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The Washington herald., 1916-11-18
CHARITY BAZAAR PLANNED.
For Benefit of German and Austro-
Hungarian widows.

Elaborate plans for monster charity
bazaar for the benefit of German and
war widows and or
February to 10, were perfected last
night at meeting of representative Ger
man and Austro-Hungarian citizens IN
Saengerbund Hall.
The affair will be under the patronage
of the German Ambassadors wife Coun-
tess Bernstorf and promises to over
shadow even the remarkable success of
last years fair.
Martin Wiegand. then its chairman, was
again elected chairman for the coming
event.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-18
WOULD MAKE ENGLAND "DRY,"

London, Nov. ia campaign to make
England dry will shortly be launched in
Parliament 1t has the active SUPPORT
of King George, himself teetotaler.
Champions Of prohibition, seeing their
chance In the present food situation, viii
introduce motion in commons prohibit-
ing the manufacture Of all alcoholic bev-
erages. In connection with tbis can,-
paign,- movement is~under way to de-
crease the widespread excessive drinking
among women. which has developed since
the war began.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-18
FALLS FACE DOWN IN
MUD; MAN SUFFOCATES

Chester, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE body of an
unidentified well-dressed man was found
on the Delaware River flats. Footprints
in the mud indicated that the man haa
wandered out on the fats. slipped and
fallen face downward and suffocated with
the mud in his mouth and nostrils.
A Philadelphia receipt, dated October Z,
1916, and made out to Lampley Toplifr,
was found In one of his pockets.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-18
BIRTH CONTROL LAW
REPEAL NOW SOUGHT

Charles T. Hallinan urged the repeal Of
the Comstock law insofar as It prohibits
the diffusion of literature dealing with
birth control in a lecture last night on
the subject, Anthony Comstock and the
Birth Control Movement" held under the
auspices Of the Birth Control League of
the District of Columbia, in the Perpet-
ual Building Association Hall
The Washington herald., 1916-11-18
Appointed Professor at Jefferson

Philadelphia, Nov. 17.-Prof. Chevalier
Jackson, Of Pittsburgh, widely known for
his research and his writings, has been
appointed to the chair Of laryngology in
Jefferson Medical College, made vacant
by the death of Prof D. Braden Kyle.
Prof. Jackson is a graduate of Jefferson
IN the class OF 1886. ~
The Washington herald., 1916-11-18
s3-YEAR DISPUTE SETTLED,
Court Decides Cases With Parties
Dead or Out of Office,

Dead or Out of Office.
Sunbury, Pa, Nov. 17-After being
held in the State Supreme Court for
thirty-three years two cases have been
returned to Northumberland County
Court.
An appeal from the findings Of a Jury
Of view in favor Of a proposed new road
In Ralphon Township made in 1888 Is dis
missed. James Jenkins, appellant, died
a few years ago. In the second case. re-
lating to the keep Of paupers in Howard
Township, Center County, the lower court
is sustained, but the fndigents are dead
and the overseers long since out of Of
fee. "t
The Washington herald., 1916-11-18
Oliver Spent So, 500 in camna;on

Harrisburg, Nov. 1.-THE first Of the
election expenses to State candidates were
hled here. David B. Oliver. of Pittsburgh.
certified to $1,000 contributed To tbe Be-,
publican national committee a like sn,,,
to the State committee and 500 10 the
Allegheny county Republican committee,
The Washington herald., 1916-11-18
PLEADS ACT OF GOD.

Employer henst Compensation
Claim where windstorm Hurt Man.
Reading, Pa, Nov. Iz-Mrs. James
Shepherd, of this city. asked compensa-
ton at bearing before Referee Houck
for the killing Of her husband, a carpen-
ter, at Ridgewood, some months ago.
Charles H. SchlegeI the contractor who
employed Shepherd, is resisting the claim.
on the ground that death was due to a
windstorm.
Shepherd was struck by a plank picked
up by the wind and erysipelas developed
later, ended fatally. No decision was
filed.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-18
Band Omits Concer+

On account Of repairs being made to
the concert hall at the Marine Barracks,
Marine Band Orchestra for Monday. No
vember 20. WIN be omitted.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-18

London has a famine IN domestic serv-
ants.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-24
SOUTH KILLNGLY

Leonard Kies, for many years a
resident in the Horse Hill section of
the town, has bought Henry Schroder's
farm. Mr.. Kies viii move to his new
home in few weeks.
Rev. H. B. Goodsell has returned
from short visit in New HAVEN
Byron Place and Neva Barlow were
entertained at P. r. Cofey's Sunday.
Mrs. r. c. Kies of The Lodges re-
Gently entertained Mrs. George Guild,
of Danielson.
Fred Dexter is spending a month
at his home.
Ruth Dexter has closed her school
in Ballouville and returned home.
Mrs Thomas Jacques is visiting
friends in Moosup.
Mrs. Raymond Gates and Mrs. Ray
mond Barlow were at P. H. Coffey's
Tuesday.
Leonidas Spaulding of the Boston
Bible school has been visiting his par.
ents. He leaves this week for Esco.
heag Hill, r. I, where he will havl
charge of a parish during the summel
vacation.
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grated with flowers and ported plants.
The exercises were well rendered.
Sunday afternoon AIr. and Mrs ri -.
Wftter and Miss Heien L V7itter went
to Providence in their antomobile
Mr.. and Mrs Howard walker with
their four children and maid. Of
West Hartford are guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Frank a. SpaHlding
The schools IN the Center closed for
the year on Saturday Miss Ryan go
ing to her home in the state Of New
york, where she expects to spend her
vacation.
Mrs. Irving Lyon and daughter are
visiting Mr. and Mrs e. e. Allen.
Miss Helen r. Wftter attended the
graduation from high school Of her
cousin, Milton Gardner, at SaylesV1lle,
r. T. Wednesday.
Going TO Platksbprn.
Charles Edwin Blake has closed his
school year in Hartford and Is spend
ing a short vacation with his parents
Mr. and Mrs Charles II Blake. before
ne Joins the campers at PIattsburE
where he win be Tor the most of the
summer.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-24
ELMyHLE

Mrs. G. H Pike and Mrs R. L.
Kenyon attended the June meeting of
Sarah Williams Danielson chapter, D.
A. R.. held with Mrs. Harry E. Back
at Oak Bluffs.
Mrs. Susan Stone of Danielson call
ed on local friends last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Battey enter
tanned friends from Summit, R. L. on
Sunday
Mrs. Betsey Spears Of Foster Gem
ter, r. l.. has been spending few
days with Mrs Clayton Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. c. D. MoWry and
their guest Miss Ella Blood of New
York, notored to Providence last
week.
Ms. o. E. Lewis and daughter,
Helen, of Fields Point. r. l., have been
guests of Mrs c. H. Pike.
Mrs. Ida Kennedy Of Putnam vis-
tied ger aunt, Mrs. Alfred Potter. on
| Thursday afternoon.
Madelaine and Muriel Mccarthy
have been i'll.
Mrs. Mary Dwyer and Miss Flor
ence Hoplzins spent Friday in Prov
Miss Elva. Cummings has been en-
| tertaining her grandmother, Mrs
/ Smith of Tarklin. R. L
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Call o.
| Danfelson. visited Mrs. Addie "a Cal
| Friday afternoon.
William Mulligan' and George w
/ Kent were in Providence this week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Mowry enjoyed
an outing to Webster Lake recently.
J. c. Ames Of woodstock visited
RELATIVES here on Sunday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-24
EAST WOODSTOCK

with DR.. Pike and family for several
years, is now with Mrs. Paul Clifford.
in Quinebaug.
Mrs. Tracy White and daughter Ar
mes were Boston visitors Monday
Under Orders.
J. S. May was in New Haven Tues>
day with his son, Harris s., men,
Der of Yale Battery. He was sradus
ated this week from Shemeld Scien-
tific and will have to remain in New
Haven for the present, being under eE-
ders.
Church Election.
A meeting of the church members
was called on Sunday and the follow
ing elected: MODERATOR H. n. Ginord;
clerk, Chester T.. May; treasurer, a.
G. Morse: deacons. NJ. B. Morse. DF.
z. R. Pike.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-24
EAsT KILLNGLY

Mrs James smith and daughters,
Lucina and Doris. were Sunday guests
of relatives in Pascoag. r. T.
Miss Edith Oatley visited friends
IN Providence, Monday.
Fred Wade and wife called on
friends in Putnam recently.
DR.. G. j.. Hill was IN New Haven
several days the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brooks visit
ed friends in Providence, Sunday.
Walter Kreiger OF Worcester spent
Sunday with friends here
Miss Mary Foster ives the guest Of
relatives In Oxford Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Roth is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. lockwood, Of Hart
ford.
Several pupils from the different
schools here were In Danfeison, We'd
nesday and Thursday. taking exafni-
nations Tor entrance to the higf
school.
William harrington and LHFthel
Andrews were in Providence anf
Rocky Point Sunday.
/ Fred Smith Of Putnam Heights
was here Sunday calling on RELATIVES
I and friends.
Irving Feencn. Jr.. eEEas the guest o
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-24
IETTERS FROM TWO STATES


Helen Stiles Coombs. Elsie Ladd. Her
man Elmer Ladd, Ingeborg Marenca
Olson, Merritt HoWes. All received
diplomas although On account or III
ness Elsie Ladd was unable 70 be
present i'm person.
a number Of children OF the diner
ent schools received certificates for
efficiency in their work as follows
First Certificate lula Green, Lau-
ra Bennett, Ina Larson, Evelyn Chris
tian, John Macki. G. Bonita Blsen-
berre. Lloyd G. I.adds Richard G.
Jones, Walter + Pope Cordelia Sm1th,
Daisy Ladd James Wells, Francis
Wells Ernest HANSEN Merritt Harnes.
Charles Hart
Second Certiflca reds Allen,
chapeIIe, Harold Olson, Geo. ID.
Coombs, Lola w. Ladd. Agnes NJ
I.add, Selma n Holman. Hortense
Talette.
geboid Olson, Helen 5. Coombs H.
Elmer Ladd, Andrew . Jones. Fred
| Allen, Ruth Davis, Alma. L Olson, Ed
ward Sfmino, Mary Macl<i, Rosena Del
Pesco, Esstella Bennett. Ephraim Med
bury, Gertrude Rosenzweig. Richard
MerrifieId.
Arranged in the town han were
specimens Of writing and other hand
work of scholars Of the different
schools. Refreshments were served,
/ following the exercises. The usual
shower kindly held or until the crowd
was dispersed.
Appreciation Of Or. Smith.
AT the Grange meeting Wednesday
night expressions of appreciation were
passed of the life and services of DR.,
Owen Smith. a charter member Of
the grange, who died Tuesday at the
1 Memorial hospital, New London. DR.
Smith was for years member OF
| the school board and a promoter OF
/ educational progress in the town. DIR
Smith leaves q nephew, Burr Smith
i of Canterbury. He has been cared fol-
during his illness of the winter at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Levi Clarke
The grange voted to attend DR.. Smiths
funeral in as large numbers as pos
sible.
Attended Conferences.
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. G. Frinlx, Mr. and
Mrs. Clinton FTink and Miss Fanny
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Patrick
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Barrows, Mrs. S
B. Hadley were representatives Of TIL,
parish at the conference of si1
churches meeting in Newent, Wed
nesday.
Mrs. HetrfclGs Report.
The Ladies' society meeting was a
Mrs. T. L. Wilson'S last Tuesday. Mrs
A. ]. Hetrick was present and gave ;
report of the annual meeting of III,
Eastern Connecticut Branch OF tn,
Woman's Board of Missions, Of which
the ladies' association is an auxiliary
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-24
WINDHAM

childrsn Baptized st Congregational
Services. Alden Weir and Fam
ily Arrive At Summer Home Straw
berry Supper.
Chhdren's Day was observed at the
Congregational church last Sunday
with exercises under the direction OF
Superl ntendent and Mrs. H G. Lath
r0p The platform was decorated with
birch trees and laurel. There were
songs and recitations by the Sunday
school children and an address by Rev.
III, r. Plumb. "A pretty feature was
the presentation Of spray of flowers
the leader. Miss Elizabeth Anderson.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. I.
Rogers, three children of Mr.. ana Mrs
Simpson and two children Of Mr.. and
Mrs Sage were baptized.
Weir Family at Summer Home.
Mr. ana Mrs. J. Alden Weir and
Misses Dorothy and Cora Weir Of New
here Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Keeney OF New London
Is the guest of Mrs. George Keeney.
Mrs Forrest Luffler and children Of
New London are spending few days
with W. S. ChappeiL
John Fenton returned to his home
In Winthrop Mass Tuesday, after
spending ten days with his grand
/ mother, Mrs. J. G. Fenton.
Mrs Harry w. Loomis or Belfast
N. z, came Monday to remain some
time with Mrs. E. w. Loonis.
Pupils Graduated.
The graduating exercises or the To-
tsca1 grammar school were held x.nurs-
day afternoon The graduates are
Christie Pearl, Everett Bsckwith, Clar-
ney Latter EesstA Beckwith, Clar-
ence Beckwith
Entertained at Dinner.
Rev. w NJ. Brown was one of the
guests at a dinner given to the elias:
of 1876 by President and N4rs. Arthur
! Hadley the other night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guilford Smith o.
South Windham have opened theii
summer home here.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. E. " MaGuire o
Brooklyn, N. Y, are at their summei
home on North street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Martin Of Spring.
| field, Mass, and Mr. and Mrs. 10,
Lawrence of New Haven spent Sunday
at the Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Parsons o
Boston were at the Inn from Frida-
to Tuesday, making the trip in thei
car.
The members OF the K. o. K. are t
have a strawberry supper.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-24
EASTFORD
Methodist Pastor in Hospital to I'm
derso Observation-Disclosures to Tatsm
Mill


Mrs. ]. W Jones is in West Thomp-
son for a few weeks. caring for the
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Buell., Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Buell. Charles E. Buell. and
daughter. Ina, and Miss Grace Buell.
attended the graduation at Tourtel-
lotte Memorial High school last Friday
evening. Ernest Buell. was one of the
A number from here attended the
graduation exercises and reception last
Friday afternoon and evening when
Merrill Keith Of this place was one Of
the graduates.
Pastor 10 Hospital.
Rev. W. B. Anderson of the NJ E.
church is in the Deaconess' hospital,
where he expects to undergo an oper-
alton. While he is absent the Metho-
dists will meet with the Congregation
| alists for service.
Mrs. J. B. Bouck has been entertain
ing friends from New York. fss1
John A., Etheridge of Danielson was in
town Thursday.
Anton Kaletchitz is the owner of a
new truck.
Stanis1aw Remanivie and StanisIaw
Sezmaniski, who bought the place
known as the Keene place about q
year ago. have dissolved partnership
I ~fAA. 4-EAS SO40 his part OIL the
farm and stock to Mr. Sezmanski. Mr.
Remanuvic has hired farm in Phee-
nixville
Charles Clark and wife, the former.
father, Darwin Clark and Carl Lewis
/ visited in Putnam Sunday.
Mrs. Elisha Perry of South Wood.
stock is spending a few days with he
daughter. Mrs Edgar Bosworth.
Addition to Mill.
]. NJ. Tatem is having the founda.
ton laid for the addition to his mill.
Mrs. Hibbard of North woodstock
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gilber
Deane.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Tatem are spend
ing a couple of. weeks in Vermont
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Buell. returne,
to their work in Petersham Monday
after spending number of days here
Miss Winnifred Potter of Nortl
Woodstock spent a couple of days re
Gently with her cousin, Charles Ia
tenn and family.
Prudence Deane is spending tn
summer with her grandmother /
North woodstock.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-24
EAST THOMPSON
Reek-KimbaH Marriage = chiIdrenis
Day Concert Tomorrow.


Day Concert Tomorrow.
Edwin H Beck of Brazil, Ind, and
Miss Lettie Kimball of this place were
united in marriage Tuesday, June 20,
at North Wales, Penn. Rev. Charles
Beck, brother of the bridegroom, per-
forming the ceremony. The bride was
gowned in white crepe de chine After
a breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Beck left for
a wedding trip, after which they win
occupy their newly furnished home in
Brazil, Ind. The bride was formerly
a teacher Of domestic science. The
groom is a civil engineer The we'd
ding gifts were numerous and valuable.
In New Home.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Whitney. who
were recently united in marriage, are
keeping house in the house of D. ~.
Porter, Porter Plain
The Children's Day concert will be
held in the local church next Sunday
at the Sunday school hour.
Mrs. G.. A. Walker of Mount Hope
is a guest OF Mrs. Frank Chamberlain
this week.
Mrs. Frank Chamberlain and Mrs. G.
A. Walker were guests of Southbridge
friends Thursday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-24
oNECo
Parents and Field Day At Mode
SchooI-Death of Mrs. Mumford-
Quarterly Conference.

Quarterly Conference.
Parents and Field Day was OBJ
served at the Oneco Model School on
Wednesday, June II. The first of the
program consisted Of classes of the
different grades, illustrating the work
done by the school These were fol-
lowed by out of door sports conducted
In the following order: Fifty-yard
dash by class weighing less than SO
pounds, so yards dash by class weigh
ing between so and So. One hundred
yard dash by class weighing between
s6 and los pounds, bat throwing for
distance by same classes; running
broad and high jumping also. by same
classes.
After these sports which were Wit
messed by about 40 guests. lslrtch
was served in the school room. Sand
were contributed by parents and
i friends.
The following evening graduation
exercises were held, at which time a
class of five received diplomas. The
! following exercises were rendered
ereditably by the pupils Invocation,
Rev Fred Sterling; address of greet
ing, Delvina Frazier; song, Vacation,
Adafiict, school; reeitations, Barbara
i Frietchie Whittier, Catherine Garvey;
Frogs at School, Richard Marriott;
essay, The Muskrat, Francis Carpen-
school; recitations. Seven Times One,
Ingelow, Davis Lincoln; Al School
4 Idyll. Agnes Franklin; class history,
il Delvina Frazier recitation, The Won-
derfuT World, Rand, Minnie Frazier;
song, A Wish for the Mountains, Abt
Il older girls; essay, Cotton and It's
Uses, Ethel Weeks; reeitati0ns, The
"A Village Blacksmith, Longfenow, Mil
dred Brown Somebody's Mother. Ca
Uterine Carpenter; Hiawatha,s Child
47,~l1
class prophecy. Mary Garvey Peace
Song. Hasten the Day. Pemberton
school recitations, School Days, Whit
tier, Margaret Gordon; Pleasant
z Thoughts, Ives, Nora, Carr The EIb-
erty Bell. Beatrice Frazier: essay, Goa
land It's BY Products, Angeline Sher.
man: presentation of diplomas, Su-
pervising Agent A. L. Young; address
of Farewell, Ethel Weeks; song
America, Smith, all.
Pupils Graduated.
The graduates were Ethel Angelin
) Sherman. Ethel May Weeks. Delvin;
/, Elizabeth Frazier, Mary E1izabetl
5 The class colors were garnet and goI
: and the class motto, finish What Yol
Z Local Hrevities.
Q Mrs Sarah Black spent Wednesda;
I with her daughter in Central Village
s The Children's concert will be he'll
9 Sunday evening in Onece NJ. T
Mrs. Josiah Case and Mrs. Mari
Hyde spent Thursday in Centrevill'
r r. L
f Mrs e. Mumford Of Washington, T
Il T., died Tuesday night. She moved /
d Washington only few months ago.
Mrs. Fred Holt and son, George Ed
gar, returned to Dayville Tuesday.
: Mrs. Sarah Richmond of Hope Va
!, ley has been visiting her aunt, Mr.
8 c. d. Whitford
: The first quarterly conference wa
4 held at the parsonage Wednesday al
= iternoon at p. m. Rev. G. G. Scri1
ener presided There were five pres
= il
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Gallup ceIsbrat,
Golden Wedding at DanisIson-ehII
dren's Night at Grange.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Stanton, Mr., and
Mrs. Alvin Corey and Mrs. Byron Gall
IIlp attended the meeting Of the Ston-
ington Union association In Preston
City Wednesday,.
Golden Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Gallup celebrated
the 50th anniversary OF their marriage
wednesday with their children in Dam
Miss Cynthia Phillps returned to
her cottage here for the summer Sum
day after spending seven months with
her niece in Westerly, R L
Charles Gardner and son, Ebert Of
Boston were week end visitors at BEN
jamin Colburnss
Miss Esther Gallup closed her school
in Mantle last week and is at her
home here for the summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tanner and Miss
Margaret Tanner attended the grad
uating exercises at the Willimantic
Normal school Wednesday.
Grange Concert.
The childrenss concert in Grange
hall Friday evening last was largely
attended and was enjoyed by all.
Worthy Flora, Gladys Gallup presided
and presented an interesting program.
Strawberries and ice cream were serv-
ed
Harry Holmes has taken off his sec
ond hatch of incubator chickens and
has a fine brood
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Wilcox were
Sunday callers here.
Mr. and Mrs. Green of North sterl-
ing have moved into Alvin Corey's
tenant house.
Miss Minda Tanner completed two
years course and was graduated from
the State Normal School Wednesday
and is home for vacation.
Miss Blakeslee finished successful
year in the Wylie school last week
and has gone TO her home in Leba-
non.
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WooDsTocK
Automobile Parade Of Children Pre-
eedes Exercises Tomorrow-Aead-
envy Closes.


Rev. and Mrs. J. d. Wilson OF Phil
adelphia are guests of Miss Mary Per-
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs Ezra A Gallup and
mr.. and Mrs John w. Gallup of Dan
ielson were calling on relatives here
Wednesday.
Woodstock Academy closed this week
for the summer vacation -
Miss AsA Prescott left Monday for
her home in Lawrence, Mass.
children's Parade.
The children's parade in automobiles
Of the Sunday schools of Woodstock
Hill, North Woodstock and the Swed-
ish Congregational church took place
last Sunday afternoon. This was pre-
paratory to the Children's day exer-
cises which are to be held next Sun
day morning.
DR.. n. H. Weist of New York spent
Sunday in town.
Az Bald Hill.
Clarence w. Bowen and family are
at Bald Hill for the season.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-24
cLARK's CoRNERs
Hampton Friends With Neishbors Sur
prise Mrs. Allen Jswett on Birthday

Miss Edna Pearl was in East Gram
by visiting Ienora Jennings and at
tending the closing school exercises.
Mrs. willis Wade was IN Northamp-
ton Tuesday attending the wedding OF
her cousin, Miss L1lfa Brown.
School closed Friday with picnic.
Miss Clara Stone and Miss Ienora
Jennings are home for the summer
their schools having closed.
Joseph Clark, now OF Plainheld, n
u, called on old friends Wednesday
Birthday Surprise Visit.
wednesday afternoon party of la
dies from Hampton and a few neigh
bcfs gathered at the home Of Mrs
Allen Jewett and gave her surprise
party in honor OF her birthday. Mrs
Jewett received several pretty gifts
cakes. flowers and cards. Cake anf
lee cream were served.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-24
HAMPTON
Farewell Supper, Gift and Dance for
Miss Ogden.

Miss Alice Smith and the Misses
Wells are occupying Bayberry Lodge.
F. A. Fhillips is now living on the
Gift for Miss Ogden.
The r. A. E. club held meeting in
the chapel Monday evening. AS Miss
Ogden, the vice-president was about
to move from town, farewell sup
per was given in her honor. Edwin
Fogg, president of the society, in
behalf of the members, presented her
farewell gift as a token Of the es-
TEEN and love with which she was
held by the young people. Miss Ogden,
Who has taught in the Center school
here for the past four years. has re-
signed.
The young people Of Little River
Grange gave a Farewell dance in
Grange hall Saturday evening for
Miss Ogden.
Mrs. James Sharpe Of Pomfret
spent the past week lend with her
mother, Mrs. Joseph Burchnall
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-24
POMFRET CENTER
Everett E. Brown Invited 10 Speak
al Amherst Agricultural Depart
nent.

Everett z. Brown as state deputy,
inspected Quinnatisset grange Tuesday
Chiidren's night was observed and a
delightful program furnished, followed
by refreshments.
Arthur Grosvenor was in New Lon-
don Tuesday.
Mrs. chas. P. Grosvenor is visiting
I'm Mystic.
Botham and Jas. Sharpe attended a
HoIstein sale in Worcester Thursday.
Everett E. Brown has been invited
to speak before the graduates class at
Amherst Agricultural college July s,