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Washington Journal., 1917-05-11
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Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-04
LEFFiNGWELL
Salad Supper Served on Lawn by Aid Soeiety-Camp Meeting Sunday Tomorrow.

Miss Alice Lefhngwell of East Great Plain was the guest of Miss Rutf Ellis. Sunday.
 Mrs. E. F. Chase and sons, George and Otho, Theodore Kelsey and Clar. ence Ellsworth. of Norwich, and Fen- no Johnson, of New London. were were guests Sunday at the home ot Mrs. A. J. Johnson.
 Mrs. Rackett and son. Benjamin Rackett, have returned to their home days with Mir. and Mrs. John I. Ross
 Mir. and Mrs. Barber Wilcox ot Hamilton, R. l., are visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. M- O. Swan.
 MT and Mrs. Frank ChampIin and daughter, of Arlington. Mass. are guests at the home of MT. and Mrs E. E. Reynolds.
 Supper on the Lawn.
 A social was held Wednesday eve NIT. and Mrs. C. E. Ellis. under the uspices of the Ladies Aid Society A salad supper was served on the lawn to good attendance. The male duartette sang several selections and Mrs. J. Rogers read. Waking the Cuckoo Out of the Clock" which add ed to the amusement.
 Camp Meeting Sunday.
 There will be no service at the pastor, Rev L. o. Gates, will speak at the annual camp meeting held at the home of Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Pea body. After the basket lunch the aft ernoon session will open with a de- Votional service, after which will be sentatives of the Laymen's League of Westerly. will be present to add great ly to the interest of the meeting There will be special music.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-04
HAMBURG
Miss SeIden Talks on Flour Saving Dance For Red Cross Clears Over $f4o.

Fred Fitts and family of Hampton spent Sunday with Mrs. Fitts' par ents, MT. and Mrs. Lyman Harding.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Berg Of New York spent the past week at Robert Saw yer's.
 Miss Daphne Selden of Deep River met the ladies of the Lyme c. F. L.. last Monday afternoon to discuss the four saving problem.
 Miss Inez NJ. Peck is attending the summer school at Danbury.
 James Miller who has suffered from blood poisoning for some time had the end of a finger amputated last week by Dr. Ely Braden.
 Urgent Call For Work.
 Mrs J. l.. Raymond met the ladies for Red Cross work at the rooms in Grange hall several afternoons. the past week as there has been a hur- ry call for some wants of the work. Mir. and Mrs. Wilcox of Chester were Anchorage last Wednesday.
 Mrs. Fannie Tiffany returned to Hartford last Sunday after visit with her son, John Tiffany.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Wood, of Hartford were calling on relatives here the past week.
 Cleared Over s14o.
 The Red Cross dance at the public hall last week Thursday night was largely attended, over $40 was clear ed.
 Mrs William Marvin helped make it a success and others generously donated toward the fund. Pratts or chestra furnished music.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Ingalls, and party of friends attended the Red Cross dance here last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-04
NORTH SToNINCTON
Funeral of Mrs. Julia A. crunb-con- ductor Falls from Running Board Tea Garden Welt Patronized.

A team from the Laymen's league of Westerly led by Dr. Edwin Whitford held an Interesting meeting in the Third Baptist church Sunday even ing.
 The pulpit of the Third Baptist church was supplied Sunday morning g by Rev. Mir. Smith, Methodist clergy man of Niantic. Rev. Lucian Drury will occupy the pulpit next Sunday morning naadmdin .. :. .. morning and administer the ordinance of the Lords supper.
 Funeral of Mrs. Crunb.
 The funeral of Mrs. Julia A. Crumb b. widow of Palmer Crumb, was held at her home in the. Ashwillett district Tuesday morning. The services were conducted by Rev. Lucian Drury Burial was in Union cemetery.
 Fell from Running Board.
 Thomas McGowan, a conductor on the Ashaway trolley line. who fell from the running board of a car while collecting fares Monday and was bad 1y injured about the head. was brought to the home of his broti1er-i in law, George H. Stone, in this village. He was able to be moved to his own home, a mile distant, Thursday.
 Latham H. Gray, while at work Tuesday afternoon, was overcome by the heat, but rallied suficfentIy to be . bout on the following day.
 The Tea Garden held the past week
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-04
SOUTH GRISWOLD

Mir. and Mrs. Henry A. Guile of Nor. wich are spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. Albert c. Greene. Jeptha G. Bill and Oliver M. Young were Sunday callers at PendIeton Hill MT. Bill remained for a longer stay with friends in that vicinity.
 Mrs E H. Clark and son were in Jewett City on business Saturday.
 The entomologists were through this section Wednesday.
 A1r. and Mrs. Henry l.. Burton were recent visitors at Frank Burton's
 Mir and Mrs. Albert G. Greene ac- companied by MT and Mrs Henry A Guile. were visitors at Albert H aGuiles in Providence, also at Rocky Point Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. H. F. Button were Sunday visitors at Groton Long Point.
 H. Frank Button was in town on business Wednesday
 l.. H. kinnie and Mir. and Mrs John Woodmansee were in Norwich on bus mess recently.
 Mrs. Kerr and children of Indian Orchard, Mass. are spending the hot summer days with Mrs. E. H. Clark
 Albert R. Button finished moving tor Mrs. Harriet E. Palmer Wednes- day.
 Benjamin W. Young of willimant:c spent the week end with his father. R. H. Young.
 Word has been received of the ex- treme heat in New York where Miss Gladys l.. Thompson is taking hospital training
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-04
SALEM
Items About Local Residents and
 Their Friends.


 Mrs. T. B. Getchell of New London spent the first Of the week with Mrs II. R. TisdaIe. at Mil Valley bunsa- low.
 James Beebe spent several days in New Haven recently.
 Walter Tisdale and Walter Wood stock of the Naval Reserve stationed at Newport, and Miss Mariouv Giles, of New London, spent the day re- gently at Mill Valley bungalow.
 Home From 5ozrah.
 Miss Ruth Murray returned Sunday, after three weeks stay with relatives in Bozrah.
 The Y. P. c. F. meeting Sunday evening was led by the pastor. Rev. J. C. Hehr
 MT. and Mrs. Waiter Moran of Gales Ferry spent Sunday al the home Of Miss Ella Darling.
 Miss Lila Chapman of Montviiis has been spending several days with her sister, Mrs, Winfield Hannev.
 Ar. and Mrs. C. J. Murray and son. Donald, spent Sunday with Mrs. Nur- rays mother, Mrs. Phoebe r. Robin son, in Bozrah.
 Lubin Wheeler was a caler iu Fitchville, Sunday.
 James Clark of Greenwich is sneud- ing several days with his brother, x. l.. Clark.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-04

Arthur Holdridge. son of Judge and Mrs. .. E. Holdridge. left Monday to | attend the summer normal school in Danhury. Mir. Holdridge was grad June and will commence teaching in September. His father was a teacher for IS years.
 Mrs. Arthur D. Barrett Is entertain l ing her sister and her cousin, Miss | Margaret Stewart also her mother, all of New Tory city. Mrs Sarah H. Main returned home Sunday. after visiting her daughter, Mrs. William Cromwell of Mystic. MT. and Mrs. John A. Walk and family of Norwich, Mir. and Mrs. Will liam Cromwell of Mystic and MT and Mrs. William l.. Main of Mystic, were guests of MT. and Mrs. Frank Mans field. Sunday.
 Big Long Island Farm.
 Mrs. Nettie Young, formerly Net tie Avery of Rose Hill, Ledyard, and her son, Harold Young, both of Long Island. were Saturday guests of MT and Mrs. Isaac c. Geer. Mir. Young has 25 acres of potatoes planted on cultivation. They attended the Nor gan Allyn wedding. Friday evening.
 Mrs. Ursula F; Avery, Miss Jessie Browning and Miss Gertrue Watrous teachers in this town, are attending the Normal school in Danbury. Miss Ruth Main is also attending.
 First Green Corn,
 Two local growers were the first to carry green corn to the Norwich mar kets, which they have been carrying for more than week.
 Mrs. Ellen Stoddard of Gales Ferry was Sunday and Monday guest of Mrs. Isaac G. Geer
 Married Ten Years.
 A number of friends gathered at the parsonage Wednesday evening. it being the tenth anniversary of Rev. and Mrs. Goodenough's wedding. Cake and lee cream were served and a so- cial time was enjoyed
 Large Local Draft.
 There were s9 who registered on June between the ages of q and 31 and thirty-inine have been drawn, making over 50 per cent dran.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-04
vOLUNTOWN
Local Red Cross Contribution. Over seoo-srioos Mill Closes on Hot Ar terneens

Mir. and Mrs. Victor Dupont and family spent Sunday with relatives at Willimantic ' Miss Bertha Lewis, Miss Margaret and Miss Laura Mcguire and Mrs John l.. Herbert were at WiIdwood park Saturday evening.
 Contributed Over $500.
 During the recent Red Cross week campaign Voluntown contributed slightly over ts0e iowa rds the fund
 Nathan Graf spent Sunday at Mar raSansett Pier
 MT. and Mrs George Frink of Jew ef City were Sunday callers at the nome or MT, and Mrs. Fred Brown.
 Ine Ladies society of the Baptist church served supper in the chanel tuesday evening which was we'll at tended. '
 Everett whipple has purchased a
 Miss Dora Miner visited last week at West Haven and Mystic.
 MT. and Mrs. Wilfred Marshall of GiasEo were guests a the home of S.r and Mrs. Hassier over the week end.
 Had Charge ef Service.
 Mrs. J.. E. Knowles had charge of the young peoples service Sunday evening at the Baptist church.
 Mrs. Pfhendler and family of New York are at their summer home here Several local residents spent Sunday at Rocky Point.
 The Briggs Manufacturing compan., closed their mills Wednesday and Thursday afternoons on account of tfs hot weather.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-04
LISBON
Ladies' Aid Society Holds. Meeting on
 Lawn-Forrer Pastors Visit.

The pastor spoke Sunday morning from the theme Called Back. The even ing service was conducted by Miss Sarah Louise Hadley. who delivered an address on Temperance.
 Worked on the Lawn.
 Mrs. J. H. Kennedy entertained the Ladies Aid society Wednesday after noon. The extreme heat kept many from attending, but there was a pleas ant gathering of neighbors and few from further away. A quilt was tied and refreshments served on the lawn.
 Visit from Former Pastor.
 Rev. Edwin Bradford Robinson. q former pastor of Newent church. spent Saturday night at Mrs. s. B. Hadley's on his way to Norwich where he preached at the union service Sunday
 Claire Barber, who Is spending twc weeks vaca tion in town, motored to his home in Waterbury with his ia ther, R. R. Barber, Saturday, returning Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Learned re- gently of Vermont attended church at Newent Sunday. being guests of MT. and Mrs. Herman Learned.
 MT. and Mrs. F. L. Kanahan and Miss Mabel Kanahan were visitors in Springfield one day last week, making the trip by autom mobile.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-04
CLARK'S FALLS
Felt Mill Closed Because of Heat Small Boy Playing With Matches Starts Fire.

The Federal Felt company closed the mill Tuesday afternoon on account of the high temperature, thermometers registering nearly 1O0- Thursday the mill was still on account of scarcity of water Wyassup lake will furnish 2 supply for while.
 Mrs. Ellen Lewis of Westerly has been the guest of her cousin. Mrs. Frances Maine. south of the villa ge
 Alfred Nj. Clark has & fine looking held Of corn. A number of other fields are looking good.
 Small Boy Starts Fire.
 A year old grandson of Mrs. Net tie Maine was staying with her while his mother went berryiug. Finding some matches. he started fire in the clothes press. Censid defable dama ge was done to the clothing but the blaze was discovered in time to prevent the rouse taking fire.
 MT. and Mrs. George W. Burdfck were guests. of Horace F. Palmer and family on Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-04
ROAD 5JCIET
Local Friends Attend Burial of Irving
 A. Wheeler.

The two boys who have been for some weeks at 4. C. ~Wheeler's have returned to their homes in Provi- Gence.
 Rev MT Loomis preached at the church Sunday, representing the A. NJ. A.
 Mrs. Charles Culver who has been staying at the Culver homestead for some weeks, has returned to her home in Detroit.
 A c. Hewitt has returned from q trip to New York and Philadelphia.
 Mrs. Arthur c. Wheeler and daugh- ter Linda were at Watch Hill Tues day.
 Miss Grace D. Wheeler has returned from several weeks stay with Mrs. B. A. Herricll of Norwich.
 News of the death of Irving A Wheeler in Providence Tuesday was received here and a number of friends were at Elm Grove cemetery when the family arrived Friday about 2 o'clock. He formerly lived here but has made his home with his son-in- law Henry Carpenter. for the last five years. A son, George Wheeler. and daughter Mrs. Henry Carpenter. both of Providence. and five great grand children survive, Mrs. Wheeler having died some years ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-04
FUN ERAL.
Deacon William A. Wetmore.

Deacon William A. Wetmore. 7e who died Friday evening at the Hart ford hospital following an operation Tor trouble of long standing. was the senior deacon of the First Congress- tlonal church for 5i years. former superintendent of the Sunday school a veteran of the Civil war. a citizen of the town held in respect by all who knew him He Is survived by his widow. Abby Peckham, four sons George. Munroe, Charles and Edwards besides several grandchildren.
 funeral services were held from his home Monday afternoon. Rev. 1T A campbell officiating. Mrs. Fred Tav- Tor sang very effectively Lead. Kindly Light, and One SweetIy Solemn Ihought. The bearers were the four sons. The casket was draped with the A rnerican flag. There were bea:1tifuI terry.
 MT. and Mrs. Lou Richardson ana children are visiting Mrs. Nellie Idllia
 Ralph Royall of New York is visit- ;ng his mother. Mrs. N B. RovaI1
 MISS Virginia Loomis of Hartford and Royce Loomis of New Britain spent the week end with their parents NIT and Mrs. \. S. Leomis.s
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-04
FRANKLIN
Delegate to NorthfieId Makes Report
 Personal Items.

Mrs Crabbe and daughter, Miss Nellie Crabbe. of Worcester are guests of MT. and Mrs Erie Mitchell.
 Miss Margaret Fitzpatrick is spend ing a few weeks with relatives in New York.
 Mr and Mrs. Morton Smith and daughter Beatrice returned to their home in Hartford after spending sev- eral days with MT. and Mrs. Louis Smith.
 Guests at Wedding.
 Charles Beckwith and family and Mir and Mrs. Arthur Smith attended the Morgan Allyn wedding in Led yard.
 John Ryan has purchased a limou- sine
 Delegate Reports.
 Miss Rena Mitchell gave report of the NorrhfieId meetinos at the Chris tian Endeavor meeting Sunday even ing, having gone as delegate to Northfeld.
 MT. and Mrs Louis Smith and Ray Beckwith attended the meee.Ig at the Baptist church in Lebanon Sunday evening. Rev. Edward IT. smith of China spoke.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-04
MON1VuLE
Factories Closed During Hot After noons-Many at Red Cross Meeting.

The Union Baptist church is closed this month as the pastor Rev. MT. Clark, is spending his vacation in Maine.
 Plants Closed.
 The Palmer Brothers Go. and the Reyes Products Co. of Palmertown had to dose their factories Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons. as the heat was SO intense the employees could not work. The mercury rose to 100 in the shade, the highest in a number of years
 Mrs. Burchard motored to New Hampshire Wednesday.
 William Symeau of Fort Hamilton is spending few days furlough with his parents in Pequot.
 Mrs William Craig and Mrs. c. E. Flaherty are spending a short time with friends in Boston.
 Miss Robye Roynton has resumed her duties in Palmer Bros. Go. mills after spending two months vacation with her parents at Gardner Lake.
 Red Cross Meeting.
 The Red Cross society's meeting held at the Palmer homestead We'd nesday afternoon and evening was well attended.
 Mrs Clarence Walden and children of Boston are spending the month with Mrs. Walden's mother, Mrs. l. Browning.
 Mrs Ida Johnson is home after spending a few days with Providence friends.
 George Chagnon and family are visiting Mrs. Chagnon's mother F Lowell, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-04
ABINGTON

Mir. and Mrs. Everett Ccmings have moved to Putnam. r
 Irving Chase and daughter of Water bury were recent guests at Mir. and Mrs. Seth Kimbalfs.
 Mrs. Albert Mackintosh and children of Hyde Park. Mass, are in town.
 Miss Jane Macl1intosh Of Cleveland, O., is visiting her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. James Macintosh.
 Raymond Whitehouse is working in Bristol, Conn.
 The Ladies Benevolent society met Thursday. afternoon at Library hall.
 Mrs. Jane Whita is visiting her sis- ter, Mrs. Darius Col5urn.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-04
GARDNER LAKE

The excessive heat of the past week brought many to the lake for fishing and bathing.
 The boys of Camp Kumseeme have returned to their homes in Norwich
 Robe Boynton has returned to Palmertown. after few weeks va cation here.
 There was a large attendance at the dance held at the pavilion on Friday evening.
 Rev. Michael Maynard will hold ser vice at the M. F. church Sunday morn - ing. at II o'clock
 Mrs. F.. D. Lewis is visiting her father at Valley farm
 Mrs Kasseiton and daughter who have been spending a few weeks at Point Comfort, have returned to their home in Brooklyn
 John D. Moulton of Norwich Is spending his annual vacation at Hill Top House.
 Mrs. Asa Backus and daughter. Florence, of Norwich and Mir. and Mrs. Elmer F. Thompson. and son. Frank H, of Buffalo, N. Y., are at the Lake.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-04
PRESTON

Mrs Mary Nenson has been spend ing two weeks at her fathers, H. H. Palmers.
 Frank Crary spent Sunday in West erly.
 Mrs. William Service recently en- tertained the Ladies Aid society meet ing at her bungalow near Preston City pond.
 Mir and Mrs. Wallace l. Palmer and two daughters are visiting at Edwin Holden's.
 An open afr meeting at the Baptist church Sunday evening was well at tended. Rev. L. NJ. keneston preach
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-04

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 BenjaR1in Lewis and family of oc- cum we-exreceat visitors in fflis place R. A. s,WflbJfr of Willimsntic spent -he week end with his family.
 Mrs. AfeGovern and deugf1ter Cath crime Of occum spent the week and with relatjEes<i1 the village
 Shortenedy Working Hours.
 Because- of the intense heat wednes- day the Thread mill did not run after Danfe1 EKes1yon and sfarntlv n1otored 10 Wsscs Hin sSunday.
 4 partX4 consisting of P. Dayon. F.. Lacroiz,s E e5szrssfi1 s. .Napofe on . Da von and wfHiaIn EAez1a rd spent Stnday at Pleasant View.
 Frank LaIibertie and fannilv sn1otored to Watch Hill Sunday [s116ys.
 Herbert lift and family and Mabel aueflard~sspent Wedne esdaYs evening with sAIT. and Mrs. George Edmund of Miss; Mira Kinneysa and MT and Mrs John-i H-oodnlaRcy transacted business fn Norwich Tuesday ss-,~ ~r{
 Frank Kinney has been doing the having on Mir: SeFerp's farm -.--
 , a Returns to Ner~ieIr.
 Mrs.. R. c-sGilliyer- returned Tues day to fNorwIch, where she is caring for Mrs Laura Chapman. who is III, also Helping care for Edwin Smith I,rothefs 6f Mrs. Samuel shaw. who has been 1AfksfeFNs year more,
 Mrsss .1lffa FFnnnb, who died at Ash
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-04
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND
Vvt,ois=Going and Coming - Incidents, Accidents and Building in Three Counties.

wifiett last Sunday, was at one time a resident of this town
 Miss Magdalen Hevrin is the guest of Mrs. Robert A. Wilbur.
 Teacher Appointed.
 Miss Frances Rcode, eldest daughter of Joseph Roode. is to teach in the Boardnian district the coming year.
 Units Sailing Deferred.
 NIT. and Mrs. Robert J. Burroughs tGrace Thompson) have been spending the last few weeks at the home of Mir. Burroughs in Vermont. The Syracuse unit of the American ambulance corps of which Mir Burroughs is a member, and which was scheduled to sail July Ith, received a ca blegram from Paris saving the sailing has been postponed to some future date.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-04
LIBERTY HILL
Harvey Johnson Marriage - Daughter Daughter Of Former Governor Dew ey, of Wisconsin Visits Friends.

ey, of Wisconsin Visits Friends. Dr. Harold Harvey of Rockford, H. | linois. and Miss Elvira Marie Johnson Saturday. July 21st. Dr. Harvey, who is on duty at the training camp, az physician and surgeon near Rockfort, is the son of Mrs Annie L. Harvey of this place.
 Miss Harriet E. Fuller of North Easton, Mass, is spending vacation with her sisters. Miss Fuller is a dis trict nurse.
 Daughter of Former Governor.
 Mir and Mrs. Theodore Cole and Mir. Thurber and daughter, of Brooklyn, Conn.,, spent Tuesday afternoon with MT. and Mrs. J. George Clark. Miss Cole is the daughter of Nelson Dewey, of Lebanon, who at one time lived in the old Dewey place; later he moved to Wisconsin and was governor of that state.
 Lyndon place, on Tobacco street.
 There was an ice cream and cake social at the hall Friday evening.
 Mrs. Frank DavoIl and Mrs. Elmer Capels were somewhat bruised in the accident Wednesday on the passenger train which leaves Chestnut Hill sta tfon at 9.19 a. m. on the x. r., W. H. & H. R. R. The accident occurred near the round house about one mile west of Willimantic.
 Herbert w. Loomis and family of Northampton, visited Mir. Loomis' step father. J. H. Burrill. recently. Mir. Loomis is director of Northampton Agricultural College and Schools of Industry.
 Thermometer record for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at noon, s7. 9S, and 99.