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Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
HAMBURG
William. Latham Moves to Sterling CityASupervisor. James T. Connolly
 Visits Schools.

Mrs.I Frank Rich and family ol Northampton, Mass, were visitors al Bill Hill the first of the week.
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Bennett of New York returned home last Thursday after spending their vacation at theii cottage in Sterling.
 Leland Ward and friend from Manchester, spent Sunday at the An Chorage, the guests of his grand = mother, Mrs. Mary Tiffany. Mir. Ward went to Camp Aver this week
 William Latham has moved from the Granger house to his place in Sterl- ing City.
 Henry Lord is visiting his brother Walter Lord, in Old Hamburg.
 Miss Ruth Beebe is working in a shop in Deep River.
 MT. and Mrs. H. L. Reynolds, MT and Mrs. D. G. Reynolds. and Miss Harriet Reynolds, attended Berlin fair last week Wednesday
 Miss Olive Stark is attending Con- necticut College.
 Visits Schools.
 James L. Connolly of Middletown. supervisor of schools of the town of Lyme, visited the school Monday A teachers meeting will be hefd at the North Lyme schoolhouse some day next week.
 Clarence Daniels and family of Deep River were here last Sunday, guests of Miss Josephine Daniels
 Mrs. William Crook served at the L. B. s. last week Wednesday, assist ed by her sister, Miss Jennie Hol- man.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
NORTH LYME
Frank Miner First Drafted Man Called Church Closed During Pastors Vacation.

N. S. Strong and Frank Miner at- tended a reception held at Moodus or Monday evening for the drafted men who reported for training Wednesday Mir. Miner is the only man called from the North Plain district so far.
 N. s. Strong. Mrs. G. H. Strong Edward and Robert Strong were call CTS at c. c. Brockway's Sunday.
 Mrs. Minnie Gates visited at G. H Strong's and at Miss May Harding s in Hamburg this week.
 Church Closed for Bacation.
 The church in this place is closed for two weeks. Rev. and Mrs. Purvis are away or their vacation.
 Clarence Reynolds of Boston called at c. F. Jewett's Sunday.
 Ms. Strong and family were call CTS in Lyme Sunday.
 N. S. Strong, c. F. Jewett. J. L. Raymond have been filling their silos this week.
 Mrs. Mary Fosdick returned Satur- day from a ten days visit with her sister, Mrs. Bill of New Rochelle, N Y., and Mrs. Katie Jewett of New London
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
SOUTH CRISWOLD
Large Crowd Hears Eloquent Ad- dresses, Doing Honor to Selected Men-Attendants at Fair.

A large crowd listened to the inter- estfng addresses of Rev. Father Nor rissey, Rev. John Thompson and Pe- ter J. Gustafson, at Social hall, Tues day evening, honorfng the local draft ed men who left early Thursday morning for Camp Devens, Aver Mass. The men were presented wrist watches in bekalf of the local peo- pie.
 Jeptha G. Bill was weekend guest in Danielson.
 Mrs. Martha Brown spent the weekend in Jewett City.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter L. Burdick of Hopeville were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. Albert G. Greene while at his work in Glasgo.
 Master John Washburn of Norwich is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Harriet E. Palmer
 MT. and Mrs. Han1on and daughter were Norwich visitors recently.
 Attended Fair.
 Jeptha G. Bill, Mrs. Martha Brown. Mrs. Harriet Palmer, Mrs. Albert G. Greene, Mrs. Edgar H. Clark and children. Oliver M. Young and Elmer 0. Burdick attended the North Ston- ington fair Wednesday,
 Ransom H. Young has finished ill., ing his silo.
 E.. O. Burdick was a business call CT in Norwich, Tuesday. .. John R. Luther of New London is spending few days with his par ents.
 The Ladies Aid Society will be en- tertained by Mrs. Edgar H. Clark, Wednesday, Sept. 18th.
 Albert G. Greene, Irving o. Bur dick and Frederick Burdick attend ed Brooklyn fair.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22

sons, Harold and Clarence, of East Morris, Conn.,, were recent visitors with relatives and friends in this place.
 Mrs. Maria Barker left Saturday to spend the winter in Indianapolis.
 MT. and Mrs. Mark Carpenter of Hartford are spending a week at. Mrs. Mercy Gillett'S.
 Death of Mrs. Charles Martin.
 The death- Of Mrs Charles Martin occurred at St. Joseph's hospital. on Monday, after a short illness. Burial was in the old cemetery.
 Several auto loads from this place attended the sale and supper of the Ladies'. Aid society at Liberty Hill on Tuesday evening.
 Chauncey Johnson of Yonkers, N. Y, was recent visitor with relatives here
 MT. and Mrs. Albert c. Hoxie and Fred Manning and son of Yantic, spent daughter, of Moosup. MT. and Mrs. Sunday with MT. and Mrs. E.. A. HoXie.
 MT. and Mrs. C. M. Geer md chil- dren, Leroy and Myra, and Mrs. H. NJ. Peck, spent Sunday in South Killingly.
 Ball Player Injured.
 Herbert Hoxie while playing ball at F'itchville, Sunday, was spiked, hurting the top of his foot quite badly.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
ROAD SJLIET
Sale of Wheeler Homestead Farm -
 News From pr. l. Hart Moves, From France

Fernando Wheeler Is suffering from blood poisoning in his hand.
 MT. and Mrs. George c. Tubbs Mrs. Ward of Boston, and Miss Clara l. Smith. of Norwich Town, were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Allen w. Har- vey. Thursday
 Mrs. Seth N. Williams has been vis- iting Mrs. Burrill w. Herrick of Nor wich this week
 A large number from here attended North Stonington fair.
 Sold Homestead Farm.
 Mrs. J. Duane Wheeler of Ohio has returned home. While here she sold to a Westerly purchaser, her husbands old homestead farm which has been in the same Wheeler family for eight generations.
 MT. and Mrs. Norton of Hartford were in this vicinity collecting an tiques the past week
 Miss Jean Palmer has entered bus mess college at Providence.
 News From France,
 Dr. I Hart Moves has been heard from again from somewhere in France, as well and safe.
 MT. and Mrs. Stewart H. Judd of syracuse have been recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Allen w Harvey
 Rev. and Mrs. G. B. Spalding have returned to their southern home at Cocoanut Grove, after spending four months in the north
 Miss Amy Hazard has returned to her school duties at New Jersey
 MT. and Mrs. Will Palmer have re- turned to their home in Boston.
 Mrs. Percy of New York is visiting her sister, Mrs. Grace StoGdard, in Mystic.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
CHESTERFIELD

Miss Bessie Miller was a caller in New London, Thursday.
 Mrs. c. J. Tinker Is i'll at her home with bronchfcal trouble. r.
 Mrs. George Lincoln and family of Walnut Hill were recent callers in Palmertown on MT. and Mrs. James Ritchie.
 Mrs Charles Powers and children spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. James Ritchie and MT. and Mrs. Ed win Henry of MontviIle.
 Mrs. William Howard of Lake Ko- nomoc was caller on friends in Salem, Sunday.
 Miss Julia E. Sullivan of New Lon- don spent Sunday with friends here.
 William Bousa, of Hartford, spent the week end with Mir. and Mrs. Matt A. Tinker.
 Arthur Merriman of Montville, who has been working for William How ard of Waterford, has resigned on account of being in the draft. William Long has taken his place.
 The stores were closed Monday and Tuesday on account of. the Jewish holidays.
 Many from New York spent New Years with their parents here. Misses Florence and Lula Powers were callers in New London, We'd nesday.
 Mrs. William Stone has returned, after spending few days in New >--<' eJ
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS

wide and continues through the week of September 24th. The slogan will be a million dollars, for a million books for a million men. copnefticuts share is $65, GOO.
 Miss Eioise White, daughter of Rev W. F. White of Old Saybrook has been visiting friends in town during the past week.
 Mrs. Isaac Chapman has been visit-- Mrs. Olin H. Avery. Stephen Selden, cashier of the Nor folls Conn. bank, and his mother. Mrs. Selden. of Hartford, have been visiting relatives and friends in town niece of Mrs. James A. Billings.
 Norwich Pastor to Preach. Rev. c. H. Strouse of Norwich will preach in the Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 2.30 p. m. His talk will be about the West Coast of Africa: pulpits with Rev. Frank S. Robbins Sunday morning.
 Reynolds Will Probated. The will Of Edwin Reynolds late of Ledyard, was admitted to probate on Wednesday. MT. Reynolds amassed a est share of 1t, to charitable institu tions. His holdings were largely in stocks and real estate situated in Prov fdence. R. I. Attorney Arthur M Brown Of Griswold, and Edward A. Havens of Cranston, R. l., have been appointed appraisers.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph A. Clark and children Mrs. Isaac G. Geer and Carl B. Geer, Visited friends in Franklin Sunday afternoon.
 Farmers have been busy the past week filling silos.
 Mission Concert.
 There will be a mission concert at the First Baptist church, Rev. Frank s. Robbins, pastor, Sunday morning. In the afternoon at 2.30 p. m. Rev. George H. Strouse of Norwich will speak on "A Yankee on the Coast of Africa" The morning service will commence at II o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
vEGETABLE-CANN CONTEST. Winners in Exhibit Held By Mems
 Club.

The Mems club of the Congregation - al church conducted a ves- success full Segeta ble and canning exhibit in the vestry Saturday afternoon. All the exhibitors were congratulated on the results of the seasons work. Ribbons were awarded for special merit as fol- lows:
 Vegetables.
 First best and largest collection. -Wm. c. Harrison. Second best and largest collection, James Tucker. Third best and largest collection, IT. D. Rol- as., Jason; Honorable mention Mrs. chas.
 Potatoes, first, w. c. Harrison: sec ond, Robert Souter: third, w. $. Lee.
 Corn, first, w. s. Lee; third, J. E.. Selmes.
 Tomatoes, first, H. D. Rollason: sec ond, w. c. Harrison; third, w. s. Lee. Cabbage, first, w. s. Lee; second, James Tucker; third, W. c. Harlf- .cn.
 Carrots, first, James Tucker: second, r. and T. Russian; third H. D. Rolia- son.
 String beans, first, w. S. Lee; sec ond, James TuckeS'.
 Onions, first, Robert Souter; second,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
CLASCO
Jepetha G. Bill Going West Oct. End. Send Off and Handsome Gifts For Three Selected Men.

Jepetha G. Bill Going West Oct. End. Send Of and Handsome Gifts For Three Selected Men.
 Mrs. Martha Brown spent the week. end at her home in Jewett City, to visit with her son and friends, from Hartford, returning Monday after noon.
 Leaves Oct. End.
 J. c. Bill is planning to leave for the West, Oct. End.
 The Ladies' Aid Society was pleas aEtly entertained by Mrs. E. Hanlon, last Wednesday afternoon. The next meeting will be with Mrs. E. A. Clark next Wednesday.
 Farewell Honors and Gifts.
 The send-on for the boys in this district was held in Social hall. Tues. day @ evening. MT; McGovesn ot saa had iaa troduced the speakers who were Rev. R. F. Morrissey, Rev. John Thompson and P. J. dustafson. At the close the boys were called to the stage by MT. scented each. The selected men are Fred Burdick, Fred Jarvis and Mar tin Dutka, who started for Camp Dew ems. Aver, Mass. Thursday morning
 General News.
 Miss Gladys Moran spent the week. end at her home in Plainfield. North Stontngton and Brooklyn fairs. Mrs. Wilfred Pechie Is the guest of Mfr. and Mrs. Wi;Nam Weseman.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Lacroix have moved to Taftville.
 Henry Weseman Is soon to move his household goods into the village.
 Daniel Kenyon from Willimantic spent the weekend at his home.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
LIBERTY HILL
Jewish Residents Celebrate Rash Hos hana-TayIor Family Reunion-.Fair We'll Attended.

Monday and Tuesday, September 17 and IS, the Jewish people Of this sec- tion were celebrating their New Years day, with services at the home of MT. Schuman This is not their actual year from Easter holiday, which month ttay call Nissan. But this ho1i- day is the seventh month of their cal endar year, called Tishra, the first of their fiscal year when all are supposed to stra1ghten their accounts with the Almighty
 Mrs. IIarriett Card of Riverton. Conn. is visiting Rev. and Mrs. John Knott, and attended church here Sum day.
 Clara and Florence Ho1brook of Co., lunbia spent the week end with their grandparents. MT. and Mrs. Earl Hol- brook.
 was held Saturday at the home of MT and Mrs. Fred Taylor, Lebanon Cen ter. Those who attended from this place were: John Clarke and wife, J. Henry Clarke and family, Mir. and Mrs James M. Clarke, MT. and Mrs. Hen ry V Oehlers and son. Homer, MT. and Mrs. Horace Foote.
 Fair We'll Patronized.
 The Ladies' fair was held Tuesday at the hall and was a success Every thing was sold. The supper was well patronized. Among those who at Clerk A. c. Scripture and wife, Chief of Police Daniel Killoiry and Supt of Water Works Henderson MouIton and wife. Eight gallons of ice cream was sold, which was furnished by the city grocery store of willimantic and served by their bookkeeper. Miss Dempsey. There was good attend ance from Columbia and Lebanon Gen. ter.
 William F. Harvey and a friend from Norwich were here Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
OLD MYSTIC
Tomorrow To Be State Mission Day at Baptist Church-6asebaII vie- tory for Local Tsam-Automobils Tour Home From Cape Cod.

Sunday will be observed at the Baptist church as State Mission Day. Special exercises have been prepar- ed by the state convention. ball nine and the Ship and Engine Co. team played Saturday at p. m. on Association field. The. game was won Ny o. M. Y. M. A. nine to 1. are attending the Grange fair at North Stongington. Church Improvements. The interior of the Methodist church is being repaired and re- decorated. Sunday services are being held in the parish house. Joshua Leeds Burrows of the Ma val base at Newport, returned Sun spending a brief furlough here with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Albert ". Burrows.
 Home From Cape God. Mir and Mrs. Charles Q. Eldredge have returned to Riverview cottage, after trip to Cape Cod.
 The gardens of Old Mystic and vii cinity suffered greatly from the re- cent frosts of last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick A. Barnes and daughter. Lucy, have returned New Hampshire
 Rev and Mrs Herbert B. Hutch ins of Thomaston, Me, are guests this week of MT. and Mrs. Horace Will jams.
 Mrs. John E. Spafford and daugh- ter. Miss Thelma spafford. have re- turned to Brooklyn, N. Y. after a visit to Mrs. Spaffords parents, MT. and Mrs. c. Edwin Stapelyn.
 Joseph DesleN has returned from a visit to his brother-in-law. Captain John Wilcox of New York
 There, is no improvement in the condition of Charles H. Burdfek who has been seriously i'll for the past three weeks.
 Miss Mildred Peckham has entered the office of the Mystic Alanufactur- ing Co. of GreenmanvilIe.
 Mrs. Theodore Davis of New Ha-> ven. formerly Mrs. Calvin H. Hoxie, has been spending a few days at her home here. putting it in readiness for, a tenant.
 MT and Mrs. D. Henry Ackert re- gently entertained Mr. and Mrs! A. H. Terping of Wappinger's Falls, and Sflas Kron of Binghamton, N. Y
 Miss Marjorie Harris has return ed to Everett, Mass, to resume her duties as teacher.
 Erastus Watrous has returned to summer with his . sister Miss Phebe Watrous of Quakertown.
 William S.. Walbridge hass moved his family from the Abel H. Hinclxley occupied by the late Dr. Albert T.
 Augustus Lambert is employed at the Robert Palmer shipyard, Noank. Mrs, J. Hamilton Smith and infant daughter, Claire. have returned to New Haven. after spending the sum- mer here with Mrs Smiths parents, Mir. and Mrs. Perry H. Eldredge.
 Walter Shackword spent a weeks vacation with friends in New Haven.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
GARDNER LAKE
|. P. Club at Dolbeare Cottaae-HiII
 Top Closes for Season.

Glasgo and. Sterry Pierce and family of Preston City were callers at Mrs. Eliza Lathrop's Sunday
 Mrs. William Maynard and daugh- ter have returned from Hartford where they have been spending a week.
 Clubs Outing.
 The l.. P. club of Leffingwell spent Wednesday at Mir. Fitch DoIbeare's cottage at the lake.
 John Latham and Arthur Shurts of New London were at the lake for a days fishing Wednesday.
 Mrs. Ida Williams of Norwich is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Gard ner.
 Adelbert Winchester, Elmer Able. Mrs. S. A. Dolbeare and sister. Mrs. Reynolds of New London attended the Kingston fair.
 Hill Top is closed for the sea son.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
NIANT1c
Flatfish Running Wefi-cottasers Lin- ger in tho orove-SpeciaI Trips of Launch Crescent.

Harry Farmer, on a trip out into the Mantle river. one day recently brought in a half bushel basket fur of flats.
 in this section are busy getting fish Several of the birds are seen all day long lowering over the river with a keen eye to make ready for a dive.
 aken the Fair HarSour eoefaxe Main street for several weeks. Harold Barrett Of Hartford spent Sunday in the Grove. here on his motorcycle Saturday for a short trip.
 Mrs Jefferson and daughter of Hartford spent Sunday in the Pines caer in ths ssction os Ga'Sy H was Mrs. Cyril c. Clark lief: Sunday by automobile for the home of her daugh- ter in Hartford, where she will pass the winter.
 Mrs. Benjamin Mallory of Maiden Mass, spent the weekend with her brother, Capt Fred K. Partric.
 Trips on the Crescent. The launch Crescent made a trip to New London Saturday and quite a number of the campers took the trip The boat went to New London Sunday ships and several took advantage of it.
 Miss Mildred Myers of Union Hill, N. J.. Is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. c. Won Feilitz.
 E. W. Hunting of Middletown spent the weekend at his place here.
 Miss Frances Luce of Pennsylvania avenue entertaining Miss Margaret Coulter of Waterbury. r MT. and Mrs. c. s. Johnson of Hart ford motored here Saturday for a short stay at their, place.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank E. Tracy of Hartford motored here Saturday even ing for brief visit to their cottage, Seldom Inn.
 Returning to MiddIetown.
 Mrs: Celeste Case leaves this week for Middletown after passing the sea- son with Mrs. W. A. Banning.
 Mrs. Annie E. Brown of the Black Point road was a visitor in the Pines Friday.
 R. L. Manwarring has returned from motor trip to Bridgeport.
 Mrs. H. c. Boden entertained her daughter from New Haven over the weekend. |,
 Alfred Brown of New Haven spent the weekend at the Whip poor-will place.
 Henry E. Smith of East Haven spent Sunday at his place.
 Mrs A. E. C. Merriam. M D., of Hartford spent the weekend at her
 Mrs. W. B. Griswold returned Sat urday to her home in Hartford, after a stay at her summer place.
 Mrs. Amelia Thompson of Nyack, N Y.. is i'll at the Niantic House. Mrs. Thompson has a large circle of friends in this section, having spent
 Daniel McGinn of Little Boston was a visitor in Mantle and New London
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
LISBON
Supper Served 11o at Norwich c. E. Union Meeting-Carrier on Vaca- tion-Church to Be Closed During Pastors Vacation.

The Norwich Christian Endeavor Union held its annual meeting with the Newent society Saturday after noon. There was a praise service and business session. followed by supper of baked beans. tomatoes pickles rolls cake. coffee, peaches and pears was served to about no The church was decorated with as- ters as were also the tables at the The societies represented were: Lis bon. Lebanon, Goshen, Bozrah .Lef- fingwell Norwich Town, Park and Federated of Norwich Hanover, Jew cit City Congregational, Jewett City Baptist and Griswold.
 Saturday to visit over Sunday at his fathers. R. R. Barber's. The trip was made by motorcycle.
 Miss Ruth Bliven returned Sunday to her home in Exeter, R. l., after a few weeks stay at Mrs R. F. Reads.
 Mrs F. E. Hyde and Mrs. Wiliiam $ Carter were visitors Monday with relatives in Norwich Town.
 William Warehouse has entered Mt. Hermon school.
 Taking Vacation.
 Substitute F. H. Johnson is deliv- ering the mail on the R. F. D. route while J. B. Palmer Jr., is taking his vation
 Miss Annie Gillette of Lebanon re- turned home Monday, after a few days visit with Mrs. F. E. Hyde.
 R. T. Reads family are moving this week to Palmer street, Jewett City.
 Arthur Edmunds visited his broth CT in Storrs, Sunday
 Newent church will be closed the next two Sundays because of the pastors vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22

W. c. Harrison; third. H. D. Rolla- son.
 Bcets, first, James Tucker: second, J. E. Selmes; third, H. D. Rollason. Parsnips, third, w. c. Harrison.
 Canning. Vegetables First, best and largest collection, Mrs. w. c. Harrison. Sec ond, best and largest collection, Mrs. H.. D. Rouason. Third, best and larg est collection, Mrs. w. G. Park. .. First on vegetables, Mrs. James Tucker Second on vegetables, Mrs. Oscar Allen. Third on vegetables, Mrs Myron Allen. First on fruit. Mrs. Oscar Allen. Sec ond on fruit Mrs. Standish.
 First on jelly, Mrs. Oscar Allen. Sec ond on jelly, Mrs. Bennett.
 Children's Contest.
 Best collection of vegetables: First. Storrs Lee; second, Dorothy Lee; third, Ruth Lee.
 Best gardens: First, Storrs Lee; sec- ond, Dorothy Chartier and Walter Smart.
 String beans, first, Storrs Lee. To- matoes, first, Storrs Lee. Carrots, first, Dorothy Lee; second, Storrs Lee. Rad ishes. first, Dorothy Lee; second. StOrrS Lee.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
GOSHEN
Parsonage. Being Renovated-Steers Sold to Norwich Buyers Weigh 5000 Pounds.

The Goshen parsonage that has been unoccupied for nearly a year and a half, is being renovated and put in condition for the new minister, who Is coming October 1st. The steady downpour~ of rain all night Monday filled the swamps brooks and springs, which were get ting low.
 Funeral of Mrs. Michael Lynch. Many from here were in attendance at the funeral of Mrs. Michael Lynch at St. Mary's church Tuesday. Mrs Lynch will be greatly missed by wide circle of friends and neighbors. MT. and Mrs. Hawthorn and son Oliver Hawthorne, of New Haven, are guests of friends at Hillside farm Gurdon Tracy is spending his vaca- ton with friends in Wauregan. He expects to visit places of interest in New York state before returning home.
 Twenty Potatoes in One Hill.
 A Goshen farmer who was digging his potatoes this week, found one hill with twenty good sized tubers in it. Their weight was six pounds.
 Sells Big Steers.
 J. A. Randall sold a handsome pair o Devon oxen Thursday to Hertz Bros. of Norwich. They weighed 3,010 pounds.
 Preaching service will be held here tomorrow Sunday at Il a. m., in stead of two o'clock.
 Miss Annie Gillette attended as a delegate the Union Christian En- deavor meeting held Saturday at Lis bon.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
LEONARD BRIDGE

MT. and Mrs. John G. Kneeland and sons, Harold, and Clarence. of East Morris, were guests at Edwin P. Knee lands three days last week.
 Otto A. Nettleton is drawing lum- Cummings
 Kenneth Harroun of Willimantic is spending a few days with Carlton A. Cummings.
 Edwin P. Kneeland lost a valuable breaking her leg while, in the pasture. This is the sec>ld to break It's leg within a month.
 Miss Lavina Kneeland and David Walsh were in Colchester Friday after noon.
 A number from here attended the surprise silver wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. Edward H. Mccall of Goshen. Thursday evening. NIL co SSt-fOh
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
LEDYARD
Local Director Charles D.. Geer Ap- points Library Committee-WiII of Edwin Reynolds Admitted to Pro- bate-Disposes of Large Estate.

Charles D. Geer. local director of the War Library council, has appoint ed the following committee to act with the officers of the Bill Library as- sociation in raising Ledyard's share of the funds necessary to establish camp libraries for our soldiers and sailors. Rev. G. F. Goodenough, Rev. J. M Pot ter Rev. A. S. Bush, Miss Caroline Freeman. Mrs. Walter M. Buckingham, Mrs Charles B. Graves, Mrs. B. F. S. Crandall Mrs. John Finnegan, Miss Gertrude Watrous, Miss Nellie Geer, Mrs. Sarah H. Main. J. K. Hall, Henry Bisbing. This campaign is country M4. s sRt. SH4-..- eree. ss