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Evening journal., 1916-08-05

Marion Spruance. have gone to Wild
wood, n. j., where they are occupying
their cottage for the summer
Mrs. Lee Garrison and daughter,
Miss Cora Sanderson. have returned
from Wildwood. n. j.. where they
have been staying for several weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. John W. Redmile, of
Philadelphia. formerly OF this city.
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. George f. Lowry. Of No. SOC
West Nineteenth street
Mrs ". p. Jorde and her two
boys, Morris and William. Jr., have
returned from Wildwood Crest
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mum are
spending week at Rehoboth.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Emilio Spna. Of No.
SIS East Twelfth street announce
the engagement Of their daughter.
Irene A. Spina to Fred Lee OF Tun-
Melton. Ind. connected here with the
DUPONT Company The marriage will
take place in December.
Miss Elmira c. Runyon. assistant
TO f. Ross Farra, CHIEF probation on
Ger here, will leave today for a weeks
vacation with her sister. Mrs. Chas.
Hayes, Of Planheld. N. j.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hamlin Carver. Of
Havre de Grace. Md. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs James T. Godfrey Of
No. III West Twenty-ninth street
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Miss Mildred Lowry. OF No. SOC W.
Nineteenth street, Is entertaining her
cousin, Miss Eleanor Redmile, OF
Philadelphia.
Miss Lena Roth. Mrs. Maurice
berk and daughter. Miss Mae Berk
are at The Breakers Atlantic City
n. j.. for a two weeks stay.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander o. Cooper
will leave next week for a two weeks
soioUrn at Spring Lake, n. J.
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Among the Wilmington and other
Delaware guests at the Hotel Righie
Betterton. Md, are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Candy Mammele, Mr.
and Mrs. c. S. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Mullin. Charles W. Partt A. II
Underwood. A. c. Williams, II. II
Raby. Andrew Spath, r. II. Rose. c
y. Rogers and L. G. Mcdowell all oi
, Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Newlr
and Mrs. W. A. Mitchell Of MARSHALL
ton: and Miss Viola NJ Cranston anC
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller of WI
? minFton.
!, Guests at the Hotel Chesapeake
Betterton, Md. are; c. w. Dorsey
Wilmington: Ferris Giles. Whining
ton; Mr. and Mrs McCallin, Ney
! Castle: Harvey Wright. Brenforq; J.
!. Hart, Townsend Miss Gertrude Fish
er, Wilmington.
J. Mrs. w. s. Moore. of No. 1907 Yves
a street, has returned from a thre
r weeks visit to Atlantic City, n. J.
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The Misses Kitty Bowen and DoI
l. Law, both of Newark, are vtsitin
" friends in this city.
Miss Lillian Ray. who is connecte
with the Office of the clerk Of N
e Municipal Court. started on a vacs
, tiOn trip today
.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Parrish wi
leave on Monday on a motor tri
= through the Pocono and Catski
/. mountains.
Master William r. johnson, q
. near Centreville. is spending tn
). week with his uncle, W. Y johnson
4 at Eighth and Walnut streets.
Mrs. Rose j. Talley and Mrs. Cas-
. per Beideman have returned hom
u from a trip to Atlantic City
j. Mr.. and Mrs. William Barlow an
Il Mr. and Mrs Thomas J. Turner. wit
r. their families, motored 20 Capevill'
Virginia, last Sunday to spend a wee
with Mrs. Frederick L. Wall.
Evening journal., 1916-08-05
CURLRTT-HALL.

Miss Essie B. Curlett, of No. 400
East Sixth street, and Calvary O.
Hall. of No. 333 East Fourth street
were married at 1890 o'clock this
morning at Asbury NJ. f. Church
parsonage by the Rev George White
Dawson. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall will live
at No. 154S South Taylor street. Phil
adelphia.
Evening journal., 1916-08-05
SIXTH WARD NOMNATEs.

Republicans of the Sixth ward last
evening nominated delegates to the
State convention as follows: Harry j
Stidham, Joseph c. Moore. Thomas H.
Schwamb. Wilson Virgins and Elijah
Russ; alternates. Leon Laws. Howard
Gibbs and ]. o. Hopkins.
Evening journal., 1916-08-05
LOWER BRANDYwINL PICNIC.

The annual picnic of Lower Bran
DIVINE Presbyterian Church Sunday
school will be held at Shellpot Park,
on next Tuesday A big crowd is ex-
pected, and a pleasant program OF
games and athletic sports has been
arranged
Evening journal., 1916-08-05
MR. TERRY MAKES HIr.

Lawrence H. Terry. Of this city,
actor. is now appearing in Atlantic
City. He is at The Palace Theatre
where he is making a big success.
Evening journal., 1916-08-05

The Lost and Found department Of
the Want Column is noted everywhere
for its efficincy in returning lost
goods to owners.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-08-05

Keep a sharp watch on the Want
ADS for they have all the good offer
ing firsts.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-08-05
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer c. Simmons,
Of No. 1926 West Seventh street, an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Roberta S. Simmons,
TO Homer II. Ewing Of this city. The
engagement was announced at a card
party given at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Simmons this afternoon. Both
the bride and groom-elect are well
known in this city Mr. Ewing is a
graduate Of Delaware College. class
of 1915. and at the present time is
connected with the Ingersoll Rand
Company of Phrlipsburg, n. ]. Miss
Simmons is a graduate of the High
School.
Mrs Truman W. Campbell left on
Wednesday for Cape May. whore she
will spend the weekend
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Miss Katherine Wilson will leave
next Friday for Bar Harbor. Maine
where she will visit Edward Mrs
Williams, who is spending the sum
mer there. She will also visit her
sister, Mrs. Henry b. Thompson, who
is summering at Northeast Harbor
Mt Desert Island. Maine, before re-
turning home.
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DR., and Mrs Joseph p. Wales in
tend taking a motor trip to Maine
shortly,
Mrs. F. H. Edsall is spending som'
time with Or. Edsall, at Jersey City
Miss Elizabeth Edsall has gone e
Magnolia, Mass. with her grandmoth
er, Mrs. +. TatnaI Warner.
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The engagement of Miss Mary Cor
abelle Copp. daughter Of the Rev. ans
Mrs. n H. Copp. formerly OF th'
Cohocksink Presbyterian Church. Pa
to Charles Percy Hammond. of thil
city. is announced.
Mr.. and Mrs Minor c. Smith nav
closed their town house. No. 221
Washington street, and are establish
ed for the summer az their cottage a
Brandywine Summit Camp.
.
Mrs W. L. Scott will go next weel
to Wernersville Pa. 10 spend severa
weeks.
Mrs. William Seaman. Miss Jessi
Seaman and Miss Alice ID. Lobdel
will leave next Wednesday for As
bury Park. where they will spend tn
month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander F. erich
I ton and family left on Thursday b
! motor for Asbury Park, where the
> will stay until fall.
8 Miss Dorothy Simmons left o
Thursday for Maine. where she wi
spend the remainder Of the summe
Mrs Evan G. Shortlidge, Miss Au'
r reg Shortlidge and Miss Martf
e Shortlidge. are summering at Silv'
II Lake. near Keen, n. II.
h Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Harrington e
e tertained at dinner on Thursd
a evening at Naaman's teahouse. co
n ers were laid for ten guests.
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y Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Francis a
n spending the summer at Chelsea.
h j.. where they have a cottage
e Mrs. Harlan G. Scott. who is spen
i ing the summer at her cottage
J. Cape May, visited this city for 'fe
Il days.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. W. ] Webster
n Bellevue. are spending the summit
S. travelling through California an
j. other Western States.
q %
e DR.. and Mrs Julian Adair WI
y leave the last Of this month for DE
Ie aware, n. j., where they will Wis
Ie Mr.. and Mrs. T. Leslie Carpente
r who have camp there.
e Mrs. Willard A. Speakman is spen
ing a. fortnight at Chelsea, n. }.
n d
k Mrs Martin 2. Walker has return'
n from a visit to Minnewaska, n. Y.
r Miss Madeline Reed. who has ne'
y spending the last five weeks at a
5 lantic City. will return home the Ia
Evening journal., 1916-08-05

Mrs. Elsie satterthwaite, who re-
cantlv underwent a serious operation
IN the Samaritan Hospital, in Phila-
delphia. is improving, and II Is
Thought she will be able TO return
home within a few weeks.
Evening journal., 1916-08-05

Mrs. }. Harvey spruance and Miss
Evening journal., 1916-08-05

Mrs. Clarence ]. Pyle and daughter,
Merle. are spending ten days at Del
mar.
Evening journal., 1916-08-05

Miss Mathilde seipp, physical d.
rector of the Y. w. C. A.. who has
been spending her vacation camping
in PENNSYLVANIA, returned this week
Evening journal., 1916-08-05

DIR. and Mrs Lewis P. Rumford are
snending August in the Adirondacks.
Evening journal., 1916-08-05

Mrs. Charles C. Lobdell. Jr.. left
today for Ocean City. n. j., where
She will spend the next ten days. She
was accompanied by her two daugh-
ters Mrs. W. W. Pusey and Mrs. Sea
man.
Evening journal., 1916-08-05

Miss Dora Fisher and Miss Ella
Ellis LETT Yesterday for Niagara Falls.
and other points of interest along the
Canadian border.
Evening journal., 1916-08-05

Miss Augusta Dure left on Thurs
dav for Lake Sunapee. New Hamp-
shire. where she will spend a fort
night with friends from New York.
Evening journal., 1916-08-05

Mr. and Mrs. I. W Eby left today
for vipemont, Pa, where they will
stay ten days.
Evening journal., 1916-08-05

Miss Mabel F. Haley returned this
week from a two weeks trip to AS
hurry Park and left yesterday for
Portland. Maine. where she will spend
the rest OF the month.
Evening journal., 1916-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Bosley are
being congratulated upon the birth OF
a daughter on August ].
Evening journal., 1916-08-05

E. F. dupont is a guest this week
of MIR and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller VINO
are entertaining a house party az
their villa. Honeysuckle Lodge New
mort. r. I. Among their other guests
are DR. and Mrs. Robert Tunstail
Tavlor of Baltimore. who are well
known in this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18
Windham County
ELMVLLE
Relief Corps Presents Gift to Mrs. Frank Davis, at DanieIson Meeting.


 Mrs. B. C. Conklin visited friends in Webster last week.
 Harry Bramham of Pawtucket, R, I. has been spending a few days al Grassmere farm.
 Mrs. Frank A. Davis entertained Mrs. Chase and daughter of Putnam Friday, and on Sunday friends from New London and Hampton.
 Mrs. Crane of Willimantic has been the guest of Mrs. c. H. Pike.
 MT. and Mrs Winfield Coiwell wis., ited in Taunton and Mansfield, Mass Sunday, making the trip by automo- bile.
 Miss Nellie Place spent the week end in Central Village.
 John Wins1ow and Everett Wins low of Jefferson, Mass, former resi- dents of Elmville, have been visiting relatives here E Dennis Rawson was a Norwich visi- tor last week.
 Mrs. Betsy Spears of Foster Gen. ter has been the guest of Mrs. Clay ton Wright and Mrs. Addie E. Call
 Elsie Myers, who has been ill for |severa1 weeks, is improving.
 Gift For Mrs. Davis.
 At the sewing circle meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps, held with Mrs Sarah B. Torrey in Danielson. Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Frapk A. Davis of this place was presented handsome emer- aid pin set with pearls, in recognition of the supper recently given the corps by Mrs. Davis.
 MT. and Mrs, Silas Babbitt of Dan ielson visited at c. D. Mowry's, Sun- day.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18
LEDYARD
Supper Given by Ladies' Aid Society Clears $25-Jailer O. H.. Main of Norwich Buys His Farm Back.

The Ladies' Aid society neld the fourth church supper of the season at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Gray Friday evening. This was one nearly 100 present, many coming from Norwich The receipts were about $25. The next supper will be held at the residence of Mr- and Mrs. John W. Finnigan.
 Miss Stella Holdridge has been the guest of Mrs. S. E. Holdridge.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Spaford of Glastonbury were week end guests of MT. and Mrs. Olin H. Avery
 Miss Grove of Norwich has been the guest for several days of Miss Mar garet Allyn.
 Judge and Mrs. s. E. Holdridge and family visited Judge Holdridge's brother and family in Riverpoint Sum- day, going and returning by automo- ble. . .s ..
 MT. and Mrs. Everett, Peckham ,wsre week end visitors of MT. and Mrs, Charles A. Gray.
 Buys Back Farm.
 Jailer Oscar H. Main of Norwich who sold his farm in this town to a Hebrew purchaser several months ago has purchased it back, the latter not being able to make a success Of farm ing.
 Miss Gladys Holdridge is visitins felaI1VeS ana friends in Westerly and Mystic.
 Meeting of Thimb!e Club. The Ledyard ThimDle club met with Mrs. Isaac G. Geer Tuesday afternoon Nearly all the club members were present and there were several visit ors. Cake, ice cream and cookies were served at the close. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Charles A Gray. The Ladies Aid society met at the parsonage Wednesday afternoon
 Rev G. F. Goodenough returned on Thursday from New Britain, where he was present at the convention of the Congregational churches of the state He was gone two days and inspected one grange. -=.- At Norwich Meeting
 Mrs. Clarence P. Knight attended the D. A. R. meeting held in Norwich on Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18
HAMBURG
Gifts Presented librarian-Aiternat
 to State Suffrage Convention.

to State Suffrage Convention.
 Mrs. George Martin has been i'll the past week at her home on Bill Hill.
 Charles Chappell is enjoying a va cation with his family in Old Ham burg.
 Ground has been broken for a house on Bill Hill corner for a party in Harrisburg. Penn.
 James Ward and son, Leland, were Sterling City visitors the first of the week.
 Mrs. James Lord went to Hartford last Thursday for a few days.
 Mrs, Louise Jewett Of Deep River Rachel and Jewett Tiffany were here from Friday until Monday night, ow- ing to vfs1ting day for teachers. The committee on 4ltbrary hnter- tainment met Wednesday afternoon al the town hall. The members of the L. B, s. met Wednesday afternoon and packed mission boxes under the direction o1 Mrs. A w. Bunnell, who is greatly interested in the cause. Gifts for Librarian, At the closing of the library last Wednesday. Mrs. Lizzie Bill, librarian of Lyme library, was presented a large basket Of useful packages and gen. erous sum of money. Appointed Alternates. The Equal Franchise League me; Monday afternoon and appointed alter mates to the convention at New Ha- ven, Thursday and Friday. as two oI the delegates were unable to attent | on account of illness
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18
OCCUM AND VERSAILLES
Successful Entertainment-Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Tetreault Move to Nor wich.

A pleasing entertainment was given in the Occum hall Thursday evening by pupils in the Versailles school: the parts were taken with credit to both teachers and scholars, Home made candy, cake and coffee were on sale after the entertainment, which was well patronized.
 F. Shtppe succeeds E. Eevasseur as agent at the Versailles railroad sta tion. T.
 Able to Be Out
 . c. A Boyens after being confined to the house from the effects of a broken leg bone, is able to get about the house and yard with the help of
 Move to Norwich.
 During the present week E. J. Te- treault has removed his household goods to Norwich where he has se- cured home. MT. and Mrs. Te- treaut will be missed in the activities of the village of which they have had a part for years and in St. Joseph's parish. both being active in the church work. MT. Tetreault's reinov- al from the village discontinues the water business which he has carried on with profit for several years.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18

ing meeting of the Ladies' Missionary Society was held with Mrs. Mattie Robinson, former member of the so- ciety, at her home in Jewett City.
 Dual Birthday Celebration.
 Miss Ruth Kennedy was surprised by about thirty friends Friday even- ing who came to help celebrate her birthday. It was also the birthday of her younger brother. Royal. A de- Gghtful evening was passed with games and music. Sandwiches, cake, coffee and chocolates were passed. In behalf of the company Charles Budeit, Jr., presented Miss Kennedy a gold bracelet and Royal Kennedy watch and fob. Besides these there were other gifts from individuals.
 Mrs. Maxwell Reynolds. and little son of Danielson are spending several weeks at the parsonage.
 W. s. Foote has been in Wilton for @ visit with his mother. The trip was made by automobile with his son, Raymond Foote of Bridgeport. Mrs. August Hoelck and daughter Mildred went to Springfield Thursday for visit with relatives.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18
WESTFORD.

Capt. H. A. Eastman of Middletown has beer in town two weeks, board ing at Bert Bakers.
 MT. and Mrs. A. E. Lincoln of New Haven spent the week end at their summer home here.
 Albert SQuires and D. A. Wilbur visited the Thread City, Wednesday.
 Mrs. Clarence H. Barlow and little daughter, Dorothy, are spending sev- eral days with friends in Hartford.
 Mrs. Jennie Barlow and Gladys Barlow are in Southbridge for an indefinite stay, the guests of Mrs. Ralph Thompson.
 A number from here attended the party and dance at Frank .Morey's Saturday evening. About one hun
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

spent Friday end sasxrday At tho home of MT. and Mra. James stcd- dard of the stoddard distx1ct.
 Miss Laura A. Peririns who is spending some tina m PoQuetanucls attended the Woman,g Home MisBlon. ary Society meeting ct the home oz Mrs Andrew Miller. Tuesday.
 Martin. spsrry Wedding.
 Invitations ware reossyed by friends in the village from Mr. and Mrs, James Martin of Meriden. Wednesday to attend the marriage reception of their daughter. Mabel Holmes. and Charles Merritt Sperry, at their homo on Bronson avenue, at, e.so o'clock Thursday evening the thirtleth of No- vmeber. Miss Martin in previous years has spend her summers here where her parents have e cottage on the Bluffs. She was graduated from the Bridgeport hospital later as 6 nurse and has been most successful in her calling.
 Henry E. Beckwith of Middletowr was caller Wednesday on his niece Mrs. Dudley e. Perkins.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18
SALEM
Cnurch Social Held in Grange HaI,- hunters Staying at the Mile, Place.

Rev. John G. Hehr, of Gardner church Sunday morning G. J. Murray was the leader of &h. ming. 'iaS e"e- Miss Eunlce Graves returned to her nome in Williamsburg, Mass last week after spending several days in MT. and Mrs. William Darling. Mrs Helen Malona and Miss Alice Riy Vis1led relatives in Canaan, Sunday. '. |: Beebe was caller in Norwich Mrs: Richard Lee, with her dauSbter Miss Dora Lee and Ruth Lee, sneni Sunday at tho home of her danehtar Mrs. James Beebe.
 Church Social.
 A church social was held in Granes Hall Thursday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Harvey Clarke and cnlforen or Pleasant Valley were call CTS at MT. and Mrs. James Beebe,a Sunday. eoo c
 J. Frank Rogers, Mir. and Mrs, John Rathoun and.4Henry Maynard were callers in Middietown. Sunday.
 william Kingsley was. a. recent wis., 1tor in Colchester -, ~
 Hunters at Niles Place, A party or hunters from New Ton. don has been spending a few days Si the Niles place. @' Miss Katherine Groub, teacher tr the Center school, attended the teach CTS meeting in Colchester last Fri day. -
 MT. and Mrs. James Beebe enter- tained relatives from NeR Haven re. gently. ,'AA
 The membeFs of the xaSaes Att Society are preparing for a saas 14S be he1d-fn December. -
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18

erbeAfins strAwbefriss and has been enjoying ripe fruit,
 Mines Alice and Grace Mahonsy were week ei1d suesss of their sfB- ter in RfeeAou.- .ss-,s5.---
 Local Rrangsrs attended the regu- lar meettng Tueaday evenfng whei, the election of Ufacsrs WAS held. dren were vfsitoxs here Sunday.
 The first snow aof tha season was visible hsse Monday. Thin coating of ice was noticed on the quiet places of the brook. .,t,s.. c. D. Edminston and party from Norwich Town. were here on & hunt ing trip this week. req T.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18
NORTH sTONNGTON
Repkesentatives-Eieo Stone and Lew- Is Give Supper to constituents- Mission Study Glass Meets.

The representatives, from this town, George H. Stone and Horace G. Lewis, game supper to their con- st,sSsncy asSs d1, in Grange !. hall n,msa- wsa- were present. Grace was said by Rev. Lucian Drury. The menu in cfuded oyster stew, rolls, pie and cof- fec Cigars and speaking followed. E. Frank White was toastmaster. Speeches were made by State Senator bun, Attorney Charles L.. Stewart, of Norwich, Dr. T. P. Maine and Judge c. c. Gray.
 W. II. M. s. Meeting.
 Miss Dora T. Maine, associational presirdent for the Woman's Home Mission society, of the Stonington Union association. called a meeting of workers in that department of mis- ; sionary effort, at her home, Monday afternoon. Several ladies from out of town were present. At the close of the meeting, Miss Maine served tea.
 The Mission Study class met on Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Dora T. Maine, taking up the first chapter of the book, Old Spain in New America.
 Miss Ella Norman has been in Bos- tor. this week.
 Miss Esther Radcliffe, teacher in Wheeler school is absent on sick leave.
 O. E. Lowell, the new supervisor of the town schools, has visited them all this week.
 Womas's Union Gives Supper.
 The wornan,s Union of the Congre- gatiouaT 7etArch. gave a supper on Friday eeenine at the home of Dan- iel E.>Gray.
 Rev. o. D. Fisher and Deacon John D. Avery attended the conference of /,egational churches at New Britain.
 MT. and Mrs. John l.. York have been visiting their sons in Hart
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Five Cent Lunch FoiIows Meeting sl Ladies Aid Society-Evenins c. Whist. t-: .-.s E1e


 Mrs. Raymond Walsh has gone ta! Philadelphia to visit relatives 'sTN3 Stuart Ellsworth spent Sunday n4 his home in Uxbridge, Mass. z-s. s-3 Mrs. Frank Sheldon, Miss Graca Sheldon of Moosup, and Mrs. Oti1 Newton of Providence, were SaturS day visitors at William DeaE's. 7rei Five Cent Lunch. "
 The Ladies Aid Society met atns1aa church par1ors Wednesday afternoou to sew for the Christmas sale. A1fiya cent lunch was served the membeft after the sewing was. finished. 1T The Kings Daughters met, at theia rooms Monday afternoon. s<4a MT. and Mrs. Homer Cross of NeFws port, R. l., have been visiting at tlba home of MT. Cross brother, L. Hosu- ard Cross this week.sf,t .s1 rt;9
 Mrs. Peter Anthony. Solomon ana Mary Anthony visited relatives in: MT. and Mrs. William rhompsou entertained out-of-town- relatives Sun- day. '4.'s -
 Whist Party. '. -@-M
 About twenty-five of the youne. people attended the whist party in Moosup, Wednesday. evening. held by Earl Bragg won the first gentlemaa's prize and John Greenhalgh took the booby prize.
 Walter Hutchins has moved his family from Moosup here. He re- gently moved from here to Moosup.
 Mrs. William Lorfng has been a re- cent visitor i'll Providence i' 7 Walter Fitzpatrick has left Albert c. Walkers farm and the family arc spending a few days at the home of Lewis Bassett, before going to their new home in Massachusetts. .'r. 1' Miss Helen W. Tilhngfast has been a recent visitor In Hartford = Mrs. George Baher of Putnam vtS- ited her mother, Mrs. Ellen Torey. Wednesday, MT. and Mrs. L. Howard Cross were Sunday visitors at Cosnner Youhgs and George Sanders in Danislson .1 M 1h
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18
PoMFRET CENTER
Everett E. Brown Judge of Plate Ex- hibit at Rhode Island Fruit Sho~!t

Everett B. Brown attended the Rhode Island fruit show in Providenral last week as judge of plate exhibits rIz 1
 Mrs. Pbebe A. Sharpe is in Washine1i ton, D. C., attending the sessions of thei MT. and Mrs. E. E. Brown motored to Providence gWedEcsday, attending the automobile show, and The Merry Wives of Windsor at Providence opsra house. .ss =E -<ii5H
 to Worcester last Sunday. 5n MT. Rossen at the Day Kfmball hosS pital Is recovering after a hard siegs of pneumonia. .7"r TM
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18
NORTH LE ME

J. Lawrence Raymond and Ray Harding motored to New Hampshire to buy cattle this week.
 Mrs. Caroline Mosilier. who died in East Hampton, was buried in Had lyme Wednesday.
 w. VI. Sisson Jr. and G. H. Strong motored 10 Ivorvton. Tuesday.
 Mrs Edward Wchber entertained the ladies of the sewing circle Tues day afternoon.
 C. r. Jewett and N. s. Strong were in East Hadlm. Wednesday, to de- liver oxen sold by Mir Jewett and Warren Rogers to Philip Rich, of Durham.
 w M Sisson Jr and family and Mrs William Sisson were in New London and Groton. Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18
GRIsWOLD

Elmer Starkweather. who tss msx>. mains about the sauaa ;.s -'az...=. -s-szs
 Mrs: W P. Holmes is spending q few days at Ekonk,s visiting aat Sre. and Mrs. Harry Holmes,
 son, George. visited their cousina. Mr. and Mrs. George Geer of Baitic. the last of the week. =
 Mrs. Jane sLestar is visiting w4tas friends in Mystic and Westerly.
 Mrs. 5. E. -Peckhan of Norwich has been visiting at the EdmonI ho,,a. John Peckham of Preston urasre caller at, the Edmond honnezone-aay eh1s-wsek. eaa