Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

! Wednesday in New London. Others who attended the meetings of the con- vention were Mrs. Fred Eugene Co., burn. Mrs. Albert z. Brown, Mrs. Schoonover. Mrs. Horace O. Williams, Mrs. Henry Chesebro. Mrs. J. Harold Williams, Mrs. Arthur Daboll The United Workers of the Metho- dist church met Wednesday afternoon | in the parish house. Supper was serv- ed at 5.30 ?. m. Exhibited at Springfield. MT. and Mrs. Ernest w. Brown have returned to Riverhead farm after attending the National Dairy Show. | MT. Brown had chickens and beets among the exhibits. Leaves For Cuba.
 Joshua Leeds Burrows sailed last Saturday for Havana, Cuba, after spending a months vacation here at the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. Albert w. Burrows. and with relatives in Passaic, N. J. MT. Burrows Is em- ployed by the Tuinucu Sugar Co. of Tuinucu, Cuba.
 The rains this week were welcomed in Old Mystic and vicinity as wells, cisterns, ponds, brooks and streams hereabout are running low. MT. and Mrs. Charles Edwin Lam phere have returned from an automo- bile trip to Port Chester, N. Y, where they were guests of Capt. and Mrs. Burnham. They were accompanied from New Haven to Port Chester by MT. Lamphere's brother, Paul B. Lam phere, and friend, MT. Bickman of New Haven.
 Assessors in Session. The assessors for the town of Gro ton were here Tuesday from 12 to 3 p. m.. taking lists of taxable property in this section of the town.
 The farmers in this vicinity are busy cutting witch hazel and orch brush which will be carted in large quantities from their farms to the dis tilleries, formerly known as the John Hyde factory.
 Benjamin F. Miner and grandson, Theodore Miner, returned Saturday to their homes at Montague, Mass, after three days visit to MT. and Mrs. Charles L. Eldredge at Riverview cot tage.
 Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Hodgdon have returned to Hope. R. l.. after visit to Mrs. Herman Main.
 Mir and Mrs. John W. Shenk of Brookside attended Monday the Ma tional Dairy Show at West Spring field.
 Mrs. Fred Coburn has returned af- ter twelve days visit to relatives at
 
 Attended Norwich Funeral. Mrs. John E. Spofford attended the funeral of Captain Spofford's cousin, Capt. Thomas Linton, held last We'd nesday at his home in Norwich. Miss Adeline E. Dean of Brooklyn, N. Y, and brother, James G. Dean of California are making their annual visit to their sister, Miss Mary Harris Dean, at the Dean homestead.
 Miss Susanna Swallow has returned to Baltic after a visit to the Misses Crawford at the Methodist parsonage
 Harold Bushnell and friend have returned to Versailles after a visit to MT. and Mrs. John B. Williams.
 Mrs. Augustus Lambert has return ed from a weeks visit to relatives in Stafford Springs.
 Mrs. Carrie Gallup of Norwich was callin@ recently on her cousn, Miss Susan H. Babrock.
 Philip Harris has returned to Meri- den.
 N.r~. Wi1Hom H. Harris was tho gErest WcdnCsdaV Of Rev. Mr. flaw llin~ and daughter of East Greenwich.
 I7rT- TT. Everett Welies is the guest of re'atiy9s ir Ros.on.
 after }z5Hf hrs relatives tE.eF1e at Norwich and Preston City.
 Mrs. cstor, r,-owa" and two children haTo rctJ-~od from weeks visit to s-~""ord e;prir~s rc1o tives
 VI al N--~ Fdrourd H. Lamb of c|--~~d wa . rocont guest of MT. c~ '~c. r-~-p' 0oslov.
 ---, 7Il 7NoHos has returned to his F~-70 "t Po~aacol0: Florida. after a v'~'+ @N '-0'atjves at New London and old Mystic