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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-17

Mrs. l. G. Trafton arrived last
night from Bangor.
Miss Ruth Erickson of Waban,
Mass. is visiting Mrs. Maurice Ma
COON.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Graves of
Trenton, y j., and Miss Linda Graves
of Westfeld, Mass are visiting Mrs.
Myra Arnold and Mrs. H. c. Wood
bury,
George D. Doane, who has long
been employed as a clerk at the
American House in Boston, has ar
rived for an outing at Fairgrieve's
Bay In his party are Mrs Charles
Bradford and her daughter Miss
Helen Bradford.
A mistake has been made in regard
to the date of the next meeting Of
Skowhegan Grange. This will oo-
cur on Wednesday, August %, in
stead of the 30th as announced The
Grange Children's Evening will oc-
cur on Wednesday evening, Septem-
Der 9th.
Corridor T. Bracket arrived home
from Texas last evening. He went
out with the boys of Company E but
his enlistment has expired. On the
way here he met Howard Weston
also homeward bound. The latter
stopped in Boston, where he was met
by Mrs Weston.
| The body of Antero LeClair was
found by the river drivers camp al
the Big Eddy around noon last
Thursday. II was badly decomposed
and had nothing on except a garment
such as would probably have been
worn in bathing. The mother Mrs
! A. DeGilomo of Madison identified
the remains as being those of her
son. who had disappeared from his
home in Madison eleven days before
His clothing had previously beer
! found. Deputy Sheriff Chute and
i Medical Examiner Stinchfeld were
summoned and the body Of the unfor-
/ tunate youth was taken in charge by
Lord q CasWell a local undertaking
firm.
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Card Of Thanks

I wish to thank the neighbors
and friends for their kindness and
sympathy during the illness and
death of my father; also for tho
beautiful floral offerings.
Annie u. Caswell
Skowhegau. Ne, August !, 1915.
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We wish to thank all our kind
neiehbors and friends who aided US
in any way during the sickness and
at the time of our husbands and
fathers death.
Blanche Gordon
John H. Gordon
Bingham, Me, Aug 16, 1916
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AUGUST ITEMSHahaway only
Work Shirts,
90 49, LOO Shaw Knit Hosiery Hosiery;
Gloves New Neckwear
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We are unloading Summer Suits and Summer Overcoa at
greatly reduced prices Never before such suit values been
offered. All here all new all at stirring low prices No store
IN Maine can give you bigger or better bargains
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To the Board of Selectmen


0
ps from the closing of the books
close OF business July 81 1915 B. LAMB,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-05
GLMV LILLE

number from here were at Wild
wood Park Sunday afternoon to hear
the concert given by Tubbs' band of
Norwich
Mrs. Anna Cummings of Brooklyn
has been spending a few days with
Mrs. J. II. AIillgan.
Mrs. r. L. Kenyon called on Putnam
friends Friday.
Mrs. B. C. ConI1lin and daughters,
Mabel and Anna, enjoyed a days out
ing at Old Killingly pond last week.
John Higgins is visiting in Harris
vile, r. I.
Catherine and Elizabeth McGorty
have returned from a visit with friends
in Putnam.
Mrs. C. D. Mowry was in East Kill
Engly for Old Home Day.
Herbert Hopkins, Miss Florence
Hopkins and Mrs. Mary Dwyer have
returned from a two weeks stay at
Oakland Beach
3. S. Botham of Moosup called on
local friends Sunday.
Thomas Moore was a Putnam visi-
tor Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Evans was in Jewett
City and Norwich last week.
Mrs. Gordon Robertson and Miss
Mabel Wright of AttlebOrO, Mass,
have been guests for a week of Mrs.
Clayton Wright.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-05
NORTH STERLING

Miss Myrtle and Maude Griffths
spent Sunday in PIainfield.
RayOmnd Lewis is out with a new
automobile.
August Wilson has moved to SterI-
ing.
Mrs Richard Fortune is entertain
ing her sister, Miss Fryer of Provi-
denCe.
Miss Lucinda Knight is visiting
friends in Oneco.
Miss Dorothy w. PIummer is visit
ing Mrs II. H. CrOweIl.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Randall spent
Sunday at their cottage at Oakland
Beach
John Griffith and son Nelson were
down to the shore places last week.
Mrs. Fred Shippee returned to Plain
field last week to help care for John
Potter who is seriously i'll.
A number from here attended the
grange excursion to Newport last
week.
o. c, zoroIi, architect of Worcester,
was the guest of T. O. PIummer last
week.
Mr.. Griswold of Worcester was at
his farm here recently.
Frank Tillinghast of Central Village
called on friends here Monday.
Mrs st. John has moved to August
Wilson's place.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-05
THOMPSON

The Ladies' FOREIGN Missionary So
ciety Of the CongTegau OnaI church
met with Miss May Sherman Wednes-
day.
Rev. E. TaImadge Root, we'll known
and always welcome here will occupy
the Congregational pulpit next Sun
day.
Rev. William Chase preached most
excellent sermon last Sunday morning
from Ps. 46:1O, BE still, and know
that I am Cod"
The Congregational church Sunday
school is making plans for the annual
picnic. A collection for the same is
TO be taken Sunday and the date an
nounced.
Winifred Houghton of Southbridge
took Nathan Chase in his automobile
to Providence last week and they en-
joyed a shore dinner down the river.
Mrs. Whittemore is entertaining Mrs.
Mahoney and her daughter.
Mrs. Charles Peterson and children
are recovering.
Little Helen Peterson is still under
the care of a trained nurse.
James Reid, a resident here for
many years, has been at the Vernon
Stiles hotel.
Mr.. Decker is having an artesian
well drilled on his new property.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-05
WESTMINS TER
Young People Anticipating Dance
Sunday Sermon on the Church.

Deputy Sheriff Max Lyman of
Kings county New York, is spending
his vacation at Rosedale.
Harold Haley of Hampton was at
the dance at Rosedale Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Miller are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Baker Rice.
Many of the young people here are
looking forward with pleasure to the
dance at Grange hall.
Preached on The Church.
Fifty people gathered in westmin-
ster church Sunday morning in spite
of the threatening weather. Of these,
fourteen were children. The pastor,
Rev. T. Edward Davies, took for his
subject, The Church
Then for the sake of intelligence,
especially for the young, and in a most
friendly spirit. Mr.. Davies instituted
a brief comparison between the beliefs
and forms Of government of the Con-
gregational and a few other of the
most prominent and best known
churches of the great Protestant order
in this land, praising the good points
of each, as mentioned, and treating
each with the very utmost fairness.
Several expressed their appreciation
at the close of the service.
At the c. z. service some of the
worldly advantages, to this country,
from financial investment in foreign
missionary work, were presented in
new form.
Wednesdays Meeting.
The Wednesday home prayer SER
vices had the topic, Have We Gone
Too Far From Puritan Principles in
Our AmUsements? The Imperative
Necessity of Recreation, and in What
That Consists.
The August meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid society comes next week Tuesday,
Aug. 8, at the parsonage, at 2 p. m.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-05
Death of Mrs. Albert Potter.
EAST KILLINGLY
Some of Those Who Came for Old
Home Day Observance.

Charles F. Bartlett of MontvilIe was
the guest of relatives here Thursday
and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Adams of Whit
insvilIe were here for Old Home day
Thursday.
Miss Edith Harrington Of Worcester
is spending her vacation with her
brother, Frank Harrington, and fam
lily.
On Week End Outing.
Cyris Shippee and family spent the
week end with relatives in Colchester,
r. I.
Miss Mary shekleton of Worcester
was the guest of relatives here the
past week
Mrs. Fred shippee of Manchester
los 4 recent guest Of her son, Howard
shippee, and his wife.
-ry5cg I. French, Jr., and Miss Adah
French spent the past week at Block
Island.
Miss Mildred Carr is visiting friends
in Providence.
Ralph shelzleton of Hartford is Wis
itlng his father, Joseph Shekelton.
Howard Sayles is the guest of
friends in Columbia.
Stephen Hawkins of Webster was
the guest Of relatives here Thursday.
Miss Vivian Harrington has been
very i'll,
Mrs. Melissa Richmond has been
visiting her father, William Newton,
and wife.
Old Home Day Guests.
Mrs. Almira Thompson, Mrs. Henry
Blanchard of DayviIle Four Corners,
Mrs. CD. Mowry OF Elmville and Mrs.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-05
WESTFORD.
Family of Allen 3. Lincoln at Summer
Honne-Stephen Tiff, II, Shoots
Woodchucks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Allan B. Lincoln and
three daughters, of New Haven, ar
rived at their summer home here Mon
day, and will spend the month here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H. Barlow
and two children, Mrs. F. W. Eastman,
w. E. Eastman and Chas. Huntington,
rnotored to Worcester, Sunday, and
were guests of o. H. Rice.
Miss Elsie Scranton is spending the
weekend with her sister, Mrs. Chas
Gage, in North Ashford.
Mrs. Lewis Welles is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Bert SPHINX for several
days this week.
Good Aim at II.
Stephen Tiff, who is in his seventy
eight year shot two wooodchucls one
day last week.
Half-high bIueberries are being
picked. Because Of so much rain the
berries this year are very large.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Benson. who
have been spending their vacation OF
two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Reed, returned to their home in New
York Sunday.
Mrs. GIendore Spooner, who has
been in Groton several weeks, re-
turned home this week.
Miss Myrtle Curtis, who has been
with her grandmother, IN Putnam, for
a visit. returned home Wednesday.
H. c. Barlow and Miss Elsie Scran-
ton, were in Norwich and New London
Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-05
WENDHAM
Congregational Pastor to Exchange
With Pomfret Pastor Mortified
Night Planned-August Trips and
Travellers.

Rev. NJ. r. Plumb will exchange pull
pits tomorrow morning with Rev. H.
A Beadle of Pomfret. In the evening
enc G. E. society will have a North
field night and the delegates who went
from here and one or two from other
societies will give interesting reports
of the conferences. The meeting will
be led by Miss Harriet Guild. Among
those who will speak are Miss Helen
Hopkins and Eden Cook.
The Thursday evening prayer meet
ings will be omitted until September.
Miss Eliza Burnett of Boston has
been spending the week with Mrs. En-
ma Brown.
Miss Marian Larrabee is entertain
ing Miss Taylor.
Leo Kinney of Hartford has been the
guest OF his mother, Mrs. George Kee-
ney this week. Mrs. Keeney and son
spent Tuesday with Charles Keeney
and family in New London.
Miss S. Elizabeth Clarke of Putnam
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. F. E.
Miss Elsie Challenger and Henry
Weichman of New York spent from
Monday to Wednesday with Miss
Challenger's sister in Thompsonville.
Mrs. F. F. Webb Of Willimantic is
boarding at the Inn.
Returned by Trolley.
Misses Clara and Sarah Johnson re-
turned from a visit in Winthrop,
Mass, Wednesday, making the trip
home by trolley.
Miss Emma Larrabee visited her sis
ter, Mrs. E, E, Bell, in Windsor Locks,
Sunday, making the trip by automobile
with her brother, Frank Larrabee and
family Of Willimantic.
Miss Florence Perkins returned on
Monday from a visit at her home in
Woodstock.
H. S. Eaton returned Monday from
a trip to Vermont and Maine
Miss Raymold of New York is the
guest of her brother, w. A. RaymoId.
Rev. J. H. Fitzgerald of Hebron
will preach at St PauPs church to-
morrow
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-05
EAST WOODSTOCK
Battery A, of Which Harris S. May is
Member, Ordered to Honolulu
Guest From Kansas.

Louise Linderman is spending a
week with Silas Allen and family in
Hartford,
Motored to Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester E. May, Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. 3. Comings motored to
Rocky Point Sunday. J. c. Ames con-
yeyed the party
E. E. May spent the week with
W n. Aldrich and family in Putnam.
Miss Harriet Burden Of Oxford has
been spending a few days with her
uncle, G. /. Upham and family.
Ordered to Honolulu.
Harris S. May, member of Battery
A. Yale Battalion, writes home that
they have been ordered to Honolulu,
for garrison duty and expect to leave
Tobyhanna, Pa, about the 8th
Mrs. Gertrude Brett of West Wood
stock has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
W. z. Hammond the past week.
Guest From Kansas.
Mrs. B. B. Faris (Alice Steere) of
Ellsworth, Kansas, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. George Wethereu and other
relatives.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-05
CANTERBURY GREEN
Midsummer chiIdren's Day Tomorrow
mo Gases or Fears of Infantie
ParaIysis-Lightning KlIs@a Cow
Outdoor Quilting Party.

Tomorrow, Midsummer Children'S
| day, childhood songs and the chill
| dren's christening will make beautiful
| the mornings service.
Last Sundays large number of chill
Gren present gave ample proof that no
fear Of the infantile paralysis epidemic
of the icities fingered in the minds of
parents here. The parish has been en-
tirely free from indications of the. dis
| case. the New York families have
| long since served their season of
quarantine and are in perfect health.
Last Sundays sermon was the last
Of the July series upon the Bible, the
| text I Thess. ,: 10, the word of God
Cards of the Bible league were given
out following the service and the book
Of Luke suggested as first: book in a
course Of reading covering the whole
Bible. The pastor has been made glad
by reports of those already* begun on
Luke.
C. E. Meeting.
At this Sunday evenings Christian
Endeavor meeting the conservation
roll will be read. The leader is the
president of the society, Fred Stafford.
At the last meeting charts were shown
by the pastor showing theiwork of the
home mission agencies at work on the
| frontier and in the country fields Of
| the United States, the nature of the
problems involved and the elements
that tend toward uplift.
Outdoor Quilting Bee.
A pleasant afternoon was spent by
the Ladies' association with Mrs.
Herman Paetsch Tuesday, A beauti-
full quilt pieced % years ago in pink
and white by Miss Palmer's mother
was tied out il the yard. There were
| % present. REFRESHMENTS were served
later.
For the lawn party the programme
of entertainment keeps the young
people occupied on bright afternoons.
Grange Hall improvements.
The grange hall has been well
screened, all doors and windows, by
Lewis Lyon, who expects soon to be-
gin on the painting of the hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davis and
family of North Haven have visited
Mr.. Davis sister, Mrs. MILITANT TOWne,
recently.
The Misses Burneu, nieces of Will
liam TOWne, have spent a fortnight in
Canterbury.
Mrs William Wright hast been with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey
Frink, this week.
Mrs. Chase of Brooklyn, n. Y, is at
Miss Frances Planners.
Miss Marianne Freeman of Wiusted
who has spent July at the parsonage,
and expects to be with Miss Palmer
the greater part of August, is at pres
ent visiting Mrs. Walter Kingsley in
Plainfield.
James Wallace is in Bridgeport this
week.
Lightning Kills Cow.
James Apply lost a valuable COW by
lightning during last Thursdays
thunder storm.
William Raymond Noyes of Boston
has been visiting his fianCee, Miss
Lucy Pope.
James Morgan has a car bought kin
JeWett City.
Will Teach in China.
Assam, India, who has been often a
visitor in Canterbury during the last
three years, while pursuing her
studies in Hartford Theological. semi
nary, are much interested to know
that on Aug. 10 she expects to sail on
the Empress Of Russia from Van
coUver and will teach Bible and re-
Ggious pedagogy in Ginning college,.
Marking, China, so entering into the
wonderful new forward movement for
women in that country.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-05
BROOKLYN
Trinity Parish Services to be Held in
Old Church While New Church is
Being Redecorated.

Recent visitors at Frank L.
Martins were Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Bowers and daughter, Hope, and Mrs.
Cyril Peck and Mr. Ingrahana, all Of
Providence, who came by automobile;
Mrs E. B. Stranger of East Provi-
dence from Saturday until Wednes-
day; Mrs Wood Mrs. Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Souden and Rev. c. W. Forster,
all of Providence, by automobile Fri
day, July %.
Miss Bertha NJ. Sharpe is visiting
her sister Helen and her mother, Mrs.
James Lowry.
John C. Potter Of Norwich was a
caller on relatives and friends in town
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney w. Bard, Err
nest Bard and a friend were in Hart
ford Saturday, making the trip in an
automobile
Ernest Bard returned to New York
Sunday afternoon.
George A. Witter was in Providence
the last of the week.
Saturday William r. Thurber and
daughter Grace, with Riley B. Witter,
his wife and daughter, Helen, were in
Chipachet for clam dinner.
n. A Witter of Providence was a
caller Sunday on his father, George A
Witter.
Miss Abigail L. Witter is visiting
relatives in WjIumantic, Hartford and
elsewhere. e=' 7ESssgasi
MISS i florence NJ. BAKE returned
home Monday evening after a pleasant
visit of a week with friends in West
Haven.
Services in Old Church.
Sunday services in Trinity church
will for a few weeks be held in the
old church as the new church is be-
ing decorated by workmen from Bos-
ton.
Mrs. George F. Cunning and grand
child, Dorothy 1Tinott, are visiting Mrs.
Genung's sister in South Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. CIewtey,
Miss Fogg and Miss Abby W. Putnam
were in Hartford Tuesday calling on
relatives, Miss Helen L. Writer TAX
ing them in her automobile.
Walter Lathrop of Plainville visited
his parents, Mr., and Mrs. Herman L.
Lathrop over Sunday.
Miss Grace NJ. Copeland has come
to Mrs. Frank Harris to stay for a
short time
The Unitarian church is being new
ly painted.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-05
RAWSON

Frank and Clifford Waters of Wa
terbury spent Sunday here with their
mother
George E. Turner Of Whftestone, N.
Y, is at I. w. Hammond's for few
weeks.
Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald and. sons Fran
els and Richard were in Putnam Sat-
.urday.
Mrs. R. E. Baker visited relatives
in Brooklyn Sunday.
Mrs. T. O. Cook and children spent
Sunday in WoonsocI1et.
Mrs. E. Whitehouse was in Wilt
mantle Thursday.
Mrs. Edward Fuller and son are at
their bungalow here for the rest of the
summer.
Miss Bernice Kenyon has returned
to her home in Arlington, after spend
ing a week with relatives here.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-05

A number Of little folks were pleas
antly entertained Monday afternoon at
the homo Of Joseph Farland in honor
Of the birthday of his granddaughter,
Miss Marjorie Mahew.
Mrs. Herman Chapman has been en-
tertaining her niece from Dayville.
Mrs. E. Hoxie Lillibridge has re-
covered from a recent illness.
Confusing Alarm.
Wednesday afternoon, the fire alarm
was sounded about O'Clock at the
Central Worsted mill, the call being
for the Canterbury road. The firemen
quickly, ran to the fire station and made
ready to start, several Of them coming
out Of the mill, but waited to learn
where the fire was. The Central office
at Moosup was called to learn who sent
the alarm, but the operator knew moth
ing about it. After a short time, they
learned that the fire was on the roof
Of the dye house at the mill where
several of the fremen had left. The
mill fireman had a bonfire near the
mill and a lighted paper blew on the
roof. but was extinguished with a
hose stream before any damage was
done. The fireman sounded the alarm
himself at the mill and gave the wrong
alarm which confused the fremen.
Attended Funeral.
Mrs. Frank Tillinghast. Mrs. Fred
erick Tillinghast, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Afathewson, Mrs. Arnold Mathewson,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Loring, were in
Wauregan Wednesday afternoon to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. James H. At
wood.
Clarence Peterman has been in Nor
witch this week, where he had a sue
cessful surgical operation.
Mrs. Daniel Dutton and Miss Olive
Dutton Of Greeneville, former resi-
dents here, were guests Wednesday OF
Miss Mary Ladd.
Mrs Navy T s0riTr Miss T1IRV
Broadhead and Frederick Brewster are
enjoying an automobile trip through
the White Mountains.
Laban Adams has been entertaining
his daughter from Manchester.
Victor Holgerson of Putnam visited
his brother August Holgerson, Sunday.
Miss Rose e. Seguin has been spend
ing a few days with her sister, Mrs
Frank Thayer IN Putnam.
New Postmaster in Office.
Clarence Reed, the new postmaster,
toQk possession Of the office August
1st.
William Newport, Ashen Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Greene, spent Tuesday
at Rocky Point, assisting in celebrating
Emancipation day.
Charles Mcfarland, Harry Stain
thrope and Napoleon Beaudry, were
Sunday visitors a Rock Point.
Vacation For Employees.
The Plainfeld Wooden mill closes to-
day Saturday for the annual week
vacation for the employees.
Edward Smith has moved to NIoosup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Odds of Provi-
dence were Monday visitors at Mrs.
Charles BARRIERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Mathewson re
turned Wednesday from Watch Hill,
r. J.
Samuel Sheldon has been the guest
Of friends in East KilIingIy.
Miss Fay Odds of Ware, Mass, has
been visiting Miss Helen Tillinghast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Whitney and
LADY have returned to their home in
Amherst, Mass, after a few days visit
at George ". LOring's.
Home From Camp Ground.
Miss Phebe Barber has returned
from the WiIUmantic Camp Ground,
where she has been spending d few
days at Vine cottage.
Miss Blanche Caplatte has been en-
tertajning relatives from Webster,
Mass.
Miss Rose Beaudry, Of Providence is
spending her vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Beaudry.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-05

days with Mrs. Moriarty's father. Louis
GergIer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Tilden of Water
bury are at the TIden homestead for
few days.
George Morrow and daughter spent
the week end at Mr.. MerCow's farm
here.
Dwight Newcomb spent a day last
week with his mother, Mrs. FRANCES
Newcomb of WilIimantic.
A number from here attended the
dance at Hillside hall, Mansfield De-
pot, Friday evening.
Miss Bertha Tilden spent a day IN
Willimantic recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-05
ABINGDON
Ladies' Aid Society Working on Hos
pitaI suppIies-obituary Notes-Au-
gust Guests.

Albert Macintosh ana family of
Cleveland are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Macintosh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Iaines, Arthur
Grosvenor and Newell Badger are on an
automobile trip in the White Noun
tains.
Edward McGrath OF Boston is visit
Ing friends in Town.
Mrs. Nancy BothaIn recently return
ed from visiting her niece in Provi-
dence.
At Columbia Summer School.
Miss Emma Allen is attending the
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-05
SOUTH KTLLINGLY

A E. Hall, T. E. Jacques, Mrs. Jones'
Mrs. Smithers and Neva Barlow were
visitors in Providence Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. S. Warren and Mrs. Herbert
Strait Of DanieIson were visitors Wed
nesday with Mrs. Frank jacques.
Olive Brooks Of Providence is spend
ing a few days with Inez Doane.
Rev. H. B. Goodseu preached at the
Congregational church in Wauregan
Sunday morning in exchange with
Rev. Mr.. Junkins, pastor of that
church
Mr.. and Mrs Willis Hill and daugh-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-05

ter of Central Village were Sunday
visitors at G. w. Barlow's.
Misses Irene and Helen Varieur Of
Danielson visited Dora Lef1eur Thurs
day.
Mrs Jones of. Kentucky spoke sat the
church Sunday evening in the inter
est of the w. C. T. U.
Mrs. G. R. Barlow has left the hos
pitaI at Pawtucket, where she has jbeen
patient for two weeks and has gone
to Henry Leonard's at Valley Falls
to remain a few daysjbefore returning
TO her home.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-05
STERLING

Herbert Be1knap is suffering from a
bad throat trouble.
Clarence Babcock, who has been
spending his vacation at his home
here, has returned to Hartford.
Miss Lula Anderson has been the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Clinton Brown
of Apponaug, r. I.
Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Tillinghast and
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Stone of Moosup
were callers at Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Vaughp's Sunday.
Mrs. Gammell and children ofSProv =
idence are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Knox
Miss Elizabeth Miller spent the
weekend with her brother, J. G. Mil
Ter.