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Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16
POMFRET CENTER
Grange Observes Ladies' Nieht-Re- publican Caucus Held Wednesday,.

Wolf Den grange observed Ladies' night Wednesday evening. Mrs Willis Covell, chairman of programme com mittec, presented an attractive pro- gramne consisting of a violin solo by Miss Goodhali: address by Miss Eu- retta Grosvenor, who presented a fine set of officers sashcs in behalf of the dramatic club; reading, Mrs. William Fay; piano solo, Miss Gladys White: Sayings of Mrs. Solomon, Isn't It So? conducted by Miss Sadie White: man. dolin and piano duet. Misses Stone and Weatheroee; original essay, MT Steb- bins Report of Mems Supper. Mrs Albert Smith; original story written by Elizabeth Jewett Brown read by Mary s. Brown. reading, Mrs. Earl Andrews. Next followed a voting con- test by the ladies, resulting as follows: Handsomest man, Roy Peckham; best natured man, Fred Darling: most pop- ular married mar, Rev. Frank Fuller; most popular single man, Ellsworth CoveH Reading, Mrs. George Law A fine salad supper was served under df- rection of Mrs. Fred Slye. Everybody felt that the ladies did themselves proud.
 Republican Caucus.
 At the republican caucus Wednesday, afternoon Jonas Danielson and Sey- moI1r Pell were nominated for select men.
 Arthur Grosveror and F. E. Brown attended Kingston fair Thursday
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16
EAST. KILiINGLY
Surprise Party For Miss Olive Aid-
 rich on Birthday.

Mrs. S. P Sheldon and daughter. Heather were in Providence, Thurs day.
 Misses Nellie and Ellis Chase at tended the entertainment given at the North Foster church Saturday even- ing.
 Roy Smith of Pascoag. R. l., were guests of relatives here Sunday.
 John S. Chase is ill at his home.
 Miss Daisy Jacques who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Adelaide Bat tey, has returned to her home at Put nam Heights
 Mrs. Henry Mason has been spend ing the past week visiting Rhode Is- land friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Irving Hill and son, Maynard, attended the Fiddlers re- union at Rockland. R. l., Sunday
 Mrs. Henry Mason has been spend ing the past week visiting places in Rhode Island.
 Mrs. Mary Chase of Danielson is caring for Mrs. Everett Soule who is very i'll.
 large balloon was seen about noon by the people living in the Tuck CT district. It was going northeast.
 Surprise Party
 Miss Olive Aldrich was given a sur prise party at the home of her par ents. Mir. and Mrs. Edward A1drfch, Thursday evening, September '. by young friends from here and Daniel son, in honor of her 18th birthday.
 Ray Harriott of Danielson visited friends here Saturday.
 Miss May McShane of RockIand is visiting friends and relatives here
 Miss Gladys Mason of Providence spent the week end at her home.
 Clarence Burgess of Chepachet, R. l., called on friends here Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16
NORTH STERLING
Lafontaine- Chanberiand Wedding at i
 St. Joseph's Church - Personal

Monday morning. Sept 4th, at 5 o'clock in the church al Sterling at huptial high mass celebrated by Rev. Joseph E. McCarty, Julius Philip La fontaine and Emma Chambcrland were married. Both are members of St Joseph's church at Sterling. The brides brother Frank, was best man, and Miss Mary Cooney was brides maid The bride wore lawn trim med with white silk. with q veil and wreath of orange blossoms and car- ried q bouquet of white flowers. The bridesmaid wore yellow silk and car ried yellow roses. \ breakfast was served at the groom's home at 10 o'clock, at which twenty five were present In the evening a reception and supper was served al the home of the bride in Sterling, 50 being pres ent. The evening was spent with music and dancing. The bride re- ceived a number of beautiful presents. The out of town guests included l truck-load from Arctic, R. l., also from Piainfeld. The groom's grand mother from Toronto. Canada. was I-afontaine will reside in Sterling, where the former is employed.
 News in General.
 AIr. and Mrs. r. H. Crowell spent Sunday in PawtucIzet
 MT. and Mrs Charles Eorlick of Hartford called on friends here the past week.
 Miss Lucinda 6. Knight was in Providence last week.
 Miss Lindstrom of Pawtrcket has been visiting at Charles Saplcns
 Mrs. Daniel Harrington end d1ugh- te-, Clara. of Worcester, spent the week end with T.. C. IolunElcr.
 AIr. and Mrs. Will Burchard and family of Providence are visiting at E. s. RandaIrs.
 Fred Enmons was in Souihbridge Thursday. on business.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Mrs. John Towe is visiting rela' tives in Boston.
 Mrs. Henry Stafford has been i'll thia past week.
 Mrs. Foster has returned to New Haven.
 Mrs. Henry Young has guests from Boston.
 Joseph Sheppard, who has been wis., iting his father and mother, has re- turned to New York;
 Wendell Phillips is very i'll.
 H. B. Andrews is suffering from poor health.
 A R. Scranton was in Hartford one day this week.
 Ruel Young of Lynn has been wis., iting his mother this past week.
 William Nelson was home over Sunday.
 Mrs. William G. Williams Of Brook lyn visited H. $. Wells and family one day this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16

Miss Dorothy Manning of New York who has been at J. H. Che<bros for two weeks. returned home recently. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Libby of Bos- ton, Mass. are at Julian Dorrance's. MT. Libby expects to build a home here soon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Willoughby were call CTS in Canterbury Sunday. Miss Lottfe Lowering, who spent the summer here at her home. returned last week to Plymouth, Mass
 Mrs. Andrew Maine of Groton was at s. H. Spencer's recently.
 Mrs. Henry Geer, a former resi- dent, Is spending short time at C. II. Murray's.
 pr. M. B. Barstow Of Boston has been in town for a few days on a short vacation.
 William Anthony, who has been ill, Is very much improved.
 Loan Exhibit.
 The W. c. T. U. held Loan Ex- hibit Tuesday evening in the chapel. There was a fair attendance to view the antiques, curios and beautiful things. Ice cream and candy were on sale.
 Mrs. Lois Burnham of wilIimantic Is at William M. Burnham's,
 - Aid Society Meets.
 The Ladies' Aid society met We'd u6Sudy NllH MS. ouSdn Nll1S. mere was a very good attendance, and bus mess matters were talked over
 Miss Marion Bowman is visiting at F P. Tracys.
 Orson Sweet has been at West Hartford for a few days.
 Still at Hospital.
 William Adams, who had a serious accident recently is much improved, but is silll at St Joseph's hospital. in Willimantic.
 MT. and Mrs. Moffitt toured to Bos- ton Sunday, and brought back Mrs William Jenrick and family.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Moffitt. who have been at Holton. Maine, returned home here last Saturday
 Hart Walden is suffering from a se- were attack of typhoid fever.
 George Taylor fell from an apple tree Monday and received severe bruis- es about the body
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16
WESTFORD.
Columbia College Girls at Lincoln
 Summer Home General News,

S.
 Miss Lillian Huntington of East ford is spending several days this week with her sister. Mrs Clarence H. Barlow.
 Guests at the Barlow homestead Sunday included MT. and Mrs. George Taylor and two children of Coventry, Roy Barlow and Mrs. Rowe of High land Park and Miss Rosamond c. Waite of Cambridge Mass
 House Party.
 Miss Elsie Lincoln is entertaining a house party at her summer home here. Her guests are from New York and are Misses Dora Bonbridght, Mil dred Wilson and Eleanor Christie, all Columbia college girls.
 Leave for New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Allan B. Lincoln re- turned to their home in New Haven Wednesday, having been at their summer home here two months
 H. c. Barlow has purchased a light ing plant Elmer Youngs is install ing the plant and wiring the house for electric lights.
 Mrs. Ralph Thompson and three children of Southbridge are spending a week with Mrs. Thempsons moth CT. Mrs. Jennie Barlow
 Warren Eastman of Hartford, who has been visiting his cousin, Curtis Crane, returned home Friday
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Reed and son, who have been spending the summer at their home, returned to their home in Stafford the first of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16
ELMVILLE
Mrs. Julia ". Lincoln Has Outing or
 18th Birthday.

Mrs. Julia W. Lincoln Has Outing or
 18th Birthday.
 Mrs. Ida Place and Miss Nellie Place spent Saturday and Sunday in Providence.
 Mrs. Clayton Wright entertained Mrs. Byron Wood Of Danielson, ard friends from Providence, Sunday. Earl Winslow was Hartford wis., ittor this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Pierce of Putnam Heights called at Kumseme, Thursday.
 Mir. and Mrs. George H. Call of Cedar Tree Point. R. l., visited Mrs. Addie E. Call, Monday.
 Miss Mildred Davis of New London spent Saturday with her parents here.
 Miss Laura Chase, who has been spending the summer with uET par ents. returns this week to Canton Center, where she is to teach the coming year.
 Mrs. Herbert Hopkins and Mrs. Mary Dwyer are at Oakland Beach.
 Birthday Outing.
 Mrs. Julia w Lincoln and Mrs. R. L. Kenyon spent Wednesday in Web ster, the visit being in honor of Mrs. Lincoln's eighty sixth birthday.
 Mrs. Sarah Stanieid Of Clayville, R. l., and Mir and Mrs. George Rains ford and son, of PlainfleId, have been guests of Mrs. Ida Place.
 Mrs. Herbert Battey has returned from a four weeks visit with her mother in West Woodstock
 Mrs. H. V. Haswell entertained Mrs, Stevens and daughter of Danielscn, Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16
WENDHAM
Lynch Family Moves Back From Will imantic-Teaehers Leave For Out of Town Schools.

Miss Emily Lyman is spending a few days in South Windharn with Mrs. Andrew Metzger.
 Mrs. Harry SWeichman returned to New York after a ten days visit at the inn.
 Miss Emma Neale and Miss Sabin of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Mrs. Leffing- well of Colchester. were recent guests of Mir and Mrs. E. K. Leffingwel. Mrs. Josephine Lynch and children have moved back to town from Willi- mantle and are living in the Lewis house on Brick Top.
 Teachers Leaving.
 Miss Josephine Keeney leaves to- day Saturday to teach in the town of Glastonbury.
 Miss Marian Larrabee goes to West Hartford tomorrow where she will leach domestic science in the school of the town.
 Mrs E. E. Bell of Windsor Locks Is with her sister. Miss Emma Larra bee.
 Misses Elizabeth and Harriet Abbe. who have been spending the summer with their parents Mir. and Mrs. Wallis Abbe, left Thursday. Miss E.. Abbe re-frns to her duties at the Mt Vernon High school.
 The leader appointed for the c. E. meeting tomorrow evening is Alfred Abbe. The topic is. How to be a good neighbor.
 Miss Elizabeth Anderson has re- turned from visit with friends at Columbia lake.
 Mrs. Arthur Williams is boarding in Hartford for a month.
 Guests at Weir Home.
 Miss Caroline Weir and Mrs. Bel cher. of New York. are guests of Miss Weir's brother, J. Alden Weir:
 Alfred Eaton is at home from Yer mont for a few days. before taking up his studies at a Baltimore Law school
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16
EAST WOODSTOCK
Rev. T. 4. Turner's Fourteenth Year in Pastorate-Valuable Percheron Mare Dies, Leaving Colt.

Rev. T. A. Turner's topic Sunday was the Ups and Downs of the Country Minister, it being the four teenth anniversary of his pastorate here.
 Speaker from Woonsooket.
 At the Community Club Wednes- day evening an address was given by MT Catt of WoonsoclSet, member of Q naval recruiting station. Vocal so- los were finely rendered by Mrs Ida Spaulding, Master Allan Upham. &C., companist.
 Valuable Mare Dies.
 J. E. A1drich lost a valuable Per cheron mare last week by collie. It was imported stock, purchased from Stanton Wicks of Ponlfret a year or so ago. It left a colt week old.
 Mir and Mrs. Arthur Aldrich of Providence are spending two weeks with J. E, AIdrfch and family.
 Attended Worcester Fair.
 Several from here attended Wor- cester fair lass week Wednesday and Thursday, one auto load returning home in the evening gan into a eul- vert in Dudley. owing to the, fog, and the members were obliged to walk
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16
ABINGTON
Meeting of the Granae-Over $1o Se- cured to Purchase Library Books.

John Macintosh of Cleveland, O., is visiting Mir. and Mrs. James Mack intosh.
 Marie Wilbur is teaching in Phoenix vile
 Wolf Den grange met Wednesday evening. The entertainment and sup per were in charge of the ladies.
 Teacher from Bay State.
 Miss Lockature of Millbury, Mass, has been engaged to teach the Elliott school and will board with Mrs W. D. Fay.
 Miss Virginia Sharpe is teaching in the state school for boys at Portland, Me.
 The Ladies' Aid society met at Lt- brarY hall Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Rachel Kenyon of Hampton has been visiting her brother, Durward Kenyon.
 Through the efforts of Mrs. George Hicks over s10 has been secured for the purchase of new books for the H. brary.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16
WARRENVILLE
Hunters Get Four Coons-Lawn Social
 at Mrs. Devid Mathewson's.

Raymond O. Baker and a party of friends went coon hunting Wednesday evening and returned with four coons. pr. Lapham of Rutland, Mass, was a recent guest of Orin P. Durkge
 Charles M. Williams and Stanley G. Williams of Meriden. were recent guests of E. L. James. at Laurel Lodge, Eastford.
 Delmar Potter and Gladys Lewis were week end visitors of Earl E. James
 s. L. Case and family and G. o. Balch and family enjoyed a motor trip to Grosvenordale and vicinity on Sunday.
 Lawn Social.
 A large crowd was present at the lawn social given by Mrs. David Mathewson Tuesday evening.
 Miss Clark of Meriden Is teaching in District No. 3.
 Judge O. D. Baker and A M. Bas- sett were in Hartford Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

schools opened for the fall term Mon day morning.
 pr. H. H. Weist of New York was . week end visitor in town
 Vote to Consolidate.
 The Ladies Benevolent and Mis- sionary societies of the Congregation al church held a meeting Wednesday and voted to consolidate and adopted new constitution. The following of hcers were elected: President, Mrs. F. B. Harrison: vice president, Miss Mary Lester: secretaries, Mrs. E. R. Ritch, Mrs G. M Samson, treasurer, Miss Frances H. Butler.
 Many Renominations.
 At the republican caucus nearly all the officers were renominated.
 A new cement bridge is being put in on the Senexet road.
 Miss Mary Perley and Miss Ella Perley returned Saturday from visit with relatives in Maine
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16
Special Address Tomorrow Evening.
WOODSTOCK
New Individual Corrnu nion Set Used -consregationai Benevolent and Missionary Societies Consolidate.

Communion was observed at the Congregational church Sunday morn ng. The new individual communion ,ervice was used for the first time
 A balloon floating from west to east passed over this place Wednesday 'orenoon.
 Miss Nellie D. Chandler and Mrs. Marcus Wood were in town Monday. MT and Mrs. Arthur s. Hardy were n Boston early in the week.
 Mrs. ". J. Linderman is visiting in Worcester.
 Woodstock academy and the public
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16
EAST THOMPSON
Recent Storm Uproots Trees and
 Damages Orchards.

Friday, September sth. this town was visited by a severe electrical storm. with wind, hail and rain. Tn Kirnba1's grove ten pine trees were torn up by the roots Others about the farm were blown over or broken. At the Emerson place a large ash was blown over. Orchards were badly broken and much damage was done throughout the town
 George Munyan of the firm of An gell S. Munyan has been drawn as juror for the superior court.
 Mrs. Chamberlain's sister and her daughter, have been spending a few days in Worcester, Mass, with
 Miss Flewelling has returned to her school. after spending her vacation here with her relatives.
 relatives.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16
WEST THOMPSON
Members of Methodist Church Elect Trustecs-Church to be Repaired.- Miss Mildred Johnson in Worcester HospitaI

Rev J. R. Miller took for his text Sunday morning John 1, 40-41-42. His subject was Personal Service. An drew after he had found the Messiah, which is, being interpreted, the Christ brought his brother Simon to Jesus. Andrew and John seem to have been the first who responded to the Mas ter's call.
 Church Trustees Elected.
 The members of the Methodist Episcopal church met at the church Monday, Sept. Il, and elected the following trustees for three years: J. H. Marsh, Frank K. Johnson and $. D Sandstrom. Ii is expected that the chuich will undergo some repairs this fall
 Mir Miller preached in the East Woodstock Methodist church last Sunday afternoon at ? o'clock. There will be preaching every Sunday there at D. m.
 Local Notes.
 The farmers are beginning to cut their corn. It is not as good as they first thought it would be.
 Apples are scarce. Miss Edith Buen and Miss Minnie Jones of Eastford are attending the Tourtellotte Memorial high school of North Grosvenordale. They are boarding at the parsonage.
 Schools commenced Tuesday, Sept. ,. with Miss Lillian Flanagan and Miss Laura Miller teachers.
 Rev. and Mrs. Miller were in Wor- cester Tuesday. While there they called at St. Nincent's hospital to see Miss Mildred Johnson.
 Mrs. Frank Johnson and Miss Paul line Sandstrom went to Worcester on Tuesday to see the formers daughter, Mildred, who is in the St. Vincent S hospital having undergone an opera ton for aDUendicitiS. number are sick with summer colds. Among them are Edmund Sandstrom and Miss Alice Ramsdell
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16

home as the car was damaged. AL ph2 EVitter. Ralph Eddy and James Aldrich remained over night win rel Htives, in Worcester. attending the fair both days.
 Schools Open.
 Miss Fife Weeden of Quincy, Mass, openet: school here Monday. Mrs. \. r. White is teaching in North Village; she taJ5ht ir the same dis trict twenty five years ago this fall. X son of a former pupil is attending school, his first term.
 Mrs. Mary Ann Coonlbs is very. ilL She is one of the oldest residents and been confined to the house for many years with rheumatism.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16

home in Whitestone L. l., after spend- mond's.
 J. S. Menieen and Misses Ada liar vey, Marian Hammond and Anna Fitzgerald were i'll Willimantic on Wednesday.
 E. Q. Thompson has new auto.
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and Mrs. Emma Mott. of New London. and Walter Newton, of New York citl
 Charles Dodge and family of Plain field called on Frank Newton's fami- ly. Sunday.
 Francis c. Burdick returned to his home in New London, Sunday, after spending two months with his grand parents.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16

Miss Phebe Barber spent Sunda. with her sister, Mrs. William Hol land in Putnam.
 Miss Charlotte Reece has returned from Brookline Mass. to her dutiei at the High school. She will board a Israel Seguin's this year.
 Leon Rallou has returned to hii home in Urbridge. Mas, having spen. a few days with his brother, Mosei Bailon.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16
HAMPTON
Grange Visits Brooklyn-Tea eachers' Meetina-Furerai of Rev. Ebenezer Jewett,

Sixteen members of Little River grange visited Brooklyn grange Tues : day evening.
 Miss Jane Stone is in town for a few days.
 The teachers for the school in this town held . fneeting Thursday. The new supervisor, Mr. Light, conferred with them.
 R. E. Pearle is now using an auto on his mail route.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16
WESTMINS IER
W. C. T. U. Elects Offieers-Speeiai Speakers to Address C. E. Meeting Sunday Evening.

School commenced Monday with Miss Margaret Daley, teacher.
 James Duffy is working for William Barker
 Israel Rosensweig and William Newton are employed by Charles Phillips in Brooklyn.
 Harry Grace of New York is 8 guest of Ethel Newton.
 Westminster baseball team will play Jewett City this (SaturdGy) after noon on the home diamond
 Mrs. Fred Green is making prepar1- tions to occupy the house on the Wedge farm.
 Communion Sunday Sermon.
 The Hour is Come" was the suo- ject of Mir Davies address in connec- ton with the service of the Lords ingly rendered by q quartette of young people, at the evening wor- ship.
 The first meeting of the season. and election of officers of the local w. c. T. '. was held Wednesday, at the Delegates and alternatee were elected to the annual state convention to be held October. in Waterbury.
 Our Master Christ-What Place Does He Hold Today in Your Life and Minc?" was the subject of the home prayer service Wednesday eve- ming.
 Special Address Tomorrow Evening.
 Sunday evening at p. m., Miss Baldwin and Miss Hadley, of New ent church, will speak, the former or MT. Moody's Work at Northf1eld,' the latter on What she, in part. saw and heard this summer at Silver Bay" Miss Fadley must start the next morning for Detroit, where she teaches.
 The first annual exhibition of the Boys and Girls Agricultural Club ol
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16
SOUTH CANTERBURY

George H. Green of Hope Valley. R. T., was the guest of James W. Nor gan last week Friday.
 Frank Barrows of Boston. was the guest of his brother Edward E. Bar rows last week, Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles H. NeyA.on,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16
RAWSON

Mrs. NJ. c. Phillips, MT. and Mrs. D. T. Phillips and daughter, Mrs. Henry Kenyon. MT. and Mrs Everett Whitehouse, Frank Kenyon and Miss Rachel Kenyon of this place. and MT. and Mrs. William C1app of Whitman tic. motored to Crescent Beach on Sunday.
 C.. E. Turner has returned to his
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16

The Republicans held their caucus in the Town aall Friday evening and placed in nomination the following ticket for the October meeting:
 Assessor. Henry J. Isman; board of relief, Samuel H. Bowen; selectmen, OHn F. Dunns, Fred A. Card; town treasurer, Sidney w. Bar,i; agent town deposit fund. Sidney W: Bard; William E. Reach, Theodore D. Pond. John F.. Msyer, Albert Jacques, Will liam R. Thur5er: collector of taxes, William Touchette; constables, Edwin Burnett, Fred A. Card Joseph G. Burton, Theofile Bernier Jr., Charles A. Parker; registrar of voters, Will liam R. Thurber, 1st. district; Will liam 4. Slater End district; town school committee, Joseph B. Stetson for s years, DeForest Wells for yeaN.
 Personal Mention.
 Dr. Ralph P. Bennett and daughter of Providence, were guests Of Mir and Mrs T. D. Pond, Saturday, return ing home the same day taking home Mrs. Bennett, after visit of ten days with her parents.
 Mir. and Mrs George A. Witter with the mother of Mrs. WItter, spent Sum day with relatives in Providence go- ing to Kingston the following week to the fair and from there to Mystic to visit Mrs. J. K. Bucklyn, sister of MT. Witter, leaving her mother there for the coming winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lewis $. Palmer are visiting MT, James C. Palmer and family.
 Paul Chapman is spending week with his parents Mir. and Mrs. | w. Chapman.
 Democratic Nominations.
 At the Democratic caucus held Saturday evening the following norni- nations were made for town officers:
 Assessor, Hugh German; board of relief Daniel smith; selectrnen, Ar treasurer, Oscar F. Atwood; auditor, Leslie W. Ravens. grand jurors. Les lie J. Tanning, Hugh German, Nelson GautEier, Henry W. Main; collector of taxes, Edward Riley; constablcs, Harry Lathrop, John NJ. Gessette, registrar Of voters, Herbert Lyman, 1st district: John N. Bessette, 2nd district; town school committee, Frederick Stanford, years: Leroy P. Pearl, 1 year.
 The following delegates were ap-
 State-Oscar r. Atwood, John M Bessette.
 enatorial-Heroert Lyman, Frank A. Chase.
 ngresslonal-Honry NJ. Evans George ". Talbot.
 Married 50 Years.
 Sept. 5th. Mr. and Mrs. George T. Brown of Providence passed the fif- tietn anniversary of their marriage, and for the celebration of the event Monday. with their children, Miss Lulu Brown and Mrs. Joseph Rock han and husband, Mrs. Elizabeth Ross 8 cousin Of Mir Brown, and Mrs Dan- iel Cargill of Abbott Run, R. l., sisA ter of MT Brown, in an automobile, they made a visit to Flainiie!d where the parents of Mrs Brown lived in their last days. Then they came to Brooklyn visiting the cemetery where the parents of each were buried. They called on Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Pond, Mr and Mrs. J. K. Porter and fe...- fly, then going to Putnam 5u cali on Mir. and Mrs. John F.. Brown on the way going b.- the farm where Mr. Brown was born and lived till he ar rived at manhood. From Putnam they returned to Providence.
 Mrs. Charlotte Terry died early Monday morning having been ill for several weeks with heart trouble Schools began Monday. light frost was seen Tuesday morning.