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Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
EAST THOMPSON
Funeral Of Mrs. Ransoos, Wife of Rev. MsrrIok Rapsom-snith Barn Floor collapses. Cow Killed.


 Mrs. Florinda Ransom. 80. wife of Rev Merrfck Ransom died Wednes- day, May 21st. She was III for a long time. the last eight months not able to leave her bed. soma Of the time suf- ferlng intensely. Her husband who survives her Is in feeble health, She leaves also two daughters. Mrs. Wardswofth Of Hoekannm, Conn, and Mrs. Morse Of Indian Orchard. Maas., also a son. John Ransom. who resides in the house with his father at East Thompson. and g neral was held Friday afternoon at two o'clock, with services conducted by the pastor Rev. Prank Chamber lain, assisted by Rev. W. J. Smith of North Grosvenordale. Rev. ]. R. Mil- Ter. of West Thompson. and forra- CT pastor, Rev. O. D. Newton Of Ver- non There were many beautiful doraf tributes. including spray Of calIa lilies from the husband, pil- low from the children and a wreath of mixed flowers from the granochtl- F dren: from the church a spray of sweet peas. Kings Daughters a spray of snap dragons. The ". C.. T. D. sent a spray of white carnations. two ureaths of galaxia leaves and other pieces from friends The body vas taken to East Hampton for burial on
 Win Exchanse PuIpita. Sunday. June 11th. Rev, W J Smith and Rev. Frank Chahm- berlain will exchange pulpits. 1 MT. and Mrs. Bartlett have been staying at the home of David Porter since coming to town this season, on account of the serious illness of Mir Bartlett. Last week he was moved on a cot to his ownh home; he is still unable to sit up.
 I Mrs Ellsworth Bixby is entertain. I ing her sisters. Mrs. George Barnes o1 iWhitinsvilIe, Mass and Mrs. Georgi Blhen from Brooklyn, N. Y.ss for z 1 few days.
 The monthly meeting of the King Daughters was held Wednesday.
 Barn Floor Collapsed. I On going to the barn Tuesda. morning, Joseph Smith found tn floor has fallen in leaving two cow hanging by the neck. One was dea1 and the other was rescued just il time to save its life.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
SPRING HILL

Mfr. and Mrs. Frank B. Curtis and Mss Ruth Curtis of Hasbrouck Heights, N. J.. Mrs. Nathaniel Michel of New York and Miss Anna E. Grier of Bronxville, N. r., arrived at Alan weld last week Friday evening and stayed until Sunday morning, when they started on the return trip, which was made by automobile
 The selectmea held their monthly meeting at the town clerks of1ce in the town hall Monday.
 Mrs. Byron S. Hawkins and two children of Middletown have been visiting at the Flaherty home this week.
 The sewing club met with Mrs. Wayne l.. Storrs Wednesday after noon. The newly-narried couple left for their new home in Bridgeport on Thursday.
 The Ladies' Aid Society furnished a strawberry supper and sociable at the Baptist church Friday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
WINDHAM
Barnard earrows Of U. s. ForssfgS Service Inspecting Nearby ahlosdis Choral Union Has to Rehsarse by Lamplishs.


 Rev M. R. Plumb has been in Ne1v Haven this week attending the eeneral necticut VI Rev Frank Thompson of Ansonia. : former pastor of the Congrer rafionaI enuren eI 1s | aere. IS spending the week at Guests at the inn over Sunday in- sluded MT. and Mrs. Jack Martin Of springneld, Mass. and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lawrence of New Haven.
 In Forestry Service.
 MT. and Mrs Bernard Barows of Washington. D. e. are at the. inn Nf,. <. Barrows is in the employ of the for estry department and is looking after the government property in the BaIIy- mahack woods Miss Myra Petty of Putnam is visit. ing Miss -Abbie Bates.
 Rev. K. H. Harrison of Woodstocl will preach in the Congregafiona church here on Sunday and Rev. M. R Flufnp will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at Woodstock academy.
 Trip in Norwich Car.
 Mrs. W. H. Frink returned Wednes. day from a two days motor trip t, Greenfield over the Mohawk trail witt Mrs. Ella Peck of New York and Mrs Elizabeth Norton of Norwich. 
 Attended Norwich Meeting.
 Mrs. Robert Pegrum attended th, annual meeting of the Eastern Con neetfcut branch, w. B. F. M.. in Nor l wich Tuesday.
 The Woman's Missionary society vii noid It's annual meeting Tuesday af ternoon. A report of the Norwic] meeting will be given. Mrs. M. R. Plumb and little so, nave been spending part of the wee with MT. and Mrs Charles Larrabet Mrs. Trigger has been entertairin her sister and niece from New York Miss Neale left Friday to spend tn summer with her sisters at Brooksyal,
 Rehearsal by Lamplight. 1 When the members of the Chors union met at the Congregations church Wednesday evening for thei rehearsal it was discovered that th electric hgtrts were out of commission 1 Evidently the thunder shower of Mon oay night was responsible. A numbe or lamps were procured and the re hearsal was held. The union will rnee Friday of next week, as it is more con yenlent than Wednesday for some { the high school students
 The death of Henry BinghaIn re moves one of Windham's old and re spected citizens
 I Q. F. Fenton and son John of Bosto are spending Sunday with Mrs. J. Fenton.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
cLARK,s FALLS

MT. and Mrs. Richard D. Maine were In Westerly on business Wednesday.
 Clay Collins is i'll. others, were guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles L. Brown on the White Rock road recently.
 Ed Cook is at work for H. G. Lewis in District No. {.
 Miss Ruby Maine Ilas been the guest of friends in Mystic and enjoyed trip to Ocean Beach.
 Grass in this locality is looking the finest 1t has in years.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
Holland County
BOLTON
Children to Be Baptized at Tomor- rows servioe-Good Attendance al Benefit Dance.


 Children's Sunday is to be observed bies baptized ae that service.
 Deacon Charles N. Lewis has been appointed as delegate to attend the ordination of Rev. Mir. Winship in Coventry, June 20th.
 Charles Casse1i has the founda- ton for the house that he is soon to build in North Coventry completed. The dance given by the young la dies of South Bolton in Bolton hall last Saturday evening for the benefit of the Bolton Hall association was well attended. The Tuxedo orchestra of Manchester furnished music.
 Frank Tyler's saw mill has been moved to Walter D. Howe's lot.
 c. B. Franeeschina is having logs sawed for a barn frame which he is soon to build on his property on Brandy street.
 Miss Anna B. Post was in New Britain recently the guest of Miss Several from this place attended the meeting of the Holland County Association of Congregational Church and Ministers in Holland last week Friday. Charles R. Warner the delegate was among the number
 Miss Katherine Stetson of Andovel visited at Charles N. Loomis' over
 Move to Windsor.
 William H. Atkins has moved hi. family to Windsor where he is em' ployed.
 Myron M. Lee who is now living or the Clarke place 4s soon ito move hi. family to the Summer cottage at thu Center, vacated by MT. Atkins. Mrs. c. B. Pomeroy who had re turned to Windsor for a week, return ed to her daughters, Mrs. W.fF c Whites today for the summer.
 Hartford proved quite an attractiv place to Bolton people last week Sat | urday and again "Wednesday, to vfey the preparedness parade and atten the circus.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
WHSoNVnLE

Mrs. Bertha Ramsdell and child of west Thompson spent Tuesday with Mrs. Charles Kelly and family.
 Mrs. c. F. May of Webster and Mrs. A. R. Beville of Willimantic called on local relatives Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Brightman have moved to Mandlaug, R. T.
 Mrs. Agnes Clare and MT. Murdoch, or Boston were with the former $ mother Memorial day
 A large truck from Worcester broke through the fence at the turn by keegan's mill and nearly tipped over Tuesday afternoon. It was got bacL about II o'clock that night.
 MT. Donahue and family have moved in where the Monasts moved out. H. Is in the employ of L. Keegan.
 Irving Adams was in Oufnebaup on. day last week
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
NORTH STERLING

Mrs. Ida Blanchard of Layville re- gently called on her aunt, Lucy Young.
 Olney Knight and family of Foster Center. R. T., spent Sunday at H. H. CrowelPs.
 c. H. Rounds and Horace Swan spent day in Providence last week.
 Mrs. Abbie I1illery spent few days in worcester recently.
 MT. and Mrs Fred Smith of Maiden and Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Smith of Putnam and Mrs. Henry Blanchard of Dayville visited at Horace Swans on Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Lewis of Prov idence were week end visitors with Mrs. Lydia Place.
 Mir and Mrs. GriswoId and Mrs Reed of Worcester visited their farm here last Saturday.
 Miss Iilla May Shippee was ir Plainfield to spend Memorial day.
 Winfield Grifhths was in Sterling las week helping his father, who is il
 Perry Potter of Providence and Miss Lucinda G. Knight spent Sunday at H H. CrowelIs.
 The Norgreand boys have purchased an automobile. Mrs. Marion Brown has recovered from her recent illness
 c. H. Rounds motored to Previdenc Sunday.
 Misses Charlotte and Verna Chesle. were in Providence Sunday. Mrs. Bixley Is repairing the Eaous at the Shippee farm. A family iron Washington, D. C., will move her ! when the repairs are completed F. O. P1ummer was in Boston an New Bedford last week on bushes 1 trip.
 Miss Mary Grifths closed a yer successful term of school at the Dor rance district last week Friday with I good entertainment programme. Mir and Mrs. George Newcomb ( New York have opened their home fc the summer.
 Mrs. Iauretta Mains of East Killing l Iy called ca Mrs W. R. Whaiey las xSse6k
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
New London County
NLANTIC
Mrs.. Martha s. Brown Reaehps 1aeth Blrtiuday Capt. F. K. Ratric's Launch Crescent Arrives.

p6rs. AEartha 6. Brown celehrated her SafI, birfhdAy Nav 2Skh. Mrs. Brown received a number of handsQne ana useful gifts. also a slarge colectton oi postcards from many friends nsre q @n9 .,. iheaath. She received . number of call- ers during the day. With the assass- ance of her daughter, Mrs. Adeia1oe Spencer. the event was most enJoy- able one.
 | Mrs. A. H Hathaway returned to her home in Hartford Tuesday after q snort stay in the Pines.
 Gacree Neuschafer of New York ia making visit to his sister, Mrs. OA- fiS MI 5s senx of waaerbury Is making a visit to her parents. MT. and Mrs x. Mr and Mrs. William Beklnap re- turned Tuesday to their home n RTidgeport after stay in the Pines
 Mr. and Mrs. Byron Eddy ot taAr- field have been occupying eneir cot- tage. .,, ,.. arrived at their cottage Tor tne sea
 The Crescent Arrives.
 Cant. and Mrs. F. K. Patrtc arrived sunday afternoon in their launch Gres- cent from Long Island City. AS the day was an ideal one they made tne trip in about twelve hours, With stoI at New Haven, waiting for tide. When Captain Patrfc came up the river the cIlsig of his engine and the sound ol his whistle were familiar to the Grove people and a number of them wen' down to the dock to greet the capea4L and his wife on their arrival.
 Mrs. Benjamin S. Mallory left Mon 6ay for Eastern Point after visit tt her father. George s. Patric.
 b. Levison and family of New Lon don passed Sunday at their cottage daughter. Miss Catherine, of Bridge port raotored to the Grove Sunday TO a visit to tho Washburn cottage.
 Howard Pitkin has returned Iron East Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Manwarlng Q New Haven are occupying their cot tage.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
STERLING
Rev. Paul Miller to Preach His Fare
 wei Sermon Tomorrow.

Mrs. Levi Carr and daughter of South Manchester have been visiting relatives here.
 The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs. Claude Shippee. Wednesday aft ernoon.
 Miss Mary Douglass spent the week end with friends in Danielson.
 Mrs, Chester Burlingame was in Providence, Saturday.
 Mrs. Hiram Ford of Howard, R. l., spent Wednesday with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Isaac Belknap.
 Farewell Sermons.
 Rev. Paul Miller will preach his farewell sermon Sunday next. The community deeply regrets the de- parture of the pastor and his family Harold M. A1oWry was 3. visitor al Andover Mass, Saturday.
 Miss Elizabeth Miller, of Moosup was a guest at the home of her broth CT, James Miller. over the week end
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
WEEKAPAUG
Cottage Owners Begin to Arrive-Nor- wieh Visitors at 5irds' Nest Camp.

Mrs. L. c. Sanford zand family of New Haven, arrived Thursday at Wyncote cottage, for the summer. Mrs. Hannah Green and Mrs. Leon W. Bliven were at Narragansett Pier, Wednesday and attended the South District W. e. T. U. convention, held at the Baptist church.
 S. M. Gladwin and family of Hart ford arrived at Ealwyn Boulders for the summer.
 Guests from Norwich.
 Miss Emma Treffeisen with her mother. Mrs Brown, of the Norwich sanatorfum, are at Birds Nest Camp for a few weeks.
 Mrs. Robert Smitllers was bust ness caller in Providence one day last week.
 MT Runyan and family of Now Jer- sey are at one of MT. Ayers bunga- lows for June.
 F. c. Buffam and family are at Weekapaug Inn preparing it for the season.
 Rear Admiral H. U. Dunn has been spending a few days at his summer home here
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
SOUTH KnLnGLY

Mqs. A. P. Grover Of Providence spent Friday at A. E. Halls.
 Mr. and Mrs Henry SpauIding re- gently entertained their son Leonidas of the Boston Bible school.
 Alice Smith Of Masllentuck enter tained Ruth Coffey Sunday.
 Leonard Morrison was visitor al The Oaks Wednesday
 nfr and Mrs A E Phillips were vis- thors at MT. KelIyss Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs Harry Young of Dan ielson were at c. " BarIow.s Sunday
 Abram Hendriekson disposed of his personal property at auction Thursda5 Re has naQyed his family to New ter
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
PENDLETON HILL

Mrs. Jennie Thompson. Irving Thompson, MT. and Mrs. Clifford Thompson and daughter Katherine, spent the recent holiday in Spring ield. Mass, guests of Dr. c. Welsey Hale and family.
 Miss Bessie Thomson of Bradford who has taught the Hill school for the past two years has been transferred to District No. of this town.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hillard oi North Stonington were last Saturday at Mrs Hillardss former home, nov owned by J. Cornwall.
 Prank Brown of Bradford was in t1ne place buying calves Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Miss Nellie Lowe has returned from her visit to her brother.
 Senexet grange observed Neighbors' night last Wednesday night, Thomp- son and Souttlbridge granges being in- yited and furnishing part Of the pro- gram.
 Mr. Palmer is visiting his son for a few days.
 c. ". Bowen has opened his summer home for the season.
 Mrs. George Wilcox, who has been suffering from blod poisoning is slow 1y recovering.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
dARK's CORNERS

Mfr. and Mrs. watson, Mss vrella Watson and Afr. Murray of New Lon don motored from New London Sun day and spent the day at Willis I. Wadefs.
 Master Fl. Perkins Of North Wind ham Is visiting his cousin here.
 Edward Clark moved his household goods from Hartford by autotruck on Friday and is occupying The Rest, on Allen Jewettss place. for the summer. called on her father Tuesday.
 Mrs. Coiburn and daughter Of Ab- ington visited Mrs Amos Stone We'd nesday.
 Supervisor Frank ". Barber was h town laEt week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
BROOKLYN

Michael o'Neil has moved his fam fly to New London, where he is 10 re- side.
 moved her household goods to Wash ington, D. C., and with her family left for her new home Friday.
 Nr. and Mrs. Theodore D. Pond have returned home, after visit of two weeks with their son, William, in Merfden
 the last meeting Of the year Monday at the rectory Mrs A. P KneIl being the hostess It was a social meeting Mrs. s. l. F'rink the newly elected president being in charge.
 Wednesday, Mrs Clarence A. Pot ter gave pinic upon her lawn to the Danieison and Brooklyn clubs. A very enjoyable time was spent.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
BOLTON NOTCH

Mrs. Jessie Smith has left the en- ploy of M W Howard and gone to Bristol to take care of her mother, who is i'll.
 M. ". Howard, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs Marie Shaw and Mrs. Jessie Smith went to Hartford. Saturday. to see the parade.
 Mrs. Robinson and two daughters from Norwich visited at Mrs. Dr Mann's, Tuesday
 Mrs. Aldie Gorman was at l1er fath- CTS, A. @. Ollirer's. over Sunday.
 Mrs. A. o. Oliver and granddaughtel were in Hartford. Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
HANSON

MT. and Mrs. D. T. Phillips and daughter spent Sunday at Crescent Beach.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Clapp of Will hmantie spent the weekend here with relatives.
 MT and Mrs Edward Thompson and children spent Saturday in Hart ford.
 Mrs. J. ]. Fitzgerald and son Fran- cis were in Putnam Saturday.
 Abel Burdick was in Willimantic rs- gently.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
THOMPSON
Miss Morot's School to Give Closing
 Play.

Mrs. Eugene williams has sold her house to Frank Decker of Providence. His family is to spend the summer at Fred Hutchins', while repairs are be- ing made to the property.
 Mrs. E. s. Fletcher has been in Boston recently.
 Mrs. A. F. Knight has been visiting MT. and Mrs. Edwin Woods of Put nam Heights this week.
 The Womans Missionary Society of isle Congregational church met We'd nesday afternoon with Mrs. Arthur Mills.
 There has been a short strike among among Nle roadmakers between town and Brandy Hill.
 The local grange entertained Dud- ley and Charlton granges Tuesday night.
 Miss Marcus school for girls closes next week with the play Robin Hood.
 The public schools in town unite ir closing exhibition at North Grosven- ordale, June 10th.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
POMFRET CENTER

Mrs. Joseph Scott and sons visited her parents in Brooklyn. Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs E. E. Brown were in PIainflel6. Tuesday.
 Carl Sharpe of Milford is at his mothers recuperating from a severe attack of rheufnatfe fever.
 Dr. James Hutchins han returned rom his fishing trip in Maine,
 Mr. ChisIn s visiting his daughter, Ers B " Whitehouse
 Mrs. stsllxag and household are h
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
MoHEGAN

Miss TrumbuH of New London at tended church here Sunday.
 l.emuel Fielding of Norwich was c caller iI Mohegan Sunday.
 Mira. Avery and Mrs. Dofbeare were in Norwich Monday.
 Charles Mnfthews and Lewis Dol beare were in Norwiclh Tuesday.
 Mrs. Msech Is visiting friends irl Norwich.
 Ars. Gates and children of Syracuse ". x.. are whiting 9dr. and Mrs. Dwight Cooke.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
coVENTRY
Ready Helpers Surprise Pastor With Handsome Gifts-union School Pic nic-

 nic.
 A large party of Ready Helpers gathered at the parsonage Friday ev- ening as a surprise to MT. Winship, who is just moving in. They present ed him a. handsome table cloth and napkins After pleasant evening refreshments were served.
 Union School Picnic.
 The Union. school picnic held on the Church green Tuesday was a great success. The weather was fine and the children with many of the parents were there in full force and enjoyed the appetizing lunch that was served and the various games and sports during the afternoon. The Ready Helpers held their semi annual banquet and election of off, cers Thursday evening in the chapel. Schools closed this week
 Mrs. w. B. Hawkins and daughters have returned from a visit to Marsh field, Plymouth and other historic places in Massachusetts.
 Miss Della Burbank of Indian Or chard, Mass, has returned home, af- ter two weeks visit with Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Dresser.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
SOUTH CANTERBURY

MT. and Mrs. George Rowland. MT. and Mrs. Henry N Davis and son, Kenneth, were callers at Mir. and Mrs. Levi N. C1aEk's, Sunday.
 Mrs. s. B. Hadley and Miss Hannah Baldwin called on Dr. John O. Smith, Wednesday, also attended the Ladies' Richmond.
 Pearl Whitford of Jewett City called Monday on his aunt, Miss Lizzie Whit ford, who is very i'll at her home, 'sWhippoorwiIl farm
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
LETTERS FROM TMO STATES

be held Sunday. the 18th. instead of the 11th.
 Dr. and 1Irs. Pendleton and Mrs Minnies Babcock Of Westerly were f5se guests sof MT. and Mrs. 4. E. Galiun Sunday.
 Several from here attended the etafa Wednesday -
 The monthly couseeration nasetine If the r. P. s. c. B. was held 5r slse chapel Sunday evening There V7as s good attendance.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
Windham County SCOTLAND

Mrs. Alice WiuouEhby was in Hart ford last week, attending Sunday school meeting.
 Dwight Skinner of New Britain was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Spencer over Memorial day.
 Miss Mildred Geer end her brotaer, Leon GeeF. of New London were guests Of ar. and Mrs. George Rich last week The ChiIdren's day axerrisea arc tn
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Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
EAST WOODSTOCK
Mrs. William Carr to Speak at Mis- sion Meetins-sirthday Dinner Party.

The last missionary meeting of the season will be held in the chapel June IA at 2.30 o'clock. Mrs. William Carr of Poquonock will be the speaker of the afternoon The ladies of the different auxiliaries in town have been invited to attend.
 Birthday Dinner.
 MT. and Mrs Linderman entertained Sunday at dinner in honor of the for mer,s birthday.
 Mrs. Sarah Morse of Providence is with Mrs Jane Perry, who is 8 little more comfortable.
 Mrs. N. T. White is substituting at the Red and White school district for the remainder of the term. Mrs. J. M. Paine and Miss Carrie Lewis have been spending a week al Valley Side.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
WESTFoRD.
Everett H. Barlow Weeds Miss
 Blanche Stevens, of Charlton, Mass.


 Everett Harvey Barlow of Westford was united in marriage Wednesday, at 1 p. m., with Miss Blanche Stevens of Charlton. Mass, at the home of the bride. After a short wedding trip they will reside here at the old home stead, where the groom was born and has spent most of his life.
 Capt H. A. Eastman and daughter Lila, who have been in town for g week, returned to Bridgeport Monday Miss Rosamond c. Waite entertain- ed MT. and Mrs. Brown of Pomfret or Sunday.
 Several from this town attended the dance at Urban Carpenters il North Ashford Saturday night
 Joseph Veriga of Hartford ha! rented the blacksmith shop owned b. c. H, Barlow.
 H. c. Barlow and Miss Glendor; Spooner were guests of friends il Gurleyville and Sterrs Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10

vile with Mr. and Mrs. sylvesteE Tafbox.
 The Ladies Aid society met We'd nesday with Mrs. Mary Burdiek.
 Rev. MT. Sterling read his resigna- ton to 0neco M B. church last Sun~ day He believes he has had call from God to go into the eVangelistic work, so will enter the field Sept. 10. Oneco friends wish him success in his ne1z field.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
FRANKLIN
Winsted Pastor to Preach Tomorrow --MiseeIlaneous Shower tor Mrs. Hermon Cu@hman.

 Hermon Cushman.
 Rev George S. Richards of Winsted will occupy the pulpit at the Franklin church Sunday.
 Miss Ella Peck of Hartford was the weekend guest of Mrs. Arthur smith. Mrs. Hermon A. Gager was week end quest of friends in Putnam.
 Miss Bernice Stewart recently enter .tained Mir. and Mrs A. Jacobstein and daughter, Elsie, of Norwich, and MT. ard Mrs. Miller and Miss Octave Nea- MT. and Mrs. Edgard Tucker of Leb- anon were recent callers at MT. and Mrs. L.. A. Robinson's.
 Shower for Mrs. cushman.
 A miscellaneous shower was given Mrs. Hermon Cushman at the home of Mrs. B. P. Capshaw, Tuesday after noon. A large number of friends and pupIis were present. Gifts of linen china and money were received. Mrs Cushman was formerly Miss Elsie Main, and her marriage tok place 2 few weeks az.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
CHAPLIN
Road scraper Doing Good Work BeIehertown Candidate to Preach Again Tomorrow.

The Congregational Sunday school will observe Children's day later in the month.
 The selectmen are using new road scraper on the roads In town this spring that is doing good work MT. and Mrs. Charles Small Of Prov idence were visitors few days and over Sunday at George Babcoci's.
 Rev. Edward Kelley of Belchertown. Mass, preached at the church last Sunday and was well liked MT. Kelley came as a candidate and is to preach again next Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
oNECo
Methodiss Pastor Resigns to Ds Evan
 asIistic Work.

Mrs. Josiah Case and Mrs. Maria Hyde spent Wednesday in Sterling
 Mrs. Ellen Waite spent Thursday in Washington. R.
 Miss Elizabeth Clark is visiting her sister, in Worcester.
 Mrs. Sanford Burdick, Mrs. Il HaEnes of Lynn. Mass, and Monroe KenFon sQent "Wednesday in uncese
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
WESTMINSTER

Tomorrow to be Observed as chH. dren's sunday-W. c. T. u.. Meeting and Flower Day.