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Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23
Windham County
SCOTLAND
Silver Anniversary of w. c. 7. Y. OBJ
served with Interesting Exercises
Old Guard of Six Heard From.


Thomas Clark of Hartford spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Burnham.
Edward Clark Of Hartford. and Miss
Viola Jewett were callers at the home
of Everett F. Kinuhall last Sunday
Charles Reid, who has been serious
~ i'll. is still in a critical condition.
Silver Anniversary
The Scotland Woman's Christian
Temperance Union observed it's TWEEN
ty-f1fth anniversary Thursday, October
18th, with exercises in the church.
preveded by social hour and lunch
served in the chapel.
Mrs. Eva Kimball, evangelistic SUI
perintendent, took charge of the de-
votional service. consisting of sing
ing, prayer by Rev. Mr.. Lowering. and
a Bible reading, taken from Acts %:
lis. given by Mrs. Caroline B. Buell.,
state president. The basis of her re-
marks was The Heavenly Vision.
An enjoyable program was arranged
by the county president, Mrs. l.. X.
Fuller. who presided. A duet, entitled
On the Firing Line, composed by the
late Burton E. Leavitt, was adapted
to the occasion and sung by Mrs.
Alice K, Willoughby and Mrs. Sadie
c.. Kinball. Following this. greetings
from Mrs. c. b. Forbes, the honorary
state president, and Mrs. c. H., F1tz-
gerald, who organized the Scotland
union, were read by Mrs. Fuller.
A Saloonless Nation was sung by
Harold, Burton, Albert and Eva 1Iliz-
abeth Kimball, children of the local
president. Mrs Sadie c. KimbaH.
Two very Interesting and amusing
recitations were given by Mrs. Julia
f. Smith of Canterbury. Mrs. Emma
/ P. Brown read the twenty-five years
history of the union, entitled Twenty
five Years on the Firing Line. and tho
old guard of six ladies came to the
platform to say just n word each.
Mrs. Willoughby sang solo. The
Light Is Growing Dim. The visitors
were then introduced and each said q
few words
Mrs. Buell. added a short talk and
the meeting closed with the singing
of America and the Aaronic benedic-
| ton.
Brief Locals.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred wiIloughby spent
| Wednesday in Canterbury.
The Ladies' Aid society met fol
work Wednesday, October 18th
! The Missionary society met to pacT
day. -
Public Exercises.
Tuesday evening. October 18th, TIT
w. c. Il. u held its regular meeting
for the public in the chapel Abou
40 were present to enjoy the well pro.
pared program The meeting opened
with a devotional service led by thu
president. followed by a few short rec
itations by the small children of IN,
| l.. T. L.. A report of the state con
| vention held at New Haven was Riv
en- by Mrs. L. x. Fuller. Mrs. NiO
K. Willoughby and Mrs. Sadie c
Kimball.- The meeting closed with Ia
hymn. He I.eadeth Ne, and the W c
T. U. benediction-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23
Brooklyn Outfitters
That 26e, 26s 27O Main Street. Norwich
''Ihe Store That Satisfies"

turned Sunday to their home in Prov
idence.
A harvest and bean supper was
served at the Advent chapel, Friday
evening. one hundred being present.
The school children gave recitationS
and Mr.. Barber sang two solos, accom-
panied on the organ by Mrs. Barber
after which social time was enjoyed
by all.
Mrs. Cora Barrett entertained her
mother. Mrs. Belcher, of Hydeville, the
past week
Mrs. r. O. Briggs recently enter
tanned her cousins. Mrs. Congdon of
Hampton and Mrs. Martin of Elliott's.
Mrs. Allen Kenyon entertained
Tuesday. afternoon her mother, Mrs.
Bmma Spencer and her brothers wife.
Mrs. Ernest Spencer and son Ernest,
Jr., of Pomfret, Mrs. Charles Bremen
of Providence and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Burdick of Putnam. the entire party
coming in Mr. Burdick's automobile.
Mrs. r. o. Briggs is visiting her son,
A. w. Briggs. in Pomfret-
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prayer. A quartette. Miss Mabel a
Lanphear. Rev. Walter f. Lanphear
and Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Gallup sang
The Church in the Wildwood VIII
liam II. Hall of West Hartford. Rev.
w. o. Nuzum Of Willimantic and Rev.
Walter f. Lanphear OF Hartford gave
addresses. W. B. Gallup and Frank
c. Lummis made brief remarks. Will
liam II. Hail offered the closing prayer.
Songs interspersed the exercises. A
G. Mcknight pronounced the benedic-
ton. The chapel was well filed a
number from North Windham attend
ed the service. which was made high-
ly interesting and spiritual.
Many Come to Harvest Supper.
The Ladies Aid society gave the
annual Harvest supper Tuesday eve
ming at the church vestry. II was
largely attended and the fine spread
was thoroughly enjoyed The friends
rom Hampton, who attended. made
up five automobile loads and were Mr..
and Mrs. Henry ciapp. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Burnham, Miss Mildred Burn
ham. Miss Mary MoAfann. Ray Full
Ter Mrs. Nellie G. Cleveland. Mrs.
Fred Litchfield. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Weeks. Mrs. Richard Porter. Mrs.
Fred Horsey, Miss Ella Sharpe, Mrs.
William Hammond, Mrs. Joseph Cong
don. Mrs. William Jewstt, Mrs. Carl
Lewis and Mrs. May Olney.
Willimantic was represented by Mr..
and Mrs. S. Arnold Peckham. Mrs
Ellen Lanphear. George A BARTLETT
and others The society cleared a
satisfactory sum from the supper.
Visit from Former Pastor.
Rev Andrew ]. Small. Of Center
Ossippee. y. H, former pastor. spent
Tuesday night at r. W. Martins and
attended the Harvest supper in he
evening, where he met many of his old
pa-ishioners who were glad to greet
him again Dir. Small was on his
way 10 New Haven TO attend the Ma
tional Council of Conversational
Churches.
Rev. II. c. Mcknight and Mrs. Nc
Knight ire attending the meetings OF
the national council NJ New Haven
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NORTH sTONINGTON
Miss Dora T. Main observation-disclosures i
vest, Sunday at Congregational
- Church 5 ~

Miss Mary L. Smith, of Andover,
school, spent Sunday in town, a guest
of Mrs, H. NJ. Pendleton and Miss
Della A. Wheeler. - =
Miss Dora; T. Maine entertained a
few friends. Saturday evening, in
nonor of@Miss Mary L. Smith, 49,
Rev. and Mrs. Lucian Drury@ Mrs.
H. M. Perkins and Mrs. r. A. Thomp-
son. attended the Baptist State con-
vention at Middletown
Mrs. w. H: Hillard<is. visiting her,
cousin s!3s Mrs. 81 b B4lnke in Feeks-
Mrs. T. P. Norman is a guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Elmer e. Richmond in
Harvest Sunday.
Last Sunday was; observed sas Har-
vest Sunday at the Congregational
church. The house was beautifully
decorated with autumn foliage and
fruits. The pastor, Rev. o. D., Fisher,
spoke from the text, I'VE all do fade
Rev. 8. d Fisher and Deacon D.
Avery went to New Haven, Friday, to
attend the National Council. Mr.
Fishers pulpit will be. occupied Sum;
day by Rev. c. A. Burdick Of Westerly.
Pomona Grange Meeting.
New London Pomona Grange met
with the local grange Thursday The
afternoon session wass4deVoted to dedi-
eating the new grange hall in North
Stonington. The exercises were in
teresting and impressive. Several
state officials were present and spoke
Mrs. Lucian Drury read an historical
sketch, A Chapter of Grange Chroni-
> ~
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CAMPBELL's MILLS

William J Tanner, former resi-
sdent. of this place, now living in
Wakefield, R. Localized on friends in
this vicinity Wednesday.
Miss Marion BIakeslee spent the
week end at her home in Lebanon
:, Eutherl S. Tanner transacted bust
ness in Westerly this week
Walter c.. Tanner picked cluster
Of apple blossoms in good condition
from one of his trees October 10.
The meeting at the Bitgood. school
house last Sunday conducted by Rev
F. 8 Child, of Pachaug was well
attended
Miss Margaret E, Tanner was elect
ed secretary Of the Ekonk Equa
Franchise league formed Monday
night at. Ekonk.
!, James HI. Dixon entertained a hunt
ing party from, Norwich Wednesday
They reported a good days sport.
Robert Dixon shot large coor
Tuesday night.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23
HAMPTON
Sharpe RurchnaII Wedding at Home
of the Bride.


At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Burchnall Thursday evening, October
.21, their only daughter, Lelina Eliz-
abeth, became the bride of James B.
Sharpe, of Pomfret. The house was
prettily decorated with autumn leaves
and red berries. The wedding march
was played by Miss Edith Perkins. an
intimate friend sof the bride. The
bridal couple were attended by Miss
Florence Bugbee as bridesmaid and
Ralph Burchnall. brother of the bride,
as best man. The bride was given
away by her father. After the cere-
money a short reception was held. A
lunch was served during which the
bride cut the wedding cake.
The bride was dressed in white net
trimmed with white messasine. She
carried a bouquet Of bride roses. Her
travelling suit was of navy blue.
Guests were present from Pom
fret, ,.. Putnam. Woodstock, New
Britain, Northampton, Mass. SPRING
field, Worcester, Willimantic, New
York and Hampton.
The bride received many beautiful
presents including furniture, linen,
cut glass, silver, pictures, money.
china, etc A recipe book was given
by the Young Ladies of the Guild of
which the bride is a member.
Alters short honeymoon trip Mr..
and Mrs. Sharpe will go to their home
in Pomfret where they will be at
home after December l.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23
Don't Suffer-Laugh
At Stomach Misery
Lee & OsgOod VIII Return the Money
Mt-o-na Does Not Relieve Dys-

Lee & OsgOod WIN Return the Money
M4-o-na Does Not Relieve Dys-
pepsia. =
Among all the remedies in Lee G.
Osgood's popular drug store there are
FEW. thai they are willing to sell, on a
gnara nteef to refund the money IL they
do not cure.
M!-o-na; the famous dyspepsia rem
edy, has helped SO many OF their GUS
toners that they say: IF this remedy
does not relieve you: come back It our
store and we will cheerfully return
your money -
Anyone who has dyspepsia, indfres-
ton. headaches. dizzy feelings orr liver
trpHb1Ass should take advantage of this
Chance to be made we'll without any
risk of spending their money to no plir-
pose Azt4o-nA will relieve yoil, wilt
regulate the digestion, wifi enable YOU
to eat what you want. If 1t does NOT
do ali this. it1wilL not cost. Syouta cent
Les &c 9sgood have sold hundreds OF
boxes OF Mi-o-na in the last few weeks
and have yet to receive the frst com.
plant from any CUSTOMER. Such ree1
ord ts' simply marvellous and speals
volumes for the merit of the remedy.
It is easy enough to MI ascolumn
with the symptoms affecting those who
nave dyspepsia, but there is no. need
of describing their condition. d what
they want is Keller: and they can get
lit On -EIl-o@na. Do not suffer a day
lQngsG Wit+l disordered edigesiear nc
Mr-o-na relieves you, it costs you so
Dents a. box. If it does not, you have
Lee & 0sgood's personal guarantee to
return your money.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
dARK'S FALLS

Miss Dorothy M. Collins was in
Westerly; wednesday.
Miss Mamie O'Neil of Taunton,
Mass., is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Richard Maine: $780,
Mrs. John B. Perry. is visiting her
nephew, Will C. Perry and family at
,Riverpoint, R., L.
Richard Maine has returned from a
visit at Taunton, Mass. and Provi-
,dence, r. /.
Miss Annie Maine has been the
guest of her cousin. Mrs. Jessie Perry.
George w. .Burdick and daughter,
Miss Flora F. Burdick. were in this
place Sunday, on their way to visit
Afr. and Mrs. Frank Eccleston at
GlaSgo.
The people in this part of town are
ensjCying late tomatoes and other
green things in the garden. There
has not been enough frost here to
even kill pepper plants or lima beans
Something very unusual at this date.
Chestnuts ripened so slowly that the
Jay. birds held high carnival and got
the nuts.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23
VOLUNToWN
Cleaning Up and Repairing Roads
Motor Guests From Fall River.

Cleaning Up and Repairing Roads
Motor Guests From Fall River.
i Selectman Elmer E. Coon with a
number of mem has been engaged re-
Gently in cleaning up and repairinp
the roads III the village. A big i'm
proEement is noted in the appearance
Funeral of Mrs. Kinnie.
The funeral of. Mrs. Adah Kinnie of
Gr1swold was held Tuesday afternoon,
services being held at. the Methodist
church in this village, Rev. John
thompson. the pastor, officiating. A
large number of relatives and friends
attended. Burial took place in the
Robbins cemetery.
Miss Dora Miner spent the week
end visiting relatives and friends In
Danielsop. . v,5 -
Metored From FaII>.River.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Benson. Mrs
Austin Walker. Miss Laurette Walk
er and Austin Walker, Jr., of Fall
River, Mass, were Sunday callers AT
the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Laura
Sweet. The trip from Fail River WINS
made. by. automobile.
/ MRS Philip Boucher and Miss EIiz-
abeth Murphy were visitors in Nor
witch Wednesday
Mrs Hoover attended the Ban
fist convention at Middletown durifle
Arthur Young ssiof Norwich. supervis.
E1Cr of the local schools was in town or
Thursday -H
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EASTFORD
Rev. J. .. King TO Preach Two More
Supdays--Aid Society Entertained.


Rev. Frank Barber of Putnam
preached at the Congregational
church last Sunday morning.
Rev. ]. r. Miller of West Thompson
preached at the Methodist church in
the morning: He and Mrs. Miller
and Mrs. c. w. Clark's home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Bowen spent
Sunday at D. E. Lyons in North
Windham. ..--.
Mrs A. L. johnson accompanied
her son to New Haven last week and
remained over Sunday
Miss Mabel Jones is in Thompson
for time.
Edwin Clark Lewis is at Putnam
attending the Teade school.
MIR: and Mrs. Darwin p. Lewis spent
Sunday here and returned to Putnam
as guests of their parents.
viii Preach Two More Sundays.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones ere enter
tanning Rev. ]. B.. King OF the Con-
gregational church. He will preach
two more Sundays before going to his
| home in Hopkinton to join his family.
Eli Weeks recently painted his barn
and garage.
Mr., and, Mrs. Charles s.. Dean en-
Retained over Sunday their daughter.
| Miss Hattie Dean of Danielson, and
Miss Margaret Bell, of Hartford, both
| graduate nurses.
BITS mary L. warren mad with her
over Sunday her daughter. Miss Flor
ence S. Warren, who is a teacher in
New York, ~
William S. Warren recently filled
another silo, making three in all.
DR.. H. H. Converse and family. Mr..
and Mrs. William Ross, Mr.. and Mrs
| Ellery Bartlett were among the num-
Der who attended Stafford fair. They
went in their automobiles.
Bert Bosworth and sister Miss Mar
guerite Bosworth. of East Woodstock
were guests over Sunday OF their sis
ter, Miss Carrie Bosworth, and faith
er. Henry Bosworth.
Misses Cornelia and jeanette Tr0w-
| bridge and the Misses 4Guerny OF New
York spent Sunday at their. summer
home here -- - -,
Entertained Ladies Aid Society.
Mrs. Arthur M. Keith, Mrs. Charles
d. Tatem, Mrs. George s. Bowen en-
| tertained the Ladies' Aid society OF
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23
New London County
FRANKLIN
Grange Admits New Menibet-Mrs.
George Avery Returns from the
West. ~


Mrs. ]. w. Pryde has returned to
Boston. after spsnding. several; weeks
Miss Catherine Holton aaecompanfeds
her home and will spend several weeks,
there. 80 @ssR.S .sl.
Mrs. Hermon A. eager has return,
ed, after spending several weeks with
her son, Harry D. eager, of Moherly,
Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A, Hyde recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hyde
and Mr.. and Mrs Henry Wright of
Degrees Conferred =
Franklin Grange held a9meeting at
the Town hall Friday evening of last
third and fourth degrees were con-
ferred on two candidates. Miss Grace
Vallette and, Eugene layer. q ~ ,.:.a. :
Sunday morning at the Franklin
Congregational church the. morning
theme Will be Prisoners"
Hatch, Miss Clara johnson and Miss
Sarah Johnson of Windham and Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver L. johnson of Nor
witch were recent callers at Sunny
Top. >.a.~
The Home Missionary: society met
with Mrs B. P. Capshaw Thursday Of
last week. Mr.. Phelps of Hartford
spoke of his work there among the
foreigners. There was large at
tendance. =
Attended Grand Eneampment.
Clifford H. Robinson was in New
Haven attending the annual session
of the Grand Encampment Of the+I. o.
Q. T. of Connecticut representative of
Windham. No. 10.
Mrs. William Smith entertained
Monday Mrs. Leslie Huntington of
4onkers. n. Y, and Mrs. Myron
Smith of Blue Hills
Mrs. George H. Dolan and Agnes
Dixon of Norwich spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Charles w. Grant
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred s. Armstrong and
son, Stephen Sweet Armstrong, were
recent Providence visitors.
Home from West
Mrs. George Avery has returned
after spending several weeks in the
West. = p
Franklin Grange is planning a Hal.
1ow'en social.
Entertained at Tea.
Mrs. Louis Smith entertained at tea
Tuesday, Mrs Leslie Huntington OF
Yonkers, N. Y. Mrs. Myron Smith and
Miss Blanche Smith, Miss Bertha
Smith, Mrs. Estella Lathrop, Miss Ellis
| Smith, Mrs. Charles Beclwith, Mrs
Arthur Smith and SON, Burton Beck.
| with Smith and Mrs. George Avery.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23
PACKER

Miss Avery, Henry Simino ana Fred
Wheeler visited Philip Simino Sun
day. .... - ,s---4
Thomas ]. Brown visited in Nor
witch Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sawin have been
spending q week with Mrs. Herbert
Parkhurst.
Charles Gamble left Thursday for
New York to spend q few days
C. A. Parker OF Norwich gave a
picture entertainment here We'd
Nesday evening. A large number
attended.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23
NORTH LYME

Leverett Pitcher of Norwich has
been visiting at George Babcocl's the
past week.
". NJ. Sisson -Jr. was in. East Had
dam last Friday. -
Erwin Rogers and family visited al
Ernest Rogers in Lyme, Sunday.
NJ. J. Stark, Miss Emily Stark, Mrs
Louis Ceiling and Mrs. n. S. Strong
motored to Middletown, Tuesday and
attended the meetings of the Baptist
state convention.
Mr.. and Mrs.A. F. Hewitt, Mrs.
Dora Hewitt and chilren, also Fletch-
serr Daben- and family all of Groton
visited at w. N. Sisson and sons, Sun
day.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23
RAWSON
Parents Day Exercises at Union
School.

Mrs. A. F. Fisher and daughter have
gone to Providence for the winter.
Henry Kenyon is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Fitzgerald and
son Richard spent Sunday at Pomfret
Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fuller and
son spent the week end at their bun
galow here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clapp have re-
turned to their home in Willimantic,
after spending a week with Mrs.
Clapp's sister. Mrs. z. whitehouse.
Parents Day at Union School.
Sixteen parents and friends attend
ed the Parents day exercises at Union
school Friday, Oct. 18th. a special
program for Fire Prevention day was
carried out in addition to the regular
exercises. Many compliments were
paid the teacher, Miss Hopkins, and
the pupils for the fine program and
the manner in which il was presented
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Neff and daugh-
ter. Of Brooklyn. y. Y, have been at
William z. Nefrs bungalow
Rev. Walter z. Lanphear OF Hart
ford and William II. Hall of West
Hartford were visitors Saturday night
and Sunday a Mrs. Nancy E. Ian
phear's.
Attorney Howard c. Bradford and
family were over Sunday visitors at
W. B. Gallup's.
Twenty seventh Anniversary Services.
The twenty-seventh anniversary OF
the dedication of the Christian Mis-
sion CHAPEL was observed ut the chapel
last Sunday afternoon at 2.30. The
chapel was attractively decorated.
Rev. H. c. Mcknight presided at the
service. Superintendent Henry c. Gal
lup conducted the responsive scripture
reading. Rev. II. c. Mcknight offered
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23
WusoNvILlE

obediah Stone of NoHth Grosveuor-
dale spent Thursday with his brotffer1
Lowell Stone. --= - ---... ,
Mr.. and Mrs Monaet have been EN-
days during the past, week. ~ - csr---T
Louis Perry ef CoRey. Island. M
has been visiting his daughters. PeaEE
and Doris $500. --i "a
Miss Dorothy Higgins returned Sun
DAY To her home in Worcester. She bas7
been visiting with her grandmother.
Mrs. s Adams. the past week - s. .
Mrs Everett Huntington OF Ea8fe
Thompson was with her parents Szr5
urday. |
Fire Prevention day and Parents day
was observed with special exercises
Thursday afternoon. 80
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23
PoMFRET CENTER

A T. Grosvenor and y. A Badger
motored to Westbrook Sunday. .
Frank X Haines and daushter, Jane,
started Thursday for a visit at his old,
home az Los Angeles. -
Plaut and gladden. and friends. OF
Norwich. mOtored to sWes;land farmi
recently. - e-.
Mrs. Sphinx Of Eastford has been Vs.
iting Mrs. Joseph Scott
Lucius B. Morgan. and friends. of
Norwich, recently called on E e.
Brown.
s Robert Rush has been entertaining =
his brother from Lancaster. Mass.
Everett z. Brown left Friday 20 ]
attend the New England fruit show )
at Boston. - -. B.. ,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23
MICHIGAN

Mrs Harris and son RAYMOND of
GreereviHe called on friends here
Sunday.
Miss Trumbull of New London at
tended church in this place Sunday. !
Charles Mathews. lost a valuable
COW Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23

mother, Mrs X. A. Moves from
Thursday until Saturday
Colds are very prevalent
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holbrook Of
East Hartford visited Mr.. HoIbrook's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Holbrook.
Sunday.
Mrs Edward Lyman of Columbia is
spending a week with her sisters, the
Misses Mary and Nancy Fuller, at the
Naples.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23
LIBERTY HILL
Handsome New Oak Pews and Pull.
7sptt .Eurniture Arrive For Church.

I, The: peBs ana, pulpit furniture have
arrived and was set ailp TUESDAY. II
I'm oak and of latest design.
Money for them has been raised in
the pest year SUFFICIENT to pay cash
down. sFhey represent a lot of hard,
Hnt cheerful work. 8 The pews are so
designed ass,to make, comfortable seats
without cushions,.A,
Miss gladys Clarke who has been
i'll, the result of a. cold which develop
ed Group, Is better.
Mrs. F. A. Verplanck visited her
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23

this week and VIM be absent until next
week
Rev. william NJ. Brown Of wlndhzm
viii preach at the church tomorrow
Sunday ----4..-
tain, Mrs Brodrib Of Hartford and
Miss Saunders OF Rrovidence .haTa
been guests al Willis l. Copeland'ss
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
HyYI

called on local fr4ends saturdaS.
Mrs. E. F. Naples of New london
were the guests Thursday of Mrs. e.
T. Baker. II. 4..
Mrs. Devipes DAVIS Of Mystic called
on friendASi IN this place Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23

the Congregational church Wednesday
afternoon and evening at the chapel.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

son, who have been staying at Allen
w. Kenyon's the past two weeks re-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23
CHAPLIN

twenty seventh Anniversary of Chapel
Dedication Observed with Inspiring
Services.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-23

Other Special Values in MEMS and Boys Shoes Hats and
Furnishings, for Merchants Week
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-09
WELL KNOWN woman
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Mrs. katherine Glasscock
Dies AT Her Home At
Arnettsyille.

Mrs. Katharine Statler Glasscock,
wife OF William 5. Glasscock, died
Tuesday at her home at. Glasscock
Run, near Arnettsville. She had been
i'll for several weeks from diseases in,
cident to advanced age and her death
was expected.
Mrs. Glasscock was a daughter OF
Jacob StatIer and was aged 70 years,
2 months and .12 days. She had spent
her entire life in the vicinity. of Ar.
nettsville.
Surviving her are her husband, one
daughter, Mrs. Ellery Michael, OF
Baxter, and a son, Harry ]. 'Glasscock
at home A daughter. Mrs. Clark
Wade, and a son are deceased. She
was an aunt of Former Governor vii,
liam E. Glasscock, of Morgantown.
Mrs. GIasscock was woman OF
splendid christian character and was
loved and admired by wide circle
OF friends and relatives. Her hus.
band is among. the most prominent
farmers in that vicinity.
Funeral services will be held on
Thursday at IL o'clock at the M. E.
church at Arnettsville, and interment
will be made lin the Arnettsville Gem.
etery by Undertaken Jones.