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Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
FUNERAL.
Arthur R. CarIson.

The body of Arthur R. Carlson, whose death occurred Friday at a hos pital in Boston, where he went for surgical treatment, was brought to the home Of his parents, Mir. and Mrs Charles Carlson, where the funeral services were conducted at 2 o'clock Tuesday. There was a large attend aEce of friends and relatives. Inter- ment was in COmstock cemetery. There were many beautiful flowers. IThe young man was in his 16th year, a stu dent of the Palmer Memorial school.
 Miss May Cullen, who has been spending week the guest of Miss Leona Devine, has returned to her home ia New York.
 Rev. Charles c. Tibbetts, pastor of the Methodist church, recently spent a few days with friends in East Green wich
 Mrs. James Daniels and daughter are spending this week with friends in Boston.
 Won Game at Mystic.
 Montville Athletic clubs baseball team went to Mystic Saturday after noon for a game with the Climax team of that place, winning the game 10 the score of 10 to 2. A return game will be played with this team soon Roylston Hart pitched for the Mont vile team.
 Miss Mary Lenihan and sister, Miss Helen Lenihan, of PaImertown were week end guests of friends in Provi- dence.
 Frank Richards, John Cuddy, Joseph Hickey and Thomas Tuckey spent the week end at Camp Massapeal< at Gardner Lake.
 Miss Marion LavendohI of New Lon don was the guest of friends in town
 MT. and Mrs. George N. Wood 2d. of Providence, R. l., are being entertained by MT. and Mrs. Victor Rosenlund for a few days.
 Miss Gertrude Rogers and, Miss Lfl- Han Sawyer, who have tbeen spending a week with friends in Boston. have returned.
 John Rudd, who has been confined to his bed with rheumatic trouble, has improved so he is able to come down stairs
 Theodore S1rsffer ris entertaining his sister. Miss Florence Shaffer, of Nau- gatIFClS.
 Was Palmertown Resident.
 Mrs. Adele F. Rudd, whose death occurred at her home in East Lyme, was for many years a resident of PaImertown.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
Old Home Day at Foster.
ASHFORD
Seventy Mile Hike for Camp Boys - Birthday Surprise for Walter Tripp

Miss Gladys Badger is visiting friends in Boston and vicinity.
 Miss Florence Warren of New York is at her home here for the remainder of the summer.
 Stanley Kelley and boys of Camp Eastford returned Friday evening from a 70-mile hike into Massachu- sets.
 Miss Mabel Jones returned to her home here, after visiting several days with her brother and wife. Eugene and Mrs. Jones in Groton.
 Mrs. Edgar Bosworth Is entertaining her sister, Kate L. Perry of South Woodstock.
 Mrs. Darwin Lewis of Putnam spent several days last week in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Jarvas Hall and Mrs. Phillips of West Woodstock called on MT. and Mrs. Charles Deans and the Misses Bicknell, Sunday.
 Mrs. Ralph Davis entertained her father and mother, Hiram TWiss and wife of Ponfret. Sunday.
 Mrs. Lillian Bennett of New York is visiting relatives here. Miss Bennett is a niece of Henry Bosworth.
 Mrs. w. B. Anderson was in Boston one day last week.
 About 35 friends of Walter Tripp gave him a surprise party at the hotel Friday evening, 1t being his twentieth birthday. Games, dancing, music and singing made the evening pass very pleasantly.
 During the evening Rev. A. F. Lin scott presented MT Tripp with a mems set, consisting of hand engraved cuff links and stick pin. Cake and ice cream was served.
 Miss Hattie Deans of Danielson was in town Monday.
 Asa Ethridge of New York is spend ing couple of weeks with his family at the hotel.
 Miss Lizetta Ruckmiche, a frend of Miss Ruth Ethridge. is also at the ho- tel.
 Mrs. Allen Ethridge and two chill d*en, of Hartford, spent Sunday and Monday at the hotel.
 MT and Mrs. Charles Clark motored through Woodstock, Pomfret and Alb. ington, Sunday.
 Miss Lillian Huntington has been entertaining her cousin. Harold Chap man of Hartford, the past week.
 Miss M. J. Chapman returned to her home here, after spending eight months among relatives. Harold George of Leominster, Mass, is visiting relatives in town. Mrs. Emily Warren of Danielson is in town for few weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12

Us slidshiy Tuesday afternoon which LipdereG many from getting their hay under cover.
 Walter Franklin saw what looked like a huge ball of fire descend and strike a large ash tree, killing two val uaoIe cows belonging to Benjamin Baton.
 Walter Stanton of DanieIson was a visitor at the Stanton homestead over Sunday.
 Miss Cynthia Phillips entertained her nephew, Tracy Allen, of New Ha- ven over Sunday.
 Mrs. Hattie Tanner and daughter, Minda, visited Mrs. Cyrus Tanner two days this week.
 Miss Nettie Gallup is entertaining relatives from Boston and Providence.
 Mrs. Byron Gallup spent Friday with her daughter, Mrs. Hopkins, of PIainfteld. Little Mary Adelaide re- turned home with her for a visit.
 Mrs. Sarah Wilcox spent Saturday with Miss Cynthia Phillips.
 The Misses Grace and AIetheI Stan ton are visitors at Carl GaIIup's.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
CRISWOLD
Miss Edith Bromley and Charles
 Baker Are United in Marriage.

H. w. Morse of West Bridgewater Mass, spent last Sunday at the Ed mond home and called on friends in town Monday morning and Monday afternoon he called on George Wood ward in North Windham.
 Seven attended the meeting We'd neSday evening at the Edmond home.
 A pretty wedding took place at the CongTega parsonage, Pa chaug, on Monday evening, Aug. [, at S.15 D. m. The bride, Miss Edith Bromley, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. William Bromley, of Thompson, and formerly of Volun- town, was beconingly dressed in white while the groom, Charles Baker, appeared in a neat business suit. The pastor, Rev. F. $. Child, performed the ceremony according to the oIden long ring service of the church. The bride was given away by Joseph Rood, whose daughters, Misses Frances and Ethel, acted as bridesmaids. A happy, merry evening with bridal gifts and looking at the parsons African and Chinese curiosities kept the company till 10.90, when an auto carried Mr. and Mrs. Baker to MT. Rood's, where they will make their home for the present.
 The Misses Grace and LetheI Stan ton of Danielson visited over Sunday with their aunt and family, Deacon and Mrs. D. A. Geer,
 w. B. Montgomery occupied the pulpit at the Episcopal church of Plainf1eld Sunday as a lay reader.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
THOMPSON
SomerviIIe Pastor at Congregational
 Church-Mother Goose Party.

Mrs. James Warren is spending two weeks with Mrs. Shippee of Browns vile.
 The friends of Miss Mildred Knight gave her a very pleasant surprise party on her birthday last Saturday.
 The Congregational Sunday school hold their annual picnic at Bates Grove, Webster Lake, on Wednesday, August l6th.
 Miss Grace Granger has been enter tainiug her brother
 Mrs. R. c. Paine is at Isle of Shoales for 9 short time. Her sister, Mrs. Tracy White, is staying at her home here during her absence.
 Miss Hannah Tracy is enjoying her vacation at Cape Cod.
 Mrs. Knight, Miss Tracy's sister, is with Miss Hattie Knight for a week.
 Little Gene V. Giebel is entertaining seven of her little friends today (Sat- rday), at a Mother Goose party.
 The Quadic Sunday school hold their picnic on the shores of Quadic reser- voir on Tuesday, August 22nd.
 Rev. [. Talmadge Root of Somer- vile, Mass, occupied the Congrega- tionaI pulpit Sunday morning, and preached a thoughtful, practical ser mon to a good attendance. His sub ject was The Slavery of Things and Salvation from Things.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12

Mrs. Chas. E. Pike had as callers last Thursday, her cousins, William and Eva Knight of Hopedale, Mass, Henry Knight of KeOkuk Iowa, Mrs. Whiting and children of Mendoin, Mass.
 Mrs. Edward Killam and daughter, Harriett, of FairhaVen, Mass, are Vis- Itors at Prospect farm.
 L. H. Lindeman, wife and daughters, Eleanor and Doris, mOtOred to Buck land, Saturday. MT. and Mrs. Linde- man returned Sunday evening, the three girls will visit for a week or so with relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. Brink. MT. and Mrs. H. B. Coinings, mOtOred to Rocky Point Sunday, enjoying fine shore dinner.
 Geo. o. Robbins who is in New Bos- ton, spent the weekend here. Sunday he celebrates his 18th birthday. He was a dinner guest of MT. and Mrs. Everett E. May.
 Louis c. Bunce of South NTanches- ter also spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. May.
 Mrs. Chas. 2. Pike recently visited relatives in West Woodstock. Monday she went to MOnsOn, Mass, to spend a week with her cousins, MT. and Mrs. Shaw.
 Edith Eddy has relatives from Nova Scotia
 Mir. and Mrs Geo. Bosworth, Burton Wendell and Marguerite Bosworth, with friends. attended the reunion of the Bosworth family at Crystal Lake on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Adams of Bos- ton spent the weekend at B. E. Ed dy's. Miss Marion Adams, who has been spending two weeks here, re- turned with them.
 Mrs. N. T. White is visiting at Dr. Paines in Thompson. Her daughter, Agnes White, is at Weekapaug, R. L, for a week or two.
 Miss Sophie Barrett of MapIewood, N. J., is spending a week with J. s. May and family.
 MT. and Mrs. W. E. Hammond are en- tertaining their niece, Miss Gertrude Brett, of West Woodstock.
 Mrs. B. B. Paris of Ellsworth, Kan, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Weth- erilI, and other relatives.
 Miss Nellie Pratt spent the week end with Miss Harriet Hubbard.
 Mrs. Chas. Swenson, with relatives, Mrs. Gustave Anderson and son, Carl, notored to Boston Sunday, to see her brother, Gustave Anderson, who is in hospital there. He recently under went an operation for abcess on the brain. His condition has been critical for some time.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
SOUTH CANTERBURY
House and Barn Struck During Tues
 days Storm.


 days Storm.
 Frank Barrows of New Haven was the guest of his brother, E. B. Bar rows, Sunday.
 During the thunder shower Tuesday afternoon the lightning struck Nathan Newton's barn, doing quite a good deal of damage, but did not set the barn on fire. It also struck John WaIlace's house at Canterbury Green.
 Miss M. J. Larkham returned to her home in Norwich after spending two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Carrie E. Clark.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Morgan and Thomas Mellen took an auto ride to Mantle Sunday.
 Visitors at Cones farm last Sunday were MT. and Mrs. Ormanda Jenner- son of Woousocket, R. l., Mrs. M. Sad ley of Quaker Hill, Conn, MT. and Mrs. Leon NIosier of New London, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Prentice of New London, Mrs. Henry Churchill Of New London. Miss Grace Prentice of New London, Arthur Prentice of New Lon don, Dan Doyle of Hartford and Eu- gene Coffey of Plainf1eId, all coming by automobile in three parties.
 Mir and Mrs. William E. Cone, Jr., of New London and daughters, Louise and Vera, who have been visiting here, have returned home, accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Cone of this place. Mrs. Raymond Smith of [I vich is spending a few weeks at thlI res- tdence.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
EAST KILLINGLY
Newsy Notes of the Weeks Visitors in Homes of Town-Attended Foster Exercises-Motor Trip.

Arthur Chase of Danielson called on Israel P. Chase and family Thursday.
 Lester Janett of Providence is visit ing Mrs. Elizabeth White.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Shekelton and daughter, Verna Minnie, of Hartford have been visiting MT. ShekletOn's fla ther, Joseph SnekletOn, the past week.
 Mrs. George Handy entertained her cousin, Mrs. Lamb, and two boys of Norwich a, few days the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. Allen Wade of Rock land were at their home here over Sun day.
 Mrs. Irving French has been enter taining friends from Providence the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Barstow's young est daughter is very i'll.
 E. B. Chase. Jr., called on Danielson friends Thursday.
 Maynard Hill attended the Old Home day exercises at Foster Center, R. l., Thursday. Mrs. Fred Jordan of Providence is the guest of F. A. Jordan and family. Miss Doris Gordon is visiting rela- tives in Providence.
 Fred Smith of Putnam Heights spent Sunday with friends here.
 William Hopkins of Foster called on friends here Wednesday. MT. and Mrs. William Bowen of Providence spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs Rufus F. Chase at the Chase homestead. Miss ElIice Chase visited with Dan- ielson friends Wednesday. Hodward Wade and a party of friends from Whitinsville motOred here Tues day to call on friends. Robert LSheIdeton and family visited his brother, Joseph Shekleton, Sun day
 Miss Annie Randall of Putnam and her niece were guests of Mrs. Rufus R. Chase Wednesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
MONTVILLE
Charles Chapel Better After Attack of
 Blood Poisoning.

Guy Loonlis of Hartford spent the week end with his father, G. Turner Loomis, of Palmertown.
 Mrs. William Mitchell has been spending the week at NorthfieId, Mass.
 Mrs. Mary J. Wright has returned to her home after spending several weeks with friends in Providence.
 Clarence Walden of Boston spent Sunday as the guest of Mrs. Ida Browning.
 Mrs. Martin Barry and children of New London are guests of Mrs. Barry's mother, Mrs. McArdle. during the month of August.
 Miss Myrtle Dennis of New Haven is the guest of Mrs. Ida Woodmansee.
 Mrs. Frank Miner and Miss Nettie Gridley have returned from a trip through the Green mountains.
 George Wood, Jr., and family of Providence are visiting Mir. Woods sister, Mrs. Victor Rosenlund of Palrnertown.
 Charles Chapel, who has been suf- fering with blood poisoning, is much improved.
 Mrs. Leo Kelley and children of Elizabeth, V. J., are visiting Miss Eliza Kiileen.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
WTLSONVILLE
New SiIo Nearly CompIeted-Personal
 Mention.

Mrs Ellen Thompson of Hop1inton, Mass, is visiting with her cousin, Mrs. c. w Webster, for a few weeks.
 N. F. Converse and wife of Worces- ter were with his sister Sunday and Monday.
 Mrs. Maggie Rickerson of Yantic, Conn.,, spent the week end with her sister, Mrs Kelly. who returned home with her.
 Miss Nora NDcCarty spent the week end in Worcester.
 Mrs. Arthur StayIey and children spent few days the past week with her sister in Quinebaug.
 Miss Mary Theroux of Pawtucket was with her mother a few days the past week.
 MT. Cooper who is in the employ of L. Keigan, has moved his family to the village.
 MT. Staley is building a silo for Mir. Langer which is nearly completed.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
CHAPLIN

Rev. MT. Viets of Walthan, Mass, a candidate, preached at the church last Sunday.
 Visitors in town of late: Dr. and Mrs. Orin R. Witter and Mrs. Helen A. Witter of Hartford at J. Wilbur Lan- phear's; Miss Mary A. Martin of Will limantic at F. w. Martins; Miss Alida Bradford of Walker, Ia, at w. B. Gal lup's; Prof. Wesley Howard and Mrs. Howard at George E. Towards.
 During the heavy shower Tuesday lightning struck the house of W. B. Gallup, doing slight damage, coming in on the telephone.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
SOUTH WOODSTOCK
Pomona Grange Field Day Next Tues day-Dran7atic Club Ready for Another Play.

MT. and Mrs. Marshall of Providence have been visiting MT. and Mrs. Scran- tan this week.
 Nellie Lowe, who has been visiting in Webster, has returned home.
 Miss SOule of East I&illingly is stay ing with Elsie Young for a few days.
 Rev. H. D. Pierce was in town one day this week.
 Mrs. John Lowe has company from Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. B. s. Swan have re- turned to Providence.
 Pomona grange will hold a picnic and field day at Roseland Lake next Tuesday.
 North Woodstock Dramatic club will give a drama The Iron Hand" next week.
 Fred Williams has purchased a new automobile.
 Henry Young is under the doctors care for a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. Swanberg are enter taining company from the city for a few weeks.
 Earl Andrews has bought an auto mobile.
 Miss Phillips motored to New Lon don one day this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
BROOKLYN
J. 'Sprague Bard Reaches His 92d Birthday-FaiI Results in Broken Wrst-Storm Put Electric Lights Out oT Commission.

J. Sprague Bard, one of our most esteemed citizens, reached his sgd birthday OH Thursday. His brother, Charles Bard of Norwich, the only surviving member of his fathers fam ily came up to enjoy the day with him; also his sons, Charles R. Bard York, were present. MT Bard has buried two sisters and four brothers.
 Mrs. John Palmer has been serious ly i'll and has a trained nurse to care for her, and aL this writing is quite comfortable.
 George M. Williams lately fell down the steps leading from the back door while on the way to the well for a pail of water. In falling he fell upon his left arm, breaking the wrist and badly Cruising the left leg below the knee.
 Sunday was the hottest day of the summer thus far, the mercury climb ing to 99 degrees in the shade.
 Harry V. Leonard of the naval train ing station, First Sixth company, at Newport, R. l., has been spending a vacation of two weeks in town.
 A severe thunder shower passed over the village Tuesday afternoon. The rain fell in torrents, washing the streets badly and the lightning was severe, and during the shower put the electric lights out of commission so in the evening the village looked dark and many who had disposed of kero- sene lamps were obliged to sit in the dark.
 Mrs Charles MnOtt and her three boys, who for a few weeks have been visiting at the Baptist parsonage re- turned to her home in Greenfield on Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
BOZRAH
Miss Maude Lathrop Joins Ranks of Snake kiIers-Grange to Meet on Lathrop Hill.

Mrs. Rhoda Miner is visiting Mrs. Lucy Stanton of Mystic.
 Miss Alice A. Bishop has returned tC her home, after spending three weeks in Yantic
 Thc Bozrah grange meets at the home of Edwin Lathrop next Wednes- day evening. All grangers are invit- ed.
 Mrs. Henry Clark spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Cornelius Van derwaat of Yantic.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Young called on friends in Widham on Friday.
 Miss Maude G. Lathrop killed a cop per head snake recently, measuring % inches.
 Lightning has put all the telephones in town out.
 Mabel Duerr was in Norwich on Fri day.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12

Community Club Debate.
 Mrs. George Bosworth, Mrs. Emma Bixby and daughter Esther attended the Colonial tea given by the Ladies' Aid society in EastfOrd last week.
 Miss Sophie Barrett of Maplewood, N. J., is spending a week with J. S.1 May and family.
 Miss Edith Eddy has returned from a visit with friends in Nova Scotia
 Members of the Bosworth family, here, namely, MT. and Mrs. George Bosworth, Burton Wendell, Marguerite Bosworth and Miss Edith Eddy, att tended a family reunion at Crystal lake Sunday.
 Miss Clara Eddy is visiting with relatives in Boston.
 Dr. Albert Paine of Pasadena, Cal, is spending few weeks at the Paine, homestead.
 Ex-Postmaster George o. Robbins spent the week end here, celebrating his 75th birthday on Sunday. He was a dinner guest of MT. and Mrs. Ev- erett E. May MT Robbins is assist ing in the store at New Boston and for 47 years has not been out of the viI- lage for so long a time. His duties as postmaster extended over that number of years. He is a veteran of the Civil war, being a member of the 18th regi-l mentA Conn. Vol.
 Community Club Debate.
 An interesting debate was held at the meeting of the Community club Wednesday evening, the subject being Resolved, That the United States should intervene and establish a stable government in Mexico. The disputants were: Affirmative, Charles M Perrin, George WethereL, William Chandler; negative, Hon. H. J. Potter, Prof. Philip Dean, A. Ii. NeeIy. The judges were George Frink, L. H. Lindeman, Prof. Sidney Morse, who decided unanimous ly in favor of the negative. A pleasant social hour followed
 Committee for September, Ezra May, Rev. T. A. Turner, Leslie Sumner. The next meeting will be held Sept. 18th. the second meeting being omitted on account of busy season.
 Mrs. Frank Foskett and her daughter ters are visiting Mrs. Ernest Rice in Barre, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
STERLING
Finishing Conpany's Mill Hit During
 Storm and Employees Shocked.

MT. and Mrs. o. F. Chase are at Cape Cod for several days.
 Miss Gladys Baker has been the guest of Miss L.athrop of Canterbury.
 Miss NI L. shepard of WiIIimantic is the guest of MT. and Mrs. w. w. Vaughn.
 Mrs. John Babcock attended camp meeting at Greene, R. L, on Sunday.
 Sterling was affected considerably by the thunder shower on Tuesday. The mill of the U. s. Finishing company was struck. No damage was done, but several of the employees received shocks of some severity.
 Albert Wentworth of Hartford is the guest of MT and Mrs. I. F. Anderson.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
WARRENVILLE
Father and Daughter Getting Over
 MeasIes-Lawn Social.

Mrs. s. L. Case is spending the week at South Coventry Lake, the guest of Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Converse.
 Milton L. DT1rl1ee and daughter, liar riett, have just recovered from measles,
 There was a lawn social at Walter Browns Tuesday evening, August 8th.
 Mrs. lizzie Clapp spent the week end in Hartford, Conn.
 Orrin Cushman, Eva Lawton and daughter, Caroline, were in South bridge, Mass, Sunday.
 B. H. Gardner and son, Leon, spent Saturday at New London.
 Miss Davoll of Wfllimantic, is the guest of Mrs M. L. Durkee.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
WOODSTOCK VALLEY
George Bennett's Barn Struck by
 Tuesdays Lightning-Campers.

Miss M. J. Maiant, Miss Julia A. Baxter and Miss DunIay of New York city are camping at A. Winfield Ken yOn's bungalow.
 Guests at NIaplewood farm this week are Miss E. F.. Randall and Miss Ray Stevens of Boston, Miss Ethel Wood and Miss Lila Dickinson of Hartford, and Miss Edith Briggs of Pomfret.
 George Bennett's barn was struck by lightning during the severe shower of Tuesday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
WESTMINS IER
Agricultural Club Leaders Planning Visits-Large Church Attendance in Spite of Heat.

In spite of a sweltering day, the hottest Sabbath yet, the 9th of August, a larger audience than ever listened to MT. Davies earnest setting forth of 'GPure Religion and Undecided Before GodR' James 1: 27.
 The Christian Endeavor in the evening was also well attended. Its subject. Are Friends of Value? Are We of Value as Friends? The Friend Above ,All Others.
 The Wednesday house circle prayer services had the uncommon subject The Slavery of Hate.
 The Ladies' Aid society hopes for a cooler day for their postponed meeting at the, parsonage next Tuesday after noon, Aug. 18th.
 Miss Dorothy Nutting of New York is visiting at Westminster parsonage with her aunt and uncle.
 The leaders of the Boys and Girls Agricultural club of Westminster plan to visit the gardens of the club mem pers- some day the coming week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
LEONARD BRIDGE

Mir. and Mrs, Zatorensky of New York city are visiting the formers sister, Mrs. Louis -FIinelstein.
 Alfred Hughes of Providence, R. T., is visiting friends in this place.
 Judge and Mrs. Albert G. Kneeland were recent Wilhmanticav visitors.
 Miss -iIettIes M. Williams of Eebauon
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
SCOTLAND
Faster Lowering Back From Vacation

Mir. and Mrs. Henry Kenyon and their son, Clyde, MT and Mrs Charles Kenyon, Walter Burdick and MT. Phil lips, of Canterbury, MT. and Mrs. Stephen BabCock and family of Plain field, were recent callers at E. B. Will Oughby's.
 Mrs. Phoebe Traver and children of East Long Meadow Mass, recently spent two weeks with relatives here.
 Rev. Martin Lowering recently re- turned after having had Q vacation of two weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
WESTFORD.

MT. and Mrs. Ransom left and MT and Mrs. Stephen B. Tefft, motored to Brimfeld, Sunday, and spent the day with friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Barlow enter tained Mrs. Barlow's sisters. the Miss es Stevens of Charlton. Mass. over the weekend.
 William. Jessie and Ita Gardiner are in Woodstock, visiting their aunt, Mrs. Redhead.
 MT. and Mrs. Erwin and two chill dren, who have been spending a month at the Buck homestead. returned to their home in Philadelphia, Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Veriga are enter taining friends from New York city.