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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-03
2adatpanma Stpei8

Die Sommsrbiss ptrbiuO,rte 60
nitht, oa6 Ii1 elm fairies 4onti9nent
pom Damen un6 Ssrren su Der Srettas
Serinmmlune bes 2udapanna 3meissS
sinitellts. iooaB iid bisislbe ju elmer in'
tersHautsn Ssftaltets. 3wsi neus Ser'
cine, Der ct. Soispb's Yerein BON Der
St. SobnnniS @em.inbe, 65 Dtitelie.
Der, un6 bas @nemOnn Drill Eeam
Der eagles, 80 Wiitslieoer, i&lOiien fi9
bem .3nsiss an. Gua Elm bulb Ous.
eno nsut @inSelmitslisber muroen auf'
senommen. Das 9tim Somitee be-
ribtete, bab Elm neusr Sisfeller in Dal'
oorf Bart unter @rmdgune iei. DaS
9omitee fur baS A. Suli Ric gtic be.
ri4tste sinen ueberiduB BON $52. 81.
3msds Heptoirung Der Ytebengtlese
muroe elm 3omitse ernannt, oaS obalo
ais m6slih beridteu ioll. iooaB oieie
enoli6 9sorudt merben f6nnen. Slls
@ar,nbsjsu9un9 fur bic uerlt. 6rau
2inoner eriuhte Der Praiioent bic YIN.
msIeuosn. ii1 pon ihren Sisen 5u err
bsbsn. SIR bic Dsutihe Gag Ssier.
bic wis nllidbrlit am Grbeitertas ftatt'
fiubet. ipuroe i4on isst Elm Somitee err
uanHt, oa BON bT ndhften Seriamm'
lung bic 3eit 30 turs wdre. 9err 8.
Is. @ibmup,r, Der tiidtise 6inauB uno
Sorr. SeiretGr, tpuroe einltimmig alS
Der offi,ieus Yertrster bss 3wsises tn
osm Staatstonptnt ju @rie erwiblt.
PrdiiOsnt Wti6asl 8rdmsr CAB cine
rsat sslunssne usberii4t Der lsstsu
Srissstrsisnilie, nit Der Sebauptung
| ihlteseno, bus bic Sahe Der osutihen
Berbiinostsn nod nlemals giiniti9sr &c.
psisu, ais pie isst. 9err Psttr Sttpp
folsts NIT elmer belebrsnosu @rlautsr
uns iibsr bic 1riadsn oss 8rissss. &C.
nau anfIbrsno, iparum oerielbs sntitan'
ben lit. Deioe Rsoner murosn nit leb'
baftsm 8silalI bslobHt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-03
StaOt nnO GOnntb.

= Die SuadenbuIb @arebouIe 60.
bat bas sr1Be @ebdube an Penn glue.
nue., friibsr uOn Der Glis,@balmers
@ompanie benust, gum PrsiS BON
$780, 900 fduflidi erporbeu uno pirb
es fur ibr @siddft beuussH.
< Sn benz 8. 6. 8urfe aIlsemeinen
2aben on Psnn auenue gub ss Conn.
tas 9taht eineu Dran6. Der 500 Sha,
ben an @sbiuos unb 500 on gSaaren
anrihtete. Der angrenjenbe Shwars
Sabsn iit aud bsi6dOist worbsu.
= Sn BEN 9iational S6ublaben an
9adamannu Nuenue brad Donneritaa
abeno Elm Brano aus, Der prompt uon
Der alarmirten Seusrnebr bemdItiat
merben fonnte, nber immerbin einsu
Serlnit uOn S.. 900 I'm Shublaben uno
$500 am @ebduoe psrurlafte. Die
&ntitebuns oss SranOss lit unbsiannt.
= Die srit Dor aur,em sruuunts
itdOtiiAe SGattsnbdume 9ommiiIion
mahte lestsn Donnerftag ,um erlten
Wtals ihre Gutoritdt sslteub, inbem fie
3mei Wtdnnsr perbinbsrts, nod ueitere
Saume an Spruce StruBe un6 Setter.
ion Guenue ab3ubaden, nahbem lnsb,
rere ihon ssfulleu paren. W1an pill
bort 9ei6aftspldse btrrihten uno aus
bieiem @ruuoe wOllte man bic Saume
sntfsrnt bnbsn.
- am Srsitus purbe offi,isll auae.
fiinbiet, oaB oas 13. Regimsnt, nit
ausuubme oes lsparnten Batallious,
iofOrt uon Der Snfantsrie in Selo Gr.
ttllerte um9emauoelt merben ioa, uno
Oanu mad, Der merchantmen @rsn3e &c.
ihidt msrOsn nhros, iobalb bic nod
nUtbiesn 800 Miaun anseporben iino.
Sine Werbeltation nurbe Samltag In
einem 3elt auf oem @erihtsssbdnoe
@rnnoitiid er0ffnet, unb iobnlo bic Re.
frutirun9 uOllentet 1T, niro ons Hssi
ment, bas erit Sumlta9 pon benz idhr'
li9en 5elblaesr In Wit. @rstna juriid.
febrte, pieoer mad Wlt. 9retna abrei'
fen unb uon bort mad Der msritauii1su
@reujs ipsOirt wsrOsn. i:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-03
NDrb &crantpn.

4 Srau @lpira u. Stepsns, 8ittme
bes friberen S6sriffs VI. y. Steueus,
1T lsbtsn Donneritas Worsen in ibrer
8obnuns an @rapbuieD Nusnue i'm
alter pon 79 SabrsH geftorben. Sie
pirb uOn Slpsi SDhnsn iibsrlsbt.
-Sm Sabnsmann SOipital wurben
letten DonneritaS Sormitta9 jwei er'
fOlsreits cdidrilds Opsrationsn uor9e.
uommeu. Dur1 cine murOe Srau
SomarO Baumsaroner BON Glbri9bt
ausuus bic Muttsr eines 6lpiiinoiseH
3ndblsins, burh bic an6ere 1T 5rau
Steps Sara pon Siluer StraBe Wtut'
ter eiHes S4pfiinOiSen Wtaohsns &C.
woroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-03
@ilfessSarre OSpti,en.

= Pster @onlOn BON Su3le Strass,
3riessueteran, frtbsrer Staotrntb unS
tiir 35 Sabre elm Shullsbrer, lit Dieus
ftas Wfor9en gsitorbru.
- Srau amD 3immermann pon
Jtanticoie, Sc Sabre alt, bssins Uton'
ta9 Wtorgen Selbitmoro. inbem iie cine
DOiis @arbOlidure trunt.
- Der 18 Sabre alts @url 0bittn.
Ter Uon 9tOro Waibinston Strass lit
lesten DOnnsrita9 in Der Sufltn 3s6e
9etOotet moroen. ole sr Iufallig einen
fart slsftrliA belaosnen Drabt beriibrs
te. @r our6ihritt NIT anbsrsu @so'
mstern bic aus9rabunsen, als fid oas
unSIiid sreisnsts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-03
Sraufrsid, bat feline Si,b,uuub

- Sranirsib bat feline Sisbsnunb.
uisrjigidbrissu nnb a4tunouisrjisidb'
risen gu ben Baffsn serufsn. Die
Ss4,sbn. uuo Sisbenjebnidbrissn bat
ss frubsr bsreits einaemuitert. Oeutifs
lamb sntldBt feline Sinfunouisrsisidbri.
gen, bic 1ieuu3ebniahrisen iino nod 5u
9auie uuO Die 3wanlisidhrissu nod
ni6t an Der Sront. Oas iino Ebatia'
den, bts better ais allts auoers bspsiisu,
no bic militdrii9s @rid6pfuus lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-03
. Oos filr Nreih,it unp @siittu

- Das fur Srsibsit uno @siittuns
fdmpfsnbe England bot befauutlih ouh
bsm 8otbeu SrsuB ben Sriss srildrt.
@s nimmt Die SOlpitulartifel. wslds
oas amerifaniibs Rotbe 3reu3 nah
Osutlhlano uuo Ssitsrrsi9 fdidsn
mill, sinfab meg unO tros Der buur'
ltrdnben6en Re9tsmibrieieit bisi.r
6anolunsspsiis bsidrdnit fiG unisrs
aominiitratiou pteoer auf bic btriibm'
ten freunoli6en 8oritslluneen. Ole
SianbaIs bdufsn ii9 In unbsimIiHsr
8siis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-03
Nns bem pberen Sbale.
(Grhbalo @orrslponoen3.)

- Den @bslsutsn @sorss SllsnSid
pom EbrOOp 1T elm SUbnlein gebOrsn
moroen.
(@arbonbale @orreiponoenj.)
- adib. Sobn 8. Mannion, Elm
fIiibereS Wtttglieo Der Staats 3egiSla'
tur. 1T frhb Sisnitus MOrsen in isiusr
8obnuns an Piis Straee na9 msbr.
monatliher Sruufbsit i'm Utter uon AZ
Sabrsn ssiiorben.
- 9lls bas automobil bes Or. g.
@olben am Sonntus Siaht auf Der
Suubrooi StraBe ju Sails iiber eins 80
SsuB bobs B6ihuns rannte, entfam er
nno Sarr1@olOman NIT unbsbeutsnben
Bsrlesun9en, ubsr Srau Siaaf Cont
ing purbs untsr Der Maihine sefanssn
uno erbislt bsioe arms SsbrO4sn uub
oas RHdsrat psrlsst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-03
Snbtrette 9 6uI0.

Ri9ter: rSie pousn bon Dem 4utos
mObiliitsn cine neus SOie buben, babel
betunben uber apei 3eugen, oub Ell
sic nidt iiberfubrsn. iiberbuupt gar
nidt nit SbHen in 8eriibruns sstOms
mtn it,"
8IGgsr: ~@an3 redt; i9 bin aber,
uIs i9 ibn BON peitem tommen fab,
auf men Baum getlettert, uno babel III
iie 5errihen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-03
BON Neter$burQ. .

- @rnft Ssnssr BON Dunmors unb
Srdulein Bertha Wt. SSolf, Eo6tsr
BON Serru unO Srau Soiepb Bolf bon
@olfar auenue, iiberraihttn Wiontnp
ibrs Srsunoe, inOsm iis iid bnrh Paitor
Panl Summer als elm @bspanr einiss'
men lis6sn. Der 3eremOnis folsts elm
SohSeitsihmaus uno oann reifte ons
tuuse @bspnur nuf PbiIabslpbia unb
SItlantie @itp, nm bic 6IittsrWOdsn gu
uerleben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-03
StttStpn.

- Der Stalisuer Sson Sal pon Gu.
8srns StraBs 1T am Sonntas nabs Der
6orsit @aitle Brauerei uon einem 3ua
9etroffen woroen, tuoourh ibm bas Sc
mid uno Der Shdosl sebrOhsn nurben.
@r itnrb am folssnosn Morstn i'm bie.
iissn Soipital.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-03
9 bereituna.

o.: rOas 1T nun ibon Der brittle
SoIaberins, ben bu Dertilsit2"
g.: rSreili9! SIN 9eriteniuft min
ib 1eute Den 9ram iiber Die unsetreue
@eliebte ertrGnteu :. uno od mub t4
Durft bdben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-03

p9 Run pereeiis niht. OaB isst Die
Sffice oss Scranton BOAeublatt' iih
410 Sprucs StraBe, Uisrter StOd, be-
fiubst nuo oaB Die Eelepbon Slummer
Deu 5145 lit. Wfan idaue nu6 oem
arosen S9ilo oben am 9sbduos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-03
llnoIet6 perteiIt.

~Meine Sruu. 1T fiir9terIid fpars
fam nit oem Set! Sur tpenn i4 BON
ibr - mein Sett - trieg'. Ounn TIT
fie rieiis Oerf9penberii9 oamit."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-03
2tabtratb.

Wiit elmer Bitti9rift, Die pon uislen
Saufleuteu unb prominenten Siirgeru
uutsrjsi6uet LIT. sridien Samusl o.
Samter am 5rsita9 Dor benz Staot'
ratb, um etn Gppsu 9eeeu bic @ntidsi'
oung Der Dffsntli9en Disnft 3ommii.
fon in bstrsff OeS linton BabnbOfes
bur4,uieseu. Wtan wiro bic Sa6e
lpdter erlebt9en
Dis 0a9ner Seusrbaditein @Ompa.
ME mirb uunmebr ibr $1,000 Wtrf
erridten lofen, Ssnn mad siuiser @r6r.
terung nit ben 8eamttn Der @ompanis
elniets man li6 Oubiu, oaB bic Stabt
,u 81, 900 idbrli6 fur finf Sabre Die
uerlangte aide liefern iOu. 3uerit
mar man eeseu Gbsabe Der slide, ba
man iis m6sliGsrmeiis Su Der llebsr'
iAmemmuns Der 9oblenauSgrabungen
benuten mag.
Sn Der pertastsn Sisuns Oes Staot'
ratbes, Der lesten bic gum eriten Srei'
tug I'M Ssptsmber, nurOe am Dieuitas
Die Oroinanj in bttreff Der Sieferung
uonal1e fir bic Wa9usr 6euerbadItein
@ompanie BEL britter uno sno9iiltigsr
yelung bsltdtist; elm slsihes seihab
NIT isusr fir eiuen abbilfs abjugstn'
nal an SIo @arfislb Nusnue. CONT
CAB ss ni6ts uOn Beoeutung.
geas ein Gent tut: @r wirb cine
8otlhaft na6 Or. Peter 5abrnsg d
Sons &c., 1875 90. So1ne aue.,
@bicasO, Sn., brinssn, NIT osm Ssr'
lnnssn uah einsm freten @remplar ihrsr
3situus: Der SroutsnbOte." DIES
Blatt 9ibt aHsfuuft tbsr elm siHfahes
Samilieu- Seilmittsl, wsI&es ihOn iiber
buuOsrt SABRE I'm @ebraua 1T uno in
taulenoen Samilien ben Ss9en Der @e'
iunOheit sebratt bat. Shrsibt bsute,
GOrshs ME Obsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-03
0ie frtf9eebodene Sruu.

Sunge 9raut (bre 8srIobunssan.
Seige in Der 3eitung Ieieno): rSeBt erit
bsrmas t6 @utenbergs berrli9e grfins
ouns gang gu tpiirbtgenl"
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-13
eoina to Normioh Mestina.
GLAsGo

Herbert Wilde is working in Law renee. Mass, and will soon move his household goods and family to that city.
 Thomas Shaw and family leave the village today (Saturday1 for Mont vile, where MT. Shaw has obtained work.
 MT. Hanlon takes the place of MT. Wilde as machinist.
 Ralph Wilbur is spending a few days at his home, from High school in Willimantic.
 Mrs Sarah Gulliver of Norwich Town has been recent guest of her granddaughter, Mrs. Samuel Shaw.
 Mrs. George Jones of North Stoning- ton was Sunday guest of Mrs w c. Burdick. returning home Monday
 Mrs Ida EccIestone and Mary Edge comb were in Norwich, Wednesday.
 The next meeting of the Ladies' Aid society will be at the home Of Mrs Albert Green. The ladies at that meet Ing will tie quilt
 Mrs. Otto Anderson does not i'm prove. after leaving the sanatorium She has been ill win tuberculosiz nearly a year.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-13

guests two friends from South Farm ington, where she is a teacher.
 Rev. Hollis A. Campbell, Mrs. Sans Throop Miss Hattie Hewitt and Mrs. Henry Hewitt attended the Congrega- tional convention held at Mystic on Tuesday.
 Conferred Degrees.
 Lebanon grange met Thursday night and conferred the third and fourth degrees on the following can didates, Miss Mae Fischer, Arthur Randall, Arthur Lathrop, Andrew La throp, Royce Mccall, Eddie Mccall and Ray Onderdunk. Supper was served.
 At Social Corner Picnic.
 The following attended the Social Corner picnic at Wi1limantic Wednes- day: Misses Addie Hal1en, Mary Standish, Mrs. Clark Standish, Mrs. C. S. Goodwin, Mrs. Myron Peckham and daughter, Ella, Mrs. tFred Burgess, Mrs. Ned Burgess and little son, Don- aid, Mrs. Silas Burgess and daughter Miss Dorothy, Miss Grace Burgess Mrs. Henry Briggs and daughter Ruth and Gladys, Mrs. Robert Lillie and daughter Little Miss Arlene and | Mrs. John Phillips.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-13
SALEM
The Weeks Visitors-5irthday Sur prise Party-Supervisor Young Holds Teachers Meeting.

Rev. Theodore Bacheler of New Haven preached in the Congregational church Sunday morning and evening.
 Rev. Lemuel w. Frink of Norwich will occupy the pulpit Sunday morn
 Henry Tisdale of New London spent Saturday afternoon and Sunday at his bungalow in town.
 James Beebe, Ernest Spencer, Sher- wood Miner and Gilbert J. Murray were Norwich visitors Saturday. terford were callers in town Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. James Beebe spent Sunday with relatives on Grassy Hill.
 Samuel Prentis of New London en- joyed fishing trip in town Saturday.
 Prof. Hiram Bingham of New Ha- ven was in town the first of the week. Surprised on Birthday. A birthday surprise party was given Mrs. Eli Siminowitz at her home Sunday evening. A large num- Der of friends and neighbors were present and an enjoyable evening was spent. Cake, coffee, ice cream and fruit were served.
 J. Warren Gray and Louis Jones of New London spent Sunday at the Jones cottage.
 were callers in Colchester Tuesday.
 Teachers Meeting. 1 Supervisor J. A. Young of Colches- | ter held a teachers meeting in the Central school Thursday afternoon. l The school board met for its month. l ly meeting Thursday evening.
 William Kingsley was in Norwich 1 Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-13
BozRAH

Dr. Edward c. Fox, Mrs Fox and son, Kenneth Fox, spent last Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Edwin Lathrop.
 Mrs. Jabez Lathrop and daughter came home Wednesday from the fos- pital.
 Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Dickenson and Mrs George Smith were given the right hand of fellowship in the Congre- gatfonal church, and Miss Eleanor Coles on confession of faith, united with the church. last Sunday.
 The Christian Bndeayorers met at the parsonage Wednesday evening. They held business meeting and talked over plans for the good of the society for the coming year.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-13
NORTH FRANKLIN

Mrs. Frank Case of New London is visiting Mrs. Grace Peckham.
 Mrs. Imogene Arnold of Willimantic spent Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs. Reuben Manning.
 Mrs. Frank Redwood and daughter Florence, Mrs. A. T. Browning and Mrs. Fred Race attended the Social Corner gathering at W3llifnantic, We'd nesday.
 Mrs. Caldwell has come from abroad to spend the summer with her son James Caldwell.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert White and family called on relatives in Chaplin and WindhaIn, Sunday.
 George ,Comager of Jewett City speni Sunday with his daughter. Miss Helen Comager.
 Mrs. James Randall of Goshen spent Thursday and Friday with Mrs Reu- ben Manning.
 Mrs. T. Little of W5llimanfic was the 8Eest Wednesday of Mrs. Byron White
 Deacon William Smith and Mrs
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-13
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND

day school conference at Hadlyme, Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs Erwin Rogers visited at G. H. Strong's, Tuesday.
 Charles Sisson of Deep River called on William Sisson, Tuesday.
 OBITUARY.
 Mrs. Emily Myers.
 Mrs. Emily Myers, who has lived for several years with her sister, Mrs. Amos Congdon, died last Friday She had been a great sufferer from rheu- matism, and nearly helpless for sev- eral years. She was the daughter of the late Andrew Edwards of Had lyme. Mrs. Myers kept house a few years ago for Dan Rand of HadIyme who died at Brewster'S Neck, the first of this week. and since then he had lived alone. He became very feeble and he was removed to the Norwich | State Hospital for the Insane, about g week before his death.
 Stark Place Rented. It is reported that the Charles Stark house has been rented for the sum. l mer.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-13
LEBANON
Athletic Clubs Ball Team to Play Co. lumbia Today-Granse confers De- srees-LoeaI People at Hebron Auc- tion.


 MT. and Mrs Wilbur Spencer of Boston spent the week -end with the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. w. L. l.. Spencer.
 Miss Ella P. Peck of Hartford spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Hulda M. Peck at the home of Mrs. Charles M. Geer.
 MT. and Mrs N1yron J. Hoxie enter tained on Sunday MT. and Mrs. J. Henry Clarke and son, Leslie, of Lib- erty Hill.
 Charles Abell of New Britain spent the weekend with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Charles J. Abell.
 Miss Gwendolyn Clarke of Liberty Hill spent Sunday with friends at c. MT. and Mrs. Willard Smith of Will limantic were visitors Monday at L, Benjamin York of Groton visited his 1 son, Benjamin York, IT,, recently. ShinsIe Wore We'll. c. s. Goodwin, while tearing oil shingles at the residence of Miss Hat gle which was laid by William .Tay- Tor on April 2S, 1876. The shingIe was l in good condition after being exposed to the weather for 40 years.
 Buys Farm.
 James Wells of South CanterburS has purchased the Peter Keiser farm and with his family will soon move there.
 To Play Columbia.
 The Lebanon Athletic club organ. ized their ball team recently. Las Saturday they met on the Lebanon field for practice. Today (Saturday' the Lebanon team expects to go tl Columbia to play the first game O the season.
 Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sweet and cllilG are visiting Mrs. Mary Sweet.
 MT. and Mrs. Sans Throop, MT. anS Mrs. Henry Hewitt, Mrs. Hollis Camp bell and Miss Hattie Hewitt were Il Hebron one day last week attendinl the auction of antiques.
 Mrs. Nellie Bailey of East Hartfors I was recent guest at AIr. and Mrs Leroy Kneeland's. I Leon Sweet spent Thursday in Nor wich.
 Miss Virginia Ioonis spent tn weekend with her parents. 1dr an nGxa Loomis. She had as @iie
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-13
LISBON
Young People Cleanup the Church
 Green and Set Out Trees.


 The pastors theme Sunday morn ing was Communion. The text, Luke 22: 19, This do in remembrance of A1e. At the communion service, one new member, Mildred Panovec, was re- ceived on confession of faith.
 Rev. w. J. Reynolds with three del- egates, Mrs. R, T. Read, Mrs. D. W. Ccrbett and Mrs. F. B. Hyde attend ed the meeting of the New London Association in Mystic, Tuesday.
 Cleaned Up the Green.
 Saturday afternoon a number Of the young people met to clean up the church green and set out several trees. The work completed. they gathered at the parsonage for supper and social hour.
 Mrs. J. H Kennedy returned We'd nesday from a visit of several days with her sister, Mrs. Brainard Wal den. in Willimantfc.
 MT and Mrs. A. F. Read visited Sunday with Victor CampbelPs family in Pachaug.
 Several from here attended the conference of churches at Hanover "Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-13
LAUREL GLEN

MT. and Mrs. Burnside BabcoclS were recent callers at the home of Mrs. Simeon White.
 Mrs. Burtch and daughters, Emma ard Lucy, accompanied by Joseph Duff. all of Jewett City, were at Mrs Buhtch's farm here last Sunday.
 Nathan Main has purchased the property of the late Clark Burdick.
 Clyde Main was with his family over the weekend.
 . Clffford Thompson has been worO1- ing for Manuel Kallis.
 Mrs. William Palmer has returned after two weeks stay in Westerly.
 MT. Kinfball is helping CharieE Wheeler with his farm work.
 Dwight Main and daughter Alice were in Alton. R. l.. Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-13
New London County
SHUNOC
Officers Elected by Second 5aptis' Sunday sohool-Msetins of improve nent Society.


 Herman C. Maine, who died at his home at old Mystic Tuesday, was a fcrlner resident of this town.
 Henry c. Green, who died at his home in Westerly Tuesday evening, was former resident of this town and at one time was town clerk. His widow was a daughter of the late Stephen Maine of North Stonington.
 Sunday School Election.
 The Sunday school connected with the SRcond Baptist church has elected officers for the ensuing year. They are; Superintendent, Miss Flora A. York; assistant superintendent, Mrs Arthur E. Babcocl1; second assistant superintendent, Mrs. William F. Mor- gan; secretary and treasurer, Miss Anna Merrill; assistant secretary and treasurer, Miss Beatrice M. Maine; librarian, William F. Morgan; assist ant librarian, Arthur Babcock: organ ist, Miss Nellie A. Vincent; assistant crganist Mrs. William F. Morgan.
 Improvement Society Meets. The Shunoc Improvement society held a meeting Thursday evening eai the home of Lewis F. Maine. Many attended and after the business meet. ing games, music and singing were much enjoyed. A fine collation. wal Rev. $. M. cathcart of westerl, spoke. n the church here last Sunday 70 a large audience.
 Dr. A g. Maine. who has been n for s1mc time, is much improved.
 Rev. Lucian Drury of North Etoning ton wii1 preach in the Ehunoc churcl Sunday morning at n o'clock.
 Miss Bertha Leigho has been visiting friends nt Derby.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-13
WhS is Going and Comine-Incidents. Accident
 and Building in Three Counties
LEDYARD
Young People Surprise Pastor by Hanging Him a May Basket-La- dies Guild Meets.

 About 25 young people gave Rev. G. F. Goodenough a surprise Thursday night, hanging him a large May bas- ket filled with fruit, cake, candy, etc. Rev. MT. Goodenough caught them all and they assembled in the house, where all enjoyed the evening.
 Missionary Meeting.
 A missionary meeting was held at the residence of Mrs. William I. Allyn Thursday afternoon. A good number was present.
 Mrs. James A. Billings, wife of the late Judge Billings, has returned to L'edyard to stay this summer with MT. and Mrs. William I. Allyn.
 Visit from Former Pastor.
 Rev, w. F. White of Old saybroob was a guest at MT. and Mrs. John M Gray's Wednesday night.
 Miss Florence Geer was a caller in New ondon Wednesday. The trustee of the estate of the late John J. Newton was a business caller | in town Friday.
 Mrs Daniel Gore and Mrs. Johr Trankla of Norwich visited their sis. l ter, Mrs. Abbie Murray. Wednesday, The Ladies guild of Poquetanucl met with Mrs. Arthur D.. Barrett or Thursday afternoon. Charles H. Chapman has been ap. pointed administrator on the estate O Mary E. Chapman, late of Ledyard.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-13
CAMPBELL,s MILLS
Mrs. Emily Myers.

Miss Ola Tanner, a pupil at the State Normal school at Wfllimantic, has been observing rural school work and management at the WYlie school this week.
 Miss Margaret Tanner attended the annual meeting Of Congregational Ministers and Churches at Dayville Tuesday as delegate from the church at Ekonk.
 Miss Marion Blakeslee was week. end guest of Miss Bertha Lewis of Voluntown.
 Mrs. George A. Tanner attended a family reunion Wednesday at the home of her father, William Eaton, near SlatervilIe, R. l., in honor of his ninetieth birthday.
 Mrs. George Whipple and son, Ev- erett Whipple of VoIt1ntoxryn and Mrs Chapman of Norwich were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Colburn Sunday.
 c. H. Barber Is in Platnheld for a few days.
 Horace Perkins made a. business trip to Norwich Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-13
HAMBURC

A Mothers Day program 1I1as given at Lyme grange May 4th. White carnations were distributed. Visitors were present from Waterford grange. A class is to be given the first and second degrees at the next meeting
 C. H. Hayens spent Sunday with his uncle, Lyman Harding last week.
 The E. F. l., met Monday Afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Cruciz
 The R. F. D. is to be served by au- tcrnobile after May 11th.
 The musical given by 1Ir. Bill. a blind man. was well attended et tta public hall last Friday evening. "A dance followed the enter talnmenf
 Argentina has zs 50o 600 sttis 6r O. 100000 horses
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-13

Smith entertained Sunday the Rev. MT. Childs of Griswold.
 Mrs. Earl Rogers and daughter Bar bara are spending a few days with Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers of Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Burgess and son Donald, of Lebanon, were Sunday visitors at Byron Whites.
 Mrs. T. H. Ward was in Yantic, Sum- day, calling on her aunt, Mrs. Lucy Manning