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Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
SOUTH WINDHAM
Handsome Gift for Miss Ethel E. Lewis, of Norwich.

Miss Pauline Grady of Putnam will be the guest Thursday at the home of Mrs. Mary Larkham.
 Miss Ethel F. Lewis of Norwich now teaching the lower room at the South Windham school will teach in Willimantic next term. Miss Wini- fred Moriarty of Willimantic, a grad uate of the Willimantic Normal school now teaching in Somers, will be the teacher of the lower room at South Windham.
 MT. and Mrs. Felix Kirchner have as their guest for two weeks, MT Kirchners brothers wife, Mrs Hugo kirchner, of Elizabeth, N- J.
 Mrs. Charles Beckwith has as her guests, her daughter, Mrs Alice Alex ander and little daughter, Dora May, of Hartford, for Old School and Home Week.
 Miss Calista Backus has beens enter taining for a few days, Miss Vera levitt of Hampton.
 Mrs. Charles Hahn and little daughter, Edith, of East Hampton, are at the home of her mother, Mrs. Mary Larlzham for Old School and Home Week.
 Mrs. William Fitch of Staten Island of Mrs. William Bacllus, went to Nos ank from here.
 Class of Ten Graduated.
 inc SOuIn W1nQnam SCHOOL had closing exercises Wednesday at ten a. m. There were dialogues, recitations and singing by the school and the ten pupils were graduated: Rachel Keller, Raymond Doubleday, Tillie Colbert Allen Perry, Fred Lewis, Arthur Slate Baker, Horace Smith. The graduat- ing class gave Miss Ethel r. Lewis, the teacher in the lower room a FTanch hand mirror with solid silver back with her monogram on it. In the afternoon the teachers served ice cream and cookies.
 Miss Hunt of Wilhmantic gave a re- cital for her music pupils at the home of Mrs. Cummings recently Miss Sarah Abe is one of Miss Hunts pupils.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Bacl1us had as their guests Sunday, MT. and Mrs. Ar thur Shattuck and their daughters, the Misses Barbara and Imogene, and son, Morton. They motored from Spring field, Mass.
 Mrs. Florence Backus Ennis of Wor- cester, Mass, is visiting at her home for Old School and Home Week
 MT. and Mrs. L. Edwin Bacllus are in Brooklyn, N. Y, attending the graduation exercises at Pratt institute where their son, William E., graduates Tuesday evening at p. m.. in the chemistry course.
 Grace Lewis who has been in the Hartford hospital returned home on Friday.
 William Oman of New York was at his home over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Card motored to Hartford Sunday and spent the day anu brought back MT. and Mrs. Alfred Kinne who have been visiting in Hartford.
 Forrest Larkin and family moved to Wiil1mantic Saturday.
 Mrs. D. L. Palmer has as her guest, Miss Carrie Anderson of Neriden.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
CLARK'S CORNERS
Adults and Children at Canning Dem
 onstration-Post-Ca Shower.


 Mir. and Mrs. P. J. Palmer of Woon- socket, R. l., are guests of the former s grandparents here.
 Joseph Clark of Plainville, N. J., called on friends here the first of the week.
 MT. and Mrs. John Scott and son, Francis, have returned from Hartford where the parents went with little Francis to have his eye treated. His condition is much improved.
 Miss Hattie Plumley has returned from her stay at Dr. F. ID. Guilds in Windham.
 Mrs. Susan Carver has returned to Norwich, after visiting former neigh
 Mrs. Alice Murdock left for Nor wich last week, and will visit her sisters there.
 Miss Lenora Jennings is visiting relatives in Arlington, N. J.
 NIT. James Shea of New Haven, is visiting at John Sullivan's.
 Earl James returned to his home at Warrenville this week, having satis- factorlly completed the freshman course.
 Learn How To Can.
 Several ladies and members of the Goshen school, with their teacher, attended the canning demonstration at Hampton, Wednesday. The chill dren took part in the work and learned how to can.
 Monday, June Fist, Mrs. Allen Jew ett received a shower of postcards for her birthday. Mr. Joseph Clark, Mrs. Frank w. Martin, MT. and Mrs. L. H. Jewett, Mrs. Chester and Wal lace Jewett, and Mrs. Willis Wade called during the afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
ATTAWAUGAN

The base ball team defeated the Ballouville team 13 to 10 at Ballou- vile last Saturday. They expect to play today (Saturday) on the Alta Waugan grounds.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Potter of Wind ham and MT. and Mrs. Fred Potter of Hartford, called on Mir. Albert RoIIin- son and family recently.
 Mrs Bernard Brown has been ill at the home of her parents in East Kill ingly this week.
 MT. and Mrs. William Robinson. Mrs. Nathan EXley and two sons, William and Lucius of Canterbury, were recent visitors with Albert Rol- linson.
 MT. and Mrs. George Brown and son motored to Willimantic, Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. Charles BlacI1mar are entertaining the formers daughter and her husband, of Rock Island, III.
 Oliver Tatreault and Annette Reeves were united in marriage at Dayville Monday morning by Rev. Father Khost. They are spending their honeymoon at Turner Falls Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26

Mrs. John Baton of Wauregan, and MT. and Mrs. George Frink and fam fly of Woodstock.
 Mrs. Beatrice F'rink and Mrs. Lucy Crane visited their mother here on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Jerome of Quaker Hill are visiting at 4. A Stanton's.
 Air. and Mrs. Lewis IngaIls of Dan ielson are visiting at G. H. Gallup's.
 Guests From Boston.
 Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Reynolds and son of Boston are guests at the par sonage for a few weeks.
 Miss Esther Gallup is home for the summer vacation.
 The Ladies Aid Society met with Miss Edith Sanborn Thursday.
 William Jarvis is selling three crates of strawberries from his farm each day.
 Schools have closed. Miss BIakes- leee has returned to her home in Leb- anon and Miss Cooper to Central Vil- laSe. She intends to attend the sum- mer school at Storrs
 Luther Tanner has returned from a visit in Westerly. He also attended the Association meetings in Mystic
 Rev. MT. Reynolds attended confer enCe in Newent, Wednesday,.
 Mrs. Hattie Tanner and Miss Mar garet Tanner spent Wednesday in Norwich
 MT. and Mrs. Ezra Gallup went to Danielson Thursday to attend the graduation of their granddaughter.
 Alvin Corey entertained his niece from North Stonington, Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
EAST WOODSTOCK
Amusement During Mems Night al the Granee-Union Meeting of C. E. Societies.

Earl Bemis, who has been travelling through the West for year or more, returned home Thursday from Cali fornia and the Panama Exposition. His sister, Edith Bemis, district nurse at Worcester, returned with him.
 N. T. White and family are moving this week into their home, formerly the parsonage. Many repairs have been made on the property.
 At The Grange.
 It was gentleman's night at the Community club Monday night The Kitchen orchestra, twelve in number, called fourth hearty applause. James Aldrich, Otto Rike and Wm. Hastings gave patriotic selections on violin flute and snare drum. Then followed vocal solo by A. H. Neely; words or iginal, by N. T. White; resume of Ladies' Night, Ezra May; reading, F. R. Rollins; recitation, Rev. T. A. Turner; counundrums, S. H. Peck ham. A social time with dancing followed. The attendance was so.
 Darrell Calvin of Providence is wis iting J. E. Aldrich and family.
 U.ien c. E. Meeting.
 A union meeting of the C. E. soci- cities of Woodstock was held in the Congrega ationai church, Sunday eve ming was largely attended. There were representatives from all church. Rev. F. Harrison, Rev. H. Baker, Rev. T. A. Turner, and Superintendent Frank Barber of Putnam all took active part. There were solos by Mrs Ezra May and M. Barber. Mrs. A. G. aforse led the meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
NORTH STERLING

Miss Vivian Phillips of Providence has been visiting her uncle, Frank Co., rey.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Frank and Miss Gladys Lawton were week end visitors at Benjamin Pierce's.
 Henry A. Titus is recovering from a severe attack of grip.
 MT and Mrs. c. G. Clark of Provi- dence spent Sunday with F. o. Plum mer.
 The pupils at the Dorance and Titus schools held picnic Friday.
 Mrs Lizzie Maxim and son, of Central Village are visiting at Her bert Places
 Fred Bitgood and family of Daniel son called on friends here Sunday.
 Mrs. Abbie Hillery was in Provi- dence last week
 Mrs. Lucinda Knight spent Sunday with her brother, Olney Knight.
 MT. and Mrs. Olney Down of New Bedford are visiting Mrs J. D. HiIlery.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
ELMVILLE

Mir. Frederick of of Woonsocket, Mir. Ncelroy of Providence, Mrs War field and Miss Doris WarfieId. of Edgewood, R. l., have been guests of MT. and Mrs. J. D. Potter at the Hill Crest house. While there, they enjoyed a tour among the hills of Eastern Connecticut visiting many places of interest.
 B. A. Potter of Worcester spent the week end at the Hill Crest house.
 Mrs. Albert Evans has returned from visit to her sister in Jewett City.
 Mrs. Jerette of Providence has been spending few days with Mrs. James Kent.
 Miss Lucie Doubleday and MT. Will jam Bliss of Liberty Hill were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Royal C. Rawson.
 MT. and Mrs. Earl WinsIow spent Sunda5 in Providence
 Mrs. Herbert Hopkins entertained Mrs. Herbert Smith of Putnam Fri day.
 Herbert Hopkins has been at Oak land Beach this week.
 Mrs. Kate Quinn and MT. and Mrs Ralph Bugbee of Putnam were Sun day guests of Mrs. Mary Dwyer.
 Mrs. Matilda Spencer of Moosup Valley, R. l., has been visiting Mrs Clayton Wright and Mrs. A. H. Bat tey.
 Mrs. Ida Place and Miss Nellie Place were in Douglas, Mass, on day this week.
 A number have opened their homes to assist in entertaining guests Of the Seventh Day Adventist camp meet ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
EAST THOMPSON

The concert held Sunday, June 20, was a success. The songs by the ehoir were we'll rendered, also their reeitations.
 A thunder shower, accompanied with nail passed over this section Wednes- Ray afternoon.
 NIT. and Mrs. Silas Joslin accom- panied by Irving Robbins spent the lay in Douglas. Wednesday of last week
 he Kings Daughters hall, all who souid, taking flowers, which were to De distributed among the sick in the hospital.
 Rev. and Mrs Frank Chamberlain vent to Eastford on Monday to attend he marriage of Eugene Jones and Hiss Grace Lawton. the organist of 5ne NJ E. church.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
FUNERAL.
Charles II, Barrows.

Charles Holt BarrowS, SS, of South Canterburydied last week at the home of his son, D. Rl. Barrows He has been in failing health for some tfme He was born in Mansfield Sept. 15, 1927. On Dec. s, 1850, he was unitaf in, marriage with Susan Maria Gray Seven children, were born to them. of whom five survive. MT. and Mrs. Bar rows lived in eJeWett City, where he for over 30 years was OVerseer in the Weavers' department of Ashland mill
 On account of ill health he resigned in 1882 and purCha sed the Canterbury farm where he spent his last days in retirement. MT. and Mrs. Barrows celebrated their 50th anniversary to- gether in 1900 Her death preceded his by several years He has been most tenderly cared for during his illness by his sons wife, Mrs. Edward Bar rows. MT. BarroWs was a Mason
 having become a member of Mt Yer non lodge. No. T5, in 1878. His lodge attended his funeral. The members acted as bearers and took charge at the grave in the JeWett City cemetery Rev. NJ H. Jones Officiated at the house, where many friends and rela- tives were gathered. All his living sons and daughters were present, MT and Mrs. Frederick s. Barrows of Clinton, Mass. with their son Lester. Mir. and Mrs. Edward E. Barrows Of South Canterbury, ldr and Mrs J. s. Mullans of Milford, Mass, with their son and daughter, Charles and Mary, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Bromley of Provi- dence, R. l., with their daughter, Mrs. Susie Bromley Leigh, Mir. and Mrs. Frank 4. BarroWs of New Haven, sev- eral great grandchildren of MT. Bar rows were also present. There were beautiful flowers and forms from his children and from the lodge
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26


 Charles Edwin Blake has closed his school year in Hartford. and is home for his vacation with his parents and sisters. The Ladies Aid society of the Con- gregational church, held a food sale Wednesday.
 Capt. Hugh Mason was called very suddenly to New York to take com naand of a steamer that was to sail for San Francisco via the Panama Canal, as the Captain of the boat was ill and unable to sail.
 Grange Supper.
 Friday evening the Brooklyn grange in the Unitarian hall, followed by an entertainment.
 MT and Mfrs. George A. White were in Providence over Sunday and the first of the week with friends.
 Saturday Deputy Sheriff Edwin iffville. where she was sent by the selectmen.
 CeIinda Nye and Miss Pearl Gardi- ner are visiting relatives in Hampton. Mrs. T. D. Pond was in Norwich Monday.
 The Center school Tuesday closed for the year.
 Death Of Mrs. Barnett.
 Mrs. Mary H Barnett died Friday, the 18th, at her home in New Haven after painful illness of a few weeks. She formerly lived in this place. Her mother being the sister of the late Benjamin Brown. For several years she has spent several weeks here and enjoyed visiting the scenes of childhood days.
 Mrs. Anna B. Cummings has been entertaining Miss Adelaide Burdick of Jewett City.
 Charles Edwin Blake made a visit to New Hartford this week.
 Miss Ryan, teacher in the grammar department of Center school, has gone to her home near Glen Falls, ". Y.
 Miss Daisy E. Baker is home for a short vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
EASTFORD

Marc P. Lewis went to Stafford with his automobile and was accom- panied by his daughter, Miss Elsie Lewis, who has been recently gradu- ated from the common school, also bv Mrs. Fred A. Bowen and M. J. Chan man. The last named will remain for a few days.
 Frank Barber, supervisor of schools of Putnam, occupied the pulpit at the Congregational church last Sunday morning. Rev. J. B. King is enjoying a vacation.
 Invitations have been received to the marriage of Miss Eleanor Maria Keith and Marc Darwin Lewis today tSat- urday) at the residence of Miss Keith's parents, Judge and Mrs. Arthur M. Keith.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
SOUTH KILLINGLY

School closed Friday for the sum- mer vacation. Ruth Coffey, seven years old, was perfect in attendance during the entire year.
 Stephen Coffey of Brooklyn visited his brother, P. H. Cofey Sunday.
 Mrs E. F. Salisbury of Moosup was a recent visitor at G. w. Barlow's.
 Fred Como of DayviIle spent the week end at his home.
 Mrs. Thomas Jacques is spending a few days with Moosup relatives.
 Exercises for ChiIdren's day were held in the church Sunday morning Mrs. c. w. Edgerly, Mrs. P. c. BIiven and Miss Doane had charge.
 There was no service at the church Sunday evening on account of the baccalaureate exercises of the K. H. S., in DanieIson.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Ferdinand Kenyon has returned rom seceraI days spent in Hartford Miss Julia Baxter has returned to ter home in New York.
 Sidney P. Butler of New Haven, was n town last week.
 Miss Mary Talinski is spending ome time at horne.
 Charles Rutherford has a new au- nrno5ile-
 Mrs Hayter and family of Clinton, Esss-. are in town for the summer. Mrs- A N- Hammond and daughter. Marjorie. ere in Southbridge Mass, ( the week
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Mrs. Vanderbilt was a guest of Mir and Mrs. c. w. Brown one day this week
 MT. and Mrs. Marshal of Providence was in town over Sunday
 Mrs. Barker is visiting her sister Mrs. Phillips.
 MT. Newcomb of Worcester was in town for few days.
 Mrs. John Lowe Is visiting her daughter in East Thompson.
 Mrs. Mills and Miss Gleason of Thompson spent a day recently with Miss Nellie Lowe.
 Rev. H. D. Pierce, formerly rofzthis place spent a day here this week
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
SOUTH CANTERBURY
Funeral of Charles H. Barnes, With
 Masonic Rites.

Henry Bellows and Mrs. Jane Ladd of Baltic were guests of MT. and Mrs T. J. Barber one day last week.
 Mrs. H. E. Larkham, Miss M. J. Lark Alice, and son, Herbert, of Plain Hill, Norwich, were guests Sunday of Mir. and Mrs. Levi N. Clark.
 Mrs. H. B. Larkham is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Carrie E. Clark
 The funeral of Charles H. Barrows was held at his home Sunday after noon. Rev. Marion H. Jones' of Cam terbury, off1ciated. Burial was in the family plot in the Jewett City cemetery where the service was in charge of Mt. Vernon lodge, No. 75, F. and A. M. The bearers were J. H. Lee, T. E. Lee, A. R. Young, F, c. Whiting, C. H. Ray and Antoine Maynard, all of Jew cit City. There was present relatives from Providence, R.~L, Clinton and Milford, Mass, and New Haven, Conn,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
THOMPSON

Mrs. Peckham and family have come back to the Annex for the summer
 MT. and Mrs. Myron Elliott are en- tertaining their son, Ralph, with his wife and children. from New York.
 MT. and Mrs. John K Moore and children are spending several days in New Haven.
 Mrs. Amos E. Knight is visiting Mrs. Brunette, and Mrs. Lennon in Putnam.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joshua Alderman of Providence are at the Ark for a few days.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26

field Center to care for friends house there for a couple of weeks.
 Mrs. BeadIe has been visiting her niece. Mrs George Fowley, in Pomfrer Center.
 Mrs. Sarah Spaulding Williams has been the guest lately of Mrs Fred Richmond.
 Miss Lydia Lathrop is visiting friends in Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
ONECO

Mrs. Carrie Carr is visiting her, sister, Mrs. s. William Burdick.
 The ladies cleared $2 on their strawberry supper last Saturday night.
 Mrs. William Burdick Earl Holt. Mrs. Carrie Carr and Mrs. Celia M . Lewis were in Providence, Monday.
 O. W. Bates was in Providence last Saturday and attended the funeral of J. S. Peckham.
 John Rathbun of New -York-is ex-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
EKONK
Grange Memorial Sunday - Guests
 from Boston at the Parsonage.

There was a, large attendance at church Sunday morning, it being Grange memorial day. after the ser vice the Grange went in a body to the two cemeteries and decorated the graves of deceased members. Those from out of town attending the ser vice were MT. A. M. Noone of Peter son, N. H.. MT. and Mrs. G. $. Gallup and family of Providence, MT. and
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26

pected at the Rathbun home Monday.
 Mrs. Edwin Hili was in Danielson Thursday to attend graduation.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
Certainly Was PopuIar,

Mir Bryan has done well in resign ing. It is perhaps the wisest act of his political career.-New York Times.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
CANTERBURY GREEN
Pastors to Exchangd PuIpits Tomorrow Local Interest h Moosup Gradua-
 tfon-FuneraI of Charles H, Barrows.

Rev. H. B. GoodselI of South Kill nngly will preach Sunday morning in exchange with the pastor, who will be in South killingiy- IThe Christian En- deaVor meeting at f.30 p. m. will be under the leadership of Paul Hoxsie and will De an eve1aing of hymns and comments. Ps. 33: Is.
 Last Sunday the pastor preached upon Our PurposeI- I-the Honor and Glory of God, from the text Eph. 1: F, ITO the end that We should be unto the praise of His glory" The Christian Endeavor last Sunday even ing was led by Miss Florence Exley, the subject being IChrist's Call to Young Women.
 Bell to Ring.
 It was voted at last weeks prayer meeting to annOunde the meetings by the ringing Of the 4hurch bell Thurs day evening at T.3q and at 8 o'clock. The gathering is in tthe parsonage.
 Mrs. Frank HOxsie at the Green has invited all the ladies Of the Canter- bury parish to her Home next Tuesday, June 18th, at o'clock.
 Attended q Dnference.
 Some of those who had planned to attend the conference of the six churches at NeWeHt were prevented by the mornings uncertain weather, but MT. and Mrs Chauncey FrinIl were responsible fof a party of seven who rode down in hi touring car. MT. and Mrs. ChaunceY F'rink, MT. and Mrs. Clinton Frink, Miss Fanny Brown, Miss Edith Exley and Rev. M. H. Jones.
 The Frink car als b made the trip to Stafford Springs this week, the party being entertained there by Mrs. Jean nette Hyde Fox
 Those graduates at PIainf1eId High school, MoOsup, in whom Canterbury felt special pride ahd interest for To- cal reasons are FlOrF Fnce Riddell Exley, George Henry Carl. Ralph Weston Brown, Edith Marguerite Williams Of the freshman class, Roger Brown was appointed one of the ushers, Elsie Hawes and Elsie Ro dler, Ella Baibcock Lucius Exley and the Misses Christian sang in the school chorus.
 Brief M ention.
 Mrs. Abbie Buss has gone to Mans
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
lWindham County
BROOKLYN

Captain Hugh Mason ordered To Take Commend of Steamer-Supper at The Grange.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
Brief Mkntic

Mrs. Abbie Buss has gone to Mans.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-22

Many complaints are heard concern
 ing the condition of the streets at the east end of town The complaints come mostly from teamsters who have
 met with several mishaps and had several narrow escapes caused by the
 bad condition of east Front street which is reported to be in a dangerous condition. This morning a five ton load of coal was tipped over and the teamster narrowly escaped serious in jury. Yesterday two of the Fort Davis sleds also tipped over and one of the sleds badly damaged and left on the street and all this happened on Front street where the city is supposed to keep the street practically level. Me Allister is reported to have used the on this portion of the street to- day but in such way as not to do much good and the public is still men aeed with rough siding street which is actually dangerous and every day endangers the lives of the school chil- dren who are transported to school from Fort Davis over this street
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-22
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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-22

Capt Kirk of the Tigers. is not in the best shape in the world. His arm has been sore nearly all season and does not respond to treatment as it should. Billy may not be able to last the entire game hue he is game and will stick as long as his elusive curves fool the Eagles A R. Miller, the second pitcher, has been practicing hard in ease he is called upon to go in and will he no decided snap to hit.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-22

The information given the Nugget of the robbery of the residence of Mrs, Richardson was incorrect in several de- tails Mrs Richardson says that no money was taken from the house. The thief took a watch bracelet watch chain with nugget charm. and gold locllet The value of the property was about seventy five dollars. \ purse containing check and one dollar in cash was not disturbed