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Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
OLD MYSTIC
Patriotic Service and Flag Raising at Baptist Church-Annual Two Days Meeting of Stoninston Union Asso- citation This Week.

The Baptist church held a patriotic service and flag raising, Sunday, June l7th. at D. m- The programme fol- lows:
 Piano, Pilgrims Chorus. Wagner; Watchers Night Song, Ed. Grieg, Clar- ence W. Beckwith: Battle Hymn of the Republic, choir; introductory word by the pastor, Rev. Fred E. Coburn; scrip ture Rev. Frank Chamberlain: prayer. Rev. Osmer G. Buddlngton of Poquo- noe; America. choir and congregation; address, The Boy Scouts Rev. Geo. R. Atha. Groton; address, The Home tic: address. The Red Cross. William I Spicer, Noank; offering for the Red Cross work; offertory; Melody in F, Rubenstein; piano solo; recitation, son; address. Patriotism. Abel P. Tan ner. of New London: prayer, hyrn, o Lord Our God, Thy Mighty Hand, Henry Van Dyke, choir and congrega- tion; piano. Declamation March, Clar- ence Beckwith.
 Flag raising under the direction of Companies A and D. Connecticut Home Guards, Mystic. Charles o. Beckwith, pianist, Mary F. Hanks. violinist. Herbert Brooks, buglar<
 Two flags were presented the church one for the outside. the gift of Charles .. Eldredge, the other for the interior the gift of Charles T. w Main After the singing of the prayer hymn by Dr. Van Dyke. the Home Guard filed out of the church and took position on either side of the main entrance. Four Boy Scouts followed carrying the flags after which the people formed in a line directly in front and about the Home Guard forming a hollow square. A delegation of Boy Scouts from Gro ton and a Red Cross delegation from Noank were present. The flag was raised by Charles Cobur1T oldest son of the pastor. Rev. Fred E. Coburn: the salute to the flag was given by Bugler Brooks. Prayer and benedic- tion ny the pastor closed the exercis- es.
 The church was decorated with flow CTS. ,- -t
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
VOLUNTOWN
Theatre Receipts Turned Over to the Red Cross-court Liberty Donates
 $25-injured Man Taken to saekus Hcspitai

Those attending the Stonfngton Union association at Old Mystic Wednesday were Rev. and Mrs. J. B. knowleS- MT. and Mrs Charles A. Anderson. Morris N. Lewis, Mrs. J. H. Hoover, Miss Ser tha Gallup and Miss Iva Rice.
 Red Cross Benefit.
 John N Lewis, manager of the Union theatre presented a splendid bill of photoplays Wednesday evening, the totaA receipts of which will be turn ed over towards Voluntown's propor- tion of the s1o0, ,000. 900 Red Cross fund.
 Foresters' Contribution.
 Court Liberty. F. Of A. No. Ts2 voted to give s25 towards the Red Cross fund.
 Miss Bertha E. Lewis is spending several days in Maine.
 Mrs. c. W. Chatf1eid is visiting in Boston for a few days.
 MT. Kilbourne of New Britain is visiting at the home of his daughter, MT. and Mrs. George T. Briggs have been at Triton. N. H.. for a few days to attend the graduation of their daughter. from Triton seminary.
 Miss Ola Tanner who has been teaching at Hop River for the past year is at her home to spend her va cation.
 Taken to Hospital.
 A Polish employe of the Briggs Mfg. Co, in No. mill, was badly in jurod while at work on the elevator Thursday. He was taken immedi ately to the Backus hospital. accom- panied by Dr. J. H. Hoover.
 Pupils Entertained.
 The scholars of the Parochial school at Baltic were guests of Rev. R. P. AIorrissey at the rectory last week. Games were played and prizes were x-akI by all.
 Rev. Albert L. Townsend, a form CT pastor here was in town Wednes- day calling on friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
HANOVER
Mt. Vernon Lodge from Jewett City to Attend St. Johns Day Service at Local Church.

Several from here attended the con- ference of six churches at Lisbon on Wednesday.
 The C. E. meeting last Sunday eve ming was led by Miss Mary Ausian.
 Mrs. Angus Park spent a few days this week with her daughter Mrs. F. G. Way, of East Glastonbury.
 Mount Nerpon Lodge, No. 75. F. & 4. NJ, Of Jewett City will observe St. Johns day a the Hanover Congrega- . tiOnal church. A special programme is being prepared by the pastor, Rev Herbert D. Robinson.
 Norman Armitage of Haliville was in town Tuesday.
 A number of the boys went by au- tomobile to Rocky Point Sunday.
 The work on the parish house is progressing quite rapidly
 MSron Allen lost a faithful and val uabie horse last week.
 MT. and Mrs. John Scott of Scot land and MT. and Mrs. Frank Allen of Willimantic were visitors at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Myron Allen Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
STERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND
Who is Going and Coming = Incidents, Accidents and
 Building in Three Counties.

purchased two new team horses from Elmer Pierson of Norwich. Miss Carrie Cha pnnan visited friends at Gardner Lake Thursday.
 William Watts motored to Daniel son Sunday
 Walter Edwards is visiting relatives in Waterford. Henry Allen and Roy Johnson spent the week end with Chesterfield friends. Miss Florence Chapman visited in New Haven Sunday.
 Mrs. George P. Smith of Meriden visited friends in town recently.
 Guest from Yantic.
 Mrs. John Bogue of Yantic was the guest of Miss Nellie Chapman of Rock land Glade Wednesday.
 The main road from New London to Norwich being closed, many Of the tourists make the detour through MontviIle.
 Old Folks Concert.
 An old folks concert was held in the Union Baptist church Friday evening under the auspices of the La dies Aid society.
 Thirty five Enlist.
 About B young men from the village have enlisted under Uncle Sam, ex- pecting to be called any day.
 C. Everett Cha pman has large gang of men grading his front lawn. Mrs. Willis Kempton of Yantic call ed on relatives in town recently. Rev. Frank Luddington of Quaker Hill occupied the pulpit of the Union Baptist church Sunday.
 Mrs. Ida Johnson was recent caller. on Scotland road.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
LEFFINGWELL
Silver Wedding Anniversary of Mir and Mrs. Hiram Fl. Auburn Noted by Friends.

Mir. and Mrs. Hiram H. Auburn were given a surprise at their home Monday evening in honor of the tve11- ty-ffth anniversary Of their mar riage. Through the courtesy of L. J. Dolbeare, chocolates were enjoyed and cake and cocoa were served. Out of town guests included Mrs. Minnie Auburn. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Stamnl and L. J. Dolbeare of Norwich. NIT. and Mrs. Fred Fish of East Great Plains.
 Miss Pauline A. Glassbrenner of Montville, was recent guest of her classnlate, Miss Elsie Beard
 Clarence H. and Fred Y. Ambarn were visitors in Willimantfc on We'd ne<day.
 Mir and Mrs. J. J. Beard and son, Chester, of Attleboro, Mass, were the guests of H. E. Beard and family this week. They attended the gradua :ior1 of Miss Elsie Beard at the Norwich Free Academy Tuesday.
 Rev. L. O. Gates will preach at the Baptist church Sunday morning at II o'clock, Sunday school at 1215. At -T.3o at the E. '. P. U. meeting there will be speaker from Norwich and special music.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23

At the Congregational church Sun day evening a service memorial to Bella L. Pratt was held.
 Miss Nellie Clark is spending sev- eral days at the home of her brother. N. L. Clark.
 School Graduation.
 Graduating exercises were held in Grange haH Wednesday evening The graduates were C1eon Gardner of the Gates Hill school. Philip Cohen of the White Birch district and Bernard Bloom of the Harris district.
 The pupils of the Central district and White Birch district enjoyed a picnic in Bailey's woods Thursday, having a luncheon of sandwiches cake and lemonade and ice cream. Fred Ames, foreman on the Mitchell estates furnished the ice cream.
 Hehr--Dartinr.
 Sunday afternoon at o'clock st the hoHna of Miss E1lA Darling. her niece Miss Ada VeIlna Darling, was united in marriage with Victor C.. Hohr cf Gardner Lake The coeTnouy wAs performed by Rev. John G. EIehr. father of the groom. The room was decorated with bridal wreaths. After tn@ ceremony a lunch of chicken saI- aA cake ard ice cream was served. Only near relatives were present. MT. and MrY. Hehr will reside with the Eroon's parents as Gardner Lake.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
CLAsGC
Parting Gift For supt. Robert Wilbur -Meeting of Ladies' Aid Society Deferred.

 The funeral services of the little Dayon, were held Wednesday after noon from St. Ann's church.
 Parting Gift.
 Robert Wilbur went to his new du- ties in the Willimantic Thread mEl the first of the week The operatives in the spooling and spInning rooms, Glasgo mill, of which he was overseer presented him fine travelling bag, in appreciation of his kindness to them success in his new work.
 Goiss to France.
 Robert Burroughs, an intimate friend of the family of Rev. John Thompson, is to go to France the first Miss M. G. Rathbun attended the exercises of the Mohegan Trail al Mohegan Hill, Friday
 School in the Eighth district closes the summer term, June 18th.
 Meeting Deferred.
 The Ladies' Aid Society meeting will be postponed til July 11th, be- cause of the serious iEtless of one o1 the members, Mrs. R. H. Young. Miss Mabel Blanchard has been so- liciting members for the Red Cross society the past week.
 Miss W F. Green and Mrs. Walter Thorp returned to their homes ir Hartford and Westerly, Saturday after visiting Mrs. ". G. Burdiek
 Plans have been completed for g strawberry supper
 The members of Pachaug grange remembered one of their members Mrs. R. H. Young with a beautiful bunch of carnations the first of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
FRANKLIN
ChiIdren's Sunday Exercises-Robin
 son Family Reunion on June 28.

MT. and Mrs. Louis Smith recently entertained Mrs. Charles Shay and son, Charles Shay.
 MT. and Mrs. Basil Austin and fam fly and Sydney Andrews, Of Hartford
 Chidren's Sunday.
 Children's Day will be observed at the Franklin church Sunday
 Ralph Armstrong was graduated from Brown university Wednesday. Mrs. Snowden Thomas of Saratoga. and Owen s. Smith of Norwich. were calling on Mir. and Mrs. Louis Smith one day the past week.
 Mrs. Arthur Smith attended gradu- ation at Norwich Free Academy Tues day afternoon.
 MT and Mrs Fred Armstrong at tended the graduation exercises of Brown University, Providence Wed nesday.
 Robinson Reunion.
 The Robinson reunion will be held next week Thursday, June 18th, at the old Hom aStead.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
FUN E RAJ.
William W. Gillette.

FftilaH7 w. 1HeIHS
 The funeral of Deacon William W. o'clock. There was prayer at the house at one o'clock, the public serv- ices were held at the church. There were numerous beautiful floral forms. There was a large attendance. The service was conducted by Rev. John H. Knott, a former pastor. Abide With Me and One Sweetly Solemn Thought were sung by Mrs. F. l.. Waterman The bearers were E. W. Jones, J. A. Thomas, ". C. Thomcx, Clarence Thomas, George Thomas and Alfred Onderdonk. Burial was in the family lot in Goshen cemetery.
 Mir. Gillette. who had lived in this town over four score years will be greatly missed. As deacon of the church for many years, his constant thoughts were for its highest welfare. For many years he was tenor singer in the choir and teacher of the men s Bible class in the Sunday school. By his removal a pillar of the church is gone.
 His. occupation was general farm ing: he possessed also unusual me canical ingenuity. This talent he de- veloped by building and equipping a handle factory on Noisy Brook. a short distance from his home. This branch of industry proved a prof1tabt for many cords of domestic timber from the surrounding farms A few years ago the mill burned down and was not rebuilt. His declining years were spent in retired life.
 Mir. Gillette is survived by his wife and two daughters, Clara and Annie Gillette of this place. and sister, Mrs. Sarah Moore of Hartford.
 Candidate tc Preach.
 Rev. Thomas Williams of Union will preach here at II a. m. Sunday It is understood that MT Williams comes as candidate.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
New London County
GOSHEN
ob.ervanee of ChiIdren's pay-Sur. pr;se Visit on Silver Weddins Anni- versary-Generai News.

Chiidren's day exercises were held Sunday. The following program was carried out: Singing, For .fTeedom ana Faith, by the school; recitatlohs' t Ralpi, Springer: Suppose, Grace Manoney song.fO God, Beneath Thy Guiding Hand school; reeitations, Raynono Mather, Ruth Fargo: song, AAce Ma honey; reading, Alfred Ondefoonk' recitation. Dorothy Mccall; The Pli- grim Fathers, Andrew Lauranda; reef tatfon. Alvin Fargo; Psalm tune. The Lord to Me a Shepherd Is, by school; Welcome to the Cradle Roll three girls: song. God Took Care of the Baby. Grace Mahoney; recitation, sunday. Ella Springer; The Boyless Town. William Lester; recitation, Den n1s Asphalt; flag exercise by three girls: The Ten Commandments, Brad tion. Sunshine Marion WatrouE; song for closing, Day by Day With Songs of G.adness, school.
 Silver Wedding Surprise.
 A surprise was given Mir. and Mrs.
 A Randall Saturday evening when a bo,1t go friends and relatives met at their home on Maple Hill to celebrate their 26th wedding anniversary. Dur ing the evening the following program Briggs: hymn. America, by all; reel tatione, by Miss Annie Gillette and Edward H. Mccall, Jr.; piano solo, Miss Vera Briggs recitation, Mas Tools. Miss Doris Briggs: song, The Sunshine of Your Smile, Bessie Ran daH: an original poem, At Maple Hill Farm. Miss Clara. Gillette. The pres entation of s25 in new silver coin to Mir and Mrs Randall was >by Rev. J. H. Knott of Exeter. After the songs Auid Lang Syne and Blest Be the Tie That Binds, sandwiches, cake and ice cream were served.
 Mir and Mrs Randall received nu- merous gifts, $50 in new silver coin, also many congratulations and good wishes.
 Notes.
 Several from here made the trip down the Mohegan trail and attended the celebration at Mohegan Friday.
 Royal Mccall has joined the navy.
 Mir and Mrs. Nathaniel Manning of North Franklin were visitors here Fri day.
 Mrs. F. C.. Stark has returned after spending two weeks with NorwaK relatives.
 Mrs. B. R. York Miss Hazel Osborne and Jack Osborne have returned from Maiden, Mass.
 A. J. Randall and Miss Ethel F. Randall were visitors in New London and Groton Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
CHESTERFIELD

School closed in the Twelfth district Friday with a picnic in the afternoon.
 Many from Lyme attended the dance at the Eureka Social Club. Friday.
 Benjamin Kaplan has purchased a new 1917 touring car
 Ellsworth Powers was given a sur prise birthday party Tuesday after noon. Misses Lula, Anna. Mildred and Florence Powers and Maurice Powers Elsie and Raymond Chapman n were present. Many games weAe play ed after which ice cream. cake and candy were served by Mrs. Charles Powers and Miss Mabel Chapman
 If fs announced in the Leipzig Volkzseitung that a Zeppelin shed at Mockau. near Leipzig, has been de stroyed in a storm.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
NORTH LYME
School Terms Closes, With Picnic
 For the Children.

Miss Frances Emily of Moodus is visiting Miss Gladys Cone.
 School closed in the North Plain dis trict last Friday; with exercises and a picnic held at the home of the teacher Miss Gladys Cone.
 MT. and Mrs. N. s. Strong. Mrs. G. H. Strong. Mrs. Erwin Rogers. Mrs. George BabcocE motored to Middle town last Thursday. Mrs. Babcock went to Meriden, where she visited her son and daughter for the re- mainder of the week.
 Miss Ethel Maynard closed her school in HadIyme last Friday ard is at her home for the summer vacation.
 Miss Olive Stark closed her school in E'oxtown last Friday.
 A. F. Hewitt, William Babcock Mrs. Dora Hewitt and sons, of Groton, vis- ited at William Sisson's Sunday after noon. Mrs. Hewitt returned with them after a week spent with Mrs. Sisson.
 School closed in this district Thurs day afternoon, with a picnic.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
LEONARD BRIDGE

s. Berkowftz has sold his farm, stock and tools to New York pur- chasers who will take possession June 27th.
 Selectman Fred O. Brown is busy these days scraping the roads.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Clark and family of Lebanon spent two days recently with local relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. s. Berkowitz and two friends of New York were at their farm recently.
 Announcements have been received of the marriage of Miss Emma Louise TaS1or- only daughter of MT. and
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
BOZRAH
Rev. Sherrod souIe, Q. D., to Preach Toncrrow-O~er 100 at County Po- mona Meeting.

Rev. Sherrod Souie, D. D., of Hart ford, superintendent Of the Connecti- cut Home Missionary Society, will preach in the Congregational church Sunday morning. In the evening he will deliver lecture with stereopti- con views
 Mir. and Mrs Remington of Col chester spent Wednesday with Mrs. E. A. Bishop.
 County Pomona Meeting.
 New London County Pomona met with Bozrah Grange Thursday Over one hundred were served dinner by Bozrah grange. The lecturer had a very interesting programme
 Mir. and Mrs. Ira Wheeler and Mrs. Albert C.. Avery attended the picnic at Coventry Lake Thursday.
 Miss Grace Frink of Franklin is spending some time with her cousins, Mr. and Mrk. James Rarhar.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
ASHWHLETT

School closed Tuesday with exer- cises in the chapel in the afternoon. A number of visitors were present
 Mrs. D. B. Vergason of West Ash wiEett was recent caller on Mrs. Julia A. Crumb, also Mrs. Sarah Barnes.
 George Pierce was recent caller in Westerly.
 All the farmers will have finished planted this week if the weather holds good.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23

Steven Carpenter of Hartford spent the weekend with his father, Benja- min Carpenter.
 MT. and Mrs. K. F. Bishop were visitors last week in Hartford. guests of Dr. and Mrs. Henry Sweet.
 Mrs. W. s. Loomis and daughter, Virginia, were in New York, Satur- day. attending the graduation of the
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
LAUREL GLEN

MT. and Mrs. Rusich moved here from North Stonington into the house with Mrs. Rusich's parents Mir and Mrs. George Hill, last Saturday. Many friends are glad to welcome them back.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Main and Wa1tAr Main rootnrAd to the home of
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23

Clyde Main, near Springfield Mass, Sunday.
 Walter Lewis of California has been visiting friends in-town.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23

Mrs. Giles Taylor, Of Middietown. and Abbott Hubbard Davis at Middletown Saturday. June 18th.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
SALEM

Men1erIaI Service to Bella Lyon Pratt Graduating Exereises-seheoI Pic nie-Heln- Darling Wedding.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
LEBANON

Summer Days Bring Numerous Guests Charles M. Geer Shoots Ten Pound Fox-LoeaI Boy Graduated From N. F. A.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
MONTVnLE
Aid Society Meefs-oEd Folks Concert -S of Te~~n,s Yourg Men Have En- Iiwte2.

Tns Ladies sAid society of the Un- to@ Baptist church ne: with Mrs. John A1gTard Thursday afternoon
 8ey. Frank Clark gpent Sunday in Bo5fon. %
 The c. M. Robertson cempany has
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23

The funeral services of the 1itt1t daughter, of MT. and Mrs. Napoleon Dayon, were held Wednfs1zy after noon from St. Ann's church.
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