island, who formerly lived in Mystic, owns about three acres of land in town on which there is a mine of feldspar. MT. Nal lory will arrive next week and take up his residence with Mir and Mrs. Frank c. Maynard, when he will commence prospecting in his quarry.
 Deacon and Mrs. Isaac c. Geer and family, whave been i'll with grip, are recovering.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01
WESTFORD.

The little son of MT. and Mrs. Good Westford Hin cemetery Saturday,
 Mrs. Walter Bowen. Mrs. F. W. East man and w. B. Eastman of Windhana motored to Westford Sunday and call- ed on Mrs. c. H. Barlow.
 The body of Mrs. George Rftt ct New Jersey was brought to the village cem- etery Tuesday and buried in the family lot.
 Mrs Irving Goodweil of Mansfield, who has been caring for Miss Gladys Barlow, who is i'll with jaundice, re- turned home Tuesday
 Mrs. Clarence Barlow and children visited in Eastford Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01
LISBON
New Hampshire Preacher at Local Chureh-EIeetion of Ladies' Ard Society.

Rev. W. G. Berkeley of Newington. N. H., preached twice Sunday at Me- went church. His morning subject was The Good Shepherd, and the evsning subject, Other Sheep.
 The annual business meeting of the Ladies Aid Society was held at the parsonage "Wednesday aftern oon- Twelve were present. A part of the afternoon was spent in sewing, after which the reports of the secretary and treasurer were read and accepted and the following officers elected: Presi- dent, Mrs. W. A. Read; vice presi- dents, Miss Alice Kennedy, Mrs. F. B. Hyde: secretary, Mrs. N. w. Corhett; treasurer, Mrs. R. T. Read; collector, Mrs. J. Swain: directresses, Mrs. J. H. Kennedy. Mrs. A. F. Read, Mrs. J. Swain, Mrs. H. J. Kendall, Mrs. B. W. Corbett; table committee, Mrs. w. $. Foote, Mrs. c. A. Nell, Miss Nellie Nell, Mrs. August Hoelck, Mrs. Sarah Tracy. Tea was served at the cl ,se.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01
WESTMINSTER

Mr. Croft of Hanover preached here Sunday morning.
 The Westminster baseball club play ed at Scotland Saturday, the 23d. Score, 7-6 in favor of Scotland. Today Saturday, they will play on the home diamond
 Mrs. Emma Kuhne has returned from a few weeks stay in New York.
 Henry Sonnonberg left for Wiscon- sin this week. Thomas McCann spent few days in New York recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01
GOSHEN
Members of Boys Agricultural Club Have Profitable Visit to Storrs College.

College.
 Saturday the members of the Boys Agricultural club, visited the Connec- tcut Agricultural College, at Storrs. The company hired several automo- piles for the transportation, and ar rived at the college grounds at about ten o'clock The branches of scienti : fic farming were visited at the col lcge, the boys profting from the ex- tremely interesting descriptions by the different instructors. They inspected the dairy room and refrigerating plant. learned the good points in ideal dairy COWS, at the dairy barns, etc. The model horse barn was next visited here draft horses, colts, and matched driving horses were described and shown Next of interest were the beautiful green fields of alfalfa, with instruction why, and how, to raise this crop. After dinner the objects of in of fat cattle, and the greenhouses. 4 trip up the spiral stairway at the water tower 100 feet high on Mansfield Hill, was also taken, where a beauti- full birdseye view of the surrounding country and Of the college grounds was gained.
 Brief Local Notes.
 George Chappell and son Everett Sunday, making the trip by motor cycle.
 The brown thrasher greeted US April s1tA ss social, and jolly as ever, seem Ing to say, it Is time to be thinking Of planting.
 Waiter R. Church of Chaplin was 2 caller here Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01
RAWSON

Mir. and Mrs. D. T. Philips and daughter spent Sunday in Rhode Isl- and.
 The thermometer registered ST de- grees here Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald and son Francis were in Putnam Wednesday.
 SeIectman F. A. Phillips 3s at work on the roads this week
 D. T. Phillips was in South W7ndham Wednesday.
 The Larlxin club of ten spent a very pleasant afternoon "Wednesday with MrB. A. B. Edwards A pleasing pro gramme was presented, after which lunch was served.