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Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-19

on Tuesday for Canada. where they
 will make their home.
 George Randall of this village and
 Miss May Gardner of GriswoId were
 married on Tuesday morning at the Metnodfst parsonage at Jewett City,
 the Rev. MT. Thatcher performing the
 ceremony. MT. and Mrs. Randall left immediately for their new home an Sweeney. Texas. where MT. Randall | owns 8 farm.
 Charles s. Hazard and son, Robert, of Providence, R. |. and Mrs Calvin Mathewson of Westerly, R. z. spent 1 Tuesday night as guests of MT. and 1 Mrs. Charles E. Maine. l MT. and Mrs. H. B. Atwood and son l of Danielson, MT. and Mrs. William
 Meggett of Worcester. Mass, were 1 recent guests at the home of MT. and
 Mrs. Arth&ur A. Gaudette | Miss Elizabeth Murphy is the guest
 of relatives in Norwich this week. l Miss Ellen Ford of New Haven is q guest of her cousin, Rev. R. P. Morris 1 sey, at St. Thomas rectory | Mrs. Maurice Stuart of Thomasto Conn, is a guest at the home of her l uncle, Charles E. Maine.
 Mrs. Eva Gilman of Phenix, R. I. is 3 guest at the home of her brother Ovela Russi.
 Arthur A. Gaudette, manager of the 1 Dearnlay and Clarke store is enioyine 3 weeks vacation with relatives a4 | Worcester, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-19
SALEM
Norwich Preacher at Congregational Church Last Sunday, Torrington This - Mrs. Maynard's Death a Shock to Community.

Rev. E. J. Ayres of Norwich preach ed in the congregational church on Sunda morning. Dwight H. MarIIu led the Y. P. s. c. E meeting in the evening.
 Rev. MT. Page of Torrington will occupy the pulpit next Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. James Beebe, Mrs. Viola Beebe and Sherwood Miner were Norwich visitors Saturday.
 George DeWolf of Spencer, Mass, is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Harry Moore,
 relatives, Mrs. Earle Brown returned to her home in North Lyme Saturday.
 Mrs. J. B. Getcheu Albert Williams, and George Williams of New London have been spending the week at Mil Valley bungalow. guests of Mrs. Hen ry TisdaIe.
 Miss Ora Sterry is spending some time with her parents. MT. and Mrs. T. Hunt Sterry at the Red cottage.
 MT and Mrs. James Beebe, MT. and Mrs. c J. Murray and children were guests Sunday Of Mrs. Murray s moth CT, Mrs. Phebe E. Robinson. in Boz rah.
 Owing to infantile paralysis scare the town library has been closed for Q short period
 Mrs. Rose Ray Of Colchester is spending few days at William May nard's.
 Miss Iveagh sterry of New London MT. and Mrs. Edward W. Dewey of Philadelphia, Ir. and Mrs. R. Trav- CTS Atkins and Miss Elizabeth Atkins of New York were Sunday guests ot NIr and Mrs. T. Hunt Sterry.
 Miss Mary Turner of the faculty o1 the Williams Memorial Institute, ot New London. is spending a few days at the HuTlbut house.
 Miss AIacomber Fillmore of Buffalo V. Y, is spending several days witE Mr. and Mrs. T. Hunt Sterry.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-19
NORTH LYME
Mrs. w. H. Maynard's Death Saddens Community-Leaves Five Little Children.

Mrs. IT. A. Rogers Of Salem visited Mrs. W. M. Sisson over Sunday.
 NIr. and Mrs. William SissOn, w. IT. Sisson. Jr., Mrs. H. A. Rogers and c. R. Tiffany, visited at Alvah 1Iorgau's in East Lyme, Sunday.
 Mrs. Jennie Abbey and Miss Mary Stark of Chester, visited Mrs. \. $. Strong. Mrs. w. M. Sisson. Jr., and Miss Emily Stark this week.
 MT. and Mrs. s. E. AckIey. [. M. Stark and Miss Ida, Stark of Basham, Miss Mary Stark and Mrs. Jennie Alp bey of Chester, Mass, Mrs. G. ?. Gates of Wilmington and M. J. Stark were visitors at N. S. StrOng's. Sun day.
 The entire community was sad dened Wednesday morning when word was received of the death of Mrs w. Fl Maynard, of Salem. Especially sad are the circumstances of her death in leaving fIse little children, the oldest under five years of age and the young est one week. Sincere sympathy is expressed for the bereaved family in the death of a faithful and loving wife and mother.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-19
SOUTH LYME
Death of William c. Slate, Member of 18th Connecticut Volunteers, Color bearer Under General McMillan and Veteran Railroad Man.

William c. Slate passed away at his home in South Lyme Aug. 8. 1916. MT. Slate had grip first, which weakened his heart and physical condition, so that while in feeble health his death was unexpected. William Collins Slate was born in Old Lyme May 25, 1843 the son of George R. and Eliza beth c. Slate. when the war broke out he enlisted in Go. D, 18th Conn. Vol, and served his country all through the war. He was shot at the battle of Ce- dar Creek, carrying the flag for Gen. McMillan and while lying on the bat tlefeld Gen. McMiIlan said. Keep still, Billy, I will have you carried off the f7eld'' While in the war he from time to time wrote home accounts of the fighting.
 The clergyman, after offering prayer in church, read his letters to the con gregation, instead of preaching a ser mon.
 In 1866 Mr. Slate began raiIroadtng for the N. Y, N. H. & H. R. R., and followed that until 1885. He ran some of the fastest trains and was always on time unless something occurred to prevent. He was always called upon to run all the fast trains. In 1889 he retired from ratlroading and spent the rest of his life at his home here, which he made beautiful by his untiring la bor. He was always a friend to the poor and always willing to lend a helping hand to all who will be great ! ly missed by all who knew him. His 1 genial every day life and truthful i sterling qualities were good examples for all
 He is survived by his wife, Ellen J 1 Slate, and four children, Mrs. James | F. Smith of New London, Mrs. Albert ] H. Miller of Jersey City and James B l Slate of New Haven and William C. i Slate, Jr.. of South Lyme, who deeply mourn the loss of a loving husband i and kind father.
 Personal Mention.
 A. H. Miller of New York is spend l ing his vacation with his family at the 1 home of w. c. Slate.
 i Among those who attended the flu. ! neral of W. c. Slate were William II | Slate and two sons, Earl and Fred o, 1 GiIbertvilIe, Mass, Mrs. w. E. Com 1 stock and son Merrill of New Haven also Mrs. Leslie Smith, all nieces ant l nephews of the deceased.
 Prof. A. B. F. Manniere has gone tt Providence for a visit
 Virgil Champion of South NOrwan was calling on friends here recently James B. Slate has returned to hi home in New Haven after visit witt his mother.
 Wilfred Preston of Schenectady anl Esther Smith of Boston are guests a the home of MT. and Mrs. B. P. Stan hope.
 Mrs. James Smith is the guest of he
 mother here for a time.
 Mrs. Josephine Fellow of Brooklyn
 is the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. w Chapman.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-19
LEDYARD
Grange Picnic at Poquonoc-Open Open Air Service al Lamb Town School House-Preperati For Bill Dinner on August 90.

Several local friends attended a birthday party in honor Of Earl B. Geer's birthday at the home of his parents, Deacon and Mrs. Isaac G. Geer on Thursday evening. Salads, cake and lemon sherbet were served at the close.
 The Grange picnic was held at PoquonOC on Tuesday. There was 9 nice attendance and all had a fine day
 Next Open Air Service.
 An open air service was held on the lawn of the Congregational church on Sunday afternoon. There were three ministers present Rev. MT Goodenough, Rev MT. Robbins and the Rev. Mr. G0odenough Of Winchests. ., Conn.
 The next open air service will be held Sn the lawn next Sunday at the Lamb Town School house.
 Miss Florence Geer and Miss Flor ence Clark have been recent guests of Miss Aldence Clark Of StOnington.
 Asa. J. Sheldon is repairing the various school houses III town, pre- parat0ry to the opening of the schools in early September.
 The executive committee of the Bill Library association met on Saturday and made arran ngements Tor the annu- al Bill dinner. which will be held on August 30th. The principal speaker of the day will be Rev. Henry W. Hulburt, of GrOton.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-19
OBITUARY.
Ms. MarY Loekwood.

Mrs. Mary Lockwood, wife of Henry Lockwood, died very suddenly on We'd nesday afternoon. Mrs. Lockwood was born in Lisbon. fl years ago and has lesided in this town for a number of years. She leaves to mourn her loss besides her husband, seven children. the youngest a, few hours old, her par ents, and several brothers.
 Arthur L. Briggs.
 On Thursday morning the communf- ty received with deep sorrow the news of the death of Arthur L. Briggs aft CT a brief attack of acute indigestion. NIT. Briggs was about his usual work until Tuesday evening when suddenly stricken. His death occurred early on Thursday morning. The suddenness of his death was a great shock to the en- tire community and the sympathy of the people go out to the bereaved par ents, Mir. and Mrs. Ezra Briggs, and the entire family.
 Mir. Briggs was a prominent business man, being Q member of the firm of the Briggs Manufac curing company; a prominent town officer, being regis trar of voters for many years. and was an ardent republican m politics. Fra | formally he was a Mason, and 8 For ester of America. in which he was a nast chief ranger. His place in the community will be hard to fill and his loss will be deeply felt.
 Members of Court Libedty, No. I32. r. of A. are requested to meet at Union hall, at 1 p. m. Sunday after noon. August 20. to attend funeral of our late brother, Arthur L. Briggs | Thomas Mcdonald, Secy.-adv
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-19
SOUTH GRISWOLD
CIamnoinq Expedition at ouonochon- taug-Back to New York by Auto.

MT. and Mrs. w. L. Burdick of Hope vile and A. G. Greene were clan1ming at QuOnochontaug on Saturday.
 Mrs Ernest Luther was called to Genoa Junction, Wis, on Friday by the illness of Mir. Luther's mother, Mrs. EcEhart Luther
 Benjamin W. Young Of OIeriden spent the week end ct his home here
 It is expected that Dr. C. J. North D. D., who has been spending a few weeks at P. J. Gustafson's. will return to Auburn, \. Y, on Monday, making the tTip by auto.
 Ernest Luther and son Clarence spent Sunday evening at I. O. Bur dicks
 R. NJ. Brand and family spent Sat urday at the seashore.
 Mrs. Baker of Greeneville has been spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Palmer.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tournier and Miss Florence NcGoverr are spending a few days in New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. l.. Burton were in Jewett City on Tuesday. ~
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-19
ROAD SOCIETY
Johnson-R Billings Wedding on August 28-schooI Friends Reune at Deans Woods-Motor Parties.

MT. and Mrs. Randall Brown of MEsti- was at Maple Lawn Sunday afternoon.
 NIT. and Mrs. Fred Hewitt who are staying few days at the Gallup homestead in North Stonington were callers on their uncle. A. G. Hewittr recently.
 Invitations have been received to the wedding of Miss Priscilla Alden Billings and Ernest Parker Johnson, on August 28, at ' D. m.
 Miss Maud Flood has returned to her home in Vermont after several days spent with her brother and
 wife, MT. and Mrs. Harold Flood on EinCllley Hill.
 Mrs. B. 4. HerricI1 who has been at Maple Lawn for the past few weeks returned to her home in Norwich on Friday, going with her daughter Mrs. Everett Byles who with her husband,
 motored from Providence to Stoning- ton.
 Mrs. Adelaide Benedict. Mrs. Eliz- abeth Herrick. Mrs. Seth N. Williams and Miss Grace D. Wheeler, notored to Watch Hill on Friday.
 Deacon Williams at NorthfieId. Deacon 3. F. Williams has been staying several days at Northfeld, Mass.
 Mrs John Brown of Illinois was a recent guest at Mrs. Fannie Will iams'. Rev Mir Gerner of New York state l preached here Sunday Fifteen Friends ct Reunion. A party Of fifteen friends met at Deans Woods on Friday for an alI- day lunch and enjoyed the time ex- ceientIy, nearly all having been school friends at Mystic The day. the i place and the nOon-day lunch were all pronounced perfect and the picnic l closed with the song. "A Perfect Day"
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-19
FRANKLIN
Pleasant Surprise for s. N. Hyde on His 70th 5irthday--Mrs. Louis Smith Gave Tea Party.

Miss Faith N. Gager is spending a few weeks at North Woodstock, N. H.
 Mrs. Mary Ross of Norwich has re- turned after spending a week with MT and Mrs. George [. Ladd.
 Mrs. Elva, Brown and Walter Church were callers on Mrs. Eernon A. Gager Sunday.
 Miss Nettte Johnson was the guest of Mrs. Hermon A. Gager on Wednes- day.
 Louis starkweather of Norwich was a, recent guest of NIT. and Mrs. George
 George Goodwin has returned to Hartford after spending a few days with his sister, Mrs. Louis Smith.
 Tea Party.
 Mrs. Louis Smith gave a tea party in honor of Miss Bertha Smith and Miss Florence Grove and Helen Grove. The guests included Mrs. Clinton Blanche Smith, Mrs. Horace Smith, Mrs. Charles Beckwith, Mrs. George Kahn, Mrs. Clayton LathrOp, Mrs. Ar thu~ Smith.
 Helen Grove of S0merville. Mass, are the guests of Mrs. Arthur Smith.
 Outing at Watch Hill. A party including Mrs Louis Smith, Mrs. Arthur Smith, Miss Florence Grove, Miss Helen Grove, Ray Beck with George Bccllwith and Halsey Gallup enjoyed an outing at Watch
 Hill on Wednesday.
 Mrs. Louis Smith entertained on 1 Tuesday evening Huntington Lathrop, Miss Annie AIosier, Miss Lillian Shy der, Misses Florence and Helen Grove Milton Beclwith, Ray Beckwith | George Beckwith and Halsey Gallup Mrs c. w. Grant and Miss Clara , Grant are spending a few days in GrotOn.
 Surprise on 10th Birthday.
 4 very pleasant surprise party was given $. \. Hyde on Wednesday by his brothers and sisters, 1t being his roth birthday. Dinner was served al noon, consisting of chOwdeT, chicken cake, pie, coffee and fruit. The guests tic, who was exactly the same age | being but a, few hours difference 1T their ages. MT. Hyde was the reCipi- | ent of a large number of letters an6 | postcards from his many friends. MT ! Hyde was the oldest son of LuTa Abby | Robinson and Nathaniel Hyde ant 1 was born in the house which he now | occupies. He represented the town O. | Franklin in the legislature in 1S8! | and during the sessions Of 1891 anC | 1893 was doorkeeper of the house. Ht | was also tax collector for a number O | years and has served as constable fo, | a period of several years. The guest! 1 included Mrs. Mary Swift Miss Haze 1 Swift, Mrs. H. V. Hyde, MT. and Mrs i Ruel \. Hyde, Mrs. Ray Wilcox, Dr. l 1 B. Gallup and Mrs. James Rose O | Willimantic, Mrs. LaviUs Hyde of BOs l ton, Mrs. William Adams, Miss Der i nice Adams, Frank Hyde of New Ha' ven, Miss Lucy Hyde and Mrs. Abbi, | Speeler.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-19
LIBERTY HILL.

Mrs. Hermon Strong of Ansonia, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. Henry Clarke.
 There will be no church service the remainder of this month.
 Miss Bessie Sheffield of Worcester, Mass. is visiting her cousins, Mrs. Henry v. Oehlers and John and J. Henry Clarke.
 Farmers are finishing having this good weather.
 Mrs. George A. Trotter is in New ton, Mass, this week.
 Mrs. Elmer Caples and her cous- iii Mrs. Charles Warren, are spend tre the week end in New London with Mrs. Warren's mother n-Iaw
 Arthur Turner and Herbert Willis are having in Chaplin for Thomas Hewling this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-19
LEONARD BRIDGE
Miss Williams, Windham Graduate,
 Will Teach at Goshen Hill.

Mrs. Alfred Hughes of Providence, R. |. is spending some time at the home of her sister. Mrs. Kenneth L. Cummings.
 visiting Carlton 4. Cummings.
 Miss Ruby E. Williams, a graduate of Windham High school, has been engaged to teach the Goshen Hill school for the coming year.
 Miss Nettie M. Williams Of Leban- on is visiting at Mrs. Ida g. Cum mings.
 Mir. and Mrs. Brunette Cummings of South Manchester accompanied by Mrs. Ida E. Cummings of this place and Miss Nettie M. Williams of Leb- anon notored to Ocean beach Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Thayer of Lebanon v6o3 in Hartford Monday
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-19
LAUREL GLEN
Farmers in This Vicinity Are Through
 Haying-PersonaIs.

Miss Hattie White who has been visiting relatives in Jewett City, has returned home.
 John Foster and wife of Providence accompanied by his nephew and wife, of New York were recent guests of Mrs. Phoebe White.
 Dr. Duane Main who nas been wis., iting at the home of W. L. Main is at the Willimantc Camp ground.
 Dr. Hale and family returned to day
 Mrs. Susan Miner of Norwood, R.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-19
SHUNOC
Large Attendance at Baptist Picnic William G. chappelI We'll Known HeTe-Miss Marian White Will Teach at CIar<'s Falls.
Chapman.

Here-Miss Marian White Will
 Teach at CIzrEt's Falls.
 Rev. Lucfan Drury Of North ston- ington spoke in the Shunoc Baptist church Sunday. At the close of the preaching service communion was held.
 The Sunday school connected with the Baptist church here held their an nual picnic in Vincent Grove, We'd nesday. There was a large attendance and the exercises were very enjoyable ade and confectionery was appreciated The affair was great success under the leadership of the superintendent Miss York.
 Formerly on Dairy Farm Here.
 William G. Chappeu of Waterford who was injured by a horse Sunday and who's subsequent death occurred in the Memorial hospital at New Lon don, was well known to many of the towns residents MT. Chappell and H. E. Randall worked together one sea- son in local large dairy farm.
 Improvement Society Met.
 The Chunoc Improvement society held a business meeting Wednesday at the Second Baptist church. There was a good representation of mem bers present at the meeting.
 Mrs. Samuel A. Barnes and daugh- ter, Hattie, of AshwiIIett, were in the place Saturday. the guests of Mrs. H. E. Randall and Mrs. E. B. James.
 The Third Baptist Society will hold a business meeting Saturday afternoon in the auditorium of the church.
 Good Patronage at Entertainments.
 The entertainments being held by the North Stonington people for the benefit Of the local Tea Garden are being Hberally paEEoniZed by out of town people. The exercises closed on Thursday evening.
 Miss Whit at Storrs.
 Miss Marion Whit has gone to Norrs summer school for teachers. Miss White has been employed to teach the C1ark's Falls school the con- ing year.
 E. B. James is entertaining his brother, Ezra James of Griswold.
 Local residents were in Preston on Tuesday to attend the wedding of a relative.
 Mrs. R. B. Wheeler and children have moved from their old home here to Westerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-19
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Maynard.

Mrs. Edna Maynard passed away at the Bacl1us hospital early Wednes- day morning following an illness of six days.
 May 12, 1899. the daughter of J. Frank Rogers and the late Evelyn DeWof Her entire life has been passed in this community where she leaves many friends to mourn her loss.
 Before her marriage Mrs. Maynard taught school in this town and also in LeffingwelI
 She was married to William May nard in October, 1910. She was of a bright and cheerful disposition and her death came as a shock to the en- tire community. Besides her husband she leaves five small children and a sister, Mrs. John Rathbun, of this town.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-19
GLASGO
Called to Wisconsin by Illness of Mother-Mrs. Gustafson Will Enter tain Ladies' Aid Society.


 The Ladies' Aid society will be en- tertained by Mrs. P. J. CUstafson on next Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Ernest Luther was called to Geneva, Wisconsin,. last week because of the illness of MT. Luther's moth CT.
 Mrs. Minerva M. Burdfck of Provi- dence. R. |, is the guest of her niece, Mrs. W. G. Burdick.
 Mrs 1IcFaus has moved into the house owned by Mrs. LaCross, just above the village
 Miss Herwin of WilIimantic visit ed friends in this place Tuesday. Miss Della MaIIoy and her sister, whose home is in New York, were guests of Mrs. Frank Gardner, Tues day, and also called on Mrs. Bur dick.
 Farmers have been a, long time in harvesting their hay crop, owing to the unfavorable weather conditions. Many city residents are spending the heated term with local country relatives.
 Mrs. Kate Pechie was a visitor at her fathers home Wednesday.
 Miss Bertha MatheWson is visiting her sister Mrs, Weeks
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-19
NIANTIC
Campfire Girls on Two Weeks Outing Boy Scouts at egatchie-LivsIy Meeting Predicted at Pavilion Next Monday.

A number of Campfire Girs from Mi antic arrived in the Grove about noon Wednesday for q, two weeks outing. They are stopping at Miss Nerner's s cottage on LaUre street. Mrs. Dun can Dodd of the village is ChaperOne of the party.
 A number of the Boy Scouts of the village are on their annual outing trip and are camping out in the Oswegat- chic woods near the Stone dock. There are a number of camps in these woods.
 Mrs. W. F. Beebe visited New Lon don last week.
 Donald Belcher of New York spent Sunday in the Grove.
 AIr. and Mrs. c. A. F'iske and their daughters, the Misses Gladys and Flor enca have returned to their home in Norwich
 MT. Barrows of New London was a visitor here Wednesday.
 Mrs. Reycroft and family of Brook lyn. \. Y, have arrived at the Eager cottage for the remainder of the sea- son.
 Mrs. J. c. sodeu of Ansonia is vis- iting at her home.
 Jacob Linicus. Jr., and George Es- henfeTder of New London motored to the Grove Wednesday and were the guests of Leo La Pointe at the Brown cottage.
 Miss Marcia Delbridge of Bridgeport and Pine Grove, has left the Pines af- ter a visit here.
 Seanoe at Manwaring Cottage.
 A seance was held Wednesday after noon at the cottage of Mrs. w. J. Man waring in South street.
 Richard Lee of Grassy Hill was a caller in the Grove Wednesday.
 Mrs. George Harding and daughter, Miss Lima, of Grassy Hill, are visit Ing Mrs. Lucy Gleason.
 Rev. Duncan Dodd of Mantle called Tn the Grove Wednesday. Lawrence Spencer has returned to his home in Salem.
 Mrs Abby J. Strickland of Brooklyn, V. Y. has arrived at the home of Mrs. 5. K, Crandan at Best View, Water lord for a visit
 Leroy Whiting visited New London Tuesday in his new Ford car.
 Mrs. Washburn's Whist.
 Mrs. R. B. s. Washburn of the Grove entertained several ladies of the sum- ner colony at 6 whist recently.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. s. Robbins have given up the restaurant and the place
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-19
HAMBURG
|. B. g. Sale and Entertainments Mrs. Mary Tiffany Underwent Op- eraticn at Hospital.


 Charles Tiffany of New York is in town, having made the trip here in his yacht
 Mrs. James Bill of Springfield is visiting Mrs. Mary Bill.
 The midsummer sale of the L. B. S., held last Tuesday evening was a success. A fine musical programme consisting of vocal and instrumental solos were much enjoyed. MT and Helen Lester of Hartford. Miss kath- crime Stevens of Philadelphia were among those who took part.
 Miss Maria, May and Tessie liar ding spent the past week at the sea shore near Fenwick. Mrs. Mary Tiffany underwent an operation at a New London hospital last week and is doing we'll 4 party from Bill Hill enjoyed a cay at GrisWold's beach the first of the week.
 Mrs Willard Anderson is enter taining her brother and family from New Jersey.
 Misses Barbara and Edna LaPIace and Miss May Judson of Deep River. visited Miss Rachel Tiffany last week.
 The Pomona picnic held on Lyme Grange fair grounds last week was well attended considering the wealth er Mrs. Bartlett of Putnam and Mrs Wilson Irvine of Chicago spoke on Equal Franchise. w. o. Rogers and r. c. Warner of Norwich on the New London County Improvement League.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-19
EAST COLCHESTER

Miss Eliza Murphy has been a re- cent guest of MT. and Mrs. c. A, Kramer.
 Arthur and Walter AIahoney are al work on c. NJ. Geisthardt's sawmiIl after a, few weeks vacation.
 F. A. Case was in Norwich Tuesday on business.
 Farmers who are cutting their meadow grass find it of good quality and quantity, hut hard to get because of wet places.
 Michael McGrat!l, who has been i.i Is gaining slowly.