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Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
ONECO

Mrs. J. $. Mowry was in Moosup. Wednesday.
 Mrs Clark Whitford spent Wednes- day at Phoenix.
 c. D. Whitford was in Providence, Wednesday,.
 Mrs. John Rose of Baltic, was in Oneco, Monday.
 Mrs. James Miller spent Wednes- day with her sister, Mrs. Fred Whit ford.
 MT. and Mrs. Byers are the occu- pants of the Sheldon farm, so-called, formerly owned by Edwin Card.
 Mrs. D. S. Kenyon, accompanied by MT and Mrs. George Gallup, and Miss Nettfe Gallup. attended the Memorial exercises of the D. 4. R. at Plaipfield, Monday afternoon.
 Miss Lizzie Clark of Peacedale, R. l., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Potter.
 Mrs Frank Petit and daughter Edith, spent Sunday with the formers parents. MT. and Mrs. Josiah Case.
 Memorial services will be held in Oneco church May 18th, at 1O:45 a. m
 There was no school here Friday; no more school until Wednesday the 31st.
 Mrs. Lee Remington was in Moosur one day this week.
 A new family has moved to the SIsde house. Claude Barr has been home all the week with burned arm. C. E. Kenyon is expected home from Midleboro, Mass, for over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
BOLTON
Congregational Church /rselIs South Manchester Property-Benefit Dance Given.

The Congregational church society has sold the house and lot, which was the residence of the late Mrs. Emily Norton's in South Manchester, and that she gave to the church in her will, wtsll other property, to William Walsh of South Manchester, who lives in an adjoining house on Linden street.
 Joseph Hebenstreit has sold his farm where he resided and the place known as the 'Shoddy mill" where he had a cider and grist will, and moved his family to East Hartford. MT. and Mrs. Tar and John King the purchasers have moved into ule recently vacated house.
 Benefit Dance.
 John Massey, Maxwell Hutchinson and Michael Sheridan gave dance for the benefit of the Bolton hall associa- ton in Bolton hall, last week Satur- day evening. The Tuxedo orchestra of Manchester furnished music.
 Charles E. Carpenter has returned to the Baker farm from Manchester for the summer.
 Mr. and Mrs Clinton F. Loomis of Hartford and MT. and Mrs. Roy Car penter of Westfield, Mass, visited at l Mir. and Mrs. Frank L. I1oomis', Sun day.
 Mrs. c. E. Pomeroy of Windsor is visiting her daughter, Mrs. William c. 1 White
 MT. and Mrs. J. Marshall Porter of Colchester were callers intown Mon- | day. Mrs Porter was Miss Carrie Johnson of Bolton, previous to mar riage.
 Keeney Hutchinson of Unted States | Navy, has been visiting at his fathers | Calvin Hutchinson's.
 Mir and Mrs Robert Loornis o1 l Westfield, Mass, were guests of MT and Mrs. William H. Loomis last Sun day.
 W. s. Dakin, state inspector of su- pervision, visited schools in Bolton re- | gently.
 The pupils in the several schools are rehearsing for the graduating exer- | cises.
 Mrs. Bogue of New Jersey is witt her parents, Mir and Mrs. Clement who are in poor health.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
DAYVHLE
Death of Caleb Blanchard. Civil War
 Veteran.

Miss Jennie Berriman spent the week end with Mrs. Samuel Burrows. CaI1b Blanchard died Monday of heart disease. He was a veteran of the Civil war. He leaves two daught- CTS, Mrs. Charles Vincent of Groton, and Miss Mary Blanchard, who has kept his home for him.
 The Misses Law were in Worcester Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred. Burnett enter tained friends from Pascoag for the week end.
 Mrs. William Carver's sister, Miss Katherine Foley is spending the week with her.
 Miss Carrie Franklin was in Ballou- vile for the week end.
 William Ormsbe is to move into the house vacated by Everett Connors who has moved to Abingdon Four Corners.
 Employed on Railroad.
 Leon Blanchard is employed on the New London division. on the New London division.
 Henry Billings has purchased the business of Edward Fachon.
 Merrill K Bennett of Brown Uni versity is spending a few days al home.
 returned from WnHmantic. fine new house opposite St. Joseph s
 Frank T. Field underwent a serious operation for intestinal trouble, Tues day.
 Miss Helen Gillispee is at the home of Mrs. A. T. Hope, having returned from Hampton, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
ELLINGTON
Fife and Drum Corps Gives Dance Talk on the New Housekeeping Bird Walk for Woman's Club.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer of New Britain have returned home, after spending several days with MT. and Mrs. Miles H. Aborn.
 Mrs. Lorenzo Bentley of South Man chester was the guest of friends here over Sunday.
 Drum Corps Gives Dance.
 The Rockville Fife and Drum corps gave a well attended dance in the town hall Friday evening. The drum corps gave a parade through the cen ter of SIle town before the dance.
 New Housekeeping.
 Mrs. Horatio Dresser, an authority addressed a gathering of ladies urday atteLnooII At ,-ie nome of Mrs. J. T. Mcknight. She has just com pleted a successful speaking tour through Massachusetts, and came here under the auspices of the Woman's club.
 Mrs. Eaton, one of the old residents of the town, recently entertained a few friends for the afternoon and eve ming at her home on Main street.
 George Bowers of Chfcopee, Mass, was the guest of F. O. Bancroft over Sunday.
 Mrs. Hazel N. Inmar of Attlehoro, Mass. is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. I. c. Nicholson.
 The call for men and teams to do the grading around the new church met with hearty response, and from 15 to 20 men with horses, blows and scrapers have been on hand each pleasant day this week. Dinner was served in the town hall each day by different ladies.
 Had Bird Walk.
 The program for the Woman's club called for a bird walk Monday aft ernoon, and the members went to the hcme of Miss Fannie Thompson and after a short business meeting went in search of birds
 The Grange held an open meet ing "Wednesday evening, when Senator c. Denison Talcott, of Talcottville gave a most entertaining talk on the Panama -Pacifific exposition. Mrs. Harry c. Aborn had charge of the music.
 Planning for New SchooIhouse.
 An adjourned town meeting was held Monday evening in town hall at which time three architects submitted plans for the new four-room school ] house to be erected in the center on the lot recently purchased of Mrs. J. B. Tolcott. It was voted to leave the selection of plans to a building com mittee who were appointed by the voters.
 D. E. Chapman of California, is vis- iting his sister-in-law, Mrs. Wilbur Chapman at her home here Mrs. Harry Hayden is in Esse1. | called there by a serious accident to | her father. ErGriam o. Reynolds.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27

Frank Koch of the New Rochelle T1iRh school has returned home to spend the eunuler with his relatives at Bromdview.
 Gir1s' Agricultural club will be held in the guild rooms today (Saturday).
 Raymond and Eddie Greene spent Saturday fishing with their father, who ls working in Brooklyn for c. H. Ph1l- hpm oR Plalnfield.
 the United States navy, Is spending e tew days with his parents.
 The pastorss message last Sunday Wae Cor. 10: 31, Whether therefore ye eat or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God" This is n1aeterly photograph of what every man and woman ought to be--a Chris tion everywhere, and in all things, dur ling every moment of the day and night.
 The Christian Endeavor services are proving helpful to those attend ing.
 The home prayer services on We'd nesday evenings are increasing in in- tereSt and earnestness. This week their subject was Covenants: Some BIble instances of some made between God and His people-including us,
 Patriotic Service.
 Next Sunday the churches of the Plains, Westminster and the Green unite in Memorial day services at the Green. As suggested by The Bulletin and other relief agencies. feature ot the service will be an offering 10 aid the starving Armenian refugees.
 Lecture on The Eye.
 Monday evening, May 2s, at West minister church will be given a public lecture Illustrated by magic lantern slides Subject, The Human Eye-Its Structure and Care. The lecturer, Dr A. Girouard of New London, is an op- tometrist who graduated from a Phila- delphia college about eight years ago and has travelled in Canada and the United States and is prominent in ed ucational work and in his profession ir New London. He spent over a veal in preparing the slides for this lecture
 Boys and Girls Club.
 After the lecture of last week under the United States department of az riculture and Storrs college, MT. Ken nedy, the county superintendent, or ganized a Boys and Girls club of 14 members. The club holds it's frs meeting this (Saturday) afternoon al the parsonage.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27

MT. and Mrs. c. 4. Sharpe and Mrs. Martin spent Sunday with Mrs. Mar tins sister, Mrs. Young. in PawtuclSet,
 Clinton Crane and family of water bury spent the weekend with Mrs.
 Dan EEoadley Is nome from New Hampehire for Q few days.
 At the regular meeting of Wolf Den Grange Wednesday evening the third and fourth degrees were conferred on
 Grange Gfpss Play.
 Friday evening the drama, "A Poor Married Man" was given by members of the grSgge, with the following cast,
 Prof. John B. Wise, Leonard Wat son: Dr. Matthew Graham, Frank Haines; Billy Blake, Fenner Rich :; Jupiter Jackson. Henry Rich; Mrs Iona Ford, Miss E. G. Grosvenor; Xoie. Miss V. g. Sharpe: June Graham. Mrs. Marion Watson; Rosalind Wilson. Miss Dorothea Wetherbee. The parts were all admirably taken and the large au- dience was enthusiastic in their praise After the play there was informal ice crea mand waters The players are planning to take the drama to several neighboring towns during June.
 Everett Comins of Dayvile. who has been employed for several years as conductor on the Shore Line Electric Railway, has resigned and is working at Gwyn Carey farm. He will live Herbert Nelson will be the R. F. D driver after June. 1, succeeding Edward Peal.
 I at Mrs. McGorty's house at the Cor. ners.
 Dorothy Horton is the latest victim 1 of the measles.
 Mrs. Sinclair and sister of Brooklyn N. Y, are at their summer home il | Elliott
 Mrs. Ellis left Thursday for he home in Los Angeles, Cal | Mrs. Wilbur is greatly improved il health and it is hoped that she vii soon be able to be about again. l William Gould one of the few vet erans left in Abingdon, passed hi seventy seventh birthday Wednesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
SOUTH KMLNGLY

Rev. and Mrs. IT. B. GoodseaI are entertaining their granddaughter, Miss Mabel GHbert
 Mrs. Henry Spauldfng and daughter Ruth. were recent visitors in Moosup Valley.
 Mrs. Charles Young was a recent visitor with 0drs. G. W. Barlow.
 Anna Smith of Mashentnclx spent "Wednesday with local friends.
 Jacob Pidge entertained Charles Spaulding, of Auburn, R. L, Sunday.
 There was a lawn party at the home of MT. Hendrickson Saturday evening. An enjoyable evening is re- ported.
 Memorial services will be aleld iH the church Sunday afternon at twt o'clock.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hall and Mis. Gertrude Hall were visitors in Put nam, Sunday.
 c. R: Barlow spent Sunday in Val. ley Falls.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
STORRS
Cadets Camp 6 sueeess-serious Ill., ness of Prof. A. G. GuIIey - Meeting of Bridge Club.

The cadet battalion returned Sun day, after a week in camp at Fort Wright, Fishers Island. In spite of the cold and wet the camp was suc- cess.
 The movable section of tI1e track in the armory is being installed by work men from the Berlin Bridge Company. Dr. Charles Thom, of Washington, visited here on Wednesday and Thurs day.
 Miss Thompson has returned from a visit to Washington.
 Children's Sunday will be observed on June 4th.
 M " Luchinni of Meriden, visited here Sunday, making the trip in his new car.
 District No of the Holland County Sunday school association met at Storrs, Monday, May 22nd. The morn ing service was opened by Rev. w. H. Barber. Addresses were given by Rev. E. P. Thieres, Rev. N. B. Cook, Mrs. L. 4. Gowdy and Mrs. Cl1apin, Wallace l. Doodin. A luncheon was served in the church vestry by the ladies of the Sunday school Mrs. w M Esten was in charge.
 Seriously TIT.
 Prof A. G. Gulley is seriously i'll at his home.
 A number from here saw George
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
PoMFRET CENTER
Golden Wedding of Mir. and Mrs. James Mcintosh "Wednesday -- Grange Gives Degree to claas.

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 Wednesday. May 24tEa, MT. and Mrs James Mcintosh had the pleasure of celebrating the 50th anniversary of their wedding day. The mayor of Marcy Hollow. who was present seems to have a cinch on ttle weather bureau for extra fine weather has been fur nished to each of the recent golden weddings although preceded in each case by stormy days. All of the children of Mir. and Mrs. Macintosh were present but one, and most of the Intosh have been blessed beyond many, for all of their children are alive and all of the grandchildren but one. They have nine grandchildren in ad dftion to six children, to make them happy. The Mcintosh family have acquired the habit of living a long time. Three members of one genera ton of the Mcintosh clan were aged 105, 106 and no years of age respec- lively, two of the children are resi- dents of Pomfret; Carolyn is the wife of Frank K. Haines, who is master od Haines is secretary. They have twc children. Cassee is Mrs. Joseph El- Hot Lumber dealer and farmer, with four children. John Is superintendent of the Prudential Life Insurance Co of Cleveland, Ohio, with one child AtDerC IS QOcIOf at E1yQ6 EafE Mass, with two children. Omar, who is in business in Hyde Park is un- married. Guests were present iron many states. The prevailing color ot the decorations were a golden color even carrying the sdIeme so far as tS have the lawn decorated with 6lande. lions. Mir. and Mrs. Mcintosh seemed to have a very propitious start or their second half century.
 confers Degrees.
 Wolf Den Grange gave the third ant l fourth degrees to a class Wednesda1 | evening. Mrs Willis Covell read tht seventh chapter of "The Iynwoo( 1 Mystery. Mrs. Ida Davis, state DO mona was present as reputy to inspec l the grange.
 1 Miss Fanny P. Brown of Centerbur! ! Is visiting at Westland farm.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
WELLINGTON
Roy WiIhurs Ship to Sail soon--Mis- aionary Appointments-- Mrs. John B, Carpenter Dies. Over 90.


 Friday afternoon Rev. and Mrs. B. w. Darrow Of West Hartford who came by invitation to South Willing ton. were here for calls upon former parishioners.
 Miss Grace Hill and friend from Hartford called on Miss Mersereau Sunday afternoon.
 Misses Gladys. Helen and Dorothy Preston and MT. Maxwell motored from West Stafford and called at Maple Corner Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Mary MeF'arlane, widow of James McFarlane, long time residents here was for some months resident at the now notorious Windsor home. is now at the Masonic Home at Waliing- ford and is quite feeble.
 Roy Wilbur who has been visiting his parents while the U. S. mail ship, York for an overhauling, has been to Liverpool and back every month since July, 1915, and expects to leave again I in few days.
 MT. and Mrs. Cosgrove went Friday for visit to Hartford relatives and tc Rev. and Mrs. Darrow at West Hart
 Prof. Barker of Boston University paid recent visit at the Cosgrove home en route for the M. B. Confer ence at Saratoga.
 Home Mission ApperkIonments l The Woman's Baptist Home Mis-. sion Society apportionments for 1916. | $19.50; Danielson S110; Eastford $1 East Killingly $2; Mansfield list, Sprint | Hill $S0.50; Mansfield End, $40 East Thompson $1;, Warrenville $20.50 Westford S1; Willimantic $104; Will ington $70; South woodstock $5.75 West Woodstock s20.
 Leath of Mrs. Carpenter. | dow of Judge John B. Carpenter die' was 90 in January and although borl in North Coventry in the early day of the old glass industry when tn work alternated between that plac and Wilmington had passed most of he life here where she united with tn Baptist church in girlhood. For sev eral years MT. and Mrs. Carpente were connected with an institution fo boys in Providence, R. l., and cam to take charge of the Storrs Home fo Soldiers Orphans at Mansfield wher they remained until the children weT all provided for and the building give by MT. Storrs to the state for an agri cultural school. MT. and Mrs. Carpen ter had no children of their own bI on leaving the home brought wit them to the home they made in Will ington two homeless children, Jenni Goulding, who died several years az and James Carpenter, who is still member of. the family. Later the legally adopted nephew, c. E. Cal penter dide May 9th, 1898. The funC constituted the household. MT. Cal penter died May tn, 1898. The fune , ral of Mrs. Carpenter was held at tf church Wednesday at noon. Re Earl Darrow of West Hartford an 1; Rev. Charles A. Parker the preseI pastor officiating.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
ANDOVER
Congressman R. p. Freeman to Deliver Memorial Address Tomorrow- Freak DandeIion Picked.


 Congressman Richard P. Freeman will be the speaker at the Memorial day service at the Congregational church, Sunday morning next, arTang- ed for by the Mems club of the town. The club will attend in a body. The choir of the church will give special music under the direction of Royal D. Webster, choir master, who is also president of the club After the ser vice the graves of soldiers in the three cemeteries of the town will be deco rated with flags and' flowers by the public school children.
 Fifteen dollars and seventeen cents were the proceeds from the New Eng land supper recently held by the Christian Endeavor society conducted by Mrs. A. E. Frink.
 Surprise Party.
 About fifteen young people gave a surprise party to Miss Anna Lind holm last Saturday evening.
 Mrs. Leonard H. Porter has a curi- osity in a dandelion stem which has five perfect blossoms on the one stem. Raymond HaIstead, who has rented the Baptist parsonage, has greatly inn proved the appearance by beautifying the grounds.
 Mrs. Luther w. Burt entertained as weekend guests, Miss GriSwold oi Bloomfield and Miss Chamberlin oi Unionville.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
NORTH STERLING

Aisa Labbee, teacher at the Dor rance district, spent the weekend at her home in Providence.
 A gentleman and his wife from New the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. C. D. Randall were at their cottage at Oakland Beach last week
 Mrs. Lydia Place spent the week end in Providence.
 Mrs. I'd. Adams and daughter Doris, spent Sunday with the formers unoth- CT, Mrs. Harvey VialI.
 Fred Shippee and family Of F1Ain- field are staying at the John Potter pface for a few weeks.
 Miss Bessie Place is caring for Mrs Sarah Hir, who is i1L F. o. Hummer was In Worcegteg
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
STERLING

Miss Lula Anderson spent the week end at Foster, R. l.
 B. o. Moore of Mt. Hope, was the guest of MT. and Mrs. W. w. Vaughn, Sunday.
 Miss Alice Belknap received a. splen- did May basket one evening last week from friends in this place
 MT. and Mrs. George B. Ea1pcock at- tended the entertainment hturday evening given in the Oneco M E. church
 Mrs. W. W. Vaughn attended the twenty birthday celebration ot Deborah Avery Putnam chapter, D. A R., held in Plainfield, Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27

Hodge in 'Fixing Sister" at the Davis theatre, in Norwich, Tuesday evening.
 Bridge Club Meets.
 The bridge club met with Mrs. e.. H. Lawson, Thursday. Out of town guests were" Mrs. R. K. Wibert, of Un- ionville, and Mrs. G. H. Hollister, of Hartford.
 Prof. and Mrs. Wheeler.i and Miss Miriam Thompson will attend the meeting of U.e Quinebaug Pomona Grange, in Ekonk, today CSaturday).
 An attempt is being made to have all the elderly people of the parish have atehance to attend morning ser vice tomorrow
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

Jusephson received a number of pretty gifts including linen, glass and tin- ware, Cake and lemonade were served. Miss Josephson is soon to be married to Arthur Barrows of Mansfield Gen. ter.
 MT. and Mrs Charles C. Abbe of New Haven are spending q few weeks with their nepElew, Alfred F. sAbbe.
 Thfrty-fivs fn Choral Union.
 There are about thirty-f1ve members in the choral union. Tue next re- hearsaI will be held on "Wednesday evening, as there is to be an informal social with games and music by the c. E. society Friday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
WRDHAM
Mrs. e. N. Warner Gives Helpful Ad- drass at District Meetins-lnVita- tions to Weir-Ely Wedding.

Rev. M. R. Plumb, Mrs. Robert Peg rum, Misses Helen Hopkins, MaTgery and Lucy Sherman, Paul Hopkins, Eden Cook, Clarence Beckwith, Kee- erett Becldwfth and Arthur Williams attended the meeting of the Williman- tic C. E. union at Liberty Hill, Satur- day.
 Mrs. Anna Gray Smith of James, town, N. Y., was tho weekend guest of her cousins. MT. and Mrs. H. .. Helpful Address.
 There was a large attendance at the first distTact meeting of the County Sunday school association at the Con- gregatfonal church fast Sunday after non. The adress of Mir. E. NJ. War ner of Putnam was especially helpful. Rev. M. R.. Plumb has been invited to deliver the baccalaureate sermon at Woodstock Academy, Sunday, June Miss Julia Guild spent last Sunday in Hampton. '~
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Larrabee. MT. and Mrs. James G. Lathrop and Miss Emma Larrabee motored to Groton, Sunday and visited relatives there.
 Lester and Alfred Eaton are at home from the Baltimore law school.
 Wedding Invitations.
 Friends in town have received invi- tations to the wedding of Page Ely and Miss Caroline Alden Weir at the Church of the Ascension, New York June Tth.
 Miss Atwood to Speak.
 At the c, E. meeting Sunday eve ming, Miss Helen Atwood, of Waure- gan win give a talk on Japan. Miss Atwood will exhibit an interesting collection of Japanese curios.
 Mrs Andrew Metzger of Soutf Windham is spending a few days witl friends in town.
 Miscellaneous Shower.
 A number of Miss Alma Josephson'l friends gave her a miscellaneou! shower Wednesday evening. Mis-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
SPRING HILL

Mrs. w. tP. wildes of Puovidence. R. l., was alt the home of H. c. flaw kins last week to look aftersFhose of the family who were i'll. All shave re- covered or,,,r has moved his household goods to t1is farm. at Hanks Hill and w11I soon take up life there Emerson Jones and wife fhave gone from there.
 Invitationas are out to attend the marriage ofs.AIiss. Bernice, -only daugh- ter of Judge, and Mrs. L. J. EStorrs, and R. R Knapp, of Bridgeport5 at tp. m- June 15t.
 w. P. WiIdes came to {nis fomei Wed nesday evening to see about sgetting things fixed up for thes summer.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
BOLTON NOTCH

MT. and Mrs. John Morris of Bran ford were at pr. M. M. Maine's over Sunday.
 Mrsl William Howe of Syracuse is visiting her sister, Mrs. Estelle Reed. Mrs. T. N. Skinner and son William were Hartford visitors Wednesday.
 Miss Jessie Smith was in Hartford Wednesday.
 Miss Marie Shaw and daughter June of New York are visiting at E. A. Shaw's.
 Mir. and Mrs. Loren Maine visited in Rockville Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
EAST WELLINGTON

Mary Mroezkowstd is helping Mrs. w. c. RuFbHy.
 Frank Chism of Abingdon called on friends and relatives here Tuesday.
 Will Smith, who was badly injured last week by being kicked by a horse, is getting along favoraHb1y.
 MT. Lowry motored to his home here from Jersey City Last Friday, with a new car parctIalgsd in tlla.t place.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
THOMPSON

Mir. and Mrs. HousT1ton of South bridge were at Nathan Chase's. Sun day.
 John Mills has been visiting rela- tives in town. Mrs. F. S. Eddy and little daughter, Esther Marian, of Southbridge, one day last week.
 Mrs. A. F. Knight was at her broth CTS Saturday.
 Friday of last week was observed as Parents Day in the public schools.
 Miss Grace Cruff was in Bridgeport and Hartford, Monday
 Mrs Minnie Whittemore has re- turned from a visit to relatives in New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Mrs. Tourtel1otte of Webster is vis- iting her mother, Mrs. John Lowe
 The children gave an entertainment in Grange hall last Wednesday night
 Mrs. Shy has returned to Hartford
 The young people went to Arlington last Friday night to play and dance.
 H. D. Prince was in town for a few days recently.