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Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
NORTH STERLING

Miss Myrtle Griffith is in Plain field for two weeks. .f
 Miss Julia Cole is visiting her grandmother in Hopkins Mills,
 William Fuller entertained his sister and her husband over Sunday.
 F. o. Hummer and family spent several days in Worcester the past week.
 Miss Flora Place spent Sunday in New London.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Newcomb en- tertained guests from New Jersey over the week Mr. and Mrs. Walter Earl of Wor- cester have been guests of Frank Hummer and family.
 A number of local people attended the Old Home day in South Killfngly, Labor Day.
 Henry Lewis Is entertaining guests from New York.
 Edgar Lewis and family are visit ing relatives here.
 E. O. Hummer and family and MT. and Mrs. Waiter Earl of Worcester, were guests Sunday of MT and Mrs. H. H. Crowell.
 Raymond Lewis motored to Provi- dence, Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
LISBON
Conference at Paehaug Attracts Lo-
 cal People-Fisher Family Moves to Norwich-C. E. Picnic the 18th.

Those who attended the conference at Pachaug Wednesday. were Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Reynolds, Mrs. B. w. Cor bett.. Miss Lucy Baldwin, Mrs. 8. B.. Hadley, Miss Sarah L. Hadley, Mrs. J. 1T. Kennedy. Miss Alice Kennedyy. Mrs. Augustus Read. Mrs. Ransom Read, Miss Beatrice Read and George Brown.
 Mrs Martha Cornell and Misses Gladys and Dorothy Cornell have re- turned to New York after a weeks stay at Mrs. J. H. Kennedy's.
 Move to Norwich.
 w. S. Foote and family have moved to an apartment on Broadway. Nor wich.
 Ernest Enquist of Branford and Miss Hermanson of Norwich were visitors at Mrs. Olaf Nelson's over Sunday and Labor Day.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. B. Hyde and Wal ter Hyde attended the New England fair in Worcester Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Griswold and son, Edwin. of Providence, have been guests of their cousin Mrs. c. A. Nell this week.
 Norwich C. E. Picnic. The Norwich Christian Endeavor Union will hold an out door picnic on the Newent church green Saturday, September 18th.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
MOHEGAN
Award of Quilt and Chain at Recent
 Wigwam

Mrs. Grumbley of Mystic was the guest of Mrs. B. H. Fielding the nrst of the week. i Mrs. E. A Fowler was in New Lon don early in they week.
 Mrs. Quidgeon is in New London caring for her daughter, Mrs. Str1ck- land who is i'll.
 Mrs. H. M. Francis of New London was awarded the Red Cross quilt at the wigwam
 Mrs. Jennie Phillips of Uncasvilie was awarded the Saw Tooth quilt:
 Angie Chapel of Uncasville received the Beaded Chain.
 Mrs. Harry M. Francis of New Lon don daughter Clara and son Russell were guests of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Quidgeon last week.
 Miss Loretta Fielding hes returned to New London having spent the sum mer with her parents, MT. and Mrs. B. H. Fielding.
 Miss M. S. Bliss and Mrs. King of Manchester visited friends in this place recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
CANTERBURY GREEN
Names-of Towns Brave Men Henored Special Tribute to Walter L. Will son-chiidren's Clubs to Hold Ex- hibit.

The communion of our Lords, sup per was observed Sunday morning fol- lowing the short sermon from Matthew %, 20-2S.
 Honor Men Named.
 The governors. proclamation was read and mention made O. Canterbury men enlisted about to be. called to the colors. Especially was honor given to the first Canterbury man to give himself for the cause of liberty in Europe, Walter l.. Wilson, who for nearly two years with the Canadian expeditionary corps suffered the hard ships and dangers of trench warfare in Belgium and France and has been since October. 191s. numbered among the missing. He was the son of MT. and Mrs; T. l.. Wilson. formerly of New York.
 Meeting at sehooIhovse.
 The subject of the schoolhouse meeting at North Society was the spirit of the Kingdom of God as we seek to embody 1t in our national American life and in the worlds fel-
 The c. E. meeting, Sunday evening was we'll attended and enthusiastic
 This weeks subject is Are You Yes But2 GA lesson on excuses). Exod. 4: IT.
 Clubs Exhibit.
 Monday evening. Sept. IT, at the Grange hall at 8 p. m. will be held the exhibit of the Boys and Girls AErt- cultural clubs of the eastern half of the town with a programme by the schools, also exhibits of any of the older people who have interesting har- vests. This exhibit takes in four school districts and all territory in Canterbury.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
BRoOKlYNI'.4
Successful Falr and oals-rkres Sun. day aehoeis Unite for Picnic Labor Dnv g. Fsst es

Mir. and Mrs: charIss H. Blake, have had as their guest. Mise Sarah Him melman of Burlington. R. I.
 m: saHs .y sssas s. hs1a sMn Marshal Frink of Canterbury. T
 Falr and Sale.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Con- 9regattonh church. held tho annual fair and sale of fancy articles in Uni- tartan hall Friday afternoon. Supper
 Mrs. .Howard walker of West Hart ford and her children returned home Friday morning. '
 Lorins Blake spent few days with relatives here the past week before going to Chicago. where he is to be
 Mevss te Chicago.
 C. I. Hill was home the, last of the week. picking up his possessions and with his son has gone to Chicago where he Is to work for the same firm who have moved from Everett to Chi ! Mrs. R. F., Bennett spent the week. end and Sunday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. T. D. Pond. returning to her house Monday afternoon.
 ter Alice of Norfolk. Va. has been guests Of Mrs Katharine Luther
 Rev: George F. Genung. D. D., re- turned from Crescent Beach to attend
  school. returning to the beach Mon day. expecting to remain till the end of tine week.
 United for Outing.
 Labor day the Sunday schools of the Congregational. Unitarian and Episcopal churches united in a picnic in Webb's grove. on the banks of
 William H. Brown, who recently sold his farm in North Windham, has bought the property occupied by Geo. l.. Sweet at the time of his death and moved his household goods and taken possession. He ie the: youngest son of the late Deacon Benjamin Brown.
 Ernest Bard of New Jersey spent CT, Mrs. J. Sprague Bard and Mir. and Mrs. William R. Pond and daughter returned to their home in Meriden on Monday night.
 pr. and Mrs. A. H. Tanner. with R. B. Witter. wife and Helen l.. Writer were at Rocky Point a few days since.
 Rev. and Mrs Thomas Payne had their son B. rton with them over Sun day and Labor Day. He is at work in the shipyard at Quincy, Mass. Brown of Putnam. called upon his rel atives here. Mir and Mrs T. D. Pond and Mir. and Mrs. J. K. Potter. He is now located in Pittsheld. Mass.
 School Term Opens.
 Schools opened Tuesday. Miss Ur- sel Gorton of Mansfield, Pa. is the teacher who takes the room taught by Mss Ryan. Public Canning Concentration Monday
 Next.
 On Monday. September 10, at 2.30 D. m. Miss Rosamond Danielson. who has taken a course at Storfsf Agrfcul- tural college. will give demonstra- tton in canning fruit and vegetables in the Neighborhood house on Allen Hill. The meeting place for all in this To- cality who are interested.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
ELMVnLE
cIambake at Home of MT. and Mrs
 C. D. Arnold-Erief Notes.

 A number of local people attended the Norwich fair. - Mrs. Julia Wright and Dorothy Wright of Harrisville, R. 4, have been guests of Mrs. Clayton Wright. Earl WineIow has returned from q Mass.
 Frank Davis and family spent Sum day at Rocky Point.
 Mr and Mrs. Everett Blanchard of Oneco have been visiting at A. H. Battey's.
 George W. Kent spent Sunday and Labor Day in Bridgeport
 Edward Graham spent the holiday in Bellows Falls, Vt.
 Miss Minnie Coramisky has re- turned from Charlottetown P. E. l. to eth Hill Crest house.
 Mrs. Blood and Miss Ella Blood of New York have been guests of Mrs. c. D. Mowry.
 Gather for cIanbale.
 A party of thirteen from Providence, East Douglas, East Killingly and Elm vile, enjoyed a. clambake Saturday at the home of MT, and Mrs. C. D. Arm old.
 George Rawson and family of Rum- ford, R. 1. spent Wednesday here with MT. Rawson's parents,
 Mrs. S. K Baker of Dayvil1e spent Friday with Mrs. J. w. Lincoln.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Milligan and guests from Pomfret attended the Worcester fair
 Mir and Mrs. Keegan and Mr. and Mrs. Hpchcliff of Providence are at the Hill Crest house,
 Omera Chase of Central Village called o1 local friends Labor Day. Mrs. II. V. HasweH spent Thursday in Providence
 Miss Gertrude Mccormick has re- turned to her home in Manton, R. I.
 Miss Eva McDermott of Providence spent the week-e here with her sis ter.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
ONECO

Mrs. Cora Clark and family and Mrs J. s. Mowry were at Buttonwoods Sunday. E
 Mrs Fred Parker anc daughter Hilda, of Sterling. spent Wednesday with local relatives. ."
 Misses Maud and Mildred Brown were in Centreville, Thursday.
 Herbert Kennedy. of Central Falls Wednesday,. F
 Rev. Samuel Thatcher of East Hampton was the guest of Mrs. Thomas Brown recently.
 Mrs. Mary Hadley and MT. Eddy of Norwood, R. l., also Mrs. Potter, spent Sunday with Mrs. E. E. Waite
 Misses Marion and Edith Petit re- turned home Monday, after visiting their grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Jo- siah Case.
 cester hospital Tuesday.
 S. William Burdick entartained Sun day, Fred Holt and family of Day vile, MT. and Mrs. Earl Holt of Prov idence, Fred and Frank Burdick of
 Gensraf News.
 Mrs Johnson, Henry McWay, Jr., MT. and Mrs. George Satterlee of Wor- cester, Mass, and Mrs. Arthur Scott and daughter, Doris, of Leicester. Mass. were recent guests at Henry McWay,s. @
 Mrs. l.. l.. Potter. Mrs. Mary Had ley, Henry Hadley and Oliver Eddy of Norwood. RI, spent Labor Day with Mrs. E. E.. Waite.
 Arthur Hawkins of Bridgeport has been spending several days with his Mir. and Mrs. Jos. Hawkins.
 MT. Weir and Mrs. Ellen Gay of Westerly. R. l.. are guests at George Lincoln's.
 MT. and Mrs R. B. Marriott, MT. and Mrs: Harry sherman and Mrs. James Nisbet and children, spent Monday at Rocky Point.
 Flag Raising at Church.
 The flag raising at the church on Sunday evening was attended by large crowd. There was fine ad = dress by MT. Williamson. and special music by the choir. The nag was placed on the wall back of the pull. pit.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
ABINGTON
Red Cross Meeting at Library HaIi-
 Motor, Trip to Niagara.

Frank Chism spent the week end with his sister in Somers.
 The Red Cross met Thursday after noon at Library hall.
 MT and Mrs. M. E. Gallup recently entertained. guests from Westbrook and vicinity. ; Arthur Grosvenor, and Nelson Platt are on a motoring trip to Niagara Falls.
 Miss Mary Stoddard recently vis- ited relatives in Providence. .Ruel Young of Lyme spent Labor Day with his aunt. Mrs. Fannie Full Ter.
 Pastor Away-No Service.
 There will be no service at the Con- gregational church Sunday. Rev. Frank Fuller Is on his vacation.
 Miss Virginia Sharpe is teaching in East Brooklyn.
 Edith Clapp Is working in Boston.
 William Gould is recovering from lis recent severe illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08

nett attended the fair at worcester'
 Mr.: Arthur zruton ha. been spend and woonsoclet. R. I. Miss Maud Peterson Is visiting friends in Railway, N. J. x
 MT. ana Mrs.. A. T. Hope. Mrs. J. ". Wright and Miss Helen Kelley. were in Worcester Monday to attend the fair.
 MT. and Mrs. A. 5. Lathrop spent the week end with relatives at Maneneld Center and North Coventry. -
 Home from Pennsylvania. .-
 Station Agent c. H. Mitchell was at Doylestown. Pa. over the week end. Mrs. Mitchell returned home with him. They will commence housekeeping soon.
 Miss Estene Tripp left Monday. to take up her duties as teacher at Brim-
 Miss Helen Gillespie Is at the Ben Grosvencr inn at Pomfret caring for Mf. Grosvenor.
 Move to Bennett House.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson from Auburn, Mass, have moved into the has been repaired and remodeled.
 Mrs. John Dunham of Mansfield Cen ter is visiting MT. and Mrs. A.. J. Lathrop. W .
 Raym md Burnett of Providence was a recent guest of his father. Frank J. Burnett.
 Africa the Therre.
 The Wcman's Missionary society was entertained at the home O. Mrs. A. D.. Darling Saturday afternoon. Miss Mary Blanchard was the leader, taking up the study Of An African Trail. The meeting was interesting and helpful. At the social hour the hostess served refreshments.
 Given Housing Sendoff. ..s
 The D1yville young men who have been drafted into service for their country were given a rousing sendoff by the village people at Wildwood park Wednesday evening Dancing was en- Joyed. The music was furnished by the Goodyear orchestra. At the in- termissi 1n the boys were called in line and addressed by Arthur Bruton, who wished them a hearty Godspeed. Sand wiches, coffee and ice cream were served to the large number present, after which dal. .cinE was resumed.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
SCOTLAND
Many Attend Auction at the William Anthony Plaee-Saie of Burnham Farm.

Mrs. Edith Futile and family of GreenpOrt, L. l., are making visit with Mrs. Tuttle's parents. MT. and Mrs. J. M. Saunders.
 Term Begins.
 School opened Tuesday, the 4th, with Mrs. Ruth Geer teacher of the sec ondary room and Mrs. Annie Kingsley teacher of the primary room. The school team drivers for the coming year are Duncan Macarthur, George Monty. Dennis Fadue and Henry Clark.
 Miss Olive Robinson and Everett Robinson of Willimantic and Edwina Canter Of Tenaff1y N. J., were guests Sunday cf MT. and Mrs. J. Ii. Chesbro.
 William Lyon and Roy Tracy have been in Boston for a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. F. B. Wilicughby and daughter Doris spent las: week. at Canton Center and South Manchester. MT aad Mrs Leo Inof and family of Brooklyn, N. Y., have purchased and moved t. the farm formerly owned by William 'Burnham.
 Mir and Mrs.. J. D. Mof1tt attended the fair g t Norwich Tuesday. William Burnham was in Norwich Tuesday.
 Many at Auction.
 A public auction was he'd Tuesday at the late home of William Anthony There was good attendance and most of the household furnishings and nQ- ther articles were sold ''' Henry Pringle of Windh.m will soon move his family to the William An thony place.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
SOUTH WINDHAM
Burial of P. II. Woodward Thursday Frank Reekwith injured h Accident Near Norwich.

MT. and Mrs, Walter Abbs. Jr., are to occupy Mrs. Willard FItch's house.
 Miss Calfsta Backus has returned from Hartford
 The teachers of the local school are Miss Twomey of Willimantic and Miss Pendleton of Norwich
 Mrs. Timothy Watts was in Hart ford Wednesday,. @9
 Misses Winifred and Ruth Fox of Bridgeport have been visiting their aunt. Mrs. John Holden.
 Funeral of P. H. Woodward. .P. H. Woodward. S4. who died at his home on Asylum street, Hartford, Tuesday, is father of Mrs. Cranberry, who has 8 summer home here. The funeral was held Thursday and burial was in the Windham cemetery.
 Injured Near Norwich.
 Mrs. Frank P. Beckwith was in Norwich Tuesday to visit her son, injured recently when his motorcycle collided with an automobile on the state road near Norwich. He is doing as well as can be expected.
 MT. and Mrs. Byron Barstow and two children from Englewood. N. J., and MT. and Mrs. Cassius Barstow and little daughter from the Berkshires who have been visiting MT. and Mrs W. P. Barstow. have returned to their homes.
 Misses Fannie and Murial Smith left Thursday morning for two weeks visit with Waterbury relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. William Lester of Springfield have been guests of MT. and Mrs. G. w. Smith. = Miss Clara Murdock of New Haven was the guest of her brother, c. W. Murdock and his family over Labor Day.
 Charles Huntington has been-1n the White Mountains for three or four days.
 The Red Cross auxiliary held a reg ular meeting Thursday.
 Home From Canada. F Misses Julia and Nellie Dunlevv and their brother, John Dunlevy, who went on a trip to Eastern Canada and Mon- treal. have returned home
 Miss Lenora Dunlevy teaches at East Orange, N. J.
 Miss Nellie Dun1evy teaches at Greenwich.
 Miss Mabel Clinton is teacher at Dorothy, N. J.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles .Chamberlin went to South Canterbury Sunday to xisitz the iatter's brother. Frank Lyon, who is i'll. IT. s.nn,
 Mrs. Austin Wade has been the guest of her daughter Mrs. Eugene Abel of Lebanon. ,.
 Mrs. Mary Crane has left for visit with her daughter. Mrs. Jacob Budd of Waterbury.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
CAMPBEIL'S MILLS

MT. and Mrs. George Green and son James of Norwich were g7leets Monday Green.
 A good number from this place at tended the fair in Norwich.
 Miss Margaret Tanner enjoyed an automobile trip to Sandy Point, near East Greenwich, R. l.. Saturday
 Miss Ola Tanner began her duties as teacher at Hop River this week.
 Potatoes are rotting quite badly in this vicinity. Barber with his work.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
LAUREL GLEN

Mir. and Mrs. Attaway Main of No- ant, spent Sunday and Monday at their home '1ere.
 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Main attended the Norwich fair MInday.
 MT. and Mrs. Matteo of Boston were week end visitors of MT. and Mrs. Guy Nara and family.
 William Main and family, John Geer and family, spent Saturday at Allan tic Beach.
 Alexander Hereaux of Stonington moved here into one of the tenements this week.
 Victor Rusich returned to his work fn Westerly Tuesday night.
 Mrs. Guy Mara was a guest of Mrs Arthur Maine at the Westerly Town farm Wednesday,. MT. and Mrs. Maine were once residents here.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
STERLING

Mir. and Mrs. Hiram Ford of How ard, R. l., were weekend; guests at Isaac Belknaps.
 Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Chase were Put nam visitors here over the holiday.
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. A. Cclburn and family of Abingdon were callers at W. w. Vaughn's, Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Babcock spent Labor Day with MT. and Mrs. C1ar- ence Babcock of Hartford.
 Miss Mary Douglas visited friends in Norwich over Labor Day.
 Oliver Young Of GriswolG called on friends here Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
OLD MYSTIC
Smith Burrows Marriage at PassaieT Opening of Grammar Se7oo'-Death of Former Resident.

Miss Ruth A. Burrows, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Burrows, or this village, and Lieut.; Norvln .c =, recently united in marriage at the home of the brides uncle. Rev. Dr. Dawson of the First Reformed church of Passaic N 5 % who hoida also ors psr1ormen roMn of white 1ustre satin with tunic Of hand embroidered Georgette crepe The veil was caught up with lilies or the valley. After a short moneymoon Mir. and Mrs. Smith will make their home in Passaic, N. J.
 Grammar School Opens.
 The grammar school opened Tues day with the following teachers: Miss Jennie NJ. Eldred of Westerly, pr1nc1- pal: Mrs Haisey dean Becker Gar If of oui. ambaug and Miss Jessie Gardiner of Mystic.
 Charle:; Burdick is the rev janitor at the s,,hool ,ns of Tnomaston, Me, are guests of Mir and Mrs. Frank E. Williams
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Norman Of Nor, wich were at the Norman hohesteau recently
 Mrs. Gardiner Binner and two chll- f1ren of Chambersburg, Pa, have re- turned home after a visit with MT. ana Mrs. Joseph Des1ey.
 Charles Burdick is confined to his
 Death of Former Resident.
 The funeral of Mrs. Phoebe Davis. a1 took place Friday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lima Ash bev of Noank Internent was in NO anIz cemetery. Mrs. Davis. who mas heen a resident of this village, will De greatly missed by many friends.
 lIr. and Mrs. Joseph Desley and son Clifford were recent Norwich vis- itors.
 Mrs. Gertrude Durham of Ston1ngton ana Frark McCenna of Providence were ealing on Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Desley recently.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert w. BUTTONS have returned to their home after hrtet visit with relatives in Passaic,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
New London County
LEDYARD
Ticket Put Tn Nomination at Demo-
 cratic caucus-Teachsrs Announced -Cattie Bring Good Prices.


 -cattie Bring Good Priees.
 The democrats recently held their caucus at Ledyard Center. Charles A. Gray was chairman and George A. ticket has been nominated: Selectmen. Calvin P. Main, James B. Gray; board of relief, Bion J.. Kinney; assessor Fred E. Richards; auditor. Joseph A. Clark: constables, Leslie F. Gray. Err nest Lamb, Elmer O. Main, John Mo Guire: grand jurors, Alonzo Main. Will liam N. Brown Frank G. Maynard; tax collector, Clarence P. Knignt; member town school committee, Charles A. Gray.
 Home from Forest Hill Gardens.
 Mrs Charles D. Geer returned home from Flo: est Hill Gardens New York, Saturday evening. where she has been visiting Master David Miller, who has been staying the past summer al the at Forest Hill Gardens with Mrs Geer First Selectman Charles A. Gray and Judge s. E. Holdridge attended the meeting of the council of defense held in the Crocker house, New London, Thursday.
 Mrs. Julia. Avery Chase of Washing ton. D. C.. has been visiting in town for the past two weeks She was former resident of Ledyar9-
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Gallup Of Red, ding Ridge are the guests or MT. ana Mrs. Charles A. Gray.
 Teachers Appointed.
 The Ledyard schools will open Mon day for the fall term The teachers by districts will he as follows: No. 1, Miss Evelyn Whipple: ?, Miss. Grace E. Chapman; 8, Mrs. Ursula E. Avery; 4. Miss Jessie Browning 5, Miss Doro. thy M Lester; 6, Miss Jessie Wiley or VorwicT1. ' Miss Haroldene s. Stur- pis. & Miss Grace L. Finnegan; II, Miss Ge trude watro1s; IA, Miss Edna V. Day.
 Hills Parmelee, of Colchester has returned after spending a week with his pranSparents. Mir and Mrs. D. D. Taylor.
 SeIectman Frederick w. Burton sold three cows Thursday to Samuel Clark of Preston.
 Bring Good Prices.
 Harness R Cray recently sold pair of oxen for s35o and pair of two year old steers for $200.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
EKONK
PIainfieId Grange to Furnish Program
 at Meeting of Ekonk Grange.

Mrs. Carrie W.'sox is entertaining friends from Boston. s e. H. Gallup and family are spend- rnr a weak at Quonocontaug beach.
 Rev. Mr. Pryor and Henry Congdon spent Monday in Norwich
 Earl Gallup and party zoo&DEod to Norwich fair Monday and Tuesday&hep took a party to Sandy Hook
 PIainfie1d Grange will visit Ekonk Grange next Friday evening and give ..he program one candidate will also be instructed in the third and fourth degrees. .-e2
 Mrs. Jarvis is sending many crates ,f berries to Providence
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
SOUTH GRISWOLD
Ieptha G. eiIh e4 Friday, Among
 Those Who Attended Norwich Fair.

NIT. and Mrs. ErnSst Luther enter Ainsd over the holiday MT and Mrs Maurice Cf1fzzola of New York, John R. Luther of New London and Clar- mce H. Luther oe Waterbury.
 Miss Flizabeth Brocl<er of Ludlow, fass. slient the week end with MT. md Mrs. E. Fl. Clark.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
Would Help Some.

If MT. Hoover will put a stop to the practice of having useless banquets he will save an appreciabis amount of ifood.zFlorida Times-Union E 's
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Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
Windham County
WINDHAM

Birthday Party-Mystlo Woman Rsnts
 St. Paul's RsctorH-Midsumne Fair 1 Public Award of Prizes for Chill dren's Gardens Planned.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08

The pastor exchanged with MT. ct. Johns of the Plains chuxch- whoaA fAxA
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
WESTMINSTER

Double Birthday Celebration = Chill drsn's AnriouIturai Club to Prepare for Exhibit.
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-26

enough to interest me and direct me
how to learn all. 1 buried the dead
nurse, trunk and ALL" he tersely con-
can take you to the very spot and
prove this statement which, heaven
alone knows, didn't want to make, for
it incriminates n well-meaning fellow,
though he is dead"
Pearl shuddered and smoothed her
fevered brow. "Oh, Adams!" she
walled. unconsciously using that name
In utter distress.
He flew to her side to support her,
for she was tottering. Whether con-
scious Of her action or not, she placed
an arm around his neck and leaned
against his shoulder wearily.
"Pearll" he breathed softly, stirred
to the depths Of his being. "Pearl, my
love"
She broke into tears. "Who are
your" she sobbed, clinging In a helpless
fashion to his sleeve. "Who are your
He freed himself gently and placed
Toko's sealed letter In her trembling
hands. II will leave you alone to read
whatever this letter may contain" he
said with bright smile. ''Even though
I was not positive about Toxic, he was
from the very first informer Of my true
character and Identity. See whether
this does not so turn out. May I use
one OF your automobilesT
She looked at the envelope. Then
she looked at him. "You will return?''
she hesitated.
II give you my solemn word to re-
turn very soon," he assured her.