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Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
OCCUM AND VERSAILLES
Rev. Walter E.. Lanpfear Speaks al Methodist Church - Parish Fair Opens-Pupils Win in Garden Con- fest

Rev. Walter E. Lanphear. field sec retary of the Connecticut Temperance union, occupied the pulpit at the Yer sailIes M E. church Sunday afternoon. MT. Lanphear gave forcible and helpful address, also giving pointed review of the work now under way by the union.
 Opening of Parish Fair.
 The opening of series of benefit fairs to be held by St. Joseph's church Saturday evening and the second night on Tuetsday evening were well at tended. A feature of the fair Tuesday evening was the presenting of The Quiet Family by members of the Bal tic Choral society and Dramatic club. The different parts were well stalSen and thoroughly enjoyed by those in attendance. Rev. F. R. DesSureault, ably assisted by the members of the parish, is working hard for the success Of the series.
 Prizes in Garden Contest In common with pupils in other school of the town, several pupils in the Occum school entered the garden contest early in the spring, the results of the contest being announced during the present week, Gertrude B. Toplifl | receiving frs, prize and Georgfe pupils.
 | At Norwich Rally. Occum was well represented at the republican rally held in Norwich Wed 1 Eesday evening.
 Fatality Causes Sorrow.
 News of the fatal accidental shoot. | ing of William Credit while on hunt. 1 ing trip in the Franklin woods Thurs i day afternoon came as a shock to 2 | large number of friends, MT. Credi | being well known and a favorite il l this vicinity.
 Mrs Mary E. Shepard of Ccntra | Village was a guest of Occum friend. 1 the first of the week.
 1 H. A. Richards is spending a few l days in Boston, combining bushes. i and pleasure
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
NORTH FRANKLIN
Miss Race Entertains Visitors to
 Giants Neck.

Miss Rena Mitchell entertained a party of friends at her home Satur-, day afternoon and evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Reuben Manning and family spent the week end with Mrs. James Randall of Goshen.
 MT. and Mrs. A. R. Race and daught- CT, Rena, and Fred H. Race were wis., itors at Giants Neck, Sunday
 Mrs. A. E. Cruthers of Norwich was a Sunday guest of Mrs. J. J. Mahoney.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Smith of New London were callers on Mrs Jane Smith and Mrs. Estella Lathrop Tues day
 H. B. White and daughter. Mildred, were Hartford visitors Saturday.
 Returns From Hospital.
 Miss Mary Chapel has returned from the Hartford hospital where she underwent an operation for throat trouble.
 Mrs. Annie Sherman and Mrs. Eugene Clark were Norwich visitors Wednes- day.
 MT. and Mrs. James Mahoney ot Norwich spent Sunday with Mrs. c Mahoney.
 MT. and Mrs. George Kreitzer and son, Richard of Lebanon, were guests Saturday of Miss Milly Ward Mrs. Mary Lawton of Newport has been visiting Mrs. Estella Lathrop. Mss Faith Webster or Willimantic was Sunday guest of her aunt, Mrs Emma Warner
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
Norwich after spending a week with

Norwich after spending a week with Miss Clara L.. Grant.
 Mrs. Arthur Williams has returned after spending a few weeks with Mrs. Horace Smith.
 Parsonage Receptions.
 The Thursday evening receptions at the parsonage are quite well attended and are enjoyed by all.
 Lloyd F. Aver. Eugene Aver and Henry Giddings attended the Dairy show at Springfield. Mass, last week.
 Attended Vermont Auction.
 Clifford H. Robinson has returned after attending the National Dairy show at Springfield. From there he visited his brother Lloyd R. Robin son &l Brattleboro, Vt. While there he attended the fourth sale of the Pure Bred Live Stock Sales Co., of hun- dred and twenty-five registered Hol- stein cattle. Among the stock sold was a seven months old bull con- signed to John Arfrian of Mtddletown, N. Y His sire is known every where as the $50,000 bull. He traces three times to Hengerveld De Kol,. twice to King Segis and to Pontia Koindexk and once to King of the Pontiac.
 Gift to the Church.
 Benjamin L. Armstrong Of New Lon- don has presented the church a hun dred dollars for church expenses.
 Mrs. Arthur Williams was a recent guest of Mrs. Louis Smith.
 Mrs. Snyder of Stonington has been visiting her sister. Mrs. George Avery.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
LISBOIa
Contribution For Armenian Relief Over 1s-Miss Ludineton and Mrs. Willis Austin Speak in Favor of Equal Suffrage.

Iii his sermon Sunday morning from the text. Where dwellest thou" the pastor, MT. Reynolds said: There is a universal heart hunger to know men. Men try to solve the mystery of the men around them. To really know Q man you must know the contents of his mind. John saw in Jesus of Nag areth the worlds redeemer. The two disciples who followed Him saw Tn Him only an ordinary man. They sought to know His earthly surroundings, but once within the grasp of His influence compared to His kingdom and His truth. Men live in different worlds and see only those things which ap peal to them. I wish I could show you this morning the world in which Jesus of Nazareth lived. If I could do that I would show you the immortal land,'' the world of good deeds forev CT memorable. He bids us come to Him. abide in Him, to live in His world, to have His mind and shape our lives not after the Flaw of carnal commandment. but after the power of the endless life"
 The contribution for Armenian relief which was taken at this service amounted to $18,30.
 Addresses on Suffrage.
 Monday evening, Miss Katherine Ludirgton of Lyme and Mrs. Willis Austin of Norwich addressed a good sized audience at the town hall on the subject of Suffrage.
 Mrs. Henry Kendall entertained the Missionary society at her home Tues day afternoon.
 Rudolph Ericson enjoyed a success full fishing trip to Fishers Island Sat urday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Palmer. Jr., Earle Palmer, and Arthur Edmunds were among those from this place who heard Rev. William Feltler's address on The Crisis of Russia at the Central Bap- tist church Sunday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Kanahan and daughter Mabel, motored to Westfeld, Mass, Saturday for a. visit with Mrs. Kanahan's sister. They returned home Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
g SOUTH LYME

 Mrs. Walter Comstock and daughter Edna are at Mir. and Mrs. F. e. Payne's for a few days.
 Mrs. Peter Vine of New London Is the guest of Mrs. Harry Hersey. C. H. Warehouse Is entertaining MT. Sweezy of New London this week
 A hunting party from Martins gun factory, New Haven, is spending a couple of days at r. c. Payne's.
 The Misses Bond of Niantic were calling on Frances A. Chadwick yes- terday.
 c. H. Waterhouse was q New Lon don visitor Thursday.
 Maurice Huff is visiting MT. and Mrs. R. P. Stanhope.
 Rev. Kenneth Wells of Lyme, who recently organized a boys club here, was at the library last evening arr ranging for an entertainment
 Miss Etta Powell will spend the week end wit hher parents in New Haven.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
CHESTERFIELD

There was no school in the Twelfth district Friday on account of teach CTS visiting.
 Misses Bessie Miller, Goldie Kaplan and Sarah Leviloff left Saturday night for New York, where they are em- ployed.
 MT. and Mrs. William Steward and daughter, May, were callers on Mrs. J. c. Phillips, Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Bert Hathaway and friends of East Lyme were callers on MT. Matt Tinker, Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Earl Lathrop and children of Montville were callers on MT. and Mrs. Matt Tinker, Sunday.
 Mrs. Charles Tinker and children are spending a few days in New Lon don.
 Miss Ellen Powers spent the week end with MT. and Mrs. Willis Chap pell of Fitchville.
 Mrs. J. c. Phillips spent Tuesday with Mrs. ClarisSia Weldon.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
TRACK MEET,
Members of Boys Athletic Club Con-
 test With Poquetanuck Boys.

The Boys Athletic Club of Ledyard challenged the Poquetnuck school to a track meet. The meet was held Tues day afternoon on the level field of Those in the Boys Athletic Club who took part were Ray D. Holdridge.i David Geer, Elmer Avery, John Bar; rett, Carl Holdridge, George Geer, Raymond Gleason and Leslie Hold ridge. The Poqunetanuck school was represented by Harold Mansfield, Johnnie Baer, Milton Mcclure, Ray mond Grady, Leslie Hardness, Earl Coughlin. Charles Brown and Horace Broadway.
 Archie Holdridge was scorer and starter and Charles D. Geer and Rev. L. M. sherburne were the judges.
 The first event was the 100 yard dash-Ray Holdridge, first; Johnnie Baer. second; Harold Mansfield, third.
 Standing Broad Jump-Ray Hold ridge. first; Milton Mcclure, second; Johnnie Baer, third.
 Shot Put--Johnnie Baer, first, Ray Holdrtdge, second; Harold Mansfield. third.
 Running Broad Jump-Ray Hold ridge, first; Johnnie Baer. secondy Harold Mansfield, third.
 440 yard dash-Ray Holdridge, first: Johnnie Baer, second; Elmer Avery and Harold Mansfield, tied for third.
 Running High Jump = Ray Hold ridge, first; Milton Mcclure. second: Raymon Grady. third.
 Relay race. in which eight took part -B. A. c. won the relay making the final score 3S to 26 in favor of the B. A. c.
 There were about 50 present After the events the Poquetaulck boys, challenged the B. A. c, to ball game which they are considering.
 A surprise party was given Miss. Gladys Holdridge, Friday evening, at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph D. Hofdridge. About twenty ed the evening. Games of varfousl kinds were played and a nice variety of refreshments were served at ths( close.
 General News.
 Many from this town attended thei Fellowship meeting in North Stoning- ton, Wednesday.
 Mrs. Isaac G. Geer visited friends in New London, Tuesday.
 Mrs. Calvin Roach has been visiting Mrs. Fannie Clark.
 Mrs. D. D. Taylor and Mrs. George Bogue of Poquetanuck were Saturday and Sunday visitors with Mrs. Gilbert of Mystic.
 Mrs. Alfred J. Clark Is the guest of Mrs. Joseph A. Clark.
 Sells Flock of Sheep.
 Mrs. Sarah H. Main near Lantern Hill, has sold all of her flock of sheep to John Aclkly of Groton.
 Put On Probation.
 Ralph Langevin, aged 13, son of Napoleon and Martha Langevin, near Lantern Hill, was tried before Judge Samuel E. Holdridge, Wednesday aft ernoon on a complaint made by State Agent Buchanan and signed by Firstz Selectman Charles A. Gray, that the boy was dependent, irregular at school and accused of various other offences. There were many witnesses, who tes- tified. The boy was ordered commit ted to the County Home, but sentence was suspended, and he was put on probation for six months. The boy to report each week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
SALEM
Gardner Lake Pastor in Local Pulpit Business Session Follows Church Service.

Rev. John q. Helve of Gardner Lake preached in the Congregational church Sunday morning
 The I. P. s. c. E. meeting in the evening was jed by the president. Dwight Marvin. A business meeting for the purpose of electing officers for the coming year was held at the close or the regular service.
 John Rathbun, Elmer Chadwick and Charles 70 rvey were callers in Col chester and Norwich Saturday,
 On Hunting Trip.
 William Chapman and MT. Champlin of Westerly have been spending two weeks on a hunting trip in town.
 Bela l.. Pratt and son Minot of Boston spent the week end in town. James Beebe entertained relatives from New Haven Monday.
 Mrs. G. J. Murray spent Monday in Bozrah, the guest of her mother, Mrs. Phebe E. Robinson.
 Guests from Westerly.
 MT. and Mrs. Miner, Mrs. William Chapman and children of Westerly spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. N. l.. Clark
 Dudley Pratt and a friend from New Haven spent Sunday and Monday with local friends.
 Miss Susan Miner is spending two Eeeks with relatives in East Haddam. Mrs. Henry Rogers returned Sunday rom a short visit in Waliingford and New Haven.
 James Beebe was a business caller ! n Lebanon Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
HANOVER
Harvest Supper Followed By Merry Games-.Surprise Party-Crusader Meet.

Harvest Supper Followed By Merry Games-.Surprise Party-Crusaders
 Meet.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. s. Lee were in Springfield for a few days last week. NIT. and Mrs. A. B. Ladd have been spending their vacation in Spring. field and Willimantic.
 Games Followed Supper.
 The annual Harvest supper of the Ladies guild was held m the vestry, Tuesday evening. The attendance was larger than usual, making this one of the most successful events of the kind. Games were enjoyed after the supper.
 The October Missionary meeting will be held Tuesday afternoon, October 31, with Mrs. James Tucker as hostess The Young Crusaders met Friday ev- ening at the home of Miss Helen Eadie
 Miss Jafe Chapman Gallup was in town during the week.
 Surprise Visit.
 A number of John Papineau's s friends gave him pleasant surprise Monday evening. Games were played and refreshments served at the close of a very pleasant evening.
 George Tanner has returned to Phil adelphia on Sunday after visiting his parents for few days.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
KNOXVILLE
Ladies' Aid Society Entertained By Mrs. William MitcheII-Birthday
 Surprise Visit.

Mir. and Mrs. Jerry Angel and -chil- dren were week end guests of Mrs. Robert Patton.
 Mrs. William Mitchell entertained the members of the Ladies' Aid so- ciety of the Union Baptist church at her home, Wednesday afternoon.
 Frank Hart of Had1yme spent Sun day at his home in Voluntown.
 Surprised on Birthday.
 Miss Mary Clark was pleasantly surprised Monday evening in honor of her birthday. Games and music help ed to pass a social evening.
 Gilbert Bunnell is chauffeur for Mrs. William Mitchell
 Mrs. Cora Haney of Salem was a re- cent caller in town
 Miss Nettie Gridley. Miss Marion Henry and Mrs. William Mitchell att tended the Christian Endeavor con- vention at Meriden.
 The public schools in town closed on Friday to enable the teachers to at tend the teachers state convention at New Haven.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28

their cottage in the Grove, left by au- tomoble Tuesday evening for their home in Norwich.
 Mrs. Hathaway of Hartford is at the Dorman cottage. It is reported that she intends to erect a bungalow on her land in Wells street next spring.
 Arthur Saunders of Saunders Grove fs watchman at the camp ground. He will live at the Lloyd cottage in the Grove while working at the camp.
 P A. Daniels and George Hills of the village are doing carpenter work in the Grove.
 H. E. Smith and Al Brown, accom- panied by MT. Browns brother, Err nest, of New Haven, passed Sunday at their cottage in the Grove.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Bell have closed their cottage and are visiting relatives in Centervillo, R. I. and other places
 J. E. Beckwith is putting in cellar for another new house on Washing ton avenue.
 Mrs. Agnes Lloyd of New York is making a stay at her cottage in the Grove.
 George Morton has returned to New Haven, after a visit to his uncle, R. L. Manwaring. William Belknap IT,, of Bridgeport, passed Sunday with his parents. MT. and Mrs. w. H. Belknap in the Pines
 Roland White of Hartford passed Sunday in Mantle. A number of Niantic carpenters are working in New London at their trade
 Mrs. J. P Mccoy of Clinton was a visitor in Mantle recently.
 R. l.. Manwaring has closed his cot tage and gone to Freeport, l.. l., New York city and Bridgeport, to visit relatives. He expects to pass most Of the winter out Of town.
 Going to Florida. A number of the Grove people are planning to pass several months in Florida, especially at West Palm Beach, where there is usually quite 8 settlement of people from the Pines. George B. Maynard. republican, and A. R. Dewolf, democrat, are running for town representative. Both are popular and probably there will be a close vote.
 Charles Smith, who moved to Weth- ersf1eld short time ago, has been passing a few days at the farm in the Grove.
 MT. and Mrs H. w. Tripp and child have concluded a lengthy visit to the Grove. and returned to their home in Waterbury. They were accompanied by MT. Tripp's parents. Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Belknap expect to leave in a few days for their home in Bridgeport.
 MT and Mrs. John Schenowitz of New York spent Sunday at their cot tage in the Pines. Dr.. Austin Thompson of Bristol mo-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28

Rev. James M. Potter spoke in the M. E. church Sunday morning for the people. and very liberal offering was received for this object. Miss Grace A. Chapman sang at the offertory Fairest Lord Jesus, by Batiste.
 Delegates to Convention.
 At the Sunday school session Mrs. James M. Potter and Mrs. Eugene La Fontaine were appointed delegates to attend the state Sunday school con- vention in Hartford next week.
 The Epworth league service in the evening was conducted by Mrs. J. A. Birch, with this topic, Second Mile Religion.
 Storrs Professor to Speak.
 Professor Stevens of Storrs Agri cultural college will speak at the farm CTS institute in the M. E. church on Fruit Trees and Their Care.
 By Steamer from Seattle.
 Perry D. Palmer of Seattle, Wash. spent several days last week with his sister Mrs. P. l.. Norman, of Allyns Point, and his brother, George w. Palmer, of Ledyard. MT. Palmer came from Seattle on a steamer laden with barley. shipped to France, stopping at New York.
 navy yard and their guests, MT. and Mrs. Adison T. Chapman, of Middle town, motored to Bridgeport Friday to visit MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Chap man.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Scranton of Durham are guests of Mrs. Scranton's sisters. the Misses Mathewson. in the c. F. Colver and his sister Miss Kate E. CoiVer, and Mir. and Mrs A. T. Chapman of AIiddIetowD. with Mrs. Fanny A. Nolthrop of the village, mo-
 
 call on their aunt, Mrs. Mary Stoddard Latham, who celebrated her S6th birth day Oct. "A.
 Picnic at Gibhs Cottage.
 4 party of Norwich people picnicked at the home of Mrs. Nathan A. Gibbs Monday. One of Edward H. Latirner's chowders was enjoyed by the party, among whom were. Rev. J. Eidred Brown and Mrs. Brown, the Misses Misses Osgood, Mrs. Charles L. Rich ards, Miss Mary F. Richards The party came in automobiles
 Clarence Latham of Essex, son of the late ThorIas Latham. is spending a brief time in the village.
 Miss Elsie Mcclure, is visiting in Mystic. '- Mrs. Dudley c. Perkins. who has been a surgical patient al Attleboro sanatorium, with her daughter, Miss JeHT-e It. PerElnS, who was also a pa tient there for nerve exhaustion. re- turned home Monday improved in health. They spent Sunday en route ill New London with Mrs. Perkins' aunt and uncle, Mir. and Mrs. Henry b. Beckwith.
 Brown Cottage Closed.
 Coroner Franklin H. Brown and Mrs. Brown closed their cottage. Rcd Fern. in the village Wednesday and returned to their home fiji Norwich.
 Drama Club Meets.
 The Thursday Morning Drama club of Norwich met with Miss Mary R. Gibbs at her home in the village Thursday morning.
 Miss Elsie Mcclure is visiting friends in Mystic.
 Halloween Invitations.
 Invitations are out for a Halloween party at the Gales Ferry County club house for next Tuesday night
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
LEONARD BRIDGE

Kenneth L. Cummings and Albert Wheaton attended the dairy exposi- ton at Springfield. Mass. Thursday, and spent Thursday night with the formers brother. at South Manches- ter.
 Mrs. Mary Sweet of Lebanon recent Kneeland.
 Miss Lavinia P. Kneeland was in Columbia Tuesday, calling on her aunt, Mrs. W. H. Kneeland.
 Many people from this place attend ed MT. Prices auction at the Totten farm in Lebanon, Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
ASHWILLETT

E. A. Anderson. with @ friend from New York, is spending his vacation at his fathers here and is having sport hunting. 3eacs5
 Otto Anderson Jr. and D. B. Pierce recently shot a coon which weighed 19 pounds.
 N. N. Maine made business trip to Westerly the first of the week.
 Grover C. Main and family are nov ing back to the farn which they va cated in the spring.
 It is reported that Nr. and Mrs. Herbert Walker of North Stonington have moved tor Saybrook where Mr. Walker is employed.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
CAMPBELL'S MILLS

Miss Fannie Bishop of South Plain field was week end guest, of Miss Margaret E. Tanner.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mason Gray were in Norwich Monday.
 Vine Barber and Mason Gray caught a fine string of pickere1 at Beach Pond Tuesday.
 Miss Marion BlakesIee was a week end guest Of Miss Bertha Leonis in Voluntown village.
 c. H. Barber visited relatives in Plainfield Sunday.
 The Wylie school has a new grapha- phone.
 Miss Margaret Tanner visited Mon day with Susie Morgan.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
NORTH LYME

MT and Mrs. w. M. Sisson Jr., Mrs. William Sisson and Mrs. H. A. Rogers motored. to Wallingford last week Thursday
 Mrs. Sisson and Mrs. Rogers re- mained with their mother until Sum day, attending the celebration in New Haven, Saturday.
 W. M. Sisson and son motored to Wallingford, Sunday.
 M. J. Stark and Miss Emily Stark motored to Platnville and New Haven the first of the week
 H. A. Gates and family are at G. H. Strong's this week
 Merrill Babcock and family of Mer- iden are visiting at George Babcock's this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
GLASGO
Teachers Attend Norwich conventlen Annual Meeting of Ladies' Aid Society.

SSS'Seys
 MT. and Mrs. William Hiscox spent Sunday with MT: and Mrs. Sterry Kinney.
 Miss Emily Nevenger has returned to her home in New Jersey after spending several weeks with Mabel Gustafson.
 Homer Kinney has made repairs on the farm buildings in the south part of the town which he bought 8 year ago and which is now rented by Henry Weseman.
 Mrs. E. A. Clark and Mrs. Clark of Ledyard, who Is visiting her son and his wife, spent Wednesday in Wash ington, R. l., going by automobile with MT. Green
 Attended Convention.
 Miss Geneva Rathbun, teacher in the senior room, and Miss Della Mal1oy, in the primary soom, attended the day.
 Annual Business Meeting.
 The Ladies' Aid society was enter tained by Mrs. w. G. Burdick Wednes- day afternoon, it being the annual bus mess meeting. The following officers were elected: Mrs. ". G. Burdick, president; Mrs. Sterry Kinney, vice president: Mabel Gustafson. secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Frank Eccleston, chairman of directresses; Mrs. R. H. Young, first d1reetress; Mrs. E. A. Clark, second; Mrs. Harriet Palmer, third. The secretarys report showed good work done by the society and a neat little sum at interest, to keep up the church property. The next meet ing in two weeks will be at the home of Mrs. Albert Green, where a quilt will be tied.
 Starts for Wisconsin.
 Miss Gertrude Luther started for Wisconsin Tuesday, where her mother. Mrs. Ernest Luther, is still caring for her mother, who has been i'll for sew eral weeks.
 Floyd Young was a visitor at W. c. Burdick's Monday.
 Mrs. Frank Eccleston recently buried her sister, who was resident of Lynn, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28

under the care of doctor this week is improving. .
 Henry Johnson of Norwich spent Tuesday night at Martin o. Chap mans.
 Joseph Byron Totten is having con- siderable stone and concrete work put in on his farm
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Brown and Nal com Thompson were in Boston last week. They report their sister. Mrs. Milne as nor comfortable.
 Charles Cottrell spent Sunday at his home in Oaklawn
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
.MOHEGAN

A good number attended the union meeting here Sunday afternoon.
 Lemuel M. Fielding of Norwich at- tended church here Sunday.
 Mrs. Davis of Mystic was the guest of Mrs. Hunter the first of the week.
 Mrs. Skeesucks and Mrs. Dolbeare were in Norwich the first of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
FRANKLIN
Lamb Summer Home ciosed-Ben- jamin L. Armstrong Gives $1oo to Church-Prize Cattlo Auctioned.

MT. and Mrs. Williams entertained Sunday William Smith and William Maas of South Coventry. Both young men Ere members of Company L. and just came home from the border.
 3 Gilbert O. Lamb has closed hio sum- mer home, Beach Spring Farm, and York. 4.ssvpiSs ssgls
 Miss Miriam Bliss has returned to
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
PENDEETON HILL

MT and Mrs. Harold Dooney and two children of Westerly visited with their aunt, Mrs. Elmer E. Coon, Sun day.
 7 Great sympathy is expressed for MT. and Mrs. Sheffield Douglass in the loss of thei rson, Myron.
 Mrs. Edward Ryder who has been