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Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
SALEM
Temperance Advocate to Speak at Con sregationaI Churoh-Visitors During the Week.

G. J. Murray, Winfield Hanney, J. Milton Clark and James Beebe were business callers in Lebanon recently.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Matthews and children were visitors at Rocky Point Sunday.
 Mrs Edith Chadwick of Ilion, N. T.. depending a few days with local rel atiVes.
 Mr and Mrs J. R. Getchell of New London spent Sunday at Mill Valley bungalow, gues ts of MT. and Mrs. Hen " Tisdale.
 Laurence and Ernest Beebe of New Haven are spending two weeks vaca- lion at their home here.
 The Y. P. s. c. E. meeting Sunday evening was led by Mrs. Helen Ma Nona.
 Rev. E. w. Potter to Speak.
 Sunday morning Rev. Edward ". Potter of New Haven, assistant secre- tary of the Connecticut Temperance league, will speak in the Congrega- .ionai church.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Malona enter ,ained relatives and friends from Gro- .on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Ray and Miss Kathryn Ray of Colchester and Mrs. Ivy Bailey and son Theodore of Nor Hich were callers in town Sunday evening.
 Miss Minnie Kingsley is spending several weeks with her brother fin Salisbury
 Waite Kingsley and David Wright of Salisbury recently visited MT. Kingsley's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Will liam Kin gsley.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
LIBERTY HILL
Earl James Passes Draft Examination
 Personal Items.
Mrs. Raymond Afontt and da,

Mrs. Raymond Noffitt and daugh- ter, Eveline, of Hartford, are spending 3 few days with Mrs Moffitf'ss par eRts, MT. and Mrs Q. w. Gurley.
 Passes Draft Exsmin alton.
 EarI' James, who has been. drafted, las <een examined and passed. Mir James is the son of NIT. and Mrs. John James.
 Mrs w H. Peckham of williraantic visited her sister-in-l law, Mrs. Albert s. Peckham and called on friends here Wednesday.
 Mrs. Hattie L. -Starkweather, who has been on f .weel's visit with her rousins in Middletown, returned We'd nesday. z .
 Visited in Elm City. : Mir. and Mrs. J. George Clark were guests of Mir. Clark's nephew, Archie C. Smith, in Westville from Saturday until Tuesday. Mir. Smith is -draughts- man and designer in the Winchester Bun and Cartridge works, New Haven. where they employ about Is thousand hands.
 MT and Mrs. Everett C.. Payson. Miss Annie NJ. Harvey and Earl James were in New London Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
ROAD 5CCIEIY
Rev. J. O. BarroWs Breaches at Road Church-Pomona Grange Meeting.

Rev. J. O. Barr<vs of Norwich Town preached a most helpful sermon Sun day to good sized audience. Later David L. Gallup and family took him by automobile to his daughters. Mrs. Dwight Stones, in the borough for a short stay.
 Mrs Jane Percy of New York is staying at her brothers, Allen w. Harvey.'s.
 Miss Gunderson of Providence is wis., iting at Montauk as the guest of Miss Mollie Palmer
 Pomona Meeting.
 Pomona Grange met with Stonington Grange Thursday witt, a good attend ance. A most interesting meeting was held.
 Mrs Elliot H. Peabody of Worcester, Mass, is a guest a : Maple Lawn for some weeks.
 Canning Demonstration.
 A canning demonstration was given st the church pariors Friday afternoon by Mrs. J. H. Stivers, assisted by the domestic science teacher of the bor- ough, when corn dried and canned. and apples and beans also were fully dem cnstra ted to the ladies assembled.
 Aieck Lincoln. of New Jersey. ar rived Friday to spend the weekend with his family at Charles S. Moves
 Mrs. x. Stanton Gates was In New Haven, Wednesday. to see Mrs. Will Tribble. whose little son was injured badly in the recent Branford trolley accident
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
PENDiETON HILL
sawr1iII Moved to Edwin Msins Prop erty-Two Local Young Men Pass Draft Examinations.


 Gaspard Jenkins, cousin of Mrs. Edward Ryder. and Miss Peggy wise Of Apponaue. R. l., are guests of Mr and Mrs. Ryder for two weeks.
 Miss Campbell has been in New York the past week.
 Mrs Susan Miner of NorwooA R. T. and Mrs. Lydia Harris of Easieviils daughters of Westerly were Monday afternoon callers al Mr. and Mrs Birdsey Palmer's home.
 Harrison Kinnear has bssn ernpioy- ed at the Palmer homestead for the past two weeks.
 BirdseA and Cameron Palmer and Ed Harrlnaton have taken the contra CT to house the hay on the Robert Palmer estate
 Malcom Thompson has purchased a new engine for his sawmiii. which ie now located on property owned by him and Edwin Maipe at the foot Of the Col. Palmer hill. guest of his mother In law. Mrs. Eiiz- abeth Thompson. at Ferndale
 Pass Examinations.
 Clark Coon and Charles cottreu have passed their draft examinations
 SohooIhouss Renovated.
 Mrs. Etta Miner Osborn. with A the schooIhouse reparatory to the opening of the fall term.
 Mrs. Mary Palmer has been suffer Ing an i'll turn the past week. pr. Wesley Hale. chairman of the state dental board of Massa chus sstts, recently at his former summer home here.
 Homer Kinnie.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS

large number attended from Norwich plainfeld and elsewhere.
 Stephen B. Sweet of Southbridge, Mass, was a caller in town Sunday.
 Gift of Flag.
 The Y. P. U. of the Baptist church presented the church a beautiful flag last Sunday evening, the presentation being made by the president of the society, Morris Anderson.
 Mrs. Mary E. Maine and daughter, Emma, are visiting Mrs. Mausice Stewart at Thonnaston.
 Several from here attended the Chautauqua at Jewett City
 Louise Cadoret of Worcester is vis- iting with relatives in town.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
NORTH FRANKLIN
Red Cross Work Follows Missionary
 Meeting at Hall.

Miss Helen ConaGer entertained Fri day Miss Gladys Holmes of Norwich.
 The midweek prayer meeting was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Walter Vail, with, a good attendance.
 Mrs. 0. l.. Johnson, Mrs. R. NJ. Harding. Mrs. Albert Stiles and Miss Lydia Johnson were hosteSSes at the home missionary meeting held in Com munity hall Thursday. Twenty ladies were in attendance. The usual Red Cross work was taken up.
 Guest at Beach Cottage.
 Mrs. Kate whitford is the guest of Mrs Leonard '. Smith at Ocean Beach.
 Hart Lamb has returned from the west and is spending a few weeks in Franklin.
 Mrs. Eugene Clarke and Mrs. Annie Sherman were Norwich visitors We'd nesday.
 Mrs. Jennette Hoffman and Mrs. Fred Race were Wednesday guests of Mrs. Sarah Gager of Lebanon.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
OCCUM AND VERSAILLES
Joseph LARoehe 5uslsr for Third company-Jessie Carrier efsaka Arm Ky Fall from Hammock.

Ovila Preavy, Rowland Rivers Jo- seph LaRoche. John Evans. John Gn- va, five local members of the Third company. c. A. C.. spent Sunday with
 Appointed eusIer.
 Joseph LaRoche has received his ap- pointment of bugler for the Third company. C. A. C..
 Mrs. =. W. Perkins, accompanied by seven young men members of her Sun day school class, held their annual cutting on the 1lth. The day was spent at Rhode Island summer resort.
 New Mail Carrier.
 O. I.aRoche recently received ths government appointment for carrying he mail between the Versailles fAn- cffice. MT. LaRoche began his new duties on the 1fth.
 Methodist Church Closed.
 Following the custom in preceding years the Versailles NJ. F. church viii be close1 for the next two Sundays. The sessions of the Sunday school WlI be omitted as well
 Henry Frohmader has been a New York visitor recently
 Samuel LeFave. for the second time within few months. is couhned to the house suffering from severe cut on his leg, the result of the glaucing Of an axe with which he was al work.
 Breaks Arm Renss.
 Jessie. the young daughteT Of Mr and Mrs. Eugene Carrier. fsi1 from a Hammock a few days since. breaking both bones of her left arm
 MT. and Mrs. C. II. Boyens have been tntertainIng Mir. and Mrs. William " Bird ani Miss Alice Bird S spri-s Vailev. W. Y.
 A Taftyile soda dealer had q mar TOW escape from injury just before noon Thursday when the liRhf truck which he was driving overturned in front of the Cccum schooIhouse Ths driver while endeavor!ng to replace q hoy of empty soda bottles lost control of his c1r, turning directly across the street. The car was but slightly dam aged and was driven nway under i-s own power The load of empty soda bottles was badly broken
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
NORTH STCNnTGTON
Woman Preacher 10 Supply at Con- grecationaI Church-GFa nge to Have General Misunderstanding Demon stration.s F

A Y. NJ. C. A. worker of New London MT CoOv-, spoke in the Third Baptist church Sunday. morning The evening service was conducted bN a team from
 Vacation Supplies.
 Rev. c. D. Fisher. pastor of the Con Freeational church has entered upon a fl few days in Fall River, Mass, and later will take a western trip. His pulpit will be supplied next Sunday b% Rev. W. A. Farran of Providence, G-d on Aug. 26, by Rev Gertrude R.. Coe. Of NyVaterbury, who is a sister of Mrs. Fisher
 Miss Kathleen Eagan of New York returned home Sunday, after two weeks visit with Mrs. Leonard Main. Allen W. York is home from Hart ford on his annual vacation.
 House Party.
 Mrs. William c. Hammond a sum- r1er resident ga ve a l1rge house party over the weekend.
 Mrs. Elmer E. Richmond of Canter- burv. was a guest Sunday, of her r11other. Mrs T.-P. Norman. Mir. and Mrs L. L. DrtIry and three children Of Mount EHermor. Mass, and Mfr and Mrs. H. " Drury and two children. of Bloomfield N J., are spending a few-days at the home of Pev. Lucian Drury.
 Miss Gladys -EgGleston is attending Miss Nellie J. Campbell gave can ming demonstration in Grange hall Fri Gay afternoon.
 Grange Picnic.
 The grangers and their friends, who soever may como. are to have picnic Wednesday, Aug. 22nd on the grange grounds.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
LAUREL GLEN
William Price, Only Local Man Draft
 ed, Passes Examination.

Mrs Erwin Holdredge and daugh- ters Elizabeth and Helen. who have been occupying AttavC.y Mains house for several weeks returned last week to their home in Providence.
 Margaret Cornell of Westerly has returned after spending several days with her aunt, Mrs. T. D. NcCullock.
 Only Man Drafted.
 William Price and son. Arthur Fave rented tenement of Marshall Riu. Mir Riu was the only one called by the draft from this place ana passed the examination.
 Charles Main of Noank spent Sun day with his grandparents. Mir and Mrs Nathan Main.
 MT and Mrs. Thomas Ahearn and Mrs Cynthia Watson of Westerly were at the home of Mrs. Amos Pal mer last Sunday.
 Clifford Burtch was in Westerly, Saturday afternoon on business.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
LEONARD BRIDGE

Lawson Corbett of Bridgeport is spending some time with his grand mother, Mrs. Ida F. Cummings.
 Miss Kathryn Walsh of Brooklyn. N. Y. is spending her vacation with her brother, David Walsh.
 s. Berkowitz of New York spent the week -end with local friends.
 Mrs. Istenes and son were in Col chester. Wednesday.
 Charles Moea went Tuesday mohn- ing to New York, where he is to re- side.
 Misses Kathryn Walsh and Lavinia P Knee1apd were in Colchester, We'd nesday afternoon.
 Mrs. and Mrs. R. E. Cummings mo- tored to Hartford recently in their new touring car.
 Louis c. Schroeder was in colches- ter recently
 Max LHbetskv and Miss Filler were married Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
CLARK'S FALLS

Mr. and Mrs. S. Frank Palmer at- tended the Methodist church at West erly, Sunday. They also went to Watch Hill on the electric cars.
 MT. and Mrs. Wilson D. Maine and daughter, June Myrtle, were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Richard Maine, Sunday afternoon.
 = Stephen Frank Palmer was in New London, Monday, as one of the young men of this town on the draft list. He passed the examination. He is an em- ploye of the Felt mill.
 Miss Flora F. Burdick of Bopkinton is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Horace v. Palmer.
 MT. and Mrs. John Perry were in Canonchet, R. l.. Sunday, to visit MT. and Mrs Mallory Maine.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
HAMBURG
Dance at the HaIi-Supper Served Members of Ladies' Aid Society.


 Mrs. J. L. Martin of Springfield Mass, is the guest of Mrs. K. N. Bill. A number of ladies met Wednesday afternoon to prepare work for the Fri day meeting of the Red Cross. The young people enjoyed a dance at the public hall last Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. Bert Gear and daughters of Centerb-ooll were visitors at Robert Sawyers the first of the week.
 Party from Meriden. A large party came from Meriden last Saturday and enjoyed one of the famous Martin house dinners. Arthur ScriVens and J. c. Hoffman of New York were week end guests at Edgewood.
 Miss Carrie Bill and Miss Marjorie Lord served supper at the Ladies Aid society meeting last Wednesday. Donald Reynolds and family spent the past week at Oyster river. Others of the party were Mrs. Frank Gage, Misses May, Tessie and Grace Hard ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
NIANTIC
Mrs. Minnie H. Allen Killed in Trolley Accident - EhIer- -Zetterhclm Mar riase.

Mrs E D. Butler of East Lynn, Mass. will speak at the Ladies Aid society's building Sunday. There was ! good attendance at tho services last Sunday.
 Killed In Trolley Accident.
 Word was received in the village Wednesday of the sudden death in the Branford trolley accident Of Mrs. Min was stated about town that Mrs. Allen mad been in New Haven on a shopping tour an6 was returning to Clinton, where she had been working for seV- tho car which was telescoped by the New Haven bound car. Mrs. Allen was well known locally. having lived here for some time. She left the vil iage the early part Of the summer, going to Clinton as housekeeper.
 General News.
 Robert l.. ManwarinE left by auto mohile Sunday for a visit to Freeport, MT and Mrs Norman r. ofanwaring and party of Freeport. T.. l., motored -o the srove Saturday for short stay.
 Byron C. Eddy has returned from a business trip to Bridgeport
 A1r. and Mrs. .rcsenh Delbridge of Bridgeport spent Sunday Tt Fairfield
 Joceph p. McCov of Clinton. tower operator at thnt place, was here Mon dav for short stay.
 w T.. Beebe has returned to work q the railroad station.
 Roy Smith and party. who have heen camping here. left bv automobile Sunday for their homes in Williman- tic.
 Married in New York.
 Tra n. :. Ehler of this nlace and Miss Agnes Zetterholm of Wallineford were married last week in New York MT EhIer is employed by the New Haven road at this place for several years and Miss Zetterholm was teacher in the Niantit school for some time.
 Mrs. Lucy Miner of Lyme is visiting her brother. !. Percy Morgan.
 Fred T Howard who has heen doing electrical work at Fishers Island for nome time, is visiting at his home.
 Soldiers Furnished Music.
 The dance given at the pavilion Wednesday evening netted a good sum, half of the proceeds going to the sol diers. who furnished the music.
 Walter R. Denison of the Golden Spur was in the grove Wednesday on business.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
CHESTERFIELD

1iany from here attended Sparks st~ciIr. t<-2 =
 rile Eureka Social club dance was v,.3t attended Thursday evening. Peo- E, from Waterford, Lymesand New r3a.Ion were present. Ice cream cake lni goda were sold. g Nt5 Lydia Eeckwith of New London.
 Y,~ Charles sPowers. NsfTlis Chap ,en. Miss I..sen H oines ef IJncasvflle U.d x ,. Ethei. Fla stand and a friend D. Fitchviiie were callers Sunday f Mrs. Hattie Cha appelrs.
 George Allen. who is training at
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
: HANOVER

Robert Eadie of Boston Is the guest of his father, James ". Eadie.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Babbitt, and daughter, Addie. of Valley Falls. R. L., are guests of MT. and Mrs. James Bab- bitt, of Main street.
 James w. Eadie is at Northheld Mass, for a few days.
 Mrs. Frank Crozier and son. Fran cis, of Valley Falls, R. l.. are the guests of MT. and Mrs. James Rabbit.
 MT. and Mrs. William G. Park are at Bethlehem. x. H.. for few days.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
GLASGO
Funeral of Aida Fournier-xmestins Of Ladies Aid Society - Robert Bur rouehs Sails for France.

Aida. the year old daughter Of AiT and Mrs Charles Fournier, died Sat urday after an illness of only two days Funeral services were held Tuesday af ternoon. Rev. R. P. Morrissey ofieiat- ing.
 Among those who attended the Ia dies Aid society meeting at Mrs. v. were Mrs. Nichols of Waterbury. Mrs Goodbody of New Jersey. her sister of Long Island and Miss Root Of Long Island, a cousin of Mabel Ciustafson.
 To Meet at Parsonage.
 The ladies are hoping 10 meet at the parsonage in two weeks. as Mrs. Robert Burroughs leaves for her school duties at North Andoy-er the first of September Mir Burroughs sailed for France the first of the week.
 Passed Examination.
 Fred Burdlck passed the physical ex- amina ton at New London Tuesday also Alexander Tanner and Edmund LacroiX.
 near Pendleton Hili, Tuesday. spent the night with friends. arriving at Mrs. Burdick's for the Aid society meeting Wednesday,.
 Attended Funeral
 Miss Sarah Cameron, with Mfr end Mrs. Blanchard. attended the fuperai services of Charles r. Main in Volun- town Friday afternoon. There was a large attendance and beautiful flowers. Frank Kinney has been i'll.
 Mrs. Frank Kinney. who has been and was able to visit her son and fam fly In Voluntown recently. Her daugh- ter. Mrs. Gardner. has returned to her work In Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
Canninq Demonstration
ASHWILLETT

Miss Emma Johnson has returned to New London after visiting for a few days with her siste[ Yrs. Grover C.. Maine. and family.
 Edwin Maine of Maine's Crossing has finished having at Ashwillett
 Mrs. Phebe E. Wilcox entertained Sunday Ter daughter and the 1atters husband. Mir. and Mrs. Gilbert Miner of Jewett City.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18

ors from Norwich, Lebanon and Fe- chaug grange. A program of music and recitations was enjoyed, also trip to Niagara Falls, the tourists be- ing treated on the way with corncakes and candy, and at the Falls cake and ice cream were served.
 Miss Cynthia Crary returned home Sunday after spending week with friends in Mystic
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
VOLUNTOWN
Crowds Attend Lawn Fete of St Thomas Parish-Handsome Flag Presented Baptist Church.

Harry Groves of New Bedford, Mass, is visiting at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Walter C. Tanner.
 MT. and Mrs. Ezra Briggs. William Knight, George T. Briggs and Miss Christina Briggs spent Sunday at Quonochontaug Beach, R. I.
 A number of local residents were business callers in Norwich, Saturday last.
 Lawn Fete Success.
 The annual lawn fete held at the rectcry of St. Thomas church last Friday and Saturday evenings proved grand success in every way. A
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
MOHEGAN

Mrs. Dolbeare, Mrs. SksesuciSs and Mrs Avery were at Watch Hill Thurs day.
 Mir and Mrs. Gilbert and daughter of Virginia are visiting Mrs. Giiberr1 parents, Mir. and Mrs. w. A Cooke.
 Mir Matthews was at Ocean Beach the first of the week
 MT. and Mrs. James Strickland and children were guests of Mir and Mrs. E. C. Fowler recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
FITCHVHLE
Public Canning Demonstration at
 Town Hall This Afternoon.

Miss Mary McManus of Norwich and Miss Margaret Mclean of Ansonia were recent guests of NIT. and Mrs. John Fields.
 Miss K atie A. Murphy of Norwich is visiting her niece, Miss Katherine McCarty
 Fred SaIzer of Syracuse N. Y, was the recent guest of his sister. Mrs. Mary Nara.
 Canning Demonstration.
 There will be a canning demonstra- tion in the town hall this (Saturday) afternoon at 3.15 o'clock An auto turck will furnish free transportation to and from the hall to this village and all interested are being urgad to be present.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
Who is Going and Coming = Incidents, Accidents and
 s1E7= @s Building iu Three Counties.

Mantle camp, was Sunday caller on friends here.
 Mir and Mrs. Leon Rix of Groton called on MT. and Ms. Charles Tinker Sunday.
 A number from here attended the Kosakow and Ka plan wedding in New London Sunday night.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
PRESTON
Union Service-Grangers on Imaginary
 Trip to Niagara Falls.

Secretary Edwin Hill of the Norwich Y. M. c. A. will preach at the Congre- gational church Sunday.
 Mrs. Ernest Maine of Hartford has been spending the week with her mother Mrs. Sarah Starkweather.
 There was a union service at the Congregational church Sunday, the pastor of the Baptist church being awak on a vacation.
 Changers as Tourists.
 The grange had a very interesting meeting Tuesday evening with visit
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18

Mir. and. Mrs F. JG. StarlS-sEere wis., itors in New. Haven aye sataITcs s ss: o. Norwalk are guests of friends in this
 MT. and Mrs Frank snau1ding and family of West Haven, were visitors here this week.
 On Vacation Trip.
 A company of young people from here left Tuesday afternoon, for a va are Alfred sOnd derdonk, Calvin sMvCall. Arthur RaRdaA E. EIk Mccall and Clarence Thomas They expect to be gone ten days.
 4syf gsfler Aged a2.
 Among tfie @ lumber from here who called on Mrs Edwin Gillette at the home of her daughterse Ars, Robinson. noon was Mrs. B. F. Randall now in her 93rd year. It was Mrs, Gillette's e7th birthday Sl1nd daV.sF s,~f -*k.
 -,.Note to, Call Pastor== IF
 At a msetng of the Goshen church held August 18th. is was voted to ex- tend a call to the Rev Thomas A Will Hams, fhe veleh preacher2 of Union. to be their settled pastor
 MT. and Mrs William Cranker and children. William -cFaalker and : Miss Abbie Cranker. Miss Esther Cranker and Miss Mary Cranker. of New Lon dOH NOAt 7uCSlS OA AAASlANto H0AC IiAo week.
 A number from Goshen spent the day at Ocean Beach "Wednesday.
 T. Is amusfr~r on summer evenings of late in the vicinity. of Maple Hill to hear the calls of two, 5oun g iaoot owls. Misses Imogene and Harriet Man ming of Norwich have returned, after spending the week with friends in this place.
 The first katydid was heard August 18th. It is an old saying that frost is six weeks away
 Speedy Reapins.
 Joseph FeIdman at Oakland Farm has a modern self-binding reaper that will easilly cut and deftly bind the golden grain into neat bundles at the PHte of one acre an hour.
 Oramei M- Mott was the guest of his brother at Hillside Farm here this week. "f Ef -7F
 4fr. and Mrs. A. D. Lamb of Frank lin attended church service here Sun day. s=s3o'7 rH+ +71 @.<<
 Mrs. William q. Curry and children of Chicopee Falls, 'Eass.. are visiting friends in Goshen. Mrs. Curry's former home.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
FRANKLIN
Officers Elected at Annual Meeting oR
 Ladies' Aid Society.

Mir and Mrs. Louis StarioweatheP and. children, Ernest and Ruth, and Mrs. May Ross were recent guests Of Mir and Mrs George l.. Ladd.
 Officers Elected.
 At the annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society held recently, the follow ing officers were elected: Mrs. Fred Race, president: Mrs. Hermon Gaser, vice president: Miss Ella Smith. sec retary and treasurer.
 Abbie Speeler and Miss Lucy Hyde were in Norwich, Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Linblane and daughters, of New York have been spending the week at The Birches"
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
They Can't Stand It..

Y Chickens at s10 apiece and butter at s a pound in Austria point to con- peace proposals in the near future. - New York World.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
New London County
GOSHEN
Caller of e2 Visits Mrs. Edwins Gillette Who is. s7-church Votes to Gall Rev.. Thomas A. tWitIia ms, of Union.

Mir. and. Mrs F. G. 5Staris4sSere vis- itors in New Havep Satllr1days
 Mr.. apd Mrs. Dwight Sparkling of Eorwalk are guests of friends in this
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18

Mir. and Mrs Frank Spau1ding and family of West Haven were visitors here this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
On Vacation Trip.
4SEf gsrter Aged e2.

Among the numDef rom ntre WhO called on Mrs. Edwin Gillette at the home of her daughters. Ars, Robinson, at Red Gables, Lebanons Sunday after noon was Mrs. B. F. Randall now in her 93rd year. It was Mrs, Gillette's e7th bfrfhdav Sunday. TT 2- sk.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18

Mrs. E D. Butler of East Lynn, Mass. will speak at the Ladies Aid society's building Sunday There was good attendance at tha services last