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} rived Tuesday to visit her for few
days.
4 Word was received here of the dealt
Of Edward A. Christensen, Of Siouy
City, who died in hospital there o.
Monday. He was a brother of Charlie.
| christensen, residing north of town
Funeral services were Held III Battle
Creek on Wednesday.
Albert Kusch went to Ricketts, OF
Tuesday, returning the same day Of
the freight.
Otto Bruggen went to Denison OF
Tuesday to visit his parents.
Mrs. Henry Jahde and daughter
Sylvia, are spending the week at the
Henry H. Schroeder home
Mrs. Eva Girard was able to come
to town again having another sick
spell.
Barney Boysen was passenger te
Danbury Tuesday, where he visited al
the John Hamann home.
Mrs. John Carstens went to Ida
Grove Tuesday, where she visited hel
son, Herman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman B. Schroeder
were in Neville the past week on q
business mission.
VIM. Greves and Herman Schroeder
were In Ricketts, Tuesday.
Miss Title Hollander and brother
Ben. went to Stratford to attend wed
ding and also to VISIT at the Peter
Simpson home.
Peter Mohr, Jr., of hardwood, is
here on visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Mohr, ST..
Miss Lille PAIL, teacher at No.
Morgan township, enjoyed an over
Sunday visit with her parents in Den.
ison.
Those from a distance here at the
! wedding Of Chas. Wickhouse and Edna
Miller were Mr.. and Mrs Fritz Stock.
1eth, Of Castana, and Mr.. and Mrs
Charlie Kropf, of Boyer.
Mrs. Augusta Jochims returned to
Ute Tuesday after having spent q few
days at the Adolph Jochims home.
Nick Naeve, of southeast Of town
is having an addition built to his
house.
Mrs. Henry Reinking and Mrs. Hen.
~ Schroeder went to Ida Grove To
spend a few days visiting with the
August and Willie Reinking families.
H. F. v0lkman, the candidate from
here for superintendent. was in ,Kiron
on Tuesday visiting schools and also
/ to appear before the school board
there.
After spending few days here.
Fred Bottger returned to his home in
Denison.
Mrs. Mary Herrig returned to Deni-
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TEN WEEKS IN BED.-EEiINENT
PHYSICIANS EAILED-WON.
DERFUL RECOVERY

I wish to inform you Of the great hon
eft I have derived from the use o; = ,"amp-
Root. l had been sufferer for more
than twenty years from kidney and liver
trouble and was almost constantly treat
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could only give me temporary relief. I
had been in bed ten weeks when began
the use of Swamp Root. Inside of
twenty-four hours Icould see that had
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the use of this preparation.
am now in the best of health, better
than have been for ten years or more
/ do not know how to express myself as
strongly as 1 desire, in favor OF DIR.
kilmer's Swamp-Root, as am sure that
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is. due entirely to this great remedy. 7
heartily recommend it to every sufferer
and am confident they can be benefited
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gentlemen, to hand you this recommen-
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Il. Carl was Charter Oak visitor
Monday.
B. McElwain was business caller
in Manila Monday and Tuesday.
MrsNF. Carl and Mrs. e. Taylor
were among the business callers in the
Oak Wednesday.
Mrs. G. Dohrman spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. J. Mahnke.
MI. and Mrs. 3. McElwain and fam
lily were business callers at the county
seat Thursday.
H. schlee and VIM. vogt were Char
ter Oak visitors Thursday.
Floyd, Edward and Ethel Malone
spent Friday and Saturday in Dow
City with friends and relatives.
j. Garrett and son, Fred, have been
very i'll. 1t is believed that the sick
ness came from eating canned corn.
F. Carl and VIM. Vogt were Maple
ton visitors Saturday
| Harold Fienhold was q guest at the
home of j. Garrett Saturday evening.
Miss Cora Patterson came down
from Rodney to spend Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. F. Carl.
The little son.-of H. Vogt has been
very sick during the past week. The
doctor was called in several times and
he is recovering now.
F. Kuehl, Earl and Charley Fienhold
and H. Colley were Saturday evening
visitors with Henderson Brothers.
Miss Mary Birkhoffer is spending
several days with Misses Annie and
Minnie Birkhoffer.
Miss Myrtle Marks, of Denison, is
visiting with friends and relatives in
Paradise at this writing.
| .A/party was given at the home of J..
Weber on Saturday evening. The
evening was spent in dancing and all
had a delightful time.
Mrs. F. Fienhold and son, Oscar,
went to Illinois to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Fienhold's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bramley were Sun
day visitors at the home of William
Kuehl.
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Miss Alma Lorenzen will open {
ladies' furnishing establishment abou
April 1st in the building now occupied
by the 0. X. bowling alley.
Nick Vollersen returned Tueslla,
from a business trip to Kennebec.
ID. He says that there was about 81
feet OF snow on the tracks and al
traffic was badly delayed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter c. Hollander ant
son returned Tuesday from Denison
where they had been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Lorenzen, ant
her sister, Mrs. Louie Evers.
Mrs. c. H. Anthony is entertaining
Mrs. Mark burst, of Anthony.
Henry Kahler has returned from
Correctionville, where he spent a few
days on business.
Mary Reimers went to Council Bluffs
to spend several days with friends.
John Reimers went to Denison and
then to Lake View on business trip
Busch Frahm, who is assisting al
the depot, has been sick with the
grippe for the past few days.
August Brasse has purchased an Ov
erland auto from the Bielenberg Auto
COMPANY.
Mrs. John Hill has been enjoying a
visit from her sister, Mrs. Henry Roth
berg, of Berne and Mrs. Carl Hamann
of Berne.
After spending few days in the E
Hollander home. Miss Katie Petersen
has returned to her home in Mapleton
Hugo Wiegand went to Wall Lake
Wednesday to attend tile meeting Of
the. Maple Valley Firemen's assocfa.
ton. At this meeting the next place
of holding tournament was selected.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Iversen went
to- Kiron Wednesday to attend the
wedding of her brother, c. G. Iversen,
of Alta, to Esther Blume.
Miss Theresa Remke returned to
her home in Mapleton after pleasant
visit in the Albert Reimers home.
Mrs. Henry Bliesman returned to
Denison Wednesday after a pleasant
visit with her sons here.
Henry H. Schroeder returned from
Sioux City Thursday from which place
he purchased some cattle.
Mrs. Christina Reese, who has been
quite sick all winter, is somewhat i'm
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hodse in the northwest part OF schles.
wig. which was recently completed.
DIR. H. D. Jones is having an addition
built onto his house.
Born on Thursday, March 25th, a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mel.
sen.
Hattie Hall, OF Denison, is visit.
ing at the homes Of her sisters, Mrs.
Lew Bassett and Mrs. H. d. Jones.
Louie Herbison and Harry Loren.
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zen were here from Ricketts, for an
over Sunday visit.
lessen & Spain are having some re-
modelling done In the meatmarket.
VIM. Bumantis here from Bloomfield
Neb.. for ayvisit with relatives.
Fred Eiffert, of Indiana, is here at
the sChas. Ernst home.
Mr.. Ernst Stoltenberg is having
new cellar put in under the store &C.
cupied ~ H. w. Schmidt.
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Letter to
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formation. telling about the kidneys and
bladder. When writing, be sure and
mention the Denison Weekly Review.
bottles for sale at oil drug stores.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

STAFFORD
Old Home Day at Hoiland Attraets
Lseai visiasrs-AutamahiIs! trip to
Cape Cod

Miss Mildred webster Is confined to
her home by Illness.
Miss Helen Kfb6e Is withther cousin.
Harry Webster, for two weeks
Malcom Sanlt Il spending two weeks
vacation with his father A. @. Sault,
in Somerworth, N. H
Misses Mamie Regan. Helen Cook,
and Nellie O'Briea OF Derby, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. MATTHEW
Keefe.
Those who attended Ola Home pay
At Holland last Saturday were Mr..
and Mrs NJ w Leonard and Mr. end
ms. H c. Thresher Mr.. aud Mrs. F.
L upham. Mrs Jane Hatch and Mrs.
Sarah Marble
Starts For Los Angeles.
Mrs Clarence Shy closed her visit
to her eastern heme ON SATURDAY and
started on the westward way. tarryine
for short visits In Woodstock and
New York state. Her father Ia TO Join
her in the Los Angeles home later.
Fred W. Rabideau Of New Haven
spent n day last week with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs John Rabideau.
A Golf Tournament.
Harold Pinney has been attending
the golf tournament at StoekbFidge.
Mass.
AR. and Mrs. E. c. Pinney have re-
turned from an automobile trip along
the Massachusetts, coast, including
Cape Cod
Miss Mabel CoIburn il visitingT with
friends In Palmer. Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
HEBRON

Miss Irene Henderson OF New York
has been visiting her brothers family,
Mr. Vincent Henderson
Miss Florence Miner has been Wis
ting at ]. B. Tenants.
Mrs. Grace Simonds. son and daUght-
ef, were callers in town recently. Her
nephew, Elliott Richards returned to
New London with them for a visit
Schools viii commence the first week
in September with the same teachers.
Miss Josephine Hart of MontyiIle and
Miss Mabel Knox OF Chester. Mass.
Mrs. III. F. Tenant and children have
been visiting at her mothers for a
few days.
Mrs. ]. E Tenant was in New Ha-
ven visiting with relatives a few days
this week
Sidney Hewitt took a party to WILL
mantle Tuesday afternoon
Miss Helen Jones is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs Howard Hart
Rev. Mr.. George S. Dodge Of Boyls-
ton, Mass. preached at the Congreza-
tional church last Sunday and also led
the Endeayor meeting in the evening
The Rev Mr.. Roosevelt will speak
at st. Peters church next Sunday.
Rev Mr.. Hughes will preach in the
Congregational church next Sunday.
Miss Agnes Hanna has gone to the
hospital to have an operation on her
foot
Miss Myra Post is at her home, Sc
riously ill.,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
BROOKLYN
Congregational Church Closed for Two
3 Weeks-XonLeers Man Buys Herriek
Property-Sunday Schools Union
Picnic

Lewis S. Palmer has been spending
his vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James C. Palmer.
On Friday J. Sprague Bard. Miss
Nellie Palmer, Miss Grace Thurber and
William r. Thurber enjoyed an auto
ride to Willimantic.
The Congregational church will be
closed two Sundays. as the pastor is
taking his vacation. -
Miss Grace Tnurber IS spending q
week with friends in Amherst, Mass.
Rev. and Mrs. E A Kinmouth spent
Sunday with relatives in Ledyard.
Misses Florence and Dorothy Blake
have visited their uncle, Alfred Blake
and wife, IN Derby.
Mrs. Frank D. Spaulding has return
ed home. having spent several weeks
at the shore.
Home from Campmeeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bennett were
at the Willimantic campmeeting Sun
day, bringing home with them Rev.
chester. Mr.. Remington spoke that
evening at the prayer meeting in the
Baptist church. Monday he took them
to Rocky Point for a shore dinner
Mrs. Leroy Pearl was in the party.
Arthur Billiard of New York is
nett.
New Owner from Yonkers.
Frederick Bradley, of Yonkers, n. Y
who bought out the realty of Frank P
Herrick, has taken possession and
with his family of wife and six chill
dren is occupying the house.
Miss Emily c.. Gallup of Delaware
Ohio, is spending short time in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Park of Chat
ham. n. Y, have been guests of Mrs
Laura A. Chapman, also Miss Laura
DIXON. of Worcester.
Union Picnic.
The various Sunday schools in thC
place held {; union picnic at Wildwood
park Thursday. .s1> :,
Rev. E. A Kinmouth attended the
Bill library services in Ledyard Wed.
nesday.
Center school building shingled upoT
the west roof and painted inside AMI
ioutSide.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
NORTH STERLING
Quarter-pound Egg Found-Autono-
bile Trip TO Washington.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph r. Williams
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman g.. Miller, of
Pawtueket. R. /. spent the week end
Miss Lois NJ Wihberley. of Plain
field visited at George c. Spooner,s
Sunday. SO -
Mrs. Arthur Scott and daughter
Doris, OF Leicester. Mass, are. visit
ing W. r. Whaiey.
Arthur Bushnell Is enjoying two
weeks vacation.t
The Misses Frink OF Hope, r. l.
were recent visitors ut John Grifith's
F. o. Plumner picked up an egg
from his flock of hens which weighed
q quarter OF pound -
Miss Edith Place Of Providence is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Lydia Place
Mrs. Charles Salisbury. of Maple
vile, R. L. is visiting at William Bar
befs.
Miss Gladys Lawton, who has beer
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Leila Pierce
has returned home.
H H Crowen made q business trix
to Providence Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Bixby have gone II
Washington. d. c.. making the trip BY
automobile.
c. II. Rounds made 2 trip to Provi.
dence and the shore places last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hart spent Sun
day in Providence.
Tha brush along the highway is
The potato crop is rottine han,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
STOKRS
Finishing Up About New Arnory-
Members Of College Force Nesting
From Vacation Outings


A new walk has been built to con-
meet the armory with the other build
ings- The grading and load building
around the armory is nearly eomplet-
ed
A new sewer line is being laid to
connect the new cottages with the
filter beds.
Two of the four new cottages are
partly completed
Prof. and Mrs Esten have returned
from Old Orchard, Ne
Mr. and Mrs Roy Langdon Of New
York ae visiting Mrs. Esten-
Mrs w s. Slate. Jr-. is entertaining
her sister. Mrs French
Return From Vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs H D. Edmond have
returned from their vacation spent at
Bristol Ferry, R. l., Hampton and vi
cinjty. .-.-.
Prof and Mrs. Fits are staying for
two weeks at shore resort near New
Haven
Miss Whitney and mother. are at
Pleasure Beach
President and Mrs Beach are at Oak
Bluffs for their vacation
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
ing the day with Mrn slater and .ls.-
STAFFCRDVHLE
Held Wednesday N0uas Mzn
Drowned Monday Morniss.

The community was greatly shocked
Monday morning by the drowning Of
David Richmond Belcher with his fine
pair of horses IN the reservoir. He
was working at the Hope mill and had
load OF gravel As he went TO turn
the horses around near the dam they
backed into the water Help was at
hand but the driver and team had
disappeared Men began to search
and dive into the water for them. but
II was dfdicult to locate them as fhs
water was very deep where they went
in It was about O'Clock when Mr..
BelcaeT's last cry was heard About
a m. one Of the horses was discovered
and by the ai5 of chains, Martin Spar
rows horses drew the horses and cart
TO dry ground A little later the body
of Mr.. Be1cher was found by men In
p boat with graphing irOnss and was
taken TO shore
After Medical Examiner Newton
viewed the body IL was taken 70 local
undertaking rooms
Mr. Beicher was born in Union. De-
tober H. 1889, the youngest child Of
Mr.. and Mrs Estin N Be3cher. He
had lived in Union until two years ago
last July when they bought the Smith
farm at HydenviIle- He had many
friends.
The funeral was largely attended At
the N. E church IN this place. We'd
nesday afternoon alta O'Clock Burial
was In StanordyiIIe cemetery. Be-
sides his parents, three brothers and
Eve sisters survive him. willis Belcher.
and Frank Belcher Of SfaRordvi11e.
Fred BeIcher Of EastfoTd, Mrs Eugene
Young Of Mashapaug, Mrs. Cora Bar
rett Of Woodstock Mrz E1lery Bart
lett of Eastford, Mrs. Everett Ryder
and Mrs. Louis AI1ard Of Stafford
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
EAST WOODSTOCK
Visitors from Kansas and Nebraska
House Burns-Sals of Charles
Chandler Farm.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles E. Pike have
been entertaining the formers cousin,
Edward Hayman, and three daugh-
tiers Of Atchison. Kansas. They also
visited their cousin. Mrs. Hattie Stack
pole and family, at the Centre
Miss Gertrude Child of York. Neb.,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. n. T. White
and other relatives in this vicinity.
spending a week at Quonochontaug-
House Burned,
Several from here rushed to the fire
which destroyed the house of Grant
Back, at the Centre district last
Thursday evening. The fire caught
from defective chimney. Mr.. Back
and family were conveyed to the town
farm. where they remained for several
days. Most of the household goods
were saved
A H. Hubbard and family have been
spending several days with E. L. Up
ham and family, at West Newton,
Mass
At Norwich Reunion.
George o. Robbins attended the re-
union of his regiment. the 26th Conn
Vol. at Norwich last Thursday and
in company with Comrade Albert
ner at New London
Chandler Farm Sold.
The farm on Chandler hill owned by
Mr.. Ash has been sold to Mr.. Hunt
1t is known as the Charles Chandler
farm. being in that family for several
generations.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
COVENTRY
Mrs. Henry A. 5rswstsrs Death at So
Corn Supper and SaIs-

Mrs. Fanny Badger Brewster. widow
OF Henry A Brewster, who died at her
home On Sunday morning, was ninety
six years odd The funeral services
were held al the home Tuesday at
O'Clock. Ernest E MorriH, oficiatiug.
Burial was in the family plot in Cen
ter cemetery She Is survived by one
son, James H Brewster and a grand
son. both CT Hartford She retained
all her faculties until the last
Corn Supper.
The Ladies Aid Society held a corr
supper and sale Of fancy articles in
the chapel Wednesday night After
the supper there was an entertain
ment, which was Followed by a sale
OF ice cream and cake Punch, water
melon and flowers were also sold A
very enjoyable evening was spent by
all.
Local Briefs
Mrs Coveu of Columbia has been
spending a few days with Miss Sarah
3. Perkins
Mrs walpridge and daughters. Anna
and Mabel. also Miss Edna Hail, have
returned from Ocean Beach
The Sunday school viii hold its pic
Etc Lake Wangumbaug. September
End
Miss Bertha Simonds il visiting her
sister. Mrs Harry Faulkner.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
CHAPLIN
Ladies' Aid Society Gives Lawn Party
Lincoln Reunion at Martin Home.

Rev. Robert Williams of New Ha-
ven gave a fine sermon at the church
last Sunday to an appreciative con-
gregation.
Rev. Mr.. Williams and Mrs. VIII
hams are spending few weeks at
the home of Mrs. Williams parents,
Mr.. and Mrs George B. Howard
Lawn Party.
The Ladies' Aid society held 4 lawn
party on the church grounds Tues
day evening. Cake and ice cream were
on sale
Mr.. Whitford, who recently bought
the Frank G. Lummis place north of
the village. has made noticeable i'm
provements to the place. making il an
attractive and pleasant home.
Lincoln Reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Martin en-
tertained Tuesday Is of their friends
at Lincoln reunion Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs Edwin Lincoln.
of Webster, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. M.
Eugene Lincoln. OF WiHimantic; Mr.,
and Mrs. Lincoln McSray, viii NC
Cray, Hampden. Mass; Mr.. and Mrs
Orrin McCray. Carlos McCray. Mon
SON. Mass: Mr.. and Mrs Hawley
Keeney, East Longmeadow. Mass; Mr.
and Mrs. Dyer Elliott. GrosvenordaIe;
Mr.: and Mrs. James Converse, Mrs.
Henry Converse. and Louis Converse
Putnam; Miss Mildred Logee, Thomp-
son.
At Academy Reunion.
Mr. and Mrs Winslow b. Gallur
are visiting friends in Plainfield TINS
week and attended the Plainfield AGA
denny alumni reunion.
A force of men and teams is max
ing a decided Improvement to the
state road ina the south part OF the
town near North Windham.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
WINDHAM
Guests at Bates Home-Miss Nina
Gage to Sail for Chiaa-sanmer
Visitors.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery tBatess and Miss
Abigail Bates. OF New York. &Ir and
Mrs. John Bates and daughter Myra.
OF Putnam, and Mrs Albert Saunders
and children. of Westfield, Mass. are
AZ Renon1 Bates
Miss Ellen Hawkins is spend some
time in New York
Going to China.
Miss Nine Gage who has been
spending several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs e ". MaGuire. starts Tuesday
for Sam Francisco and will sail for
Changalia. China. Sept 11th.
Rev, and Mrs. NJ. r. Plumb are m
Wnlmantfc for q couple of weeks and
Mr. Plumb Is substituting for Rev. w.
is. Beard
mss Mary Little returned Monday
from several days visit with relatives
in Columbia.
Substituting for Matroa.
Mrs. Robert Pegrum has been at
the W. C. T. U. headquarters In VIII
nmantic this week taking the place
OF the matron. who is on her vaca-
ton.
Rev. W. NJ Brown win preach in
the Congregational church tomorrow
The midweek prayer meeting will be
resumed ON Thursday with a service
on Sept ).
Miss Charlotte Lathrop has been
spending a few days in New London.
Mrs. John Beckwfth and son Clar-
ence are with Hartford relatives for
q visit.
Mr.. and AIRS John Young, who have
been at the Inn. have returned to their
home in New York.
AIRS, Mary, Goslee of Glastonbury
is the guest OF Mrs. Guilford Smith
Guests mt fnr.,
Guests at the Inn this week in
clade Mr.. and Mrs. Wcich OF Philadel-
phia. Mrs Henry Hyde OF Whitman
tic Miss Virgins and Miss Pattison
Of New York
Mrs. Jennie Josephson has returned
from q visit with her daughters in
Mansfield.
Miss Montgomery, OF Arlington. n.
J., is the guest of the Misses Guild.
Mr.. and Mrs z. E Bell of Windsor
Locks are at Miss Emma I.arrabee's.
Miss Donaldson has returned to
Abingdon, having been the guest of
her cousin, Miss Helen Hopkins.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
ONECO

Miss Anna Battey is visiting in
Providence for a few days
About one hundred went to Rocky
Point on the Sunday school excursion
Thursday.
Miss Mary Sherman Is visiting in
New Jersey.
George Watson was in town We'd
nesday.
Mrs l. d. Clark spent last Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Pot
ter.
Dennison Clark is spending a couple
Of weeks with his sister, Mrs Charles
Potter.
Harriet z. Kenyon spent last Sun
day with her mother. Mrs Nancy B.
Hill OF Moosup.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
ATTAWAUGAN

! Miss Elizabeth Hughes OF Proyi-
dence is visiting Thomas Hughes and
family.
= Edward Peabody has moved his fam
lily to East Killingly
Mae Weeks is visiting at Worcester
wi$h James Emerson and family
Mrs. Albert Robinson visited last
week at TaftFiIle with her sister, Mrs.
John Dunse-
Howard and May Dunse visited over
Sunday with Albert Robinson and
family
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Brown visited
in Maine recently.
Mrs Alfred Seymour has been I'll.
Mrs. Timothy Sweeney in visitine
her uncle at Acton.