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Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
LEDYARD
Dogs Raid Sheep on Selectman Calvin R. Mains -Farm-Bie Crops Raised Fine Field corn-Fox Trapped.

Dogs entered the flock of sheen owned by Selectman Calvin R. Main Saturday night and killed. bit and chased away eleven of his flock. Two dogs did the damage and MT. Main shot one of them: a dog owned in Preston, having the Preston dog tag On its collar. First Selectman F. w Burton and Charles A. Gray appraised the damage.
 Entertained soston Guest
 Thursday night of last week MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Geer entertained Wifi lard Geer and his hauffeur Of Boston. MT. GeeT is manager of the Boston branch of the Stakeholder company and was enroute to his farm in New Jer- sey with a new automobile truck.
 Judge S. E. Holdridge. Ray Hold ridge and Adolph Holmberg of this town have been in Springfield this week attending the National Vegetable Growers Association.
 MiIderd Miller Injured.
 Mrs. Charles D. Geer received a dispatch Sunday morning that Mildred Miller. daughter of David Miller of New York, had been seriously hurt in an automobile accident, about 20 miles from New York. Mrs. Vallette. whe has been staying with Mrs Geer left Monday morning to go to New York to De with the Miller family. Miss Mill CT was taken to a nearby hospital after the accident
 Raise Big Crops.
 Dexter Church, who has lived on the Henry Collins farm the past year has raised the largest crops that have been raised on this farm in a good mary years. When Mir. Church with his family moved to this farm Hast fall it was insa very rundown condition. His brother. Oliver. has worked on the farm during the summer. They have raised nearly 600 bushels of No. 1 po- tatoes: a large quantity of onions. squashes, field corn and nearly ali kinds of garden truck and it shows that a worn-o farm can produce good crops when well taken care of
 Ledyard Grange worked the third and fourth degrees Saturday evening Hefreshments were served at the close.
 Prime Field Corn.
 It would interest any one to 20 info the neads of Isaac G. Geer and see the acres or field corn that he has. Mr Seer states it IS the hest corn he has ever raised and he was fortunate in having most of 1t cut, it being ripe. be- lore the frost came. It is well filled and a large amount is over 12 inches long. oS
 James H. Belden was forturMte in capturing a red fox in one of hjs traps recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
LEBANON
Harvest Supper Served by Ladies' Aid
 Society We'll Patronized-Brief Lo-
 cal Notes.

Miss Adelaide S. HalIen spent the weekend in Hartford. MT. and Mrs. E. F. Bishop and Mrs Richard S. Bishop and son Gordon were recent visitors in Hartford Mir. and Mrs. E. A. .HoXie and son Earle. MT. and Mrs. Myron J. Hoxie of this place and MT. and Mrs. Fred erick T. Manning and son Edward of brook Sunday
 Mrs. Jane Card was recent visitor with Hartford relatives.
 Edward Mason of New London spent the weekend with his parents, MT. and Mrs. William Mason of Franklin
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Clark of Hart ford spent Friday with the latter's mother, Mrs. Jane Card of this place.
 Motored to Providence.
 MT. and Mrs. c. M. Geer and chil- dren Leroy and Myra and Mrs. H. M. Peck spent Sunday in Providence, guests of Mr Geer's sister, Mrs. A. J. Stevens. The trip was made by auto mobile.
 Miss Helen Nutmore has returned to her home in Hartford after spend ing some time with relatives in this place.
 Miss Ruby Williams of Hartford was a recent visitor at her home. here:
 Mrs Henry Hewitt was. a recent visitor in Boston.
 Charles Sweet of New Britain spent the weekend with his parents, MT and Mrs. Charles H. Sweet
 Harvest Supper
 The Ladies' Aid society held a har- vest supper in the church parlors Fri day evening which was largely attend ed. The entertainment programme consisted of living pictures inter- spersed with songs. A good sum was realized
 Mrs. Mary Brown of Willimantic was a recent visitor in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Clement Fowler were in New London Saturday
 Mrs. J. c. DeWolf of Middletown has been spending a few days with Mrs. Arthur Hewitt
 The Red Cross met at the home of Miss Hattie Hewitt Tuesday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
New London County
VOLUNTOWN
Miss Gladys Dart Graduate Nurse Hall Boucher Marrisge-Town Con- tributes $50 to Library Fund.

Miss Gladys Dart, a former resident here was graduated in the 1917 class of nurses at the Griffin hospital. Der by Friday evening, Oct. 5. The grad- uating exercises being held at the Un- itarian church.
 Philip Boucher spent a few days at Southbridge last week.
 All Passed Examinations.
 John J. Herbert, Frank Hall. Moses Tatro and Ernest Larkin were called and examined at New London last week and were all passed. Ernest Larkin was the only one not claim
 Mrs. George R Dawley enjoyed an automobile trip to Pleasant View, R. l., last Sunday.
 Stephen B. Sweet of Southbridge, Mass, was a recent visitor in town.
 Jeremiah Downing purchased a new car last week.
 Several local residents were bust. ness callers in Norwich Saturday last. Nathan ". Graf visited at his home in Norwich over the week end.
 Dorothy Scranton led the B. Y- P. U. service last Sunday evening.
 Holmes Boucher.
 William Hall and Miss AIdea Bou- cher were united in marriage at St. Thomas rectory by Rev. R. P. Nor rissey Friday evening, Oct. ,.
 Mr- and Mrs. Irving Anderson, Mrs. Walter Vaughn of Sterling and MT. and Mrs John WhalIey, MT. and Mrs. Fred Whalley and Dr. S. H. Holmes of Jewett City were Sunday guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Anderson
 The Ladies' society of the Baptist church served a clam chowt1er supper in the chapel Tuesday evening which was we'll attended.
 A number of local people attended the Davis theatre at Norwich Wednes- day evening to see the comedy Dad dy- Long Legs"
 George B. Dawiey motored to Camp Devens Sunday
 Charles Robinson and Wilfred Du- pont have enlisted in the U. s. navy and Edwin Larkin has enlisted in the U. g. army.
 Court Advance, No. 3s36, I.O F. held regular meeting in Centennial hall Monday evening.
 Exceeded Apportionment.
 The townspeople contributed nearly $50 towards the War Library fund, the apportionment for this town was forty dollars The Peck -McWilliams Co. of Nor wich are installing new modern. win dows at the No. mill of the Briggs Manufacturing Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
GALES FERRY
Frank Aplin, of Mt. Vernon Gives a Talk on Hoover Commission-RaIIy Day Exereises-Meeting of AuxiI- iary of w. H. M. S.

Under the auspices of the Red Cross Frank Aplin of Mt. Vernon, N Y. who has a summer home in the village. gave an informal talk in the large dining room of the Yale quarters be- fore an open fire to his neighbors and friends, Saturday evening, on his re cent business interview with Herbert Hoover of the U. S. food commission ir Washington, D. C. Selections on the phonograph under the direction of Nathan A. Gibbs preceded the talk Mrs. Walter M. Buckingham, Chairman Of the Red Cross, interviewed Miss Madeline Birch, who read a selection on Food. She was followed by Rev. Allen Shaw Bush who spoke briefly and then introduced Mir. Aplin. The latter spoke interestingly and convinc- ing1y on the food question coming df- rectly from MT. Hoover and his com mission which commission started with 40 members and now numbers 500. these men doing this conscientious work without remuneration and ex- pect to achieve good results
 Rev. James M. Potter at the close of MT. Aplin's talk was called upon to speak but gave place to E. E. Riley of the submarine base, who spoke briefly.
 A silver offering was taken for the Red Cross amounting 70 sS.5o.
 Rally Day.
 Rally Day. of the M. F. Sunday school was observed last Sunday with a specially prepared programme enti-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
HAMBURG
Flag From State for Grange, Which
 Owns Its Own Hall.

A. w. Bunneli and Mrs. Bunnell spent Sunday at Tinker hill with MT, and Mrs. E. Stiles Ely
 Donald Reynolds and Leonard Rand took their physical examination at New London Saturday and were re- Jected.
 Mrs. Fred Beebe and Mrs. George Addams visited their mother Mrs. J. W. Martin one day last week.
 Last Sunday was Rally Day at the Sunday school.
 Mrs. Jane Holman has gone to Deep River to visit relatives.
 Leland Wood of Camp Devens. Aver. visited his mother Sunday
 Flag Presented Grange. Lyme grange members were pres ented a flag from the state for owning their hall at the regular meeting last week by J. H. B1akeman of Rridgeport Judge William Marvin accepted the flag for the grange in a brief, inter esting speech. Supper was served by the refreshment committee
 Mrs. Hayden Reynolds and daugh ter Harriet. were New London visi- tors last Saturday.
 Mrs. Helen Gage went to Palmer. Mass, last Monday where she is eno ployed as bookkeeper
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
CAMPBELL'S MILLS

Mason Gray has moved his family to the farm formerly occupied by Mrs. Gray's parents, MT. and Mrs. Horace Perkins. MT. Gray is doing teaming in Preston.
 Mrs. George A. Turner MT. and Mrs. Earl Gallup and Mrs. Harry Holmes and daughter enjoyed trip to WOon- socket Sunday. Charles A. Tanner carried the party in his automobile.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter C. Tanner. Miss Margaret Tanner and Miss Marion Blakeslee attended Pachaugh grange meeting Oct. 4.
 MT. and Mrs. Hamilton Wilcox are entertaining MT. Wilcox's sister, Mrs. Harrison Brown of Exeter, R. I.
 Daniel Shea of Plainfield called on friends in this vicinity recently.
 The apple crop in this locality is very light.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
LEFFINGWELL
Friends Visit Local Boy at 'Boxford- Merton L. Swan on Brief Shore Leave.

Roy L. Beard, Fred A. Leffingwell, returned Sunday from an automobile trip to Roxford. Mass. where they visited Charles l.. Rathbone, who is in camp there
 MT. and Mrs. H. H. Auburn and Miss R. F. Palmer were visitors at Camp Devens. Mass, Sunday.
 Mrs. William Risley attended the meeting of the Home Chapter of The Kings Daughters. held Monday at Johnson Home. Norwich Town.
 C. L. Palmer spent Wednesday with his daughter, Mrs. A. B. Rathbun of Plain Hill.
 Miss Elsie Beard is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. R. E. Champlin of Ar Hgton, Mass
 Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Dolbeare were recent guests, of MT. and Mrs. Will- jam Dolbeare of New London.
 In Transport Service.
 Merton L. Swan, who is in the transport service of the U S. navy, has been spending several days with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. M. O. Swan Rev James C. Young of Bozrah will preach at the Baptist church Sunday morning in exchange with the pastor, Rev. l.. O. Gates. Subject: The Life and Light. John 1:4. Bible school will meet at 12:15 D. m. J. E. Rogers, Eupt.
 At 7:50 D. m. the usual B. Y.P. r. service will be held. subject What is Committed to You?. Tim, 1:1-14.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
LEONARD BRIDGE
Mrs. Eunice G. Adams; Near 90, Re- calls Chilly Fall 68 Years Ago, Her Wedding Day.

Edwin P. Kneeland and daughter Miss Lavinia Park Kneeland drove by team to East Hampton Sunday and were guests of their aunt. Mrs. Eu- nice G.. Adams, and her sister, Miss Mary J. Watrous, returning home in the early evening It was twenty-four years since MT. Kneeland had been t. East Hampton and he noted many changes which have taken place in that fast growing village
 Mrs. Adams, who passed her nine tieth birthday last July, is remar>a- = b1y active and keeps abreast of the this season. Mrs. Adams says that sixty eight years October 10th, her wedding day. the trees were entirely bare of their foliage and that chest nuts had all fallen off.
 On their return home MT. Kneeland and daughter called on Mrs. Arthur NJ. Park, who resides on Miller's Hill East Hampton.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
NORTH SToNNGTON
Union serviee-Tea at Home of Mrs
 Edgar w. Chapman.

Rev. Lucian Drury preached in the Third Baptist church Sunday morn ing and administered communion On Sunday evening a union service was held in the Congregational church conducted by the pastor, Rev. o. D. Fisher, who made a short address af- ter which several took part.
 Rev. O. D. Fisher will spend next Sunday in Fall River, Mass. His pull pit will be supplied by Rev. C. A. Bur- dick of Westerly.
 Mrs. Dwight E. Hewitt of Weston Conn. is spending some time with her daughter, Miss Edith C. Hewitt, in this village.
 friends in Portland, Conn.
 Red Cress Meeting.
 The Red Cross auxiliary met Wed nesday afternoon.
 The Ladies' society of the Third Baptist church gave an afternoon tea Thursday at the home of Mrs. Edgar W. Chapman.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
ROAD SCCTETY

Earle Wheeler, son of MT. and Mrs. Billings Wheeler, left for Camp Dev- ems, Aver, Mass, recently.7 -'--.
 Miss Hattie Wheeler is meeting her niece. Mrs. Alex Lincoln in Leonia, N J.
 Mrs. Howard Johnson Greene and son Deniscn of Providence are spend ing the week end with MT. and Mrs. Seth N. Williams.
 Mrs. Fannie Williams has returned, after several weeks visit with friends in New Hampshire.
 Mrs. Joseph Moves has been engaged as organist.
 Mir Stewart of New York was the guest of N. Stanton Gates over Sun day
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
SALEM
Visitors During the Week-c. E. Con
 seoration Meeting.

Mrs. Henry Tisdale and Mrs. Har- ry T1sdale of New London have been spending the week at Mill Valley bungalow
 Miss Ella Darling spent Saturday and Sunday with New London rela- tives
 Abram Siminowitz was New Lon don visitor Wednesday
 Mrs. Helen Malona and Miss Alice Rlx were guests of their sister. Mrs. Charies Tinker, in Chesterfield Sunday.
 The monthly consecratiOn meeting of the c. E. society Sunday evening wa. led by Mrs. Mary Darling
 William Darling was a caller in New London Tuesday,
 MISS Olive Payne, teacher in the White Birch district, spent the week end at her home in New London.
 Walter Tisdale of the Naval reserves stationed at New London. spent Tues day at Mill alley bungalow.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
OLD MYSTIC
Dr.,CIara McGuigan Principal of Oral
 Schooi-Fifty- five Pupils Already EnroIIed-Birthday CeIebrated-Sub-
 marine Base Team Loses to Y. M. A. Team, 13-6.

Dr. Clara McGuigan of Philadelphia
 manager of the Mystic Oral school, is now acting principal of the school. The school had 55 pupils a. the fall open irg. and more are expected. Dr. Me Guigan Is assisted by ten teachers for the ten grades of the school. There are also two special teachers Miss Nellie Sal<oury of Catskill. N. Y. is teaching cooking, sewing, weaving and basketing Miss Salisbury is a graduate of a college at Saratoga. Miss Frances Nye of Mystic is teach ing drawing Last week Wednesday evening the boys. of the school held a husking bee which was a delight to all participants After all had done their bit, refreshments were served. 4Sf.
 The Young Mems Association base
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
GOSHEN
James J. McGrath Buys Walls Place -Conmittee to Solicit for Food for
 France Fund-Church Social.

tC oOItCtt TOT FOCd TOT
 France Fund-Church Social.
 MT. and Mrs. F.. H. Mccall were re- cent visitors with friends in Port land.
 . Buys Walls, Place.
 James J. McGrath has bought from the ,, J; St Stark estate the farm known
 To Aid Food for France Fund.
 There was a good attendance at the church services Sunday. The subject at the morning service was The Good Shepherd. At the evening meetine appointments were made of people in the several dfstrict of the parish to solicit for the Food Fund for France
 w. l. Mott and family moved to theif new home near Peck's Corner, Nor wlch Town Wednesday. Mir Mott re gently sold his farm here and will re- side with his son-in-Iaw, Arthur Wat rous in Norwich. -
 Get Acquainted Social.
 Get Acquainted social was held at the church Friday evening of this week was enjoyed by the new pastor and parishioners
 A musical and literary entertain ment was very Dleasinrly carried out and refreshments were served.
 Misses Annie and Clara Gillette at- tended the Red Cross meeting a Miss Hattie Hewitts Tn Lebanon Tuesday
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
GRISWOLD
Thirty-two Bushels of Apples liar vested sFrom One Tree by Victor Campbell.

Victor Campbell harvested thirty two bushels of apples from one tree this week
 T. F. Edmond, Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Edmond and family and Harold Bit good spent Sunday at George Ed mond's in Norwich
 Miss Mildred Montgomery, who has been i'll with pneumonia is able to sit up.
 Mrs. Walter Stanton of DanieIson spent a few days recently with her sister, Mrs. F. A. Geer
 Mrs. Levi Saunders Of New York is visiting Mrs. Sanford Partridge Of Hopeville.
 Frank Browning has been spending week with his parents, MT. and Mrs Arba Browning
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
LISBON
Mrs. August HoeIek ScaIded When Water SpIashes From Tea Kettle.

Rev. E. M. Anthony preached at Newent church Sunday morning As there was ono evening service several improved the opportunity of hearing Rev. Welcome E. Bates at the Baptist church, Jewett City.
 John Kendall was at home on fur loush the early part of, the week, go- ing from here to Hartford to visit friends.
 H. A. Gallup and family and Miss Alice Bradford of Plainf1eld called on relatives in town Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. August Hoelck was painfully burned one day last week when in going down the steps with a tea ket- tie of hot water she tripped and the rontents of the kettle splashed over her arm and side A physician was called to dress the burns
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13

Burdick and children were visitors at H. F. Palmer's Sunday.
 John B. Perry and Horace Palmer were in Westerly Wednesday.
 Postmaster E. D. Chapman, Frank Tillinghast, Elmer E. Maine and Guy Nara attended the Brockton fair. Maurice Perry is the guest of his aunt in Wakefield.
 It is reported that Otis Frin4E has sold his farm.
 Honey Bee Trees. Horace Palmer thas found E three honey bee trees this fall.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
LAUREL GLEN

Mrs Dow after spending the sum mer at her home here, returned to New York Friday for the winter
 Rosa Cress was a caller in West erfly Friday.
 Arthur Barnes has returned to his home at Groton Long Point.
 Jennie J. Thompson.
 MT. and Irs. Palmer \of New York are settled at their new home hav- ing bought the Addie Price farm, re- gently at auction. They have made extensive repairs both inside and cut.
 John Button is helping Dwight Westerly Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
ASHWILLETT

Mrs Grover c. Maine visited rela tives in Westerly Tuesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alburgh called on friends in New London Wednes day.
 Mrs. Nathan N. Maine and daughter, Mrs. John l.. Holmes. and children, Ruth and Earl, visited Mrs. Clarence E. Palmer and family Sunday.
 Mrs. Robert Taylor, who has been caring for Mrs. Charles Culver and infant daughter, returned Sunday to her home in the village.
 Many in this place are having bad colds.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13

timore. where he is employed by a ship building company.
 The repairs and decorative work on the interior of the Methodist Eplscopal church are nearing completion.
 Mrs John Strait has returned from weeks visit to her son-in-,aw and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Ernest Lamb of LedNard.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13

At the Fitchvllle, Baptist church, Rev. W. D. Hetherington, pastor, to- morrow (Sunday) at II a. m. there will be a sermon by the pastor on The school; ' D. n. preaching service topic. The Drawing Power of Christ Thurs day. Oct: IS. p. m., pyayer and praise service, ,, .--4
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
PENDiETON HILL

Misses Rilla and Alice Chapman and Miss Lester attended a clambalIe near Hope Valley recently.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Brown left for Boston Sunday, going by automobile.
 J. l.. LathFop of Norwich was bus- mess caller in this place Wednesday+
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer Coon and son Clark were in Stonington Sunday aft ernoon.
 Mir Tubbs of Fort Pierce. Fla, was a Sunday guest of Mrs. Annie Cook
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13

ball team played Saturday at 3 p. m on the home field with the U. $. Sub was the closing game of the season and the O. M Y. NJ. A. team was vic toriOuS Is to 6.
 Mrs. Simeon Gallup has received word of the safe arrival at France ot her son, Capt Dana Taylor Gallup, of Cavalry troop of the Massachusetts National Guard ~t
 Old Lottery Ticket.
 Among the recent contributions to the private museum of Charles 2. Eid F redge is a lottery ticket issued July 20, 1793, for the purpose of raising a fund to build meeting house at Ston- ington Point This contribution to the museum was made by H. A. /ellogg of Mystic.
 TEe Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap- list church screwed afternoon tea We'd nesday at the home of Miss Susan H. BabcOck.
 Miss Marjorie Middleton, older daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wal worth Middleton, of New York. who spent a part of the summer here at the summer home QuoquatauG, is now attending an Art school in New York city.
 Tea Follows Meeting.
 The United Workers of the Metho- dist Episcopal church met Wednesday
 
 Mr and Mrs. Frank l.. I-amphere Of Mystic, formerly of Old Mystic have announced the enga cement of their daughter, Miss Etta May Lanaphere, to Frederick w Leise of Mystic
 Raymond Lambert. younger son Of MT. and Mrs. Augustus Lambert. who broke his right arm ten days. ago, while cranking their automobile. is doing we'll.
 Prof. Tobias Brill for the past five
 cn1o :s principal of the school for the deaf t St. Johns, New Brunswick
 Birthday Party.
 Master Robert Doyle. son of MT and Mrs. Loris Doyle, recently celebrated his fourth birthday at the home of his 1,lnts the. Misses Doyle, of Pleasant Valley.- His two year 2 old brother, Ma ster Edward Doyle was present Joshua Leeds Burrows of Newport naval base. spent a weekend fur- tough here with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Albert W. Burrows.
 Mrs. Clarence W. Beckwith of smith ctreet substituted last weekk at the Stonfngton high school in the absence of one of the teachers at the meeting o fthe Daughters of American Revolution, held last week in Mystic
 Albert A. Haley has purchased large auto truck.
 James Whiting has returned to the naval base at Boston, alter spending , brief furIough here with his parents. Nr and Mrs Herbert Whiting.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank E.. Williams, Mrs Horace O. Williams. of Old Mys- tic. and Mrs. John DeGraw and daugh- -er, Miss Gertrude DeGraw, of Brook 'vn, N. Y, are spending a week in the 2erkshires. the trip being made in Hr Williams automobile.
 Charles H. Burdick is steadily re- ~overing,r after a five weeks illness Theodore Perry, only son of MT. and Mrs. Edward RaExX has Sons to Ral-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
CLARK'S FALLS
Horace Palmer Finds Three Honey.
 Bee Trees During Fall.

Miss Julia Fleming, the district school teacher visited the school in Poquetanuck Monday.
 Mrs. John Perry has been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Fannie Coates.
 MT. and Mrs. George Burdickt and daughter Miss Evelyn. Mrs. Rose
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13

hfs oasfHe1ss
 Mrs. Herbert lift spent the week end with relatives in Providence, R. T.
 MrE- ". c. Burdick was an over Sunday guest of Mrs. Walter Thorp, in Westerly, R. I.
 Sarah Cameron returned home on Sunday after visiting friends in West e-iy.
 Miss N. c. Rathbun, who taught in the Glasso school last year, is teaching in Milford, Conn. graded school.
 Friends of J. G. Bill were glad to hear of his safe arrival at the home of his sorf. Dr. B. J. Bill in Wisconsin.
 Library Collection.
 The collection taken up in the yil- lase for the Soldiers library amounts to ss.50. The confectionery store of which Charles sPechfe was proprietor was sold to George Campbell as MT. Pechie was called to go to Camp Devens last Thursday.
 There was a dkrce in Social hall
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
CL.ASGO

Collection for War Library. Fund Amounts fo $s.so-chariss Peehie, Called to Join New Arnny,>es Out His Business,