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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-01

A plan is being put into operation
in Topeka today 10 arrange for gift
Of money for Belgian children. A few
Deople have been asked to meet to-
dav at the PeIetier tea room for
luncheon to form a committee to take
charge of some branches of the work
that will be undertaken. Mr.. Charles
Dillon and Mr.. Phil Eastman are two
of the men interested in the project,
and they have invited Mrs. Paul
Walker. Miss Mabel Adams and Miss
Edna Hopkins to assist them in ar
ranging for ticket sales.
The plan is to have a series of ten
concert-lectures given in as many
towns in Kansas Recently MT
ToseDh T. Marshall of Concordia, re-
turned home from a foreign trip on
which he spent a good deal of time
In Belgium. The forlornness or the
Belgian children appealed to him so
much that he decided to present the
matter to the people of Kansas and
ask for help for the particular branch
of Belgian relief that concerned the
children exclusively, Mr.. Marshall
was formerly a student in Kansas uni
versitv and he has been able to ar
range to bring to the state Mrs. Nina
Hugh Lorgfellow of Providence, r. l.,
at one time d X. L. student, to give
series of ten concerts. She has con-
scented to give her services without
any charge whatever, and she will not
even ask that her expenses be paid.
The cost of giving the concerts will be
practically nothing, so that the entire
proceeds from the entertainments may
be turned to the fund.
Committees to look after the sale
Of tickets will be formed in the ten
Kansas towns where the concerts Will
he given They are: Topeka, Con-
cordia, Manhattan. Emporia, Hutch
inson. Atchison. Lawrence, Ottawa,
Winfield and Wichita.
The Topeka concert will be given
at the city auditorium Saturday,
March 10.
A meeting of the Topeka branch of
the National Association of Collegiate
AIumnae will be held Friday after
noon at four o'clock at the. home of
Miss Edna Hopkins, 1177 Fillmore
street. An invitation to attend is given
to all women who are eligible to mem
bership in the society.
y X
Miss Juanita Reynolds and Mr..
Donald Jordan were married Tuesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock, in Manhattan,
by the Rev Mr.. S. B. Moore.
The service was read at the Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority house. The
guests were members of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority. to which the
bride belongs, and Of the Acacia fra
ternity. 10 which Mr.. Jordan belongs.
Both the young people were students
in the Kansas state Agricultural col
lege Mrs. Jordan has recently been
conducting a tea room in Topeka,
and Mr.. Jordan is the Topeka city
milk inspector.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan have come to
Topeka to make their home.
X X
Mrs Earl Akers is asking guests for
q luncheon which she will give Friday
at the tea room in the Mills building.
X X \
The Jayhawker Annual at *. L. has
started it's annual reign of excitement
among the co-eds down there in the
Athens of Kansas The race for the
beauty honors at the university is on.
and will grow more and more heated
until March IS, when a decision will
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-01
Be- what You
Should Be!

and the treatment is simple. though most
effective and lasting in it's benefits Go to
grain Cndomene Tablets, and begin their
use at once. After you have taken. them
the Improvement in your feelings and
sensations. Your appetite will improve.
the food Will taste better and you wfli be-
gin to notice how springy 10 your step aEd
how much brighter the world in general
appears. and soon the pep and the
tenn will be yours. Then you'll be glad you
know about the marvellous medicine, Cado-
meme Tablets
A worthy physician says:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-01

Some one wants that which
you do not. A small ad in the
State Journal want columns sat-
isfieS both.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-01

Within ten minutes after an appli-
cation of Danderine you can not find
single trace of dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch, but what
will please you most will be after
rev weeks use. when YOU see new
hair. fine and downy at first-yes-
but really new hair-growing all over
the scalp.
\ little Danderine imm ediately
doubles the beauty of your hair. No
difference how dull. faded. brittle and
scragsy. just moisten a cloth with
Dauderine and carefully draw it thru
your hair. taking one small strand at a
time The effect is Advantageous
hair will be light, fluffy and wavy,
and have an appearance of abun-
dance; an Incompatible lustre, soft
ness and luNuriance.
Get a - cent bottle of knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or toll
1T counter. and prove that your hair
is a pretty and soft as any-that it
lns been neglected or injured by care
less treatment-that's all-you surely
can have beautiful hair and lots of 1t
If you will just try little Danderine.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-01
OAKLAND NOTES

Notes and personals from Oakland.
by Frances Jones, 211 Grattan street.
Telephone between and 10 IA. m. $3.50:
other hours, 4751 K-2
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-01
EAST SIDE NOTES

Notes and personals from East Side
by Frances Jones, 211 Grattan street.
Telephone between and 10 a. In, $3.50;
other hours, i151 K-2
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-01
Don't
Suffer.
From Piles
Send For Free Trial Treatment.

No matter how long or how bad go to
your druggist today and get a so cent
box of Pyramid Pile Treatment, 1t
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-01

The marriage of Miss Dorothy Parke of
EmpoFia. and Mr.. Ture :. Tulien of To-
peka took place at q o'clock Monday even
ng in Emporia- Miss Parke is the daugh-
ter Of Prof. and Mrs. L. A. Parke. Prof.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-01
SANTA FEE NOTES

Notes an,i p-rs4.n:fiS from Santa Fe
by Frances Joies- 211 .Grattan street.
Telephone between aud 10 a A. xEn:
other hoHrs 47lt E2
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-01
THERE is A WOMAN IN OUR
TOWN. WHO:

Mrs. George H. Allen
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-15

y Two sd5porces were granted and i've otfjers SWafS continued at the short caiefid4r session Of the superior court in this citS 5on Ffiday with Jsfdge Don afI .AWafner- on: the bench. On the grounds Of desertion. Henrietta Snitsa EdwSfd Smith of New York. The couple. who are cousins, were mar ffed's in e1s14 and sSxnfth !eft her inn HaedfafAky after the wedding. The bride was fS at the stims Of her mar riaSe., Harry sBresIow and Lena Telin- sky testified for Mrs. Smith.
 Ethel Page. Bridges of New London sBfidEes on grounds of adultery. She WAS allowed to resume her maiden
 The eases of Grace L. Fish vs Charles T. Ffsh, Vernon 4. Malone vs ,. Alice Agnes Malone, Rossie c. GoEdberE svs. Harris. H. Goldberg Phiionsena. Caracusa' of sGroton' vs. and Fred W. Smith Of Norwich vs. Bextrice Smith of Newark were con- ttnned: s
 The short caIendar matters were disposed of as follows: . Collins vs Loyal Protective Insur- ancei CO, argument of demurrer and usotion. judge took the papers. Dem ison, ct al.. ,vs Keating, argument of demurrer; and motion, went off the mAnt of demurrer of defendant Cady was postponed. Howard, adr1r., svs Redden, ct al, argument of demurrer, judge took the papers. Maynard .vs Redden, ct. all argument of demurrer. judge took the. papers. Williamson vs Redaen, ct al., argument of dem0r- rer, judge took the papers. Howard,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-15
.lsTAFE'o;FD.
Red crees Wersssss .'i .e lhesslpins Win the :'- ar,isasirs Enfssr rt sinssstss,t uader-
 Auspices ef Piansy School. s

:fs.fs- Seistss Fred French of , the sbattjeslifp snli- noisf is home on ten dsss' leave v,
 F.SA- Is&sbn1yd has rslefNed ss7sfe of his goods wfiS Sh c1adde .:Tay yqor took s'@s Missf fS sfHsssse asS; Ola 5 Ms. tic WAS the guest !. Of Miss Rachel
 Miss Elsie, TthiIispss sands Miss Helen tleborD, spent Y the ;.Thafkssfving :. re .
 Miss MTldrsa sSss ssssrs ,tsi as rsftnied r Ito her home h4vfEak com p1eaed a three months, courss in ,ti.es Hafypati1 sbinissf- ness college of sprinsr&id. .Fs.%l ::s,s .Te Busy vtsfsssrs.. =, ...s x > At the rneeting soks thes Reds Croes in Grange .han 1aak fsneaa3sy < aftsrnoon over 5O0a surgical dreEjeinEs were fold :; ed by :sthe tWentXs dyea 4diSes present : New orehs6tra 4Sard. : - :. 7. The ntertainn1eiitsi ts in. Memorial .hsli last week by the cfdctsxgo efterfatners under taes r1Epiees Of. stlle ' Pinney grammar school YswAs most pleaHirfg.i Dancing folloiwed tlleS entsrxa4nn1enf, music benig sfurnisaseai by a three piece orchestra newly formed, the ;nnusicianS beng Mrs. , eseph Rnbertss
 Miss Gladys RebsEts and F "A, FLets-. bury. sisss Y si-s lssSS. z. .a < r;
 -;-3as Grange; Etsetsea.: < >:
 At the meeting, Of St&Hord grange last TuesdAyx eTxnanE the, following. offcers we're elected for Sthe coming year: Master, !. F Hrown; ,everze<4. R. A. Booth; 1SEt irsSr nsSr s; , r N. Larned stewarn, Trss 4 TT s5ttry;; zs.astant
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-15
TWO DiV0RCES GRANTED FRIDAY
Eitevne Woman Freed Husband Who Deserted Her
 Other Gases Were Cortinued- Short Calendar Mateas Dsposed of By Judge Warner Superior Court.

Admr. vs Redden, ct al.,. argument of demurrer to plea in abatement, judge took the papers. Prince ,vs c. E. Bur gess Co, l. receivers final account was accepted; 2. judgment accepting final account and dissolying corpora tion was granted. Charity and Relief Lodge Masonic Corp xs Wolfe etsal., poned. .MatysewsiSi vs Wheeler, de- fzn1t for. failure to plead was post pofed. IsIpo vs Burrows, exr..- ct al, motion for default against all non- appearing, defendants; motion for dis closure Sof defense or judgment, and motion for Judgment of foreclosure and limitation of time to redeem were order of notice was granted. Theba- sdeau vs.r Thebadean, second order O. notice was granted. Yurman vs. So- cha, default for failure to answer counter claim, went off the list Beck CT. vs Sanders, ', continuance because defendantsisr a nonresident and order of notice was granted for three months. Cantey Vs Cantey. second order of notice was granted. Harper vs. Hankins, Xxx bond for costs fix ed at $7s: plaintiff ordered to file bill Of particulars within two weeks Abramson vs HolianderskJ, ct aI, de- fault for failure to plead was post poned. Howard, Adnnr., vs Redden ct all. permission to amend complaint was granted. Maynard vs Redden, ct al permission tp amend complaint
 was granted. Williamson vs Redden. wasr granted. Pfeifer ve Pfeffer, sec ond order of notice was granted. Arm strong, ct al, vs Moran, ct al, permis- sion to file new bond. judge took the papers.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-15
MONTyILEIs CENTER
Meeting of EEadies,s .urien-Belated d ! ,,.-.4 tiustins Chilly, Work. :.. es,' :,
Met Witt4 ,. Mrs. 5. I chap.I. ,s ,l

1... Met With f. Mrs.S ; Chapel. :, The, Ladies' s-,iEaio <4r1ae-t swith-Mrs Ella Chapel TaursdaY afternoon. Work was finished sfor.S the fair. 2.g
 EHsie Beard nd sIzois Manning spent the week end with their foTnner school mate, Pauline G;i&sbrenner : t:Ff z
 The, farmers who hal.es Eot finished husSfns find stits. c6fds work with the mercury a Estie ,aboveGzero.
 Rev. H., II. .y4ATnold ,@4of Norwich Ereacped in the .C0nsregattcnal al church Sunday. /. [ s,2s. .,s. .<.';: 5 . Raymond. schoIfatd -whe attends the Powder Point school in 4Massa chnsetts, aas4 returned aEtert spending Thanks giving with his parents. \ -. i,s {
 D Az .Johnso of tfisas place. was summoned to. Hartford, as al juror this week. His brother. Newells of Harri- son's< Landing is caring for his stock.
 Judge Horne Moves. t.s
 D. D. Horne has.. moved his house hold goods to- PainsrtoEft t. where he will be near his: work as town. clerk and judge ofF probate e 5.-., +
 alr. and Mrs F sG. -schoiaesa were callersssin, ;Norwieh .,FnessaSy.fJ fJF ; ':T7-.''
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-15

Entertsinhsent ard Dance for Benefit
 of Red >cross-Wiifred BrueF,er. En- E. lists. ia Army-Generai News.

- IA l :: ,. Mr.S.and Mrs. John N. Lewis en tet1ainsd over, the weekend, Miss MaSfon Bkakeslee, of Campbelis Mills Theodore Dewhurst of sStonington and Miss Thursa Dewi1urst of Lowell Mass. .fs Wseak-ends at her home at Taftvil1e.: %Hdwin I1arl<in of the coast artil- lefy at Fort H.. G. Wright was at his home. Sunday on a brief furlough. :, %Walter McGuire has been spending a. few days with friends in Norwich and Westerly. Fl @t Hsdeeorating Church. E Men from Providence, R. l., are en- gagged in re-decorating the interior of St. Thomas church =, -
 Several local residents were Nor wiche callers last week.
 - Chafles Anderson led the B. Y. P. D. meeting Sunday evening.
 Miss Eva Boisvert of Jewett City WAS calling on friends, in town last
 s5.:te. Met at Chapel. s- , The Ladies Aid society of the ,Bap- List church met in the chapel Tues day afternoon. -r1s 1% 4s Wnfred Boucher has enlisted in the army. s...s- :, --.- .-=..< s;s zq-- "A number of the parisiiioners of 5St.. Thomas church attended the re- sdedication.@5of St: Anne's church of
 
 and of which Rev. E. P Merrissey is cf7e rector. a.,. Supervisor. of Schools o. r. Lowell vas in town eeentIy. Court Advance No. @3S36 l. O. E., .rnkt Monday aeyeriinE :; and Mrs. Victor. Dupont visited .geratites at Willi1nantic last week. s4.:s4 5st Bought Red Cross. Seals :. sTIfe Briggs Manufactyring> co, re- :eent1s- purschased ten, q ssIars worth Of Fled Cross seals. :. Moses Tatro left thursday for: Camp Devens. = @-' | e.::s.'.,:.:. e..:::s., Y :: Benefit A:'suceess.
 \, An. eeiltertainment fair. and dance was held. in Union hall Tuesday and iWednesdaS 7 evenings for. 1he benefit of the Red Gross. The affair was ar ranged hSs Miss Bertha E.. Lewis. who has charge of the Red Cross work sfie re- large, crowd twas in attend arice each evening, and a substantial sum was -reafized.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-15
cOLUMBrA.
Practical Food Den1onstrat.on-Eirs irst Sleigh Out sunday-Red Cross Ham :
 pcred by Lack, of Material.

r The food den1onstration given, at Yeonan's hall last Friday afternoon by Miss Costello, of Rockville. was fairly we'll attended: She denonstrat- ed now meats could be saved by sub stituting nuts, ~ cheese. aud other articles and. still have a wel.-balanc- ed diet, Miss Costello prepared and cooked several articles, of food which lets containing recipes for various war foods were distributed. --, . F., First Sleigh of Season.. =
 The third snow storm of the winter began last Saturday evening but soon turned to rain. Sunday morning found the roads coated with frozen slusl1 and snow. and Sunday afternoon .the the road--it was the cn1y- one
 Mrs. Fannie Dixon We1ch is spend =: ing the present week in Washington, D. C., attending the annual convention of the National Woman Suffrage asso- citation.
 The assessors have begun their. yearly task ss Three meetings have been held thus far. ,.-..-l @s
 December lee Plenty. &s
 The icemen can fill their ice houses with December ice this season. Ice has, formed rapidly during the past two weeks. af Horace E. Little of this place who for some time has been in the employ of the Travellers Insurance company of Hartford has enlisted for clerical work in the Aviation corps and is now stationed at Fort Slocu1n.
 Lack Material.
 The, Columbia Red Cross chapter has had a. call for rrg5o0 surgical pads or dressings. About 400 had been made. when the material. was used up. Work. of various kinds is hindered for the want of material =.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-15


 The Christian EhdeaTor meeting Sunday ,evening had for its leader, Elmer Avery. Chr1 Holdridge will be. the leader next Sunday evening Mrs. stephen Peckaan, who has been ill at her home, is a; little het- { ter. ,.F.- -s ~-.-..---,:z-.. -. - --li.5 Mr and Mrs. Isaac. G. Geer have been in Franklin' during z the. past week visiting their son in law. and daughter; Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Smith. .as. Owl Was the Thief. Charles A. Gray. recently lost a He set several traps and was fortunate! in. catching a. 1oot owl which measured 4 feet 4 inches from snpervisor1 O.. E.. Lowell will, hold a- Parents Tea cl1ers' meeting at Gales Ferry ndain< the Lamb Town, district. ssg; Assessers Restgns. : Leslie Gray. one ofsthe board of as- seAsors; has Ssent hisz resignation to First Sefectznan = Burton. MT. Grey. shas entered the employ Of the Gr1tnn Ship & Engine Go. The se- fecinnei1 have made no appointment and only two assessors are doing the w163 sssl 2: a gels s+ s5:ss ' =. =. et : A slarge gang ofsmen are clearing he way 3aa feet wide for the. posts where +the higla tension wires which will rfIn from HafIvii1e ssto Groton.s
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-15

: The December meeting of the W. c E.. U.- was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. James Bennett. A re port of the state convention was given from the local union. Mrs. W. G. Park and Miss Helen Eadie reported a war rally held in Hartford recently Plans were made gto provide all the local boys in service with comfort .ba gs-. for Christina 8:
 Representatives of the Y P. $. C. F.. attended the annual meeting of the Norwich union at the .iJewett City church last Saturday.
 To Give Pageant.
 At the Congregational church next Sunday evening the Endeavorers vii! give. the third of a series of .pageants based on. the study book The Lure of Africa. These meetings are in charge of the. missionary committee. This
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-15

l eWort-GiFts for Russell Potter, Gone ] to Fort Sloeurn. ,. The. following articles were furnish ed by the local Red Cross during, Nov eInber:. Twelve outing flannel chiI- dren's dresses. and two ou ting flannel hospital shirts. for French relief work 1S pairs paiamas, eight sweaters, nine mufIiers, six pairs, socks. six pairs
 fse heehess @ socks. five pairs Wristlets,
 12 gauge strips, 160 gauge sponges. 90 4x4- gauge compresses, 24 9x9 gauge congresses nine bandages. 25 5- tail bandages; s3s slings and g abdcm
 Everett Beekwith is working at the wich. 551 = :. =
 Mrs E.:J. Stalker has returned from Long Island where she; spent Thanks
 ~ f2 Reports Heard: ....s -: Y, At the meeting. of the Women s Nils , sionary society at the parsonage there were r. present. Mrs. Ada Larrabee read "a letter from Mrs. F. Wilcox. of the jubilee meetings in Boston were given by Mrs. F. E. Guild, and Mrs. H. e. E.athrop. The fourth chapter of IT: The Lure of Africa was given by not to meet again until. Jan. 8, 1s1s:s
 < News in General. :.
 Rev. M. R. Plumb attended the meet ing of the Wiilimantic Ministers union in Mansfield Centre Tuesday.
 Mr- and. Mrs Will Potter are in recuperating,s following an operation on; his throat. |. 6s. -. T .'+Js,:
 rhird: Mar, to EnIist.
 Russell Potter. who has been in the employ of H, N: Fem. of willirna rltic for two years has enlIsted in the med 1cal corps and left for Fort Slocurn Friday Friends in Willimantfc : and toilet case and $20, in rnoney. Mr- Pqttery is the third man to enlist from Wfndham; Alfred Eaton is in the av- iation corps and 4 Bert. Brown in the member of the 'Storrrsss College cadets. has enlisted in tfre .officers' reserve -9orps will 1saye some e: time time in. Jan
 ;z Impeftant Lecture. ..
 The regular 5Er1daSs evening service pr. Guild will give the second lecture on first; aid work, to which all men and boys in town are being invited. { Miss Mary Packer has ret turned from .!sc aaystic where she spent Thanhsgiv- There were sa at. the morning ser vice at the Congregational church on sunday and. IF at the C. E. meeting in the. evening The service at St. F: paurs. was omitted. because of the Miss Marian Noon of New London vas recent 1guest@sof MT. and Mrs. W:S Chappen. :e~.ss. ...fz. !: IA Huxford have returned from Stam- ford.
 The Red Cross has issued the fol- lowing notice: The Red Cross rooms are open all day. Friday. Every wo- n Q fv,- %Nwrrx. .-,t~< A every member shpilld; come and sew. ors take work home. This means you.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-15
+FITCHVII.LE
Sho~fF for, sMias Bessie Smith, to Be
 Christmas Eve -eride@T roop of Boy
 rSeetts Organized = Rogers. .consdon

A shower was given to Miss Bessie Smith at the. home of har parents, MT and Mrs. James smith, Tuesday even : ing in honor, of her approaching mar riage with Robert Wilson of Rozrat, Christmas eve.s E;. :,
 ,..& Scout lTrose Organized.
 | : A troop of Boy Scouts of, America, connposed Of r15 boys between the ages of 12~asad Is, has beenz organizeds here and holds meetings every Tuesday evening from F7asto o'clock in Palmer hall. Their officers are: Scoutmaster, Rev. w. sD:ss Hetherfngton; assistant, assistant, : ssJ. .J. Sweeney scribe, Al- bert Smith; troop aoomfnittee. Frank F. Palmer. John F. Fields. Warren H. Thompson. The troop members, are Hoping that other scouts will visit them. '; s-y.z3s =. Regess-cansden. s>5s.S
 Dec. 1ltn. at the Baptist parsonage Albert C. Rogers and Miss Maud 'Congdon were united in marriage by Rev. W.p. Hetherington. rs r
 At the FYtchvfile Baptist church, Rev.. ". D. Hethering ton, pastor, Sun- day; Dee. IS; at if as rn there will be "a sermon onF sunday Schools: fssl5 p. nj, Bible school Mrs. G.. A. Kahn, su : perintendent; :; p. n1., sermon on The Up1ifted Cross, , s' z-<-|s
 < Thursday, Dec. 2e,aS.s9 p. ssras weekly nrayer meetzne- Topic, Jesus Fznes the CT0SS.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-15

, V . T..
 discuss the matter ef the ehri stnnas = v Dinner Guests;
 Mrs. Charles IF: Pierce Of Allyn's Point sentertained at dinner Wednes- day her sister, Mrssss Gharles wi nrhes- ter, Mrs. Waiter Philips, s' Mrs Charles sITeWitt,,> Mrs. J. Harrison .Da- wis. all of Norwich with Mrs. Eugene LaF,onta inc Of the sAIlxn,s Point neigh forhood.. .z=:.s :, =. = s- :. Ethel Maine, i N,pung daughter of MT. and Mrs, Amos Main of sssAnyn.s Pdant, underwent a. minor operation at. the Eaesus hospi tai fondav.s. She. was able to he.relno&ed: her froTne Tues day. ..:~< st.Iz zk%sesx :.. <. i. field, Mass. who have been guests of Mir, and Mrs: 4B:s R., Ia feat, Camilla cottage for. some days,s returned the first of the week :. x '; : Z. :s-.
 Posttnaste Dg+ R. sPcpey has Keen selling thrift stamps at the local 0 ffice during the9week1paSt.g gs, +@-:H .2s-'3- -e
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-15
WHITE ROCK
Village Houses and Fences. all Spie and
 Span in New White Paint. s-ss

Miss AIyra .. Pembe:' of WalpoIe, Mass, is spending the week -rtlae home of William !. Nichols Miss Pember was. a, forme= resident here, her father having been superintend- ent of the mill for a number of years.
 C. M Robinson ani David Mason weer in Lebanon Monday buying cows for White Rock farm.
 Ralph Main has returned. after two weeks vacation spent in Philadelphia, Penn. and Richmond. Va.
 Many remarks are heard on how Wen the village looks, all inc houses and fences having been given two coats Of white paint.
 Miss Pearl Jones has been spending several days with Mrs. Cieve Carpenter at Weekapaug. ---''s -8
 Mrs. c. NJ. Robinson spent Wednes- day in Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-15

< war rally under the auspices of the Coanecdcut State Council of De- fense is to be held in Academy hall Tuesday evening. Dec. IS, at o'clock Hon Herbert w Bowen, ex-minister te Venezuela- is to be chairman of the meeting The speaker is Robert P Butler of Hartford Patriotic songs arc to be rendered by a Liberty cho- rus The meeting is public, and both young and old should attend and hear the message which will be brought by tpe speakers.
 z Marriage Announced.
 Announcements have been received here of the marriage of Maxanaillian 1aughlin- Conner, and Miss Mary