davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-06-19
CHAPTER. VII,
Fidelity Of q Little Doc,

Ft00ssSy OF u IIIIlo 009s
T\HE returning students that
afternoon observed that Pen
rods desk was vacant, and
nothing could have been more
impressive than that sinister mere
emptiness. The accepted theory was
that Penrod had been arrested.
How breath taking then the sensa-
ton when at the beginning Of the
second hour he strolled in with 1nimi-
table careiessness and, rubbing his
eyes, somewhat noticeably in the man
ner Of one who has snatched an hour
OF much needed sleep, took his place as
1t nothing in particular had happened.
This at first supposed to be superhu-
man exhibition Of sheer audacity, be-
came but the more dumfounding when
Mhs Spence, looking from her desk,
greeted him with pleasant little nod.
Even after school Penrod gave numer-
GUS maddened investigators NO relief.
All he would consent to say was:
"Oh, I just talked to her."
A mystifcation not entirely uncon-
nected with the one thus produced was
manifested at his own family dinner
table: the following evening. Aunt
Clara had: been out rather late and
came to the table after the rest were
seated. She wore puzzled express
sion. So, -.-.-....
do you ever see Mary Spence now
adays?" she lnQaired;s as she. unfold
ed her napkin, addressing Mrs. Scho-
field: - Penrod abruptly eet down his
soup spoon and sazed at his aunt with
aatterlng attentien.:-7=:.=..;~a: .-..
Eyes, sometimes" said Mrs. scho-
field. Sizes Psinffods teacher 49,
IFS she?" said Mrs. FAIRY. "Do
YOU She paused. sRpeople think
her q little-queer ;ths aysT'
s. n All = sister.
4. =sts y t5stas f. i:
3 ::lshsas:slikllsl ID man:
;nea. ID afTaIasissily. at
sSel1ah f met
ass d ca es'! !ss ,sEs ! sot to
sfssRs' III lSxdy ;ae l9oseach other
she hold 81: J1a 4 a Ind looked
as ,Shbdkh Tie was going to.cry. she
seemed to be trying to say something
and chokins"'1 ;z:.: e=a"",=.s:z;S - =
But I daastIzt 50 very
',,s,st; s G|ss sRe aSEea r. school,
IVY Ye Go But s,-:*::sa j
"And she hadn't seen You for 20
many years I think it's perfectly nat
ural she"'- >7.~:.a
"Wait! She stood there squeezing
my hand and struggling to get her
voice, and got really embarrassed;
and then finally she said in kind IF
fearful whisper: BE of good cheer.
This trial will pass" -.
GLOW queerl'' exclaimed Margaret.
Penrod sighed and returned some
what absently to his soup, ~ <,
We'll, + don'tfknow,., said Mrs. scho-
field though fully rOf course she's
heard about the outbreak OF measles
~ Dayton, since they had to close tl1a
schools. and sne Knows You live
there 81
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-06-19
sorrowfu1ly. The trouble was about

sorrowtu1ly. The trouble was about
him."
Miss Spence frowned frown which
he rightly interpreted as one Of contin-
ued suspicion. "She and I were in
school together" she said. II used to
know her very well, and I've always
( heard her married life was entirely
happy. I DON'T
Eyes, it was" he interrupted, until
last year when Uncle John took to
running with travelling men,
"What?"
"Yes'm." He nodded so1emnly. "That
was what started it. At first he was
good, kind husband, but these trav-
cling men would coax him into a sa-
loon on his way from work, and they
got him to drinking beer and then ales,
wines, liquors, and CIGARS
"Penrod!"
"Ma'am?
I'm not inquIring into your Aunt
Clara's private affairs. I'm asking you
If you have anything to say which
would palliate"-:.
THAT'S what I'm tryin' to tell you
about, Miss Spence" he pleaded, eff
you'd jest only let me. When Aunt
Clara and her little baby daughter got
to our house last night
"You say Mrs. Fairy is visiting your
mother?"
''Yes'm-not just visiting-you see,
she had to come. Well, Of course lit
tie baby Clara, she was SO bruised ,up
and mauled. where he'd been hittin'
her with his cane
"You mean that your uncle had done lone
such q thing as. thatv' exclaimed Miss
Spence, suddenly dasarmed. by. this
scandal.
"Yes'm. And mamma and Margaret
had: to sit up aA:night nursin' little
Clara. And Aunt, Clara-was in suchsa
state somebody Had to keep xtalki1Issst6
her. and there wasn't anybody but me
to do 1t. So r. ~ VI &c: -. $50
but Where was: your father :she
: cried. -. >s.Es S.. e: t:;*:: 3 =
"Ma'am?" j: s;.ss +
"Where was your father WHILE !:
"oh, papaT Penrod paused, reflect:
ed, then frightened. "Why, he was
down at tho train waitin' to see II
Uncle John would try to follow 4'em
and make 'em come home SOS he could
persecute 'em some more. wanted
to do that, but they said If he did
come I mightn't be- strong enoug h to
hold him, and"- The brave lad paus-
ed again modestly. Miss .spenee's ex-
preston was encouraging. Her eyes
were wide with establishment, and
there may have been in them also. the
- mingled beginnings of admiration and
self reproach. ,Penred, warming to his
work, felt safer every moment.
And So" he continued, "I had to
sit up with Aunt Clara, She had some
pretty big bruises, too; and had to-
But why didn't they send for doc
tor?' However, this question was
only a flicker Of dying incredulity.. ):
"Oh, they didn't, want any ;doctors''
exclaimed the inspired realist prompt.
y. They don't want anybody to hea1
lbQHt 4. because uncle- Lohn plight Re.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-06-19

"Wait! She stood there squeezing my
hand and struggling to get her voice.
den thought, gathered the glances Of
the adults of the table by significant
movement Of the head, and, by anoth-
er, conveyed an admonition to drop the
subject until later. Miss Spence was
Penrod's teacher. 1t was better, for
many reasons, not to discuss the sub
ject Of her Queerness before him. This
was Mrs. Schoheld's thought at the
time. Later she had another, and it
kept her awake.
The next afternoon Mr.. Scho6eld, re-
turning at 3 O'Clock from the cares Of
the day, found the house deserted and
sat down to read his evening paper in
what appeared to be an uninhabited
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-06-19
Sheri6,a Execution ! Sa

:. $50; - =: 10y :: =: =. =.
Under and Nv virtue ~ an Tracut,on
Issued OUT Of and under tns seal E the
Sta sn$ scr the FlsTsqtS 5udsis
. 3,ie anu GGuh.y o. ~; LOUIS ~ u No,
1 1s;'1s %ssst q ne ~ Of bul$th, s.
therein. wher eans, q q Bs1ra on Waa
Piaintiff and Stenhen DeiicS ana Ms
$; Deiieh 5Defsndantst in favor 81 said
ants II t ihaa a1 sa uehene
Of wh,cS 81 s
FRI s5,! uP9n t6s; 75fS dsy ef February,
ice 81 f tie tierk Of said Bistfict Court
in ana fof stIo,ifs County. minnesota.
shsfia 81 said s.; EeS,s COUNTY, Sesn
duly corrected .ands deltyered; i'haXe
lew 1Pon hnq %tl SET nt Fnn1e Aye te
Sherift's Office in the Court House n
the Eity Of IL duluth. IN SAID County OF st.
LOUIS LOU 0n: Sauurdayatnei I'm 1ay OF Az
noon q t6at day: all rlsht, title and IT,
tor had In and to the real estate here.
matter described;H on the Goth day Of
the 1f'iins s.. "a 4eSSkstise & s3,d 3adE13
a. Tas N III Z II nv 19E ~
iats rest thsssint 1;h!e ;an SAID 1aSrmsnt
;qYifed'.. The descrlptIon HRr the pro-
pGTt1 nj S,S & 81 s 4f1ioWs,, ,to7w
gpiE ;itt Lake s;Aad,taen oto the city II
D1u1u1n eng EQt :t1ree ~, plock nine
EtSSo' Ms0rtoHs Steea lent DIVISION 81, OF
s,tiy at nis{s h q, &c 20 .nG
oI RECORD IN the ONCE OF the ReglSI-
,er I'll RssGs ~ sapa1 for ST Louis
o1 IN ~ Mi E1,sa3t4e ,e.h
1si5' ''u'A' ,'n."A:'. 'ans 41'n'
ch,;ee 'S 81 ~; % G,,nt!, tx,n,
ia TIT Hnsftn 81; ac9e1s eeaAty' aaa''i1i
LA affaT S a. ~ Ia sr,,a,+= <r.d,+or
L: W. June jas, July 3. =. 17.24. 1913:
Notice of Expiration Of Redemption.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY AUDITOR,
esota.
To r. G.. g. G. r. Raw:
You are hereby notified that the
Louis 1Io an,1 os State IN Of Mtnneaota oi and
known and described as follows. to-
wit:
Lot Number seven ~ block number
one hundred rortv-seven and one-half
mart n 81 Port1and nivssion s accordinT
fo tho rocordod n1af thoroof is nou,
assessed in vour pa sne: 49, IN The
18th day Of Nav. K D. 1917. at the
sale Of land pursuant to the Real
made in and Nv tha b;stric+ Comrt in
and for the said rountV IT St I,ouis
On o the aoth daV Of March A D. 19is'
in proceedings to ENFORCE The nav
.ment of taxes delinouent UPON real es-
tate for the wear 1910. FOR the said
County of st. Louis. the above xescrib-
ed piece or parcel OF land was SOLO Tor
the the sum t5a of FIfty seven cents $40,
ana the amount required TO redeem
piece or parcel th or Land from SAID
SAFE, exclusive OF the cost 20 accrue
upon this. NOTICE, is the sum OF Fifty
seven cents S57c). and interest at the
rate rate, OF OF twetye per cent , per annTm
from saia 18TH gay OF May, "A. -. 1919
such Is
eos g aac t SUBSEQUENT 70 saia sac;
snct, raGamn+;o eefe tha+ .;d do'naut
opper,s;I ana Eosas t 10 sns year
a2aa; aoSl utne suossAue4t ~ salu sa.s
aants , 20 sns sun ~ "a .e
on at fHe nf ana
roort 49,, ne t@tT ~ Gn1 1a1 pt -
~ Ga,t ti s,,n, aeu ~ LAY isS iAo ~
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-06-19

sEtfN U0E!tH II 1875 L|ttth > - tti31 81 n+{ff
L1ENNA SCOTT and WILLIAM p.
SCOTT her husband FRANCESCA
COLE Il also sknown - as FRANCES
S Sa sRa hAM S9Be G2hs End eF p Ri;
BoRsoL14Aas OH, bloa oH.~ ana,ena, 81. !.
Notice ssthereby eiven,e That; under
e cree ~ Ftaf e kesxe ee
e eertG Gh traascript q Which has Been
deliver ed S to c1fie scI.a the undersigned
Sheriff. o. said, st. Louis County, will
sell III. public auction. to the highest
bidder. for cash. on Tuesday the 9th
day of July 1916. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon 1t the sheriffs office, in
the Court House, in. the City Of Du-
luth, in said County, the premises and
real estate described In: said JudE-
ment and Decree, to-wit: All tract or
parcel Of land lying and being In the
County of St. Louis. and State of Min
nesota; described as follows. to.wit:
Block thirty-seven (s7) Rice's Point.
record in the office Of the Register of
Deeds IN and for st: Louis County.
Dated 1t Duluth. MINI. the 9Th day
s. a. ST JOHN r. |. MEINING.
Sheriff OF st. Louis County.
~ By W AZ 1A9H Deputy
,WIIIPPLI a rand s.
Plaintif q Att rneys.
June z. e.s ~ July q. q. 16
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-06-19

OF Ivan Penich, decedent, has IN his95
possesston certain sum Of money
received by him 20 DANA ges on account
OF the wrongful death OF said decedept.
I. Tnat an application has been mNde
to the District Court Of st. Louis
County. Eleventh Judicial District of.
Minnesota, for an order allowing and
adjusting all attorneys fees and other
expenses incurred in connection with
the collection and distribution Of said
fund. determining the lawful heirs and
next Of kin Of the sdecedent and other
PERSONS entitled to share In the dis
tributlon. OF said fund as creditors or.
otherwise, and authorizing and direct
Ing the undersigned representatives to-
distribute SALT fund In accordance
with such discrimination s#5s 4
That said application will be brought
on for hearing before said Court at
special term thereof, to be held In the
County Of st. Louis. State Of Minnesota,
at the Court House in Duluth, Min
nes0ta, on:-the 4tll day of September.
1915, At $3.50 o'clock, In the forenoon OF /
said day. or as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard at which time
and place alb persons interested in the.
distribution of said fund may assert
their claims and. will be heard therein. {
Dated this 28th day OF May, 1915.
A. w. KUEHNQW,
Administrators. for the
JOHN, H. MORTON, -. - o' 1880
Attorney for Administrator.
l.. W. June q 19,I-19t55.-==- ~
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-06-19

Order :timlti Time* e e: :Filsf, Claims;
and For HeafiIg;s Thereon.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
ST. Lofts. zProba tRwGoust.
In sthe Matter zof< tie Estaty o4 Fred
SSas 9eness sa9TaS sNe xo1 psz
81 ~ thas day
II Is ordersd; That the time 1Sithin ,
which all creditors of the abovesnamed
decedent ma.X present claims against
same hersbg.is. Hmissd IL. p six mo months tbs
from and after. the date hereof;, and
IT sea beS zes5 81 III ssd@0a TFoeats
Court Rooms at the ~Court-siHouse, at
DsaSta as ae us sSa s;s ts as
the time and placef TOR NEARING upon:
thes tesa1alni a ton, al 1Ratmahts ID al
lowance of such Glarh8Fas5 sH4ll. be
hlesented .withiAr tkes fine aftresaid.
publication Of this 4rHer in The Dor
a;d g;lsst;:: III sg9i IN; s% 81 $ESb.ts
eSeal Probate Court, st. Louis County
i Aanq:2s Is ST., ,o,-
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-06-19

|.:.#E .A96a1nOns,:a y
STATE "a Of MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
e. 5.y ng11s 1,d;s;. h.t District Court
Catherine s iia p's'1''': Plaintiff,
armand Nmoulin,z Defendant
Named psfsndant:: s'@ - sne ApoVe
Yon are hereby summoned and re-
CURED 70 answer the complaint OF the
PLAINTIFF In the above entitled action,
which COMPLAINT Is hereto attached and
q copy offtyour answer ito said COM
plaint upon the subscriber at his Office
tO-Wlt Rooms 606.10 Providence Build -
Ing. Duluth, Minnesota, within period
or thirty 1909! days from and after the
date Of this Summons upon you. ex-
elusive Of the day Of such service. and,
II you fail to answer tates said com
plant within the time aforesaid, the
Plaintiff in this action wifi apply to
the Court FOR the relief prayed for in
said complaint. =. a1@-#
Dated this 2sth day 5of May. 1915.
w.. III. GURNEE, 4
Attorney for Plaintiff,
49,: :ees-1o RES },;t, Bldg;
r?~-'az:r Il Notice. a:'t2.'5 ;. -
To Armand simoultn, the. above named
You. viii please take notice that the
above entitled action is brought by the
plainttn for the purpose 81 obtaining
an absolute divorce from you, and that
the original summons and complaint
office Of the clerk Of said Court. at the
court house in Duluth, Minnesota
w. H. GURNEE. IS
Attorney for Plaintiff. b
l.. w. June g. IL, 10. 1915. r
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-07
ROAD SOCIETY

Rev. and Mrs. G. B. spaulding Of
Florida, who have been at Mystic for
a week. left on Tuesday for York, Me-
Mrs. Fanny w. Williams attended
the picnic Of the Phebe Green Ward
chapter, D. A r., of Westerly, held
at the Gallup homestead, North Ston-
ington on Thursday.
A. G. Wheeler visited his sister. Mrs.
Frank Lathrop Of Norwich, Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. wiIiiam Palmer and
children OF Boston have been the
guests OF their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Stephen Palmer.
Mrs Seth w. Williams and Miss
Grace D. Wheeler attended the Con-
gregatonai chrch in Mystic on Sun
day.
Miss Jennie B. Nuyes In the guest
Of friends In Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. Stanton Gates Of
Brooklyn, have been visiting relatives
here recently
The chiIdrenss night at the Stonfne-
ton grange will be under the direction
OF Mrs Ralph Wheeler and plans for
a ptcnfC Will be made next "Wednesday
evening.
Pomona grange win meet ON the
farm of the late John r. Babcock next
Wednesday, the IL of August, and
the Mystic grange viii prepare the
dinner to be served the guests.
Nelson Wheeler is visiting his aunt
Mrs. Charles billiard OF North Ston-
ington- Ills sister, Louise, has re-
turned from several weeks spent fhere
Mrs. Elizabeth Herrick and daughter
Mrs. Everett B. Byles, have returned to
Norwich after visit at Maple lawn.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-07
KNOXVILLE
Quilt Mills to Shut Down Coming
Week--FIorida Pastor Preached at
Union Baptist Church.

The Misses Jennings, Richards,
Rogers and Matthews are among the
campers at Oxoboxo.
Mrs. Israel Gero is spending the
month Of August with friends in New
The quilt mills of the Palmer Bros.
Co., win shut down during the coming
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Austin and Mr..
Reuben Austin spent Sunday in Hart
Supplied Pulpit.
Rev. Charles Douglas of Clearwater,
Fla, supplied the pulpit Of the Union
Douglas is spending a few days with
his sister, Mrs. Ida Browning Of Pal
mertown.
Edward ChappeII, Fred Derwin, Roy
Johnson and Everett Chapman were
among those who attended the dance
at Gardner Lake Friday night
Mr.. Rondeau Alexander and daught-
er, Miss Frances Alexander, called on
friends in town recently.
MissEppe Freeland of Sutton. Mass,
Is visiting her aunt Mrs. Fred Hope.
Mrs. Ida johnson and SON. Ray
mond. have returned home after
spending several days with friends on
Mrs. Mary Woodmansee Is home
after spending several days with her
daughter, Mrs. Alex Williamson OF
Waterford.
Leslie Cottren Of New London is
spending few days with Percy AL
len
James Sawyer was called to Gales
Nancy Street
Mrs. John Adams has returned from
Meriden where she has been visit
Ing her sister
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-07
dARK's FALLS
Funeral Services for Mrs. cassius Col
lins-Mrs. Fred White Home from
West Kingston.

The funeral services for A. Myra
collins, wife Cd Cassius Collins were
held from her late home in Clark's
Falls Friday morning at II O'Clock. her
pastor Rev. H c.. Van Horn. of the
EAshaway Seventh Day Baptist church,
officiating. Many relatives and friends
attended. Mrs Sadie Budlong WEIGH
sang In hne voice Beautiful Land and
The Christians Good Night. The bear
ers were her son, Alfred Collins, Of
Westerly, and sons-1n-l law, Albert VIII.
fliams OF New London. Neil Mackenzie
OF New Haven and Charles Palmer Of
this town. There was a profusion Of
beautiful flowers. including roses from
the Clarl<s Falls Sewing society, pinks
from the Ashaway Sewing society, as
ters from the Sunshine society, wreath
OF roses and pinks from her sister,
Mrs. Abbie Tillinghast. harp with
broken chord from the children, roses
from Mrs. Stephen Saunders and
daughter Louise, basket of roses from
Mrs. George p. Gilmore of Fall River.
carnations from Mrs. LILLIAN r. Mo
EGrath, bouquet OF golden glow from
Mrs. II. =. Baibcock, bouquet Of lilies
from Mrs. Ellen Lewis OF Westerly,
p. Perry, bouquet OF yellow roses from
Mrs. p. "A Green of New York Mrs.
collins was a daughter OF Tyler and
Avis Wilbur Collins. Charles Gavitt of
WesterlZ@had charge of the arrange
ments.
Brief Mention.
sMrss4F'red White has returned from
a. visit at West Kingston. She was
accompanied home by her son, Alvin
Cook. who has been visiting his grand
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Cook.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-07
LIBERTY HILL
Taylor Family Reunion Held This |
Week-The Weeks Personals.

Taylor Family Reunion Held This
Week-The Weeks Personals.
vinton Mitchell, a student. of Md
dlebury college. Vermont, win occupy
the pulpit of the Liberty Hill church
next Sunday.
Rev Elwen o. Mead Is visiting his
pensioners this week.
Mrs. Charles Goodrich and sisters
from New London are Mrs. Goodrich's
guests this week
Frank Davoll and family Of Hart
ford will move into the house owned
by William n. Bliss.
Family Reunion.
The Taylor family reunion was held
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Henry
Clarke Wednesday.
George A Tooter Of Newton, Mass,
was the guest Of Mrs. E. A. Noyes last
week.
The Ladies' Sewing circle met at
the home Of Mrs. Charles James Friday
afternoon
w. H Feckham and wife. and Frank
Pendleton and wife Of Willimantic,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
S. Peckham over Sunday.
Edmund Peckham of -Willimantic
was home over Sunday.
Mrs. William Watson Of Springfield
Is spending the week at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Albert S. Peckham.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-07
{ GARDNER LAKE

Mrs. Ellen Champlin has returned
after 81 three weeks visit with friends
and relatives In Yantfc. Lebanon and
Norwich
Hartford after spending some time the
guest OF Miss Ethel Champlin.
Miss Nellie Avery Of Groton Il me
guest of e. L. Latinner.
Mr.. and Mrs o. p. LIE Wow Of Brook
Un, Mr.. Charles Forbes Of Noroton.
and Mr. Henry Marx OF Norwich are
quests at e. T.. Latimers.
Miss Josephine Hopkins has been N
with throat trouble.
The pageant to be given by Camp
Elzassapeak@ has been postponed.
ware. callers on THURSDAY.
Miss Josephine Daniels of Hamburg
Mrs. Nay Daniels.
r. g. Turnbun is enjoying his wa
kcation at Camp 1showurra-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-07
voLUNTowN
Local Team Defeated BaItic-RaiufaII
For July Was 3.a2 Inches.


The voIuntown Baseball team Jour
neyed to Baltic last Sunday afternoon
and were accompanied by a .number of
fans. The game resulted in a victory
Tor Baltic after q hard fought battle
OF IA innings, in which both teams
covered themselves with glory The
nnal score was Baltic 4, VoIuntown q
Batteries were: Gaucher and Gauch-
er for Baltic and Larlxin and Kelly for
Voluntown.
Tomorrow Sunday afternoon Jew
EFT City win be on deck again and Lar
kin and Robinson will be in the
points for the locals.
Rainfall 3.32 Inches.
The rainfall for the month Of July
as reported by Postmaster ]. L. Her
bert was 1882 inches. Mr.. Herbert al
so reports that from August LIST to 4th
the rainfall was 3.52 inches. The fan
in the last storm on the 4th was 2s5O
inches.
Successful Dance.
The Pomona club gave a successful
dance in Union hall on Saturday ev-
ening. Music was furnished by the
Colonial orchestra OF Central Village.
Miss Margaret Gass OF New York is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Annie b. Andrews and Lon
Juston have returned home from a Wis
It with relatives in Providence and VI
cinity.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-07
EAST WOODSTOCK
Mrs. 8. n. Lindernan Entertained
Members Of Reading circls-HsaVy
Rain Damaged Corn Crop.

Hermon Chandler and family Of
Norwich with friends. spent Sunday in
town.
Miss Florence Bunce has returned
to her home in South Manchester.
A @. Morse and wife, Mrs. Lucy
Morse, Mrs. r. Alton and Flora Alton,
motored to Storrs college last week
Thursday.
Entertained Reading Club.
Mrs l. II. -Linder7nan delightfully."-
entertained the members Of the Read
ing club OF 1910 and IL at her home
last Thursday afternoon. The ladies
present were, Mrs. c. G. Gildersleeve
Of Norwich. Mrs. Ezra May, Mrs. N.
T. White, Mrs J. s May, Mrs. Emma
Bixby and Mrs. E z. May. Miss Mary
F. Potter was unable to be present
owing to her duties at summer school
at Storrs college Delicious refresh
ments were served The Lindernnan
girls also entertained their friends the
same afternoon. namely. Lois Bar
rnster. Esther Bixiy. Annette May,
Sylvia May, Mary Child and Dorothy
GfIdersleeve.
Mrs. George Bosw6rth IL entertain
ing her sister, Mise May. Platt Of Shell
ton.
The heavy -raans Of Monday ana
Wednesday. did considerable damage
70 corn Some. fields lying perfectly
Hat
AT the Community club Monday eve
ming, the contests were won by DR..
f. R Pike and Mabel Eddy. Alan Up
ham gave several piano solos very
pleasingly; dancing followed
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-07
GRIsWoLD

Captain WILDER Of Norwich preached
last Sunday morning and evening.
Miss Anna Cook of Jewett City IS
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Louise Camp
bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Geer of Baltic
were visitors at 8. G.. Norman's on
Monday and Tuesday Of this week.
Miss Ellen Campbell in company
with her uncle and aunt, AR. and Mrs.
Ransom Read of Lisbon, visited over
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bliven of Exeter, r /
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miner and
daughter Of North Stonington were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor Campbell.
William Lord, Agustus Campbell,
Harold Latham and Edwin Anderson,
made q trip to Ocean beach by auto
Thursday.
Mrs M. A. Anderson-of Hopeville u
entertaining New York friends.