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Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
GARDNER LAKE

The Brotherhoods of High Bridge have opened their camp at the south end of the Lake.
 MT. and Mrs. Chaffee of New Lon don, are staying with Mrs. May Dan ieIs.
 Earl Lathrop, who has been a patient in Lawrence hospital, New London, has been visiting his parents here.
 Mrs. J. o. Lathrop of Norwich, Mrs. Mabel Teney, Mrs. D. H. Reynolds and son, Oliver, of New London, were wis itOrs with Mrs. Sidney DoIbeare re- gently.
 Kenneth Hillhouse of Willimantic was a visitor at the Backus cottage the past week
 MT. and Mrs. David Seaman were callers at Mrs May Daniels Monday.
 Arvf1le NickersOn has rejoined his family here, after Q brief visit in Nor
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tion with the Guaranty Trust com pany.
 Miss Grace D. Wheeler was the guest of Miss Julia E. Smith, of West erly, recently.
 Miss Annie Williams of Quaquataug Hill has been the guest of her aunt in Providence the past week.
 Ralph c. Wheeler lost two valuable cows by lightning during the storm re- gently.
 Rev. and Mrs. G. B. spaIding left Cocoanut Grove, Florida. for their va cation the 10th and he will preach at Lenox, Mass, several Sundays.
 Mrs. Adelaide Benedict and grand son, Master Harold Benedict, of New York, are at Maple Lawn for a few weeks.
 Given a Shower.
 Mrs. Arthur G. Wheeler gave a mis- cellaneOus shower for her sister, Miss Priscilla Alden Billings in honor Of her approaching marriage with Parker Johnson of Spring. Hill. The house was prettily decorated with daisies. The gifts were on a table underneath a large white parasol which was decor ated with yellow ribbon and white daisies. About twenty-five were present. Music was enjoyed, after which chicken salad, rolls ice cream, cake and punch were served.
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GOSHEN

'resh Eggs Bringing Forty Cents Accident-sumn1er Boarders in Town-Lost Watch Turns Up. Strictly fresh eggs are selling at 70 ents per dozen to the Jewish sum her boarders.
 Many Webs Noticed. Never has there been seen so many Iider webs as seen on the damp lOrnings this week the long cables nd network Of guys and braces seem- of artistic cOnstruct-buiIt in one tight.
 Theodore Bachelor will preach here omorTow Sunday at eleven o'clock.
 Summer fBoarders. Five families of summer boarders rom New York. are. at the home with ne Jewish family in Goshen. Two farmers have reported that ley finished having July 18th. Miss Vera Briggs of Lebanon has cen spending a number of days with ionds in this pace. Kenneth Lake met with a miSIap hile building stone walls, when one . the stones slipped and crushed his nger.
 Has Big Family. Old Bob White when in his leisure ,ornents, ndw whistles with glee. as
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HANOVER
Mrs. Park and Miss Eddie at North fieId-Miss Theodora Peck Becomes Bride of Andrew ScarIett-ViIlage Interests.

Rev. M. J. B. Fuller and family of East Canaan. Conn, are guests of MT and Mrs. w. s. Lee.
 Welcome Ba,bbitt, James Balcom, Winfred Balcom, William Carter and John Papineau motored to Rocky Point. R. l.. Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. George Tanner and son Albert of Philadelphia, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. James Tan ner.
 Mrs. William G. Park and Miss Helen Eadie are at the Girls camp at Northfeld, Mass, for a week.
 Motored to East Lyme.
 James Tanner, George Tanner, Mrs. George Tanner, Miss Emily Tanner and Miss F. Chandler mOtOred to East Lyme Sunday and visited at the home of MT. and Mrs. Albert Paine.
 Miss Florence Chandler of Phila- delphia is a guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. James Tanner.
 MT. and Mrs. c. J. Tucker and fam fly motored to Willimantic Sunday and called at the home of Mrs. Peter McIntosch.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis R. Doyle and son Kenneth, leave today Saturday. for Montreal and other places of in- terest in Canada.
 Mrs. ReginaId Crofts and daughter, Mary, of Rochester, N. Y, are guests of MT. CrOft's parents, MT. and Mrs. John CrOfts.
 Mrs Charles H. Peck of MashfeId, Mass, is visiting at the home of James w. Eadie.
 ScarIett- Peck.
 At noon, Wednesday, at the Con- gregatiOnal manse at NIarshfeld, Mass, Miss TheOdOra Peck was unit ed in marriage with Andrew SCarlett of Newark N. J. The guests includ- ing only near relatives and intimate friends, assembled under the great linden trees on the lawn. As the Lo- hengrin wedding march was played by Miss Faye Caswell of MarshfieId Center, Jean and Anna Peck of Wash ingtOn, D. C., nieCes of the bride pre- ceded her as she passed from the manse to the shade of the trees. They carried baskets of pink and sweet peas. The bride was escorted by her brother, P. c. Peck of Washington The ceremony was performed by the brides father, Rev. c, II. Peck for merly of Hanover.
 The bride wore white VOile and lace and carried a bouquet of pink and white sweet peas. After an informal reception, a breakfast was served in the manse. The rooms were deco rated with roses, hOneysuclzle, sweet peas and ferns. The bridal gifts of silver, glass, linen and so forth were displayed in the study. The bride and groom left for Bos- ton. The bride wore a travelling suit of green pOplin with a hat of taupe trimmed with roses in pastel shades.
 MT. and Mrs. Scarlet are enthusi- astic members of the Appalachian Mountain Club, and will spend their honeymoon at the A. M. c. camp on | Lake Winnepesauzee, N. H. After November l. they will be at home at South Orange, N. J. Those present from out of town were MT. and Mrs. R. c. Cook and daughter of Washington, D. c. Miss Edith Peck of Newark, N. J.; Miss Ellen Peck of New York, Miss Helen Bodweu of Andover; Miss Margaret | Evarts of RoXbury, and Miss Ethel Smith of SOmerville
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SOUTH GRISWOLD

John AIpen, secretary of the Kings ton Fair Association and family, of Peacedale. R. L. were Sunday callers at R. H. Young's.
 Miss Grace Thompson is away for a8 few days on business.
 Mrs. B. H Clark and daughter, Ev- eFyn, were in Jewett City Wednesday.
 Crandau J. North, D. D., and Miss Sigfried, were in Norwich Tuesday.
 A party Of young people was en- tertained at the parsonage recently The time was spent in singing hymns
 Miss Gladys Thompson is visiting at Victor CampbelTs for a few days.
 It is expected that Rey Dr. North will speak at the local church next Sunday
 H. Frank Button was a visitor at I! O. -Burdick Sunday. -.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
PRESTON

Master Russell Wilson of South Windham who has been staying sev- eral days at Ogden Stanton's, returned home this week.
 Shelton Keneston of Shelton was a weekend visitor at his fathers, Rev. L. M. .Keneston's.
 A. D. CraTy was. at his daugfter's S, Mrs. Milton Terry's. Lebanon, Sunday.
 Next Tuesday evening will be MauOns' night at the Grange.
 Mrs. La Point visited her daughter, Mrs. Lynwood Crary, Monday.
 Mrs Bred Harvey and Miss Elizabeth Harvey were recent visitors at J. IL Wilson's
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
VOLUNTOWN
Beach Pond a Popular Summer Resort Funeral of Henry Madison - Downing Monsees Wedding.

Sunday at Beach pond several hun dred pleasure seekers are enjoying the nice quiet shady shore for a day of rest. The cottages arc all occupied and the tents of many campers were to be seen dOtting the banks. Local people who are in camp this week are MT. and Mrs. Louis Boucher and fam fly and MT. and Mrs. Arthur Reno, who are entertaining a number of out of town guests.
 Funeral of Henry Madison.
 Henry Madison, who died Saturday evening, is survived by his wife, seV- eraI sons and daughters and nun Der of grandchildren. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at the Baptist church, Rev. J. B. Knowles pastor, officiating. c. H. Rice and daughter, Iva, sang several hymns during the service. Burial was in the Robbins cemetery The bearers were A. Bassett, A. Davis, c. H. Rice and F. 4. Hubbard.
 owning-Monsees.
 Tuesday morning Miss Frieda M. MOnsees, daughter of AIr. and Mrs. Martin AIonsees and William P. Downing, son of MT G. Downing of Pachaug, were married, the Rev. R. P. AOrrlssey, performing the cCre- mony and also celebrating the nupi-al high mass. As the bridal party en- tered the church Miss Eva Gaudette played the bridal chorus from LOhen- grin, on the organ. The music of the mass was by the regular choir under the direction Of Miss Eva LiaUdette. The bridesmaid was Miss May Down Ing, a sister of the groom. and Ed ward Kilday was best man. The flower girls were Misses Dorothy Du- pOnt and Helen SheIIrich- After the ceremony 9 reception at the home Of the brides parents on Main street took pace MT and Mrs. Downing left for New York, where they will spend their honeymoon. Guests were present from GreenevIlle, Hartford, New London, New York and lIoosup.
 Brief Mention.
 Miss Elizabeth Taylor of Providence is the guest of MT and Mrs. Charles A. Anderson.
 Miss Dorothy Lereuron and Miss Florence Lewis returned Sunday, aft CT a stay of two weeks with relatives in Norwich
 MT. and Mrs. John WhalIey, 1Ir. and Mrs. Fred Whauey and Miss Elizabeth dcCluggage of Jeweut City, were guests Sunday of ALr. and Mrs. Charles A. Anderson.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence BitgoOd of New London, former residents of this town, were visitors here Sunday.
 Charles P. Maine was in Norwich. Tuesday.
 Claire DawIey of PIainheId is o guest at the home of his brother. George A. DaWley.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
LISBON
Former Joseph Ross Farm SoId-News
 Notes of Interest.

TCFWST SCSePH ROSS arm SOld-News
 Notes of Interest.
 The pastors theme Sunday morn Ing was War and Peace. The meet Ing at the Brick schooIhOUse was held .S usual in the afternoon. The Christian EndeavOr meeting in the ev- auiu- was led by Mrs. W. S. Foote. Miss Annie GiIIett of Lebanon was a recent guest of friends here.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. NJ. Kennedy and Frank F. Hyde and family were in Preston Saturday to attend the fu- 1eral of their cousin, Miss Clara Pal uer.
 Miss May Blake of Jewett City was ! week end guest Of Mrs. 2. W. Cor 5e-t
 Mir. and Mrs. John Hoelck of Nor wieh visited their son, August HoeIck and famiIy Sunday.
 Airs. Croner. with her tow little daughters from New York. is at the nome of parents, MT. ana Mrs. w. s. 7oote
 Mrs. Cornell and daughter or Ireeneville visited Sunday at Mrs G. 4. kennedy's.
 After a visit of several weeks with Ter grandparents, MT. and Mrs. flora t1 Read, Miss Ruth Montague return sd to Boston. Saturday.
 Dr. Helen Baldwin of New York is pending her vacation at the home of Ter brother, Henry Baldwin.
 Heard Norwich Concert. SeCeral from this place attended the and concert on Union square We'd .esday evening.
 Custiss kinne of Canterbury is at larry HulIs for the having season.
 Farm Sold.
 Fred Rofen has sold his farm, 7rmerly owned by Joseph Ross, to eter Thomann of New York.
 Theodore Bromley of New York ia t his grandfathers, T. D. Phillips, Jr the sumner
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
SALEM
Norwich Minister Breaches at Con- gTegational Characteristics Aid So- ciety Meets at Parsonage.

Rev. B. J. Ayres of Norwich occu- pied the pulpit in the Congregational church Sunday morning
 Dwight Marvin led the Y. P, c, B. meeting Sunday evening.
 Henry TisdaIe and son, Walter. of New London, spent Saturday after neon and Sunday at Mill Valley bum gaIow
 Mrs. Nellie Corben and children of New York are spending a few days with Mrs. Corben's sister, Mrs. Annie DombrOwIski,
 The Ladies Aid society met Thurs day afternoon at the parsonage.
 MT. and Mrs. Winfield Hanney en- tertained guests from Mantle Sun day.
 Albert Morgan and Harold Darling were callers in Old Lyme and Elan ders Sunday.
 Guests at Hillside.
 Nr. and Mrs. Nelson Baker and daughter, MT keeler and son, and Mrs. Potter of Mystic were guests Sunday of Mir. and Mrs. Nelson Web ster at Hillside ..
 MT. and Mrs. James Beebe were in New London and Norwich Monday. Bermuda uses large quantities of tobacco,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
NORTH FRANKLIN
Afternoon of Whist for ;. w. Club B. B. Club Entertained By Miss Redwood.

Redwood.
 The J. ". club met with Mrs. Al bert Ward Wednesday afternoon. Four tables of whist Were played. The prize winners were, first, Mrs Frank Redwood; second, Mss Florence Redwood. Sandwiches, cake and cOt- fee were served.
 Mrs. Irving Cruthers and daughters, Gladys and Hazel Of Greenwich. spent Wednesday with Mrs. J. J. Ma honey.
 MT, and Mrs. Robert Stanton of WIIlimanJIc, were Sunday guests of Mrs. A. T. Browning
 Miss M. c. Whiuford and Miss Lydia Johnson were recent Watch Hill Visi- tors.
 Master Frank OehI of New York IS visiting his aunt, Mrs. R. M. Hard
 Deacon William Smith and Mrs. smith were Norwich visitors Wednes- day.
 3. B. Club Entertained.
 Miss Ella Redwood entertained the B. B. club at her home Thursday afternoon. Different lines of fancy work was taken up. Following this a dainty supper was served by Mrs. Redwood.
 Edmund Manning spent one day this week with Harry Ward, of Leb- anon.
 Mrs. c. H. Peckham and her mother, Mrs. Hannah Kingsley, were Sunday guests of 1Ir. and Mrs. Ambrose Suui- van, of Trading Cove
 Miss Lydia Johnson was the guest one day last week of her niece, Mrs. Earl Rogers.
 Miss Rena Mitchell has returned after visiting relatives in Worcester, Mass.
 AIr. and Mrs. H. E. White and daughters, Celia and Mildred, called on relatives in Mansfield. Sunday.
 MT: and Mrs. F. A. Redwood and family and Miss Ella R. Hoffman called on Colchester friends Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Duggan of Jewett City were guests Sunday of Mrs. J. J Ma honey.
 Lucius Browning returned Monday from Concord, \. H., and left here Wednesday for Maine.
 Mrs. o. L. Johnson was the guest one day this week of Mrs. Clinton Simpson of Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

SHGT9O Ol |LiGG
 A number of the Pine Grove people who own cars and property here and pay taxes to the town each year, arc complaining over the condition or the road between. Mantle and the Grove. It is certainly in bad shape especially what is known as the South end, to- wards Mantle. There are holes as we'll as bumps in the highway. A few hours work by the town on this much travelled road would put it in good shape.
 Sunshine Society Meets.
 The Sunshine society. met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. u. r. Stevens in Washington avenue. The society has made good since it started and a great many people have been benefited by the good work the mem bers are doing.
 Lawrence Elroy Spencer of Salem has been passing a week with his grandmother, Mrs. Adelaide E. Spen- cer. The young man has visited this vicinity several times. making the trip usually by train. Last winter he purchased Q, bicycle and makes trips to Norwich, Best View and Mantle on
 Looks After Luce Property.
 Surveyor R. B. Gorton 4s admins uratOr of the property Of the late James V. Luce. The real estate at White Beach has taken a great deal of MT. Gorton's time since early in the winter. The White Beach hotel and cottages belonging to the estate have been rented to good advantage
 Purchases Motorboat.
 MT. and Mrs. Sturgis of Mount Yer non, \. r., are at the Eddy cottage in the Pines. MT. Sturgis has purchased tho mOtOrbOat NIyra c. Bell and with the assistance of some of the male population he had no trouble in get ting it overheard. When he completes the necessary repairs and gets the boat in good shape it will be one of the finest on the river.
 ATr. and Mrs. Byron Eddy of Fair field are summeTing at their cottage. Miss Ruth Tubbs of Bridgeport is the guest of her grandparents, MT. and Mrs R. B. s. Washburn at their cot -age.
 lIr Tracy of Hartford spoke at the Ladies' Aid building, Sunday evening To quite a number. MT. Tracy is at the lIar[IeI cottage.
 Clarence Sweet is building a garage 10 house the touring car which he is operating.
 Howard Pitzin has returned from Hartford.
 Frank FeeIey is painting the Libby Mrs. V. G. Thomas, who has been making a stay at the Market cottage has gone to the Morton house.
 Mrs. B. s. Mallory of Eastern Point passed Monday with her father George $. PaTtiC.
 Eddy Banning of Hartford is pass ing the summer in the Pines.
 Arthur Saunders, Jr, is employed at the ArnOld-Rudd store.
 Harry Perkins is at work at Plant s game reserve.
 1Ir and Mrs. Edward Arms have moved to Flanders.
 John Daniels has moved into Byron Clarks house on the Flanders road. Donald AIontrose of New London spent Sunday in the Grove, the guest of s. O. Harrington. He made the trip on his bicycle.
 A Traveller at 90.
 Mrs. Hinsdale Rice has returned tc her home in Neriden, after a visit tC Mrs Ellen v. Weir in the Grove. Mrs Rice is 90 years of age and made the trip here by automobile
 Howard Wadsworthy of Meriden has been guest of D. E. Horton.
 Joseph w. Hill of New London Is a guest of his daughter, Mrs. Truman SlgCum.
 Contractor P. A. Daniels has a force of men about the village building houses and making repairs.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
CLARK'S FALLS

Mrs. Olga Thompson of New Haven spent Tuesday at {WOOdlawn.
 William Stanton of Mystic was a caller on friends in CIaTks Falls, Sat urday evening.
 Misses Stella and Jennie Collins have returned to. their home in AGys- tic, after a visit of several days with their cousin. Doris M. Collins.
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with anxious oversight he is careipS for a young family of whites, number ing 15.
 Interesting Sermon.
 Rev. MT. Clark of the Baptist church preached very interesting sermon, Sunday from the text: For unto every one that hath shall be given, and he shall have abundance; but from him that hath not shall be taken away even that which he hath Matthew 25-29.
 Lost Watch Recovered.
 A local farmer. lost his watch while cuItivating corn in his COrnhelds in 1915. The. most dtHgent searched fail ed to- find it. One day this year be- ings out in*the same field at work he thought +ha would investigate some thing that looked shiny, sticking out of they ground which proved to be the long lost watch. He wound it, and it started running again, seemingly lit tie the worst from it's long exposure to the clements.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

WilIimantic spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. William Blanchard.
 MT. and Mrs. William Blanchard and Miss Edna Burgess spent Tues day night in Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Canedy of Boston are in town.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
LEBANON
Pastors Exchange FuIpits-LocaI Team Loses to Colchester-News From the Whist Players.

Rev. MT. Blake, pastor of the Con- gregationaI church of Colchester, ex- changed with Rev. Hollis A. Camp bell of the Center Congregational church Sunday.
 Misses Doris and Vera Briggs were recent guests of their grandmother, Mrs. Nathaniel Manning of North Franklin
 Last Saturday the Lebanon Athletic baseball nine journeyed to Colchester and played ball on the park. Colches- ter defeated Lebanon, 6-4.
 Rev, Mr. Clark, pastor of the Bap-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
ROAD SOCIETY
Iings-Two Cows Killed By Light ming.

Miss Martha G. Williams has been the guest of friends in Dantelson the past week.
 Miss Abby Williams has, been i'll in New York, where she is visiting reI- attves.
 MT. and Mrs. Church of Norwich at tended the Road church service Sum day. Rev. MT. Fisher or North Ston- ingtOn preaching.
 Nr. and Mrs. Hiram Gift of Mys- tic were at Maple Lawn on Sunday.
 Mrs. Harold Wilcox of Oneco has been staying a few days with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. Byron Billings at their summer home.
 Leaves For New York.
 Miss Mary $. Wheeler leaves today for New York where she takes a posi- , t---T-@5 1E----s-@@---~--
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tist church, preached at Goshen Su1 day afternoon.
Around the Whist Tables.

Lebanon Whist club met in Grange hall last Friday evening Nine tables of whist were played, the prizes going to the following: Ladies first Miss Geneva Stark; second, Miss Florence Redwood: third, Miss Doris TrOland; James Thomas: third, Ralph Blakes- lee. Sandwiches, cake, nabiscos and lemonade were served.
 Local Jottinas.
 Mrs. Hattie s. Robinson and daugh- ter, Sara, have returned from a visit with MT and Mrs. Frank Churchill of Rocky Hill.
 Mrs c. w. Moves and children of Reuben Burgess.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Churchill and family of Rocky Hill, MT. and Mrs. Charles BacEus and family were call ing at Mrs. Hattie RObinson's Sun day
 Charles Abeu of New Britain was in town over Sunday.
 William Totten, Jr., recently pur- chased a colt from George Parkhurst Mrs. Myson J. Hoxie spent Tues day with Mrs. c. M Geer.
 William Totten, Jr., is having for Mrs. Grace Peckham of Franklin.
 Mrs. c. M. Geer spent Thursday with Mrs. c. s. Goodwin.
 Returns After Accident.
 Richard Bishop returned home on Monday, after his accident of the MT. and Mrs. Louis Taylor enter- tained Sunday MT. and Mrs. Barrows of Providence, MT. and Mrs. Aldrich and MT. and Mrs. Johnson of Moosup. 1.. MT. and-Mrs. James x Harries of
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
LEDYARD
marshmaIlow Roast-Dinner Party at Gray House-Legacy of $1,ooo to Chucrh Society From Gurdon Bill.

Miss Olive Hiscox who has been the guest of Miss Florence Geer has re- turned to Norwich.
 Miss Helen Goodenough has gone to New Haven to make a lengthy stay.
 Miss Stella, HOldridge has been stay ing. several days with Mrs. s. E. HOidTidge.
 Albert Stafford of Glastonbury was a week end and Sunday visitor with Miss Florence Cook who is his fancee.
 MarshmaIIow Toast.
 A number of young people held a maTshmelIow toast near HoIdridge's pond Saturday evening. A large fire was built and all sat about the fire tOastilg the marshmellOws. Cookies, crackers and peanuts were served.
 Enjoy Hospitality at Gray Home.
 A very pleasant gathering was re- gently held at the home of Deacon and Mrs John M. Gray and Leslie P. Gray. The guests were:
 Mrs Joseph Dodd of New London Mir. and Mrs. John R. Gray and their daughter, Elizabeth, of New London; Professor J. D. w. Chester, Mrs. Chester, Miss DOrOthea Chester Miss Josephine Chester and Master Ken meth Chester of Nahant, Mass; Miss Leila Montgomery and Mrs. Sarah c. Allen of Ledyard. Dinner was served on the lawn. After dinner the party viisted the Reynolds farm lately pur- chased by Leslie P. Gray. MT. Gray intends to make improvements and will occupy the place later.
 Miss Nellie Gallup and Miss Pru- denCe Gallup who have been visiting in Westerly with relatives, have return ed to the residence of Deacon and Mrs. Isaac G. Geer
 Miss Bertha Lamb is the guest of her sister. Miss Fannie Clark.
 Legacy From Gurdon Bill.
 Gurdon Bill, late of Springfield, Mass. who has always been interested in Ledyard and who has generally left 5000 to the society, the pro- ceers are to go for the repairs of the parsonage and to keep the Bill ceme. tery in good condition.
 William L. HOldridge lost a valuable horse recently.
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New London County
NIANTIC

Pine Grove Cottage Owners Want Road RepaiEed-R. B. Gorton in Charge Of Luce Property.
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LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
Intarestina Sermon.

I with anxious oversight he is careipg for a young family of whites, number