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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-08
NORTH STONINGTON
Equal Franchise League Meets-Dis-
trict No. I School to Be Reopened-
Thomas BIiven Dies, Aged 90.

The North Stonington Equal Fran
chise league held it's regular meeting
Monday afternoon. The exercises in
Guided readings, an address by Mrs.
2 A. Thompson and a general discus
sion.
Menace of Mormonism.
The mission study class met Tues
DAY afternoon at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Lucian Drury. Rev. 0. D. Fisher
spoke on The Menace of Mormonism.
Mr.. Drury told the story of Spelman
seminary and its founders. Interest
:I rs g, readings were given by others.
following the exercises, Mrs. Drury
served tea and pleasant social hour
was enjoyed
Picnic Dinner.
The Woman's union of the Congre-
g4tiOnal church held sewing meeting
IN the church vestry Thursday. with a
l:cnic dinner at noon.
Rev. Lucian Drury attended the
meeting of the New London County
Baptist Ministers conference in New
| Ii TdOn Monday.
Mrs. T. P. Norman and ]. Edwin
Thompson attended the funeral OF {
! relative in Lcdyard Tuesday.
Mrs. Elmer E. Richmond of Canter-
! Iury visited her mother, Mrs. T. P
| Norman, Monday.
Miss Marjorie Middleton of New
! York is visiting in town.
To Reopen School.
School in district No. l, near tn,
! residence of Amos Wheeler, which ha,
bcen closed for six years, is to be re
: opened next Monday, with Miss Alic,
| F.. Avery teacher.
Elmer E. Maine has moved into tn
village.
S. Curtis f1gglestone of South Lynn
| has moved to the Daniel F'rink farm
! which he has bought.
F. E. Coon has moved into the Vel
low house" so called, on the turnpike
Dies at 90.
The death is announced Of Thoma
RhVen, nearly SO, the oldest man i
town and a veteran of the Mexica
war.
Miss Ella Norman is spending a feI
lays in Boston.
Miss Mary \. Davis and Miss Char
lotte Sisson were in the village Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Henry S. Richmond and Mis-
Mary Richmond have been recen
guests of Mrs. Lyle c. Gray.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-08
PENDEETON FILL

B. G. Palmer and Miss Sarah T.
Palmer attended the funeral of r. B
Wheeler Sunday.
Henry d. Johnson of Norwich visit
ed at NJ. Q. Chapman's this week.
Jeptha G. Bill and Oliver Young
srent Thursday with Mrs. Harris
Roardman.
c. E. Maine and Charles Cottrel
moved Irving S. Buttons goods to
Norwich last week. They and William
Maine moved Mr.. Donohue to Westerly
this week.
]. Elwood Miner is doing carpenter
work for B. G. Palmer, finishing his
rev buildings.
Miss Sarah T. Palmer of Burr and
Burton seminary, Manchester, VT.
spent a short spring vacation at her
home here last week.
Harrison Kinnear and son John of
North Stonington have moved into the
tenement at the Robert P. Palmer
farm.
Dwight Miner has work at Want Hill
Carpenter1ng.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-08
LEDYARD
Years Perfect Attendance in District
No. e-John M. Gray Elected Sunday
School Superintendent for 32d Year.

Mrs. Ursula E. Avery, teacher in
district No. 9, reports perfect attend
ance for the winter term This Is the
banner school of the town in regard to
attendance. Mrs. Avery has had per-
feet attendance for the entire year.
Elsie Crouch received an elementary
writing certificate.
Miss Helen Goodenough, teacher, has
spent part of her vacation visiting
friends in Winchester, Conn.
Edward Haskell of StOnington has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
C. Maynard.
Sunday School Officers Elected.
Rev. G.. +. GoodenOugh preached on
Sunday morning from Psalms, 116th
chapter, 1st verse. At the close of the
Sunday school there was the election
of officers. Samuel z. Holdridge Wa
chairman and the following officers
were elected: John VI. Gray, superin-
tendent: Mrs. John w. Finnegan. as
sistant superintendent; Miss Libbie
Peckham and Miss F'rieda Goodenough,
librarians; Miss Florence Geer, clerk
and trea surer. This is Deacon Gray's
! 32d year as superintendent of the Sun
! day school.
R. W. Gould of Chicago was a Sat
urday and Sunday visitor with Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Charles D. Geer.
! Miss Dorothy GoodenouSh of Boston
/ is visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
/ C. Z. GOodenOuSh.
Mrs. Everett Peckham of Norwich
has been staying a few days with Mrs.
! Charles \. Gray.
Death of Mrs. William Shank.
Mrs. William Shank. an old resi-
| dent of the town of Ledyard, died at
| the home of her son John in Old Mys-
tic and the funeral services were held
| from his home Sunday afternoon.
ThimbIe Clubs Third Meeting.
The Thimble club met with Mrs
| Fanny Clark Tuesday afternoon. This
was the third meeting of the club anC
| every meeting seems to be growing
| better. The members are very enthu-
siastiC over their club and a genera
! good feeling exists. 1t was suggested
that each member present some new
idea at the next meeting suggestive o.
helps or saving devices, something tina
will be beneficial to all Dainty re-
freshments were served at the close
| The next meeting will be held witt
| Mrs Arthur d. Barrett.
Isaac G.. Geer and Charles a. GRAY
have been appointed appraisers on TIL
estate of Alfred J. Clark and J. q
Winchester of Norwich and Edward II
Latimer of Gales Ferry appraisers 81
the estate of Samuel T. Brown.
| Arthur r. Story of the Merchants
National bank and L. 2. Young, wh'
| built the Thayer building in Norwich
We're trout fishing in town Saturda.
afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society met at tn,
parsonage Wednesday afternoon. Their
was a good attendance and much worl
was done.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-08
HANOVER
Annual Meeting of the w. c. T. u
Rev. Arthur VarIey Addresses Mems
CIub-Farewell to MIR. and Mrs. Web
berIey.

The annual meeting of the w. c. T
U. was held Monday evening at the
home of the president. Reports show
ed good progress during the past year
sale. The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. James Ben
nett; secretary, Mrs. Oscar Allen;
treasurer, Miss Margaret Eadie.
TaftViIIe Pastor Heard.
The Mems club of the Congregation
al church held a social evening Tues
day night at the vestry. Rev. Arthur
Marley of Taftville gave an inspiring
talk on the work Of such organizations
which was much appreciated. Re
freshments were served by the men
during the social hour.
Farewell Social.
The members of the c. E society
held a farewell social last Thursday
evening at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Waiter Webberley, who are leaving
town this week Games and music
were served by the social committee.
The society will feel the loss of these
Two active workers. Mr.. Webberley
has served as president for the past
year.
The March meeting of the Woman's
| Missionary society was held Friday
| Park. There was a good attendance
| to hear the programme on The Kings
! Highway Mrs. F. G. Way sang two
| solos. The leader was Miss Heller
! Eadie.
Attended Conference.
Eleven attended the conference Of
six churches at Jewett City on Wed.
nesday: Rev Herbert D. RoIlason
| Mrs. Angus Park, Mrs. Frank C. Way
| Miss Margaret Eadie, Mrs. y. Lorn,
| Greig, Mrs. W. G. Park, Mrs w. 5
Lee. w. s. Lee, Miss Faith Lee Mrs
| Frank Crombie, Mrs. G. j. Tucker.
Miss Maude Delaney was home 70
| a few days this week.
Miss Nellie Dyson has entered tn
General hospital at Bridgeport in tn
| nurses training class.
Misses Dorothy and Norma Andrew
of New Haven are visiting at the hOm
of their grandmother, Mrs. James Ben
nett
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-08
ROAD SOCIETY

Miss Priscilla A Billings spent Sun
day with her cousin, Miss Ruth Bill
!ngs, of Lower Pawcatuck.
CORTLAND B. York of Anquilla, is
improving in health.
A number from here attended the
meeting of the D. A. r. held at Mys-
tic. Wednesday afternoon.
Joseph Noyes lost a valuable horse
recently, finding him dead in the stall.
Several from here attended the flu
neral of Richard B. Wheeler at Shunoc
Heights, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mary 9. Wheeler has returned
to Wellesley college, after the va
cation spent at her fathers.
Miss Hattie Wheeler, who has been
Ut North Stonington for several weeks
has returned to the home of her sis
Ter. Mrs. Charles S. Noyes.
Mrs. Ralph c. Wheeler, who has
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-08
LEFFINEWELL.
Mrs. r. c. LeffingweII III-Fhiiathea
Glass Has Supper and Entertain
rnenT.

Miss Lillian Dziomba and Benjamin
Sullivan of Norwich spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. William RisIey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Foote of Pres
ton spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
c. L. Palmer.
Clarence F. Leff1ngwen of Norwich
spent Sunday at the home of F. C.
Lefnngwell.
Frank Greenman of Westminster has
Keen spending several days, the guest
of his sister, Mrs. Dwight Lovett
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Ross spent We'd
nesday with Mrs. Warren Thompson
of Fitchville.
Mrs. George Sheldon of East Great
Plain called on her mother, Mrs. F. c.
I.cffingwelI, Wednesday.
Harold Odgers of Westerly was a
recent guest at the nome of S. Hart
ridge.
j. Elliott Dolbeare has been con-
fined to his home with a serious attack
Of rheumatism.
Mrs James Lathrop and son Tryon
of Raymond Hill called on local friends
Wednesday.
Miss Edith A. Leffingweu of Athens.
W. Va, was called home by the illness
! of her mother, Mrs. F. G. Leffingwell
who has been suffering with pneumo-
| r ia. Her condition is somewhat i'm
proved.
Entertainment Follows Supper.
| me Phllathea class OF the Baptist
| church gave a social Tuesday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Ellis
| \ clam chowder supper was served
after which the following programme
was pleasingly rendered: Piano solo
The Cascade, Miss Hattie Holt; read
ing, The Ruling Passion, Miss Elsie
Beard; recitation. A Mercantile Trans.
acton, Miss Ida Leffingwell; violir
| solo, Enchantment, Pearl w. Ross
reading, The Wife Hunting Deacon
Miss Myra Ellis; dialogue, The Com.
| Teting Railroads, Charles Rathbone
| every Gallup, Roy Beard mad Free
/ effngwell: reading, Wanted-A Min
listers Wife, Miss RosaDel Palmer
FhIathea National Hymn, Philathes
class.
Sunday Services
Rev. L. o. Gates will preach Sunda,
morning at II o'clock. Subject, TIL
Precious Pearl of Great Price Matt
49, 43. Sunday school at 1916 B. Y
P. U. meeting at 100 o'clock, Dwigh
Lovett leader. Subject, What Ny De
nomination Expects of Me Mr.. Gate
will speak on What Our Five Yea
= Programme Demands.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-08
WATERFORD
Auction Bridge Club Meets-Nor-
Resident PeddIers Should Take Out
Licenses

C. I. Keeney of Brooklyn. y. Y, was
4 recent guest of his brother, George
A. Keeney, of the Golden Spur.
a petition headed by Louis Rie-er of
Great Neck road, to compel nOn-resi-
dent peddlers to pay q license fee, was
in circulation about town last week.
Everett y. Winslow and family have
moved here from East Lyme.
;. Is. ManwarinG of OsweGatchie
avenue has returned from a business
trip TO New York
Mrs. Marion Kelley of Hartford is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. \. H. Lanphere
Bridge Club Meets.
The Auction Bridge club met on
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. George
Fritts of Quaker Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George CuTrie returned
to New York Saturday after spending
a few days at their home on Quaker
Hill.
George Hester of Quaker Hill has
been confined to the house Of late by
an attack of rheumatism.
Strong Gardner and family of Hollis
y. Y, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
E. Kenyon.
Home from Florida.
DR.. ]. c. Taylor and family have
opened their residence at Best View
after spending the winter in Florida.
]. E. COmstock and family are plan
ming TO arrive at their summer resi-
dence at Quaker Hill the latter part of
the month from st. Andrews, Fla.
Robert Wheeler is improving from an
attack of grip.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Browne and
daughter of Danielson have returned
home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs
c. E. Bliven.
Mrs. H. a. Rogers of Quaker Hill is
visiting friends in Pawtucket, r. /
Mrs. Annie Allen of Cincinnati, o.,
is spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter w. CoHcklin of Quaker
Hill.
a. H. Maine of Groton was here on
| business Monday.
H. P. Lanphear has recently pur-
| chased an auto delivery car.
Horace Allen of Norwich is the guest
| of c. G. Newbury.
| William E. Cone of Hartford visited
his summer residence here one day
| last week.
| Augustus c. Stearns of Quaker Hill
| spent Tuesday in New Haven on bust
| ness.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-08
GOSHEN
East Greenwich Preacher in Local
PuIpit-CharIes Geer's Seasons
Work One Hundred and Eleven
PICS Killed and Dressed.

lSS FNhiGG ShiA ~ GSSGAH
Rev. C. c. Mosher of the Methodist
church. East Greenwich. r. L. preach
ed here Sunday Rev Mr.. MOsher
took his text from the 23rd Psalm.
His words were listened TO with deep
interest as they seemed to throw new
light and beauty on the Shepherd
Psalm. so dear to many.
Rev. G. y. NOrthrOp of Norwich, is
expected to preach here next Sunday.
Miss Florence Onderdonk Of Plain
field has been spending n few days
with her brother, here.
The Christian Endeavor topic for
Sunday evening was. The Conservation
of Time. The meeting was led by the
president. Mrs. B. r. York.
Snow Vanishes.
The south wind and the sun has
caused the deep snow drifts 1aarly all
to vanish. the mud is drying up and
one farmer was blowing Tuesday.
+. X. Noyes was here Wednesday,
collecting the town tax of Lebanon.
Bound Due North.
One morning recently n man was
seen to hurridly go into the house
and as quickly come out again and
the whole family had to come out "a
see a pretty sight, what was it, air
ship. 20, I see them" said grand
ma, VINO IS IN her 9lSt year, 'IneS
are wild geese, Eft there are 81
and they are going straight north
too"
Many people here were we'll az
quainted with the late DR.. Anthony
Peck of Norwich ana he will be great.
ly missed.
F. H. Browning is seriously i'll and
there was q consultation of doctors OF
Saturday. Mr.. Browning remain.
about the same.
Has Killed One Hundred and Clever
Pigs.
Charles Geer of North street is tn,
leading butcher in town and has dress
ed Ill pigs thus far this season.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-08
LISBON
Fifteen Attend Conference in Jewett
City-PersonaI Mention.

Rev. W. ]. Reynolds Sunday morn
ing theme was The Mighty Power of
Christianity. The text was the golden
text of the Sunday school lesson: This
IS faithful saying and worthy of all
acceptation, that Christ Jesus came
into the world to save sinners; of
whom l am chief
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert johnson were
week end visitors with relatives in
Wllimantic
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Read and
Miss Beatrice Read visited Sunday
with Mr.. Reads sister, Mrs. Victor
Campbell. and family in Pachaug.
Miss Clara Gillette of Lebanon has
been spending a few days with Mrs.
F. E. Hyde.
Mrs. Flora Noyes of Laurel Hill re-
turned home Sunday night after pass
ing several days with Mrs. Charles
Johnson.
Miss Bessie McCluggage of Jewett
City was the guest of Miss Nellie Nell
over Sunday.
Fifteen from this place attended the
conference in Jewett City Wednesday:
Rev. w. J. Reynolds, Mrs. Augustus
Read, Mrs. Ransom Read, Mrs. Lester
Bromley, Mrs. Fred Irons, Miss Bea-
trice Kendall, Miss Hattie Bradlow
Mr.. and Mrs. F. z. Hyde, Miss Clara
Hyde, Walter Hyde, Mrs. ]. II. Ken
| nedy, Miss Alice Kennel Y, Miss Lucy
Baldwin and Mrs. E. w. Corbett.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-08
MONTVILLE
Cmesrs Elected BY tre Sunday School
Meeting Of l. 7. G. Club.

Joseph Church has sold his farm to
purchasers from out Of town.
DR.. George JiiibeT-s 81 New Haven
spent tho weekend at his home
Fred Guhcrts Of Hartford spent
Sunday with ais mother. Mrs. GiIherts,
OF Falmrr-Owr-
Prentice Alexander OF Waterford
was ~ recent caller iu the VILLAGE
Rev William TaEiu Of the Union
Baptist church assisted ar the Hrad-
len street mission. Monday evening
Edward Henry and daughter. Miss
Marion. have returned from New York,
where they have been spending sew
cral days
Sunday School Officers.
At the annual election OF Sunday
school officers the following we're
chosen FOR the coming year: Superin-
-gudJ1t. Nl-ss Eioise Eauduh@rC. as
sie.rnt suueriu-cudert. Miss Susie
Wood sgcrg -ary and treasurer. Miss
lHy Turner pianist. Hiss MauCe
Bennett Miss Ethel Wood
John NoElCsauZ. % Syracuse. y. Y.
Is employed by the G. II. Robertson
Henry HrouilIard 81 the Peuuot Sec
tiDn has entered tho employ 81 tho
Hopkins and Allen Co. Of Norwich.
IT. c. Club Entertained.
The /. r. C.. club was entertained
hv Miss Natalie GriIley az her home
Wednesday evening
Mr. and Ers. Leul.u Miner and son.
Roger. Of Preston, spent Sunday with
friends in town
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-08
NIANTIC
Surveying the Beach Property-For-
nrer Mallory Cottage Occupied
Repairing Dock at Grove.

George X. Crandall of New London
was in the village Monday surveying
about the Beach property on the inner
bank formerly owned by Mr.. Gidley.
Mr.. Beach has done considerable work
about the grounds since purchasing
the place and he now owns one Of the
pretty places on the banks. A large
addition has been built to the south
side of the house, which is about half
the size of the main part. There is a
concrete foundation to this south part
which was put in place by Mr.. Hall OF
Smith street.
OCCUPYING Mallory Cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor have
moved from the Mallory cottage which
was sold recently.
A number of the village people at
tended the automobile show in New
London this week.
E. \. Howard of Norwich was Wis
itor in the village last week, also a
| guest of r. b. GOrton.
It is reported that Austin Thomp-
son is quite i'll at West Palm Beach,
/ Florida, where he IS passing the win
| ter. Mr. Thompson is a summer WIS.,
| itor to the Grove.
| Dornan Brothers have repaired their
| kitchen which was damaged by fire
| some time ago.
Repairing Dock.
Almus Dorman is putting out his
| dock which was demolished by the
ice. II was necessary to put in some
new lumber as the ice had split mum
| Der of the boards. He is also paint
ing his launch and rowbOats, which h,
| intends to put into the water as sool
as the work is completed.
Flatfish have struck on in the river
Mr. Dorman caught large fiOunde
Monday near the bridge.
+. \ Aston Of Middletown passes
Sunday at his cottage in the Pines.
2. w. Hunting of AIiddletOwn was a
his ccttage over Sunday.
Miss \. NJ. Webster is visiting 4
Berlin.
| Mrs. H. c. Rurdicl5 OF New Lordo1
a former summer resident here, p5sse
| Sunday with Mrs. y. w. Rogers.
. j. D. Griswold of Boston. spent tn
weekend at his cottage in the Pinet
Jacob Linicus of New London, wa
. n visitor in the Pines, Sunday.
Mrs. OIcvia NJ. Case has returned
her cottage. the "Aisbama'. after
visit to Hartford
Mr. Waterman and n party Of friend
{ ! of Hartford, motOred 10 the Grow
= Sunday, for q short stay at Mr.. Water
] | mans new cottage.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-08
Funeral OF Sherman Royee.
LEONARD BRIDGE
Golden Wedding Of Commissioner and
Mrs. Fred J. Brown, April 18th.


Rev. John II. Knott and Mrs. Knott
have moved their household goods
from the Goshen pars.Nlge to the
Exeter parsonage.
Louis PeCkham, Fred q. Brown and
Harold r. Brown, were in Whitman
tic. Wednesday.
Miss Lavinia p. knecland and Miss
Grace +. NetJletOn were in Colchester,
Monday
Rcv. John IT. Knott occupied the
pulpit "a; the Exeter church. Sunday.
for the first time since he accepted
the call TO become its pastor
Judge y. G. Eneeland and Louis
Peckham report seeing woodchucks.
Golden Wedding Invitations.
Invitations are out for the golden
wedding anniversary of County Com
missioner and Mrs. Fred J. Brown. or
April 18th.
otto a. Nett!eton was in Colchester
Monday.
Mrs. George =. Mills and Miss Mary
Mills are both very i'm. Airs Mills
daughter is caring for them.
William n. kneeiand of Columbis
spent Friday with relatives here.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-08
GLASGO
School to Close the 1fth-Postnaster
Gautier 10 with Pneumonia.

School to Close the 1fth-Postmaster
Gautier 10 with Pneumonia.
Rev. and Mrs. John Thompson re-
turned home from the y. z. :. con-
ference the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Young visited
friends in Westerly. Wednesday.
Ray Button attended the funeral
services Of Richard -. Wheeler. Sun
day.
The school children are much pleased
to re wearing the buttons bearing the
insignia III. s. :. America" presented
by a Boston paper in return for the
funds sent 70 the Marjorie Sterrett
battleship fund.
School closes April Il. FOR the Eas-
ter vacation of two weeks.
Miss Gladys Thompson returned to
Simmons college. Monday afternoon.
Henry Gauticr, postmaster. who has
been i'll with pneumonia, is a little
better.
Daniel Kenyon was IN Taftville,
Sunday. to see his mother, who is
seriously III with pneumonia.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-08
CAMPBELL'S MILLS

Harry Holmes has moved from Girls
void to the Campbell farm owned by
Warren Tanner.
Mason Gray has moved to the Ger
shom Douglas farm.
James Dixon is saving the lumber
on the William Bitgood pine lot
S. L. Barber. who has been feeble the
past winter, is improving.
E. Pratt, son of c. Pratt is III.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-08
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS

John Thompson back for another year
as pastor at the Bethel church.
Frederick Burdick was in Jewett
City on Monday.
Friends of r. b. Wheeler were pain
ed to learn of his death at his home in
North StOnington.
The increase of grip cases after the
disappearance of the snow is very
noticeable.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-08
SALEM
Sunday School Social Held al Grange
HlaiI-Birthday Surprise Party for
James Beese.

No preaching service was held in
the Congregational church Sunday
morning. There was the regular seS-
sion OF the sunday school TIE y.
Z. =. q. f conservation meeting in
the evening was led by GiIScrt J.
Murray
Lawrence Abel Of Eozrah was a
recent caller in town.
Arthur Kingsley OF Worcester. Mass.
is spending few days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Kingsley.
Sunday School Social.
Thursday evening March 30. a sun
day school social was held in Grange
hall Thr following program was
given: Duet. Vivian CzarrwnisIi.
Louisa Istcnes reading. The Biscuit.
AIRS. Cora Eauney; recitation. 4 Little
Girls Paint. Ruth Murray; piano Sc
lection. Flower SOM. Mrs. James
EecbC: readings. Aunty DolefuTs Visit.
Mrs. Helen Nglona: The Haunted
Barn. Mrs. Ora Clark. solo. Silver
Threads AmonE the Gold, Caroline
Giles. readings, The Captain with His
XEhiskers, Minnie Kingsley: 4 Home
Mission. Vivian CzIrrwniski. violin
selections. Wellesley Hauucy. Games
and music furnished entcrJaiEmcn-
Sandwiches cake and coffee were
served.
Winfield Hanney was a Colchester
caller. Saturday.
Miss Susan Miner is spending sew
eraI weeks in East Haddam
Birthday Surprise.
\ birthday surprise party was given
James ECehe at his home Saturday
evening. Neigh Dors and friends were
present and an enjoyable evening was
spent. Ice cream and cake were
served.
Attended Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abrssm SiminOwitz at
tended a wedding on Chapel Hill
Sunday evening.
Prof. Brube,s Of New London was a
caller in town Saturday
Sherwood Miner and daughter Miss
Susan Miner. visited relatives in Nor
witch. sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Beebe spent
Sunday with relatives on Grassy Hill.
AbrIm SimirCw4tz was "A business
! caller in Norwich. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Murray spent
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-08
SOUTH GRISWOLD

Albert Bromley of Voluntown, a vet
eran of the Civil war, was calling on
friends here Wednesday.
Mrs. Harriet E. Palmer has returned
after a short visit in New York
Miss Gladys Thompson returned
Monday, to Simmons college, Boston.
The people are glad to welcome Rev.