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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-25
ON THE WAY SOUTH

Miss Margery S. Herman, of New
Kingston was in the city yesterday on
the way to Greenvi1le. NJ c. where
she teaches biology in the Teachers
Training School.
Miss Hannah H. Fahnestock. of Luck
now, teacher of instrumental music
in the same school, who has been Wis
iting in Phila. for some time met Miss
Herman In Baltimore and they pro-
ceeded on their journey together.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-25
MOTOR FROM NEW OXFORD

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rinehart, John
Rinehart, Mrs. Louise Rinehart
Harry Croft, Ralph Croft, Margaret
and Sarah Rinehart and Mr.. Harry
Slagle, motored from New Oxford and
visited Mrs. Harry C. Gettel, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rinehart on
Sunday
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-25

j. Rupert Sweigcrt and family have
returned to their home, 1906 Penn
street after spending the summer m
McVeystown. Pa.
Mrs Florence Bailie and her daugh-
ter Miss Marie Baillie, were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs Stauesa. -.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-25

Miss Anna M. Bender, of 1861 Wal
nut street. a graduate of Central High
school Class of 1916. has gone to Phila
to take a course in Domestic Science
in DreXel Institute.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-25
GIVES FAREWELL DINNER

A farewell dinner was given by Miss
Irma A. Watts at her home. "Island
Park" last evening in honor of Mrs,
Norman A. Kline. of Denver, Colorado,
and Mrs. William j. Hayes who will
leave in several days to make her flu
ture home in that city Covers were
laid for eight.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-25
COUPLE MARRIED
IN THE CAPITOL
Miss Carrie Breach and John
Franklin Wolf Wed by the
Rev. DR.. Lichliter

The fourth wedding held in the new
capitol building was solemnized in the
Department of Agriculture at noon
on Saturday, September 23, when the
Rev. DR.. M. B. Lichliter, chief clerk
Miss Carrie Breach, daughter of DR..
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
Family Reunion
ROAD SOCIETY

Miss Priscilla A Billings has re- turned from a visit with friends in West Springfield. Mass.
 The men of the Stonington grange gave an oyster supper Wednesday ev- ening.
 Mrs. Fanny Williams has returned from a visit in Boston.
 Rev. G. B. Spalding, formerly of the Road church, now in Cocoanut Grove Fla, was the preacher at the General Congregational Conference of Florida and the Southeast which met at Win ter Park, April 25 and 26th.
 Miss Grace D. Wheeler attended the meeting of the Anna Warner Bailey chapter, D. A. R., held with Miss Ju- lia D. Smith in Westerly Thursday. A report of the 18th Continental Con- gress was given by the regent, Mrs B. A. Copp, who attended and was much enjoyed by all. The ladies met with Mrs. Eliza P Moves this week on Monday for so' ciGSy work.
 Thomas Wilcox of Quiambaug wa! taken to the hospital in New London this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
New London County
 CHESTERFIELD

Mrs. Elizabeth Bliven, who has been isiting her mother, returned to West rly Saturday.
 Samuel Kaplan and Frieda Rosen- aum spent the holidays with MT and ITS. Julius Kaplan.
 Misses Mary Tinker, Florence Pow rs, Matt A. Tinker and Alfred Chap ell were callers in Higganum Sun ay.
 Miss Julia Morgan of Storrs is with CT parents for a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. Solomon and family of Ireene-ille were callers at John R. laplan Sunday.
 ] Miss Ellen Powers has returned af- er a weeks visit with MT. and Mrs Willis ChappelI of Fftchville.
 Schools in this vicinity opened Mon- lay for the spring term, after a week 'acation.
 Miss Julia E. Sullivan is making chool.
 Mrs. c. J. Tinker and Mrs. Eller nowo 5 are i'll at their homes.
 J. E. Powers and son Maurice were alle's in East Lyme the first of the week.
 Among those who returned to New Fork Tuesday night after spending tht folidays here were Misses Ida Level If, Bessie Miller, F'reeda Rosenbaum ind friend, Messrs. Max Phillips, Sam. tel Kaplan, Miss Mollie Kaplan, Mis-. Rose Saul and children and Miss Elm aa RoSOfsky.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
LISBON
Sunday School Holds Easter Concert Mfrs. M. S. Carter Writes of Cali fornia Roses.

The pastors text Sunday morning was Mark 16:6, He saith unto them. Be not affrighted; ye seek Jesus of Nazareth, which was crucified; He is risen: He is not here; behold the place where they laid Him. An anthem, Vic tory Over Death, was sung by the choir
 At the Sunday school hour there was concert by the school, as fol- lows: Organ prelude, Easter process sional, Wilson; anthem, Seeking Jesus, cholr; opening song, Coming to the Garden; prayer by the pastor; song, Lilies of Easter; responsive Bible reading; song, Rolled Away; recita- tIons, A Robins Song, John EggIeston. Natures Touch, Edna Kendall; Tell It, TTederlck Irons; solo and chorus, Why Weepest Thou, Mrs. Lester Bromley and choir; recitation, Easter Lilies, Ellsworth Blake; reading, Beatrice Read; song, When the Easter Lilies | Bloom; recitation. Spring Voices, Mary Williams; recitation, Mildred Panovec; song, Hail the Prince of Life and Glory; reading, The Lilies of Easter tide, Clara Hyde; recitation, Little by Little, Annie Williams; recitation by Royal Kennedy: address by the pas tor; hymn, Who Are These in Bright Array; benediction; Easter postlude Ashford. The church was tastefuIIy decorated with potted plants and car nations.
 Aid Society's Election.
 At the annual business meeting ot the Ladies Aid Society recently held the following officers were chosen: President, Mrs. W. A. Read; vice pres. 1dents, Miss Alice Kennedy, Mrs. H J, Kendall; secretary, Mrs F. B. Hyde treasurer, Mrs. Ransom Read.
 A social under the auspices of tn Ladies' Aid Societp was held at tn parsonage Tuesday evening. The Time of Roses.
 Mrs. Mary S. Cater of South Pasa dena, Calif., writes to relatives her that the rose season is now at it height, and there are forty-seven va rieties of roses in bloom at her home
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND
Who is Going and Coming-Incidents. Accident
 and Building in Threc Counties

ing few days with her sister, Mrs. William Sisson of North Plains.
 Arthur Kingsley has returned to Worcester, Mass, after spending d few weeks at his home in town.
 Speaking Contest.
 The speaking contest, in which pu- pills from the schools in town will par ticipate, will be held in Grange hall, thursday evening, May 4.
 MT. and Mrs. James Beebe spent Sunday with relatives on Grassy Hill
 Abram Siminowitz was a caller in Norwich Saturday,
 Harry Moore returned to Boston the first of the week. after spending a few weeks with his family in town.
 William Maynard and family and J. Frank Rogers motored to East Had dam one day last week.
 Walter Tisdale and his sister. Mrs Maude Pratt, Miss Marjory Giles and Walter Woodstock of New London spent the Easter recess at Mill Valley bungalow.
 Miss Martha NTiIlen of Middletowr spent the first of the week with Miss Ella Darling.
 Miss Ruth sterry of New Londor spent the weekend with her parents MT. and Mrs. T. Hunt Sterry. Miss Leah Clifford of New Londo1 spent the Easter recess with Salen relatives.
 J. W. Kockner of New York spen Sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs T. Hunt Sterry. and Chester were Easter holiday guest of Mrs. Gordon's mother, Mrs. S. 4 | Tibbetts.
 Annie Clifford returned to New Lon | don Sunday after spending two weeks | vacation with relatives in town.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
WATERFORD

Today was the last day in which to license dogs. The town clerk, Chas. A. Gallup, reports that dog owners have been very slow in paying this year. Many holding off until the last day.
 Tho Bible class of the Second Bap- tist church met Tuesday evening with MT. and Mrs. Frederick Bitters of Quaker Hill.
 Mrs Silas W. Bretzheid has ar rived from St. Augustine, Fla, where she spent the winter and Is at the home of her son. Carl W. Wilcox of Oswegatcfie.
 Mrs. George D. Knowles has beer spending a few days in New York. Miss Caroline Renshaw of Ruther- ford, N. J., is visiting Mrs. Edgar T Thomas of the Golden Spur.
 Albert -Glessner of Lancaster, Pa was an over Sunday guest of Mrs Charles B. Totman of Quaker Hill. William M Hendrickson has return. ed frcm business trip to Woodstock
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
GLASGO
Start on New Stoekhouse-FuneraI of Mrs. 5etsey Tyler-ViIlase to Have a New Store.


 Contractors Peck, Mcwilliams have started work on the new stockhouse for the American Thread Co.
 Holiday visitors in town were Mrs. Herbert Pollard and two daughters, and Ralph Wilbur at MT. J. T. Wil- burs. Laura Young at R. H. YOung's. Leroy Eccleston at T. H. Eccleston's, Clarence Luther at E. H. Luther's.
 Sarah Cameron spent Easter with friends in Westerly and Mabel Blan- chard with relatives at Stewart HiIl.
 Mrs. Betsey Tyler's Funeral.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Betsey Ty- Ter were held Tuesday morning at the home of her nephew, Frank Eccleston, Rev. John Thompson officiating. Two selections were sung, Asleep in Jesus and Soon with Angels Burial was in the family lot Pachaug cemetery.
 Daniel Kenyon and daughter Elsie. were guests of friends in Rhode Island, Sunday.
 The Ladies' Aid society was pleas antly entertained by Mrs. Sterry Kin ney, Wednesday afternoon. The next meeting in two weeks will be with Mrs. Samuel Shaw.
 Edwin Lewis has purchased an au- Mrs. Mary A. Harvey of Boston, Is the guest of Mrs Frank Eccleston. Mrs Sterry Kinney was in Westerly | last Tuesday, to see her aunt, Mrs Harriet Maine. who Is seriously i'll. New Store. A new store is to be opened in the village in the building owned by Cal win Wilcox and now occupied by MT | McGovern.
 School in the sth district will oper Monday for the spring term. after two weeks vacation.
 Mrs. Homer Kinney was a recen caller on Mrs. Henry Weseman.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
HANOVER
Memorial Service to Ebsnezer Allen T3norrow-Arthur Nj. Brown tc Address Mems Club.

The members of the C. 2. society are planning to attend the Spring conference of the Norwich union to- day at Park church. Norwich.
 A rehearsal of the Mems chorus. was held Tn the vestry. Wednesday even- inc in preparation for the Sunday ev- ening service.
 The Woman's Missionary society held their April meeting Thursday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. Tanner. The programme on the Kings High way was prepared by Mrs Nathan Bennett
 Mrs. James Walker has been spend ing the week with Mrs. Nelson Lyon Memorial Service. 4 memorial service for Ebenezsr Allen will be held Sunday, April 5oth. at the close or the morning service in the ConEreEational church. Rev. Herbert ID. Roliason was in Beverly, Mass. during the week. At Textile Exhibit. | William c. Park and Frederick A. Fadie attended the Textile exhibit tn Boston. Tuesday and Wednesday. l. Harry Dyson of Providence. R. T. was a week end guest at the home oi MT. and Mrs. Law Armatage-
 Will Address Mems Club.
 The Mems club will hold a social on next Wednesday evening. May Srd and the committee is preparing 2 very good programme. Arthur M Brown of Jewett City, will speak
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
NIANTIS
Getting Out Timber-People Coming
 to Hire Summer Cottages-ViIIage and Grove Notes.


 Miss Theodora Brown of New Lon Norwich Town spent Sunday with Mrs. Martha 6. Brown.
 Lawrence Spencer of Salem spent Good Friday with his grandmother, Mrs. Adelaide Spencer.
 NIT. and Mrs. Walter c. Barker and children will move shortly to the kniCkerbocIer cottage in Plum avenue
 George Coulter and son Ivan of Bridgeport spent Sunday with rela- tives in town.
 Charles Twiss. Jr.. is employed at a garage in New London.
 Mrs, Carrie A. Fox left Wednesday for hef~hOme in Hartford after a short stay at her cottage in the grove.
 $. O. Harrington is entertaining his nieces from Hartford.
 A number of people from out of town were in the village and Pine Grove last week looking for cottages for the summer.
 Getting Out Timber.
 Men from East Hampton arrived here recently and are working in the Oswegatchie woods getting out timber i A steam sawmtl has been in the woods all winter.
 Dr. and Mrs. Everett s. Warner, who have been passing the winter in Cali | fornia and Florida have opened theil residence on Pennsylvania avenue Henry GriswOld of Ivoryton passed | Sunday in the village. | Eleeza Spencer is putting a verands on Miss Bruce Haynes residence 1T | Penn avenue. Contractor P. A. Daniels and a force l of men are building house for MT 1 Perrino.
 Bernard Ray and Harry Perkins ar, 1 working with c. F. Eldredge. MT. and Mrs. Fred Goss of New Lon | don passed Sunday in the grove. | Frank Griswold of New Haven wa 1 visitor in the village Tuesday. HI made the trip in his car.
 Mrs. Erwin and daughters have re l turned to their home in Brooklyn af 1 ter a stay at their cottage.
 Work is progressing at White Beac' on improvements to the Luce property
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
GARDNER LAKE

William Walden Catches Seventeen Trout-Latimer Family Moves to Wiiimantic.
 Mrs. William Dennison and sons are visiting Mrs. Dennison's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Elijah Lathrop.
 A number from this place attended the dance at Grange hall last Friday evening.
 William Walden caught a nice string of seventeen trout one day recently.
 Many at Auction.
 There was a large gathering at the auction at Lewis Latimer's Monday.
 Albert Randall, who has been ill, is much improved.
 Olin r. Boynton has secured employ ment in Norwich.
 Miss Dawsett, MT. and Mrs. D. Har- ris Reynolds and their son Harold, i were guests of Mrs. Sidney Dolbeare Sunday. Miss Grace Lathrop has returned to Palmertown after spending Easter with her parents. MT. Bremen and family of Hartford were visitors in town recently. Miss May Daniels has moved into
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
MONTVILLE

Rev. Luddington of Waterford off, ciated at the morning Easter services at the Union Baptist church in the absence of the pastor, Rev. William Lakin, who was called to Maine to att tend the funeral of a relative.
 Harry Williamson of Trinity col lege is spending his vacation with Mrs. Mary Woodmansee.
 Miss Grace Lyon of North Stoning- ton has returned, after spending sev- eral days at her home in Palmertown.
 Miss Bertha Lyon has returned from a visit to friends in New York.
 Tuesday evening the Masons of the
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
ASHWILLETT

Mrs. V. N. Main is able to go out on pleasant days.
 Y. V. Main called on his sister in Preston Monday.
 Mrs s. Pugh and son Raymond of Ledyard was at their farm here the first of the week.
 Samuel D. Pierce of Rixtown has gone for visit with his grandchildren in Anthony. R. I.
 Herbert Walker and family and A A. Morgan moved this week
 R. T. Young of Fort Wright was al his farm here one day last week. Moves Eccleston of Stewart HI was a caller on friends here recently.
 Grover c. Main is carting birch tC the mill He cut the brush during tht big snows.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
CLARK'S FALLS

NIT. and Mrs. Arthur Babcoclx of Westerly were guests Sunday of the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. Hen " F. Babcock
 Miss Mrydell Maine, who has been home for a week. has returned to her work in Westerly.
 Reginald Wakefield and a friend, who has been visiting him, are in New York There were accompanied by Orville Chesebrough.
 Repairs are being made to the mia owned by Alfred AI- Clarke and son Ebert w. Clark now occupied by the Federal Felt CO.
 Dwight Merritt of Ashaway was in this village on business Thursday morning. Oscar Perry, who is employed al Noank was at his home here over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS

local order Oxoboxo lodge, No. 12S. A. D. r. NJ. and their wives spent a SO cial evening at the home of MT. and
 Mrs. Everett Chapman of Palmertown. During the evening a solid gold pin or Masonic design was presented Melvin Turber, past master, as a token of es- teeIn. Charles Hope made the presen- tation speech and Mir. Furber, though much surprised, responded in a cordial manner. About sixty were present.
 Mrs. Ida Woodmansee entertained the numbers of the Ladies' Aid society Wednesday afternoon
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
Guests From Maine.
LEONARD BRIDGE

NIT. and Mrs. Henry L. Watrous have moved their household goods. from Willimantic 70 c. J. Holmes, where MT. Watrous will conduct the farm for the coming year.
 Harold Lombard was in Occum on Tuesday.
 Adam MotylIa has leased his farm to R- F. Cummings and the house to Fred O. Brown
 Miss Nellie Clifford, time keeper in No. mill, -Willimantic. spent Easter with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. John Clifford.
 Miss Lizzie Berkowitz has returned to New York city after a short visit with her mother, Mrs s. Berhowitz-
 Adam afotylxa has moved his house hold goods to Hop River, where he will be engaged for the present, doing team work. Dr. B. K. Dow of WiIlimantic was local caller recently. Kenneth Harroun of Willimantic re- gently visited Carlton A Cummings Carlton A. Cummings was in Hop | River recently. | Leo c. Cummings of Stratford is l spending his Easter vacation with his mother at Shady Lawn.
 Charles Geer has purchased new horse.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29

Surprise Party for Stanton L. Briggs -ciIbert Totken Dies Suddenly- ststs Road to Re Extended ts Franklin Town Line.
 Mrs. Mary Brown has been viEtkana her sisters at Providence.
 Miss Virginia Loomis. who teacbea at Pennington. spent Easter with her parents, MT. and Mrs. U. s. Loomis Mrs. AdeN Spanking. Mrs Rober turned affer visiting friends at Nor w1ch and New London
 Winfield Moves Ra1nily of WEIn- mantle were guests of MT. and 1rra. Henry Hewitt last Friday evening.
 Honors at Whist.
 The Lebanon Whist club met in Grange hall last Thursday evening. Fifteen tables of whist wer1 played. The following were awarded prizes: Ladies' first Mrs Mary Sweet: sec ond, Miss Hattie Kings consolation, Mrs. Charles Troland- Mems first wood, Jr.; consolation, Norman Dur Georss Chappeu has been sunsraua from erygipelas.
 | Robert Lfllie Tuesday. Mfr. and Mrs- J. Henry ClarEo of | Liberty HIn spent "Wednesday with | their daughter and son-fn-laHs Mr. and Mrs. MSrOu J. HoTe. Given . 6urpriso Parry | Stanton L. Briggs was given "a -gw~ prise last Saturday evening when home. Four tables of whist were played. the prizes going to the fol- lowing: Ladies first, Mrs. George Hoxie, Jr., second. Afra Amos IAIlie; mems first. MT. George Hoxie. Jr.:i second. Amos J. L1lie. Chicken salad. | saudwfches olfyex calre. cookieS na~ biscoes. ice cream and coffee were served during the evening
 Mss Sophia DoIbeare and 1fiEs EI- len Huntington are visiting cousins at Hartford.
 Gilbert Totten Dead. -7"l'-
 Mrs Gilbert Totten was called Iasl week to New York by the sudden death of her husband, Gilbert Totten. She was accompanied by her son-fn- law and her daughter, air. and ArE- William Pultz.
 Everett Chappel was the guest 01 his parents over last Sunday.
 Married Thirty-three Years.
 MT. and Mrs. George Foster eefe brated their 5Srd wedding annlver- sary last Sunday. All their childrez and grandchildren were with then for the day.
 Vote for State Road
 A special town meeting was held os Wednesday afternoon for the purpos of deciding again whether or not tn state road should be extended to tn Franklin town line at Lebanon sta ton. The deciding vote was for tn read and now it is hoped this will en the Special" meetings and that tn road will soon be built
 Mir and Mrs. Rush Poster and chn dren of Manchester were in town O Sunday. guests of Mir. and Mrs. Georg Foster.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
PENDiETON HILL
Over 80 Acres of Timberiand Burned over-Fire Started Soon After Fish- errnen Had Passed By.

A big fire burned over about eighty acres of timberland north of here last week A large force of men from Volutown and some from here rought the flames. Mrs. Origen Galiup's two tenement houses, the red house and the Shippee place house. had mar row escape, also much cord wood be- longing 10 her. Some fishermen passed the residence of Myron Kinney. and in a short time the fire was discovered It may have been started from a cigar stump or lighted match thrown carelessly away.
 GueEts From Maine.
 Mir. and M-s. Ishmael W. Curtis of Augusta. Maine. who have been spend~ ing a few days with Mir and Mrs. Harriet Kinney returned home Wed nesday.
 Lernuel Maine was spraying trees for Nalcom Thompson this week
 Clifford Thompson Is carting wood from the Koastine place to Westerly.
 Owing to the heavy storm no ser vices were held in the church Sunday.
 Elmer F. Coon has nearly completed | his new garage
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29

Mrs Ernest Latimer and children left here Monday for their new nome in Willimantic where Mir. Latimer IS with the American Thread Co. They will be greatly missed by friends and acquaintances.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
CAMPBELL'S MILLS

James H. Dixon is running his saw mill in Grfswold.
 Ellwood Sweet of Moosup Valley and Mrs. Curtis Holly were week end visitors at the home of Horace Per- kins.
 Miss Marion Blakes1ee assisted with the Easter exercises at the Vo1un- town Baptist church.
 Willard Gardner, painfully injured
 Mason Gray is working with his team at Gales Ferry.
 Horace Perkins has new horse.
 Severe colds are prevalent in this vicinity.
 John whitman reported recently that he had killed Il black snakes this spring
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
SALEM

William Kingsley Appointed First &c., Iectnnan, to Succeed Ernest Latimer, Resisned-speakIng Contest to be Held May 4th.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
NORTH LYME
Memorial Service to Pastors Wife Stark Family Reunion on Fast Day

Rev. Francis Purvis preached a spe- cial sermon Sunday in memory of his wife, who died in February. Two hymns of her composition were sung.
 Recovering From Shock.
 William Sisson, who was seriously i'll the first of the week as the result of an apoplectic shock, is recovering rapidly.
 Miss Emily Stark visited friends in Hartford over Easter.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Rogers, Mrs. Ray Hedgecock and daughter of Lyme were callers here Tuesday.
 Mrs. H. A. Rogers of Salem was a visitor at w. M. Sissons the first of the week
 Miss Ellen Stark is caring for w M. Sisson and Mrs. Minnie Durkin is assisting Mrs. Sisson.
 Family Reunion.
 There was a family reunion at J W. Starks Fast Day and over Sun. day, when all the family were at home Mrs. Mary FIosdicl returned to New Rochelle, N. Y, the first of the week making the trip in her automobile.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
Move to WIIlimantic

the Hill Top cottage owned by Geo. E. Day. and recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Walker,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
LIBERTY HILL
Rev. John H. Knott Breaches ImPres. siVe Sermon-FuneraI of Mrs. Jame: H. BurriII.
ago News

In spite of bad weather there was a large audience at church Easter Sunday. Rev. John H. Knott took for his text, If Christ be not risen, then our preaching is vain and our faith vain. The sermon was very strong in convincing argument and very i'm presslvely delivered without manu- script. The choir rendered two an- thems.
 The c. F. society held a social al the hall Friday evening.
 Raymond Moffitt and family have moved to Mansfield City to work for Mrs. Ella Mason who is in the dairy business
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
Funeral of Mrs. James E. surriII.

Mrs. Alice BurTill. whose death oc- cured last week Tuesday, was born in Andover. Her maiden name was Alice Hutchinson She first married Lester Loomis of this place. MT. Loomis died about 20 years ago. From this union two children were born. Herbert N. Loomis. director of Smiths AgTicul- is an engineer on the V. T., N. H. & IL R. R. About 15 years ago Mrs. LOomis married James IT. Burrill. who survives her. About two months ago Mrs. Burril was taken to the pri- vate hospital in Willtmantic.
 Burial was in Willimantic cemetery. Mrs Burrill was a very capable wom- an and a great conversationalist-
 Mrs. Hattie E. LoomIs of Elgin, H., is visiting her cousin. Mrs. J. George Clark