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Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
Windham County
BROOKLYN

{ Rev. A. E. kinn4outh Appointed Chap lain at Jail-Womens Club Meet
 ing.
 .ToSsn K7rrue, who bought the farm
 rtssly owned by Darius Day and bet ter known as the John Hyde farm has sold the place to a man from YAong Island, who will soon take pos session.
 Edward Riley has bought the lot k and barn thereon standing built by 5 the late William Searls, and altered ] it over into a. dwelling house, and has 1 moved his household goods into it This property is situated on the EdlT- ] ott road.
 l Miss Mary Fcgs IS visiting relatives Mir. ana Mrs T. D. Pond have re- i tuned home after visit with their ] children in Providence. Rev. G. F. Genung, D. D.. and his faeca. Betty Monroe. who is making i cent visitors in Boston. 9Trs. Frank D. Spaulding has re- turned homo from 8. visit of several
 weeks with her brother in JeWett City,
 New cifapiair1 at Jail.
 The county commissioners have ap- ! pointed Rev. F. A. Kinmoutb as chap Jain at the jail in place of Rev. Geo, K. Genung. D. D., who has held the position for several years. Wen1en's Club Meets. The TVomen's club Of Brooklyn met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Edwin \, Blake as hostess Rev. A. P. KnelI read 9 paper on Prisons and Re forn4atories, and Mrs George E1astment and Airs. T. D. Pond each read papers on The Dawn of Romantic Poetry, from four poets. Selections were read from the writings of these poets by other members. ga
 Tuesday forenoon at the Trinity church Mrs. Lucy Jarvis Waghorn and Victor Smith were united 1n mar . TlaEa by the Rev 4. P. Knell.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
SOUTH KILLINGLY
Illustrated Lecture by Rev. c. Fl. Bar
 her-HoIlis Young Injured.

Rev. c. II. Barber of Danielson gave an illustrated lecture on London in the church Friday evening. The con dition of the roads pevented some from attending but those who attend ed felt well paid for any effort they made to be present.
 The L. D. $. met in Grange hall on Saturday evening"
 Exchange Puipits.
 Rev Harry Filmer of North Sterling preached here Sunday morning. The local pastor. Rev. ". E. Goodsell spoke at North Sterling.
 Miss Neva Barlow spent Sunday with her cousin, Mrs. Willis Hill of Central Village.
 Hollis Young fell recently receiving . severe injury to his arm
 Merrill Jacques of East KiTl14gfy viz ited local friends Sunday.
 Herman Barlow has been in Day vile for 8 few days where he has en1- ployznent.
 Nr: and Mrs. 4. E, Hall, Mrs. P. IF Coffey and. Beatrice Ceffey were visitors in Norwich, Tuesday.
 School was closed Friday on ac- count Of the illness of the teacher, $. 4. Douglass.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
STAFFCRDVILLE

Mrs. Bert Corbin of Springfield. Mass, visited her mother, Mrs. Mary Heck, last week. Mrs. Heck is se- rlously i'll at the home of Mrs. Lima Booth.
 Miss Gladys F. Phelps, who has been with her parents, MT. and Mrs. turned to the home of her uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. W. R. Batchelder, in East Milton. Mass, last week.
 Ralph Smith. who was operated on for appendicitis at the Johnson hos pitai at Stafford Springs, returned home Sunday.
 Mrs. Isabelle Colburn was the guest of relatives in Worcester. Mass. this week
 An oyster supper was served in the NJ. E, vestry Thursday evening. 8
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Selecting Library Books.
SPRING HILL
Special Meetings at Baptist Church.
 Warren Donahue Maria

Warren Donahue Maria
 The special meetings at the Bap- tist church last week were quite well attended. On account of the storm Tuesday the meetings were opened Wednesday evening by Rev. W. F. Rowley of Willimantic. followed on Thursday evening bv Rev. W O N''- gum Of the same place. and Friday evening, the last of the series, by Rev. pr. A. B Coats of Hartford.
 The meeting Thursday evening of this week was held at the home of E. F. Storrs.
 There was an attendance Of about 40 at the Ladies' Aid society sociabIe at the Baptist church Wednesday eve ming, Q baked bean supper being fur nished at 15 cents.
 People on the Hill are taking ad- vantage Of the time these winter days when not much can be done in the way of farming to visit the motion picture places in Willimantic.
 Worcestershire.
 Saturday afternoon of last week; Rev. A. A Muir off1ciated at the mar riage of J. Alfred Warren and Miss Elsie M. Donahue at the home of their parents, MT. and Mrs Joel Warren, none bein~ present except the family. The newly married couple will con- tinue to live at home the remainder of the winter.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
FUN
Gilbert Palmer

Gilbert Palmer died Monday at his home in North Society. He was buried -u the North Society cemetery Tues day afternoon. Many friends attended the funeral service at his home. The Rev. N. Fl Jones officiAted. A quar- teCte composed of Mrs. Bushnell and her son, Clemens Bushnell, and Mir and Mrs Hart Golf sang Abide With He, Beautiful Land of Somewhere and &fter- MT. Palmer would have been Sz years old had he lived until March. He leaves his wife and two stepchil- c.gr>a, Fred smith of New London and E4rs. Frank Towne of Norwich SeY- ersl out of town friends and relatives came fo Canterbury for the funeral.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
BOLTON
Lee Eaton Wedding at the Parsonage Annual Meeting of Ladies' Aid so- cietY.

Miss Alice Marion Eaton and Myron Lee, both of this place, were married at the Methodist parsonage in North Bolton by the pastor, Rev. W. D. Woodward, last Wednesday evening. The ceremony was witnessed by Mrs. W. D. Woodward and Ralph Eaton, the latter the uncle of the bride. She is the daughter of Louis D. Eaton of Tennessee but has made her home for the past few years with her erard- parents NIT. and Mrs Frank r Fatc.. of this place. After the ceremon, re young couple returned to Mir Eaton's.
 A party of about 25 friends who were waiting their arrival in ambush went to the house after their entrance with comets, horns, bells. etc. to an- nounce their arrival The compa ny, was invited into the house. where the evening was spent playing games and in dancing. after which refreshr0 vert s were served by MT. and Mrs, Ralph Eaton. MT and Mrs ! ee are to go to housekeeping at Bolton Center.
 Ohio Marriage.
 John Massey has received an an- nouncement card of the marriage of his sister. Miss Cora Louise Massey, and Bennett Solomon. both of Medina, O., Monday evening, Jan. IS. The Ladies' Aid society met with 1 Mrs CharIeS F. Sumner Thursday af- l ternoon.
 State School Inspector Dakin was visiting the local schools the first of the week.
 At the first meeting of the library committee held recently Miss Adelia N, Loomts was elected librarian and secretary.
 Mrs. Charles N. Loomis is the guest of her son. Charles N. Loomis, Jr., fin South Manchester.
 Mrs. L. E. Ware Of Worcester, Mass, is the guest of Mrs. Walter E. Howe. Mrs. Ware came to Connecticut to att tend the Sunday school convention in Hartford
 Julius Strong is in Andover as sub stitute telegraph operator.
 Mrs. J. Wesson Phelps had a party of children at her home Wednesday to celebrate the birthday of her small daughter Louise.
 Has S1oo in Treasury.
 At the annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid society Miss Annie M Alvord was elected president, a different assistant to be chosen for each month. It was voted to hold a fair in July Mrs. C.. P. Sumner is to have charge of the apron table. The young girls are to have full charge Of a table Of fancy articles. The society has s1OO in the treasury, which will be used for church purposes. --.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
WESTMINSTER

Gilbert Palmer Dies at Age o9 30.
 MT. Croft of Hanover preached here sunday morning.
 Gilbert Palmer died at his home F sre Sunday night. He was 50 years of age and one of the old settlers here. Henry Sonnorberg went to New oTiS Tuesday,.
 Mrs. Lima TonneIson Of hfaplesdale E5 spending g. few days !n New York. Harvey Jones o1 New Jersey is rpendfnE 9 few days with his parents, hIrz James Jones.
 Owing to the recent storm the roads Lere are in . very bad condition, csusing some slight accidents.
 Alf. Rath is again i'll.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
PACKER

Napoleon Lagassey of Sterling spent the week end here visiting friends = Miss Camelia Gamble of Apponaug, R. l.. spent Tuesday visiting local friends. Willard c. Reid of New York called ont the Cutler Mills company Tues day.
 The Ladies' Aid society had an oys- ter supper in the chapel Wednesday evening. A very large number at- tended.
 Postoff1ce Inspector Riley of Hart ford visited the postoff1ce at Packer re- gently.
 Thomas J. Brown, the postmaster has moved his office into one of the mill blocks.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
HOLLAND
Grange stalIatioH-FuneSai Of Eli
 Ryder Held Tuesday.

The following officers have besn in- stalled in the grange: Master, Mrs. Ellen B, West; overseer, Curtis K. Christopher; lecturer, Mrs. Charles H. Sterry; steward, Hugh Lewis; chap lain. Mrs. John Fl. Steele; secretary. Harry R. Bartlett; treasurer, Lorenzo R. Sparrow; gatekeeper. Rupert West; Pomona, Mrs. I. Tilden Jewett; Ceres, Miss Lucille Asard: Flora Miss Hattie J. Jewett; lady assistant steward, Miss Edith West.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edwin S. Asard left Friday for Panama
 The Union Mission Study cTuds met Thursday with Airs. L. Ernest Hall.
 Rev. Dr. Irwin of Greenwich preach ed at the Methodist church Sunday evening.
 Lewis E. Ladd of New Britain was a visitor in town last week
 Death of Eli Ryder.
 Eli Ryder 70, died at his home here Saturday,. He was horn jn Holland,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
SOUTH WELLINGTON
Get Together Club Plans Debate West WiIEinston Wants Electric
 Lighting.

One of the team horses owned by the Perry Ice Co. and valued at about sS90, was so badly injured in the stall recently that it had to be killed. The Get Together club will give a public debate in Social hall Memorial church, next Monday evening, follow ed by vocal and instrumental music.
 Mrs. Ann Nichols has been taken to the Hartford hospital for treat ment.
 Parties at West Wilmington who have, had their houses wired for cleo trfc lights are waiting to have the line extended from this village,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23

North G-osvenordale visited Mrs. Ella
 Oregon Wednesday,. There was but osaa session of school
 last Friday, on account of the teaeh-
 CTS meeting.
 Mrs. Henry KosT11aicr has her fath- CT, John .Heald, home from the hos l5ital, where he has been suffering with two broken ribs caused by falling on the ice., He is still helpless
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
RICHMOND
Albert E. Woodmansee Leaves Co Join
 French Army-Fox Shot.

Albert Ellsworth Woodmansee has left here to engage in the European French army.
 The Sherman brothers captured . fox recently.
 Eber J. Sherman and Everett Moore made a trip to Wyoming and Hope Valley Wednesday.
 Walter P. Gardiner has moved from the James Sunderland farm to the place owned by Leonard JosIin, on the ten-rod road.
 Mrs. George S. James who has been very i'll, is now steadily gaining.
 Fannie J. Moore is making lengthy visit with friends and relatives in Au- burn and Providence.
 The terrific rain storm of Sunday night and Monday and Monday night has left the highways in many places In very bad condition.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
EAST WELLINGTON

Mrs. Hattie Boliean of Stafford Springs spent part of the week with Mrs. Ernest Wilson.
 Miss Elsie Maine will spend the week end at her home in Franklin.
 Mrs B. L. White is iIl
 v eWis of NiIIimantic was in town Mo day
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
CANTERBURY GREEN
Union C. E. Meeting-FuneraI of Gil.
 bert Palmer

The Union Christian EndeaVor meet Ing Of societies from the Canterbury and PIainfleld districts is to be held at 3 ?. n. on Sunday afternoon at the church on the Green. Connecticut State President Frank. Nicholas will give the address. He would be glad to see the boys and girls of the district.
 Last Sundays sermon at the Green was from Ephesians 3: 19. ITO know the love o9 Christ that passeth under standing"
 Arrangements are being made for t1e dedication of the new Grange hall in the near future.
 Henry SeItsa Of North Society is much better. Ho is visiting in Bridge port fais week.
 Mrs Reed of Central Ts1ip, N. T., is visiting her mother, AIrE. T. L. Wilson.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Charlotte Smith.

Mrs. IharIotte Smith. News was received here Monday Of fire death of Mrs. Charlotte Smith of Hartford. Mrs. Smith has made this lrer summer home for over 25 years and will be greatly missed by all, as sine was dearly loved by the townspeo- r7e.
 Mrs. Mary C. Phillips has been vis- ltins friends in Chaplin,
 Surprise Party.
 Mrs. Jesse BuInhsnl gave a surprise LEsTty for her husband last Tuesday evening. i fine time is reported. Albert Guild is visiting his brother in Dsnielsor.
 Louis WasI1burr1 Gs. stiT in St.. Jo- ss.pTl's hospital, Willi1nalltlc. He was operated on 8 month ago for apper- ctct3i
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
BOLTON NOTCH

M., w. Howard injured by Fall from
 Ladder. Mrs. Kate Skinner and daughter, Lizzie, Of Boston, are visiting at T. x Slfinner'S
 John Prentice spent Sunday fin Tal- cottville with his father and mother
 Fell from Ladder. M ". Howard Tell from a ladder in his corn crib one day last week, striking on his shoulder. He is some better but not able to dc much. ". E. Rice spent Saturday in Hart ford.
 Loren Maine was a Rockville visitor Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23

Rev. F. D. Parker of the Hartford Theological seminary, preached agai Sunday. In the afternoon he conduct ed a special service for the students with the subject: Is It Sane 10 BA a Christian?
 Starts on New Building.
 Work has been started on the foun- dat1on for the new machinery buildtn- which will stand near the dairy build ing and will be one wing of a pro posed agricultural building.
 Miss Grace Rooms, daughter of B F. Koone, the first president of the college, has returned to Detroit, Mich. after a, visit with friends at the col lege MISS Rooms is a graduate nuree.
 Entertained fer Guest,
 Mrs. G. c. White entertained tn ladies Friday afternoon to meet NJ Havey of Southington. Mrs Montteth with her daughtel r14g. RGhert V1bert and children. came
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
ATTAWAUGAN

Mrs. Lillian Filler returned home this week, after visiting her daughter, Mrs. Benjamin Westcott of New York, since Christmas.
 4 well in this vicinity which rneag- Ured Is inches of water three weeks ago, when measured Tuesday had sev- en feet of water in 1t. L. Mrs. WlbuP and two daughters of
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
SCOTLAND
Medal Contest Arranged-Sinqinq
 School to Be Kept Up.


 Owing to the illness of Nfrs. Martin Lowering, Rev. MT. Brown of Wind ham. preached at the morning sery- ice Sunday.
 Miss Alice Swee expects to enter St. Johns hospital soon and take up a, course in nursing.
 A medal contest is being planned
 There was q good attendance at the Singing school Saturday night. A committee was appointed to arrange matters for maintaining the Singing school :.
 J. D. MofF1t lost a horse recently,
 J. M. Saunders lately hntchered a hog which weighed over 400.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Burnf1aTn spent Wednesday in Hartford.
 Miss Alice Kingsley has not yet recovered from her illness, so as to be back at school
 George $. Cary recently Killed four May pigs which weighed. 12S1 pounds.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23

April 2S, 1S44. the son of zelotus Ky der and Lydia Bills. MT. Ryder was twice married. His son, John Ryder, died 8 few years ago. He is sur viYed by his widow and a sister, Mrs Jane Brace, of Somers. Funeral was held Tuesday morning.
 Mrs. Carrie A. Clough has sold her place to A. Esten Clough.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
DAYVLLE
Judge Russell Addresses Mons Club Officers Elected by A. o. H.-Whist of Fifteen Tables.


 Ms. w. E.. LaBelle was in XVor- cester Wednesday,.
 William darton has become 8, stl- dent in Dean academy. in Franklin. Mass.
 Miss Lena King of F7tchburs, Mass is visiting D. H. Arnold.
 Charles Stokes Of New Britain spent the week end with his mother. Mrs. Mary Stokes.
 Addressed Meme Club.
 Judge Sabfn, T. Russell address ed the Mems club Monday evening. His talk on American Citizenship was Iis- tened to with deep interest.
 Miss Prfscella Deane is ill,
 Fred Bellows is greatly improved use it to g small degree.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank L. Woodland, MT. and Mrs. A c. Potter. were Sun day guests of MT. and Mrs. ". F. Bidwell.
 John Kflgsr1p injured his finger in the TullinS mill Of the Assawauga company.
 Rev. Charles Downs and little daughter, are Ill with chicken pox. Mrs. DoNIls' mother is il with grip.
 Defeated Jeywets City.
 The Royal Five played the Jewett City basketball team, winning by q score of 20 1-2 to 7.
 Officers of A.. O.. H. At the regular meeting of the. A. 0. IT. division the following officers were elected: President, William Red dE; vice president, Christopher Campbell; recording secretary F. O'Neil; financial secretary. Joseph Kelly; treasurer, Patrick Mullen; IT. and A. George Moran; sentinel James WeaVe~.
 Fifteen Table Whist.
 Mrs. C. A Russell entertained at whist Friday afternoon a party of fifteen tables. The house was pretti- ly decorated. Those receiving. with Mrs. Russell were Mrs. 4. E., Potter. of Providence, Mrs. Helen B.. Bum nings of WilIimantfc, Mrs. F. L.. Woodland of Norwich and her two daughters. Mrs. c. w. Atwood and Mrs. T. T. Russell.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
STAFFORD
Social Evening for Drop-In Club
 Baptist Church Roll Call.

Miss Mary Putney fs critically fn at the Wessen hospital, Springfield.
 Mir and Mrs. William Foster of Wor- cester were guests of Nil. and Mrs. John Foster over Sunday.
 Rev. l. P. Booth was elected pres- ident end J. E. Valentine secretary and treasurer, of the Federation of Churches.
 Miss Doris Murray returned home last Friday from the Iohngcn hospital
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
CANTERBURY

pr. Sl E. Bennett has had teams on Stle road for two days putting the roads in shape for travel.
 The townSpeople were shocked to near of the death of Gilbert Palmer, as he mad not been III long.
 Mrs. Charles II. Robbins picked pan
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

sies in her flower bed Jan. ? znds.
 Mr. Rice. who has purchaaeds the Dr. E. E. Bennett farm. is making many repairs and improvements on it.
 NIT. and Mrs. Harry Dean have re- turned home after spending a few weeks with Mrs. Deans parents. Mir. and Mrs. C. Henry Williams.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
HAMPTON
Moth Seouts Move to Chaplin-peath of Mrs. Charlotte Smith. Summer Resident for 9 Years.

The government men looking for i ne gypsy moth who have been located in this town for the past two months have moved their headquarters to Chaplin.
 Charles Brenn of Scotland is at F. IF. Pearle's.
 William Ashley is now better. He has been quite iIL
 Air and Mrs. C. T. Burnham were ff Waterbury last week attending the sessions of the state grange.
 MT. and NhS. F. E. Porter are spend Ing several weeks in Florida.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
where she has been receiving treat,
Club Entertained.

where she has been receiving treat ment.
 Club Entertained.
 The Drop-In club of Stafford street was entertained by MT. and Mrs. John Foster last Friday evening.
 Annual Roll Call.
 The annual roll call at the Bap- tfst church was held Wednesday eve- ming A supper was served in the ves- try at 5 o'clock, followed by the roll call. At 7.30 a service was held in the church. Dr. 4. B. Coats of the state convention and Rev. A. B. Todd, former pastor, were speakers. Spe- cial music was given.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
COLUMBIA
installation at the Grange-Property
 Assessment Increased.

 In the absence of the pastor, Rev. Sunday by MT. Wolfe of the Hartford Theological seminary, who preached Q very interesting sermon. taking for his topic, Can the Christian Ideals Be Realized
 Grange installation. Clayton E. Hunt, master of Co1un- bia grange, attended the state grange meeting at Waterbury. Installation at the local grange took place Wednesday evening.
 Assessments Increased. The assessors have been busy for several weeks revaluing the taxable property of the town. Taxpayers are receiving notices by mail to the effect that the assessment on their property has been increased.
 A large elm tree on Columbia Greer which was nearly dead and. had ceased to be thing of beauty. was cut down and removed last week by order of the Se1ectmen.
 The W. $. $. E. Ladies' club met with Mrs. J. A. Utley last Thursday afternoon.
 Selecting Library Books.
 The library committee met Thursday evening to select books for the an nual addition to the library
 The recent heavy rains started some of the wells in this vicinity which had been dry for months. It also put a stop to filling tcehouses for the pres ent
 Linwood Scoven is erecting a dwell ing on land purchased of W. A. Green on tn WiIlimantic road near the town line.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23

from their home in Unionville Satur- day to spend the winter with Prof, H. R. Montieth.
 J. N. Fitts and Mir Walker were iu Boston on business Saturday,
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SOUTH WINDHAM

Mrs. J. B. Smith was the guest Sun day of her daughter. Mrs. c. E. Cham berlin.
 Miss Hazel RaelsuE was in New T4en-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
ANDOVER
Crowd at Auction at 6ir<wsIl Place
 A. H. Benton Takes Possession of s New Property.

A. H. Benton Takes Possession of
 New Property.
 Tn spite of the terrific rain, which played havoc with the country roads, down which, in some places, streams as large as brooks flowed, there was q large crowd at the auction of stock and farm of Joseph H. BirkwelI He has been here six years, coming from New York city. and is giving up farm ing because of the illness of his wife. who Is about to enter a New York hospital. They intend to make their home in Plafnf1eld, x. J. The stock and tools brought s1,OT7. The farm was not sold.
 Miss Edith Lockett, who a year ago was operated upon for goitre entered a Hartford hospital last Friday, where her tonsils and aden0fds were re- moved. She returned home W.ednes- day
 Takes Possession of New Farm,
 A. Fl. Benton, of Hartford. was fin town Monday making arrangements for the opening of the place he recent Iy bought from Charles w. Smith. to winch he intends to move about the middle Of February. Alterations con tenlplated include en1arging the house restoring the old freplaces and sink ing an artesian well. He proposes en- scale, principally with 0 view to egg production.
 Mrs. Thompson. of Stamford. is the guest Of her son. and his wife, MT. and Mrs Herbert A. Thompson.
 Mfs. Pratt, who has been in a Will llrnantlc hospital since before Christ mas. IS expected home next week,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
EKONK
Scenes from the Life of St. Paul anc
 His Friends to Be Given in Pageant ! Sunday Evcninq.

Rev William Reynolds visited 8Ion- day and Tuesday in Danielson and with his son Maxwell and family.
 The heavy rains have filled tho springs and wells at last.
 E. E. Gallup spent Saturday after noon fn Norwich and Mrs. Gallup wis ited her daughter, Mrs. Addie Hop Mns, in PIainfield.
 < 4 colored family has moved into AL win Corey's tenement.
 There was a large attendance Fri day evening at the grange meeting which was unusually interesting.
 Pageant Sunday Evening.
 A service. of unusual interest will be fleld in the church Sunday evening. when the first of the series of scenes from the life of Paul and his friends will be presented. 4 vested choir un- der the leadership of Mrs. George H. Gallup, Mrs. Carl Gallup, organist, as- render special music. Miss Margaret Tanner as the spirit Of Jerusalem will recite the history of that city from the time of the JebIzsfteS to the ston- ing of Stephen ana the introduction Of SE Paul. Harry Sayles takes the part of Paul throughout. There are to oe ten of these scenes, given in cos tune. the whole ending in the com pleted pageant following the martyr dom of St. Paul in Rome. It is an ambitious work to attempt fin q coun- try chUhch and would not be possible without the united effort of the en- tire church and community. But it is worth while work and everybody has entered heartily into it. planning to make it the best thing ever given in the church.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
STORRS

Rev. F. D. Parker Addresses Student Work Starts on New Maehiner, 5uiIding