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Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
WESTNfisyS | ER
Rev. T. Edward Davies 6aptizes Two
 nfants-Prcaehes Timely: Sermon
 Meeting of Red Cross Workers Praise For Conae o+ieut 5CroEs.

At the morning service last Sunday two infants received the sacred rite of taptism. One, the son of Mir. and Mrs. Martin HaSopian,. the other the son of MT. and Mrs, Arthur IT. Ma cI<eod. The sermon by the pastor was from the text Matt. 1s-6. But wfoso shall offered one of these little ones which believe in Me it were, better for him his neck. and that he were drowned in the depth of the sea- No notice had been previously given of the bap- tisns but a good number, both of chil- dren and adults were present through the service
 Home Prayer Meeting.
 The thought of the Wednesday home-prayer services was Gods Gifts are Without Measure OF Limita tions on His Part.
 The Westminstsr will unite with the church at the Plains tomorrow Sunday, evening.
 Red Cross Workers Entertained.
 Some unable to attend, greatly re- gretted missing the monthly meeting together Of the various sections of Canterbury's Red Cross Auxiliary at Mrs. Ida Shorter's last Tuesday after noon. It was a large gathering and accomplished considerable. enjoying to the utmost the hospitality of the hos tess and her family in their home ideal for such purposes.
 NIT. ADeTS, medical student, is boarding at Rest-a- while, with the Moodys.
 Mrs. Lucy Smith of Hebron is spend ing time in her home in Westnin ster.
 A number of summer boarders have arrived at Mrs. Columbus Smiths, the Rosenweigs and in other homes.
 Misses Catherine and Grace Ned bury have been spending a few days at home
 Miss Linnell and Miss Frost. teach CTS in Brooklyn. are at home for the summer, with Miss Linelrs parents
 Connecticut Crops Promising.
 Axel .Ha1estrom, writes from NIon- tana that Connecticut gives promise Of better crops than any state through which he passed, in taking his trip West.
 Mrs. Simon Rosenweig has returned from New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
STAFFORD
Machinery in New Addition to Phoe nix Mill to Be Run By Power Fror Vermont.

Sa muel Murray has resigned at H. r. Cadys.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Nj. Wright have re- turned from visit with Sprin yf cid relatives.
 Mrs. William Woodhsad and three sons, of Springfield, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. George H. Bray.
 Miss Sarah Dickenson, who broke her leg last winter has returned to her home from the Johnson hospital
 Addition to Mill.
 A one-story brick addition 14xA0 has been added to the finishing de- partment of the Phoenix mill. Mod ern machinery has been added which will be electrically driven. Power will be taken from the high tension wires conning from Vermont.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harley Dimrnock have moved into the tenement vacated by Mfr. Swift
 Rev. r. L. Manderson occupied the pulpit at the Methodist church, Staf- ford Springs, last Sunday morning in the absence of the pastor, Rev. l.. Ald- rich.
 Oscar Colburn has resigned as jani- tor of the Baptist church. Mir. Wright is at present filing the place.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
ATTAWAUGAN

Mrs. Cornelia Geer was taken sud- denly il Sunday
 Earl Weeks entertained a party of friends last Saturday
 Mr- and Mrs. Charles Blackmar have been visiting at Nashua N H.
 Mrs. Raymond Mitchell was in Wor- cester Wednesday,.
 Thomas Fine rSon of Worcester wis tied Albert Robinson and family a part of last week
 NIT. and Mrs. Joseph Tatro of Hart ford spent the week end with relatives here.
 MT. and. Mrs. Charles Andem, their son and his wife were at Ocean Beach recently.
 Mrs. Warren Spencer was in Web ster " ednesday visiting.
 Mrs Edward Ollson is entertaining her sister and son.
 N1r- and Mrs Albert RolIin son. Thomas Emerson and Walter Roiiin- son motofed to Worcester Sunday.
 NE. and Mrs Charles Anderson. Jr., of Pret Hence visited A4r. and Mrs. Charles Anderson tast week
 -AtT,- and Mrs. Elmer C. Wood en- terta.ned the latters father and sis ter, Miss Mary Arnold, of Putnam on the holiday.
 Mrs. Thomas Hughes is entertaining relatives from New York and Provi- dencs.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
HAMPTON
Miss Church, War Nurse from, France, to Speak at Congregational Church. First Aid Ciass-Garden Party Nets Over $50.

Sunday evening, July Ia, at HaInp- ton Congregational church, Miss Afiri- am Church of Boston, and one of Ham pton's summer residents, will speak on her experience as A war nurse in France. Miss Church was stationed for six months at the 22d base hospital somewhere in France, then as rank of special abEity, as- signed for three months to the Ameri- can ambulance hospital in Paris She is recupera ting prepara tory to return ing in the fall, but at the request of friends has consented to speak. At the close sine will answer questions. An offering will be taken for the Red Cross
 Dr. A. D. Marsh is conducting a first aid class Wednesday afternoons. Much interest is manifested in the class.
 Miss Alice Smith and the Misses WeIles of Hartford are at Bayberry lodge for the summer
 Nearly all the houses on the street are occupied for the summer.
 Miss Flora Pearl is III with ton silitis.
 F. Q. Pllilttps. who*nae been i'll for
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14

wiKian1 Seene is employed at Chap
 Jelln yoapssssT pnoa .fannils Of North
 The members of the c. A. R. post of Chaplin attended the funeral of Dr. Converse Thursday.
 Mrs. H. c. Jos1yn and Mrs. II. v: Clemens with Roy Latham. motored to Willimantic the latter part of the week on a business trip.
 Mrs. H. .. Joslyn and Mrs. K G. Clemens attended a canning demon stration in Putnam recently given by Miss Costello of Storrs.
 Rev. Stanley Carter Sherman was in this village calling on parishloners the carly part of the week
 Attended Dance.
 A number from here motored to west Ashford and attended the dance Friday evening" Cady's ol&hestra fur- nished n1usiC. Mir. Humes of Hampton was the prompter.
 Funeral of pr. Converse.
 The community was saddened 10 hear Monday of the sudden death from heart failure of Dr. H. H. Converse of Eastford. He was well known, having practiced in Eastford and vicinity for years. He was prominent in poltlcaI and social affairs and will be greatly missed. He leaves his wife and several children and grandchildren. His fu- neral took place Thursday at o'clock
 Henry May of Boston is at his un- cIe'S. George fSpaufding's. for a few weeks.
 Mrs. Dew's Funeral.
 The funeral of Mrs. Dew was held at the family home Tuesday at 7 D. m. RtIriaf was in Wiliimantic cemetery. Two daughters Mrs Harry Peltier and Esther Dew, and two sons, Walter and Clarence. survive
 Mrs. FI.-C. Joslyn is at Woodstock Va lev caring for a patient William Downing and son returned to Worcester Monday.
 MT. and Mrs John Whitford called on friends here recently. Mr. .sand Mrs. H1hitfcra reside in Ashford.
 4 party from here will motor to Rocky Point Sunday and enjoy shore dinner
 Miss Gladys Joslyn of Worcester and friend are being entertained at Rlv- erside cottage.
 Lieutenant Latham was in New London recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
DAYNMzEE
Local Boy Promoted in 13tb +Company William Martin Working in Can ada-Sociaf. and Personal Items.


 Miss Rayynie Stebbins. R. N. of Nor wich was q recent guest of Mrs Mary D. Stokes. Leon Blanchard of the Thirteenth Company, C.. A. C.. has been promoted to sergeant.
 Mrs. James Burnett of Providence, R. l.. was a visitor with Mir. anG Mrs. Fred W. Burnett Tuesday.
 Arrives in Maryland. Mrs John ". Wright arrived home last week from Maryland She will spend the remainder of tho summer with her sister, Miss Helen Kelley. Joseph .Berthiume has gotten through clerk at the store of Alma Forcier at Goodyear.
 Leaves For College.
 Miss Jennie c. Berrinan left on Monday for Boston, where she will take a course of study at Simmons Mrs. John w Wright and Miss Hell er Kelley entertained Saturday, Mrs Barber and daughters. Lillian. Alice, and Mary of Westminster. cWt:. ana Mir. and Mrs. Kenneth Michie are entertaining the latter's sister, Miss Sarah Thompson of Providence for the month. MT. Snow of Providence was their guest Sunday.
 E1vin Esten of Quincy, Ma ss., spent the week end with Donald Field.
 George w Bennett and family and Miss Ruth Davis of Lakewood, R. l.. were visitors with Mrs. Fannie s. Bennett Sunday.
 Miss AveriI Esten of G1endale, R. T., spent the week end with Miss Carrie Franklin.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Brearley have as visitors this week. Mrs. Edith Ccul- ter and son, Walter of Maynard, Mass. Miltor Burnett of Worcester was at home over Sunday.
 Miss Dorothy Porter of Edgewood, R. L was the guest Monday of Mrs. Frank Field and family.
 William Martin has gone to Canada to work for Shipbuilding company.
 Working m Canada.
 Ra1sh Elliott and Acauinas Reddy have wore to work for the construc- tion company at the Connecticut Mills. Wayland Elliott has employment with the Assawaga Woolen Co.,, for the summer.
 The CongregationaL Sunday school is planning for a picnic.
 Miss Estelle Tripp spent last week with relatives in New London.
 Harry Wakefield and family were with relatives in Norwich last week. Ralph Brearley is visiting his grandparents at Westerly, R. l.
 Miss Hilda A. Williams. who teach es at Greenfield, Mass, is at home for the summer
 motoreo to Shore. Donald Field, E1win Esten and Miss es Murfei Field Carrie Franklin, Dorothy Porter and Averil Eaton mo- tored to Crescent Park, R. l., on Sun day.
 Benjamin Cosswill has been spend ing a week vacation in Boston. It is expected that Mir. aSld Mrs. Cogswen and infant son will return home this week.
 Mrs. Frank James spent Sunday with relatives in Pascoag, R. l.
 Albert Hughes of Rochester, N. r, and Arthur Hughes of Worcester Mass. have been recent guests of their parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. Hughes of Otis street.
 Sunday Services.
 There was an unusually large at tendance at the Congregational churyil Sunday morning to listen to fine dis ,ourse by the pastor, Rev. William Swanson. from the theme, The Re- auon of Society to Her Repentant ind Reformed Prodig gals" Tomorrow ir. Swanson's subject will be, The Coming of the Morn"
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
EAST KTLLNGLY
Relatives Help Mrs. Hannah 6arstow Celebrate soth Birthday-WiIlis Will Hams Reaches Four Score Also.

Mrs. Willis Covfn of Abin gton spent Monday with Mrs. Hannah Smith.
 Afr and Mrs. E. E. Chase, .Jr., and Mrs Eliza Chase were in Providence Saturday attending the funeral of a relative.
 MT. and Mrs Clifford Arnold of Elm vile visited relatives here Sunday.
 Clarence smith spent Saturday in
 Ralph shekIeton and Frank ShekIe- ton and family of Hartford were week end guests of the gentlemen's father, Joseph Shei1leton.
 Clarence Chandler and family of g Danielson. Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Pot ter and STr. and Mrs. William Yare were in North Scituate, R. T.. Sunday helping 4. r. Sayles celebrate his george Pray. and family of Banou- vile were guests of relatives here on Sunday.
 Misses Ada and Doris Burlingame of vacation with their parents, Mir. and Mrs James W.=-Burlingame. 30 Years Old.
 Thirty relatives of Mrs. Hannah Bastou smith met at-h her home Mon from those present and postcards from absent frie nds.---
 Willis Williams was So years old July f. He has lived here many years.
 -Hi 7- -N S4iAS iiditlioll ol- DoStOH Aa lhS guest of her mother, Mrs. Hannah smith.
 Mrs. Tsraes- P. Chase spent wednes day in Danieison with her son, Arthur F. Chase. and family.
 Frank Wood of Danieison was a sunday guest of relatives here.
 Frank Smith and family of Putnam Heights visited local relatives Mon day
 Mrs. Bernard Edwards has returned from a. yisit~Eith Hampton relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson were sunday guests of Mir. and Mrs. Clar- ence Soule.
 Mrs. Glhar.es -Egan of Providence has been spending a few days with her mother. Mrs. Nettie Jacques.
 Misses Nellie NJ Chase and Doris smith visited friends in Foster Center Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
MASHAPAUG

Mrs. George Crawford served din- ner for twenty three people of Springfield Mass. yesterday.
 John Sullivan of Boston. was the guest of Mrs. Tillie Curboy, recently. He came to bid her good-b bye as he has joined the navy.
 Frank Durfee was the guest of Mfr and Mrs. Daniel Thompson over Sum- day.
 Mrs. Evira Ryder with her son. of Staffordville, called on her son and daushter-in law. MT. and Mrs. Harry Ryder, Sunday.
 Mrs. George Crawford has seven boarders from Springfield.
 A dance was held at the town hall in Union. Saturday evening. A large crowd attended
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
CANTERBURY PLAINS

Communion was observed at the NJ. r. church last Sunday morning the pastor or Towards Valley church aaylng charge of the service.
 several from the Plains attended the Red Cross meeting at Mrs. Ida Short CTS home.
 The Boys and Girls cub met with Miss Grace L. Dawley, Thursday aft ernoon.
 Alfred Kashkeiper and son. Walter. are visiting at the home of F. P. Sa- bins.
 Master Charles Perkins of Jeweft Iity Is visiting his aunt, Miss Grace L.. Dawley-
 Mss Gladys Bushnell left Tuesday morning for ten days at Camn Gioi,s at Northfie.d, Mass. She. goes as one or the representatives from the church at the Green
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
ONECO
Surprise Party and Farewell Gift for Miss Agnes FranI<lin-Post Office in New Location


 A surprise and farewell party was s1ven Miss Agness Franklin recently at the home of her aunt. Mrs McDow- ell. During the evening MT William m : son in behalf of the company, present. ed Miss Franklin q silver brush and comb set Games were played and re- treatments were served Her friends expressed good wishes for Miss franklin as she goes to her new home at Jewett City.
 Miss Susie Hall is visiting her aunt Miss Nellie Ratlbun
 Mrs. Charles Northrup of Oaklawr. R. L, was caller at r. G: Marriott's Friday
 Mrs F. G. Marriott and daughter. Marjorie and Mrs BurI7ngarne arc visiting at South Manchester
 The Ladies Aid society met We'd nesday aft9rnoon in the town hall
 George Burning and family spent Sunday 2 Cromptou F. T.
 $. Burdick entertained over last sunday fred EUrdick and family of Plainf1eld. MT and Mrs. Earl Holt of ProyIdence and. Fred Holt and family Miss Ada. Greenman was in Central Village Thursday.
 Mrs. Thomas Brown. with her visiting her parents at East Han1p-
 At Worcester Funeral. MT and Mrs. Henry AfcWay were in Worcester this week Co attend the funeral of AIT. McWay's@ father.
 Mrs. Harriet E. Kenyon spent the. weekend with her mother at Moosup. Mrs Ellen E. Waite lost a valuable horse recently.
 The post office in Oneco store pre- sents an attractive appearance and MT and Mrs. James H. Dixon are try ing to please the community in ac- commodating them to the best of their ability -- 1 George Burdick is visiting at John
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
THOMPSON

MT. and Mrs. Louis E. B1acknaar of Everett, Mass. are spending their va cation with Miss Mary E: Bla ckn1ar
 Mrs. M. l.. Eddy has been at the home of Miss Ella Ballard this week.
 Mrs. Nathan Chase has been spend ing a week with her daughter. Mrs c. c. Pierce.
 Mrs. James Warren is with her daughter, near Providence.
 H.. 6. Wellington of the American Sunday. School union, from Jamaica Plains. Mass. was fl1e guest of MT and Mrs. Calvin Munyan Sunday, speaking at tine Quadic Sunday school in the afternoon.
 Mrs Gay and children are with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Munyan
 Having commenced in earnest this week, although little but moving could be done the first of the week
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
Comfort Kits compIeted.
UNION
Benevolent Society Holds Strawberr.
 Supper-The Weeks Visitors.

Lewis Scranton of Bristol spent 2 few days the past week with his par ents. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Scranton.
 John Buckley of Hartford was home over Sunday.
 J Turner and Charles Scranton are having for Fred Vinton at Sturbridge
 Mrs W. Richards received calls the past week from Ebert Kinney and his sister Miss Kinney, also Miss Beard of Putnam. Mrs. Lima Booth and her daughter Florence with her children of Staffordville and her nephew Fred J. Johnson, of Sugar Hill Holland.
 Mrs. George Heck was taken to the Johnson hospital. Stafford Springs, last
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
EAST THOMPSON
Demonstration of Canning at Neioh.
 bors' Meeting.

There will he preaching at the Meth odlst church Sunday morning at 1915. Sunday school at noon. At the girls meeting at 6.46 Mrs. Huntington viii conduct the service. Prayer meeting at D. m.
 The neigh bors' meeting was held at the Kings Daughters hall Wednesdav About 70 yere present, enjoying a so- cIaI time. Dinner was served: by the Kings Daughters, after which Mrs. Knight gave a demonstra tion on can ming fruits and vegetables
 t<lite a number from away are vis- ling relatives and friends in town.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
ABINGTON
Missionary from China to Sneak at
 Sunday Evening Service.

MT and Mrs. James MacI1intosh are FiSitlffe5 relatives in Nova Scotia
 ne Daughters of the Covenant met Monday tI-l afternoon with Mrs. E. W. Nhitehousez
 sunday evening service at the Con- GrcEational church this week will be at e-50 instead of ' 90 o'clock The speaker is to be missionary from China Aio-ii
 Mrs Frank Fuller is enter+airi,,r, ,,o,. cousin, Mrs. Mary Cater. of Caiif6rnf,
 Last week Friday evening the Con gresatIonal Sunday school he'd 2 sn- clal at J. H. Elliott's. About 75 were psesent and enjoyed a pleasant even
 The Red Cross met Thursday after noon at Library haff. ''i 'e T.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
CLARK'S CORNERS
Much Interest Shown in Recent Can
 ing Concentration.

Philip J. Palmer Of woonsocket R T., has been visiting his grandfather L. H. Jewett
 week end guests Of their son. at Cn- casyille. Mir. Jewett is now spending week in Norwich
 Miss L%onora Jennings and Miss Alice Stone have joined 3 first sid class in Hampton.
 Canning Concentration
 Mrs. Viola J. Clark gave can ming demonstration in Grange hall, Hampton, Monday,s also one on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Rob ert Jennings. Much interest was shown
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
BOLTON
Catechisr Class Begins the Season.
 Sewing For the Red Cross.

sewing r or the Hed Gross.
 Rev. C. NJ Perry of Ellington oc- cupied the pulpit of the Congregations al church last Sunday. The pastor Of the local church, Rev. R. A. Fowles preached in Ellington.
 catsehism Class.
 Rev. ". J. McQuirk of South Man in the Center School house last sun day for July and August.
 sewsd For Red crsss.
 Last week Friday Mrs. George T. Newcomb had a young girls ella Ss at her home to teach them to do sewing for the Red Cross. Thursday of this week the ladies met at Mrs New jeet.
 MT and Mrs. Myron NJ. Lee have moved from the Center to William R. Grants house in South Bolton. Mfr. Grant has gone to live with his daughter, Mrs. Charles NJ. Pinney.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Page of Bos- ton have returned home after week spent with Mir. and Mrs. Elmer J. Fin Nook
 New Jersey Guests.
 Mrs. Thomas O'Hanlon and daught- CT, Miss Catherine OHanlen, Of Ocean Grove. N. J.. are quests of Mrs. O.Han- Ions daughter, Mrs. s. NJ. Alvord at
 
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Carpenter of Westneld, Mas. are spending a. fortnight with the latter's parents, MT and Mrs. Frank l.. LooTnis
 Miss Anita R. Baker has returned from a visit to Indianapolis
 Mrs Mary A. Warner is in South Manchester spending some time with her son. Robert l.. Warner
 Mrs. John Sutter of North Bergen N. T., who has been visiting her sis ter in law, Mrs. F. J. Nathein, has re- turned to her home. Her niece, Miss Mary Mathein returned with her for visit.
 r. J. Mathein has returned to Johnson City after a visit in town
 Miss Minnie Q. EnRle of Hartford is the guest of Miss Annabel Post
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
eek for an operation for sppcndici-

week for an operation for appendici- tis.
 NTyron Heck who has been in the Johnson hospital. Stafford Springs for the past two weeks for treatment, is slowly improving.
 Strawberry Social.
 The Ladies Benevolent society held 9 straw berry and ice cream social at the hall Wednesday evening.
 Miss Louise Burnham. with a party Of friends from Southbridse, spent Sunday at her cottage on Mary IIiI
 Mrs. w. r. Marcy and her daughter Mir. and Mrs Harry Palmer of Hart ford spent a few days the past week with MT. Marcy at the Marcy home stead.
 Herbert Newell and his daughters. Edna and Airline. of Springfield called on relatives in town the first of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
There's No Eione.

Food control in this country would he the greatest and most effective measure yet. but there isn't no such thing, as they would say ln Arkau- sas.-Houston Post.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14

Food conservation Sunday will be observed here tomorrow by a special church service in tho afternoon at which there will be several speakers. Taking Sourse Of Study. Rev. and Mrs Marshall Dawson left on Monday for New York, where Mir. Dawson will take a course of study. Prof. Wheeler is entertaining his sister and her children. Dr. Charles Thorn returned to Washington W Wednesday. leaving Mrs. Thorn, the children and Mrs. Slater, who will spend the summer here
 Prof. and Mrs. A. T. Stevens and Miss Helen left for Michigan by auto on Tuesday, where they will visit their old home
 Mrs Frederic Stoneburn, her son and daughter have been guests of Mrs. C. L. Beach
 The canning school for home eco homie teachers opened Tuesday with a full registration.
 Comfort Kits CompIeted.
 The Red Cross workers have been busy on 29 khaki cases containing a few comforts for the boys who have been students at the state college. now in officers training camps or with the regulars. The wool for knitting sleeve less waistcoats, ordered under the di- rection of Mrs. Stevens several weeks go has arrived and is in the charge Of Mrs. Longley. The other kind of work to be taken up during the sum mer is Be. gian children's outfits.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

and Morton Burdiek surprise last Saturday evening; theN event being their birthday aniliFeTsary. Refresh mealtss were served and the company spent lefSghtful evening. s.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
CHAPLIN
6ais Of Woodlot-sirthday Surprise
 Party at Burdic4z Home.

Party at Burdiek Home.
 Town Clerk Frank C. Lummis lost his valuable COW. finding the animal deal in the pasture.
 Charles l.. Ross has sold his woodlot to Harold g. Main of N-indIfanl Mfr Main has a. force of help cutting the tim nper and .hss a steam mill on the lrf.
 Motored to Beach.
 Mrs I A Goodwin. Miss ida Nich- ols. Mrs. Cunningham m and daughter, Miss Fannie Russ, Mrs. Rz2. ph Russ. Miss Albe. Mrs. Fielder Russ, Mrs. prin Russ Clifford BurelicIz and AIor- ton Burdick made up a party os Ii that motored to ocean Beach last Sat Irjay.
 Birthdays Celebrated. F. \ parry =rf7sl44.ess414 gs~5e aSave Marian
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
Mindhan, County
 PHoENIxVII.LE

Members of O. A. R. Post Attend tu- neral of Drss Ef. H.ssconyerse-Ars' Dew's FuneEat-sHeld Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14

Rev. Nr CfoodselI preached in the EreSationad church Sunday. Dr. Irving Eerg, of New York, was tho speak
 Miss Vera Stearns, a teacher of
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
New Steel Bridge.

The railroad company ls raising fine track about a mile east of the ststi9z preparatory 10 placing a new steel bridge for heavier engines
 The Red Cross met for work We'd nesday at the town hall
 Mrs. J. T. Murphy is visiting her mother in South Manchester
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
Strawberry Social.
ANDOVER

pr. Irving Berg Addresses Mems CIub-Gctting Ready for New Steel Bridge.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
STOKR5

Food Conservation Sunday to Be Ob- served Ton1orron-Benev Won1 en Sew and Knit for Sailors and Soldiers
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
Quarantine Raised.

The family Of IT. A Thompson. o.5 nave been shut in for scarlet fe. CT. arc out of quarantine.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. F. Spra sue. Sire. Coleman and C. S. Williams. udtored 10 Lebanon and attended church Sunday.
 C. e. MaXheid. chief clerl. iu tne tar commissioner office. at the state capitol. and Mrs. Maxdcld were rtIl- CTS at ". g. Sn-agme-e. surda.-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14

East Orange. Y. J.. is spending tho vacation at her nome In this pace Tine Ladies Society met with 1fr- F.. W. Bass. Thursday afternoon
 There was a meeting Of the Non club al the town hall Moudat ui-nt.