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Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07

Immortal Love, Forever Full" ben- ediction. A good audience took part heartily where possible. and were deeply interested The church was arches of leaves. ferns and roses. and with other. artistic arrangements of boughs and flowers. The Moody g large flag and others emphasized the patriotic spirit, suitably signalized so near the date Of national Independ- ence Day. for the continuance of which freedom this and most of the great nations- are now battling. Great service and for decorating the church is due to the men and women whose good work achieved it. Red Cross Meeting.
 The three sections of Canterbury's s Red Cross auxiliary hold their regular union meeting next Tuesday after noon, July. 10, with Mrs. Ida M. Short CT.
 Matters in General
 The home prayer circles of Wednes- day were more impressive because on the date July 4th. Axel Hartstrom has returned to Montana on business which may de- tain him some time. Viola Lovett is visiting her grand parents, MT. and Mrs. W. H. Green man.
 Bennie Rosenweig is at his mothers s
 At the morning service Sunday the pastor read Governor HoIcomb' S proclamation with regard to July 4th.
 The national colors were freely displaye on Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bagster Kinne. who are spending the summer with a niece in Norwich, were guests last Sunday, of A. T. Mac Leod's, Mrs. Kinne's brother.
 Social Evening.
 A good time was enjoyed at the home of Misses AImer, Ethel and Vio- let Newton, July 4th- Fireworks and dancing were the diversions of the evening, after which refreshments were served.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
SOUTH WINDHAM
Hospitality Dispensed to Many Guests Over the Holiday O'ConneIi- Backus Marriage Announced-Miss Abbe III.

Miss Calista Bacl1us is the guest of Miss Afics Blakeslee of Lebanon.
 Richard Holmes of Narragansett Pier spent the Fourth at his home
 Perry Crane, who is employed in Bristol, was at his home over the Fourth, and returned Thursday.
 Marriage Announced.
 Mrs Carrie J. Backus of South W1ndhan announces the marriage of her daughter, Hazel Marguerite. and day, June 2. The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. NJ w. Barry. pastor of St. Augustine's church, of Hartford The attendants were Miss !Denora c. Dunlevy of South Wind ham, and Thomas G. Garvey, IT,. of New London.
 Holiday Guests.
 MT. and Mrs Alfred Kinne have been guests of their son, Clifford kinne and family, of Hartford. Their son and his family returned home and spent the Fourth here.
 MT and Mrs. Clinton Allen of Mystic, are guests of E. W. Avery. MT. and Mrs. Clinton Allen of Mystic are guests of E. w. Avery.
 Mrs. Clarence Avery and daughters, Avery's parents, MT. and Mrs. A. w. Avery of Uncasville.
 Mrs J. E. Smith had as her guests over the Fourth her daughter, Mrs. clarence hamDerf1n and child of W<1Iimantic-
 Miss Sarah Abbe is i'll with typhoid fever.
 MT and Mrs. Carl Oman and sons William. Albert. Neils and George were in Bridgeport, Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer Engstrom and son, Harold. and MT and Mrs. Carl Sunden and son, spent Sunday at Watch Hill.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. A. Clark <eere in Scotland. Sunday afternoon calling on friends.
 Mrs. James Main is visiting in Hartford for a week, with Mrs. E. L. Palmer.
 Mfrs. Walter Backus has as her guest, Miss Packer, of Mystic
 D. L. Clinton had as guests over the Fourth, Rev. and Mrs Robert S. Morse, and daughters. of Wf11imantic
 To Suspend Services.
 Sunday evening will be the fast Christian Endeavor Union service that will be held until the first of September.
 Mrs C. L. Clinton is visiting in Hartford.
 Miss Mabel Clinton went Saturday Waterbury and the western part Of the state.
 Joseph Scribner and. Victor Cham berlin spent the Fourth with Prescott Chamberlin, of Chesham. IN. H. Charles Woodward of Hartford was
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Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
RAWSON

Among those who spent the Fourth out of town were MT. and Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald and son Richard, MT. and Mrs. D. T. Phillips and daughter and L. c. Albro.
 Miss Marian Hammond was a recent visitor in ElmvilIe.
 Mrs. Edward Berggren spent Thurs day in Putnam.
 A number from here attended the dance in Grange hall. Hampton, July 3d. Some also attended the garden party for the benefit Of the Red Cross at the Pell cottage in Hampton on the Fourth.
 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald and son Ambrose called on relatives in How ard Valley Sunday.
 Mrs. Grain and daughter Agnes are spending several days at Edward Berggren's-
 Mrs. E. Whitehouse was in Putnam Monday
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
BOLTON
City People Arrive at Summer Homes Visitors to Hartford Rose Gar dens.


 Albert Lee has enlisted and left town Thursday.
 Mrs LolIis Fl. Sevey and friends vey summer home in town and will reach here next week.
 Guests at Mrs. Jane Ffnley's over the Fourth were MT. and Mrs Henry Fryer. MT. and Mrs. Minot s. Fryer and two children of Wiilimantic.
 MT. and Mrs. John Sutter of North Bergen, ". J., have been visiting the formers sister, Mrs F. J. Mathein.
 William 'B. Loomis, Robert C. Loomis and Deunison H. Loomis of Westf1eld spent Sunday with their parents, Mir. and Mrs. William H. Loomis.
 Mrs Charlotte r. Pomeroy of Wind sor is with her daughter. Mrs. Will liam c. White. for the summer.
 At Their Farm.
 Prof. and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Alvord and son Morgan Alvord of Hartford have come to their farm for the sum- mer Mrs Louise Jewett and son kennon Jewett of Hartford spent the Fourth with them at Alvord Acres.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elmer !. Finley, three children and maid of New York have come to their summer home in South Bolton. MT. and Mrs. William H. Se- gate of Hartford were their guests the Fourth
 Miss May T.. Carpenter and Mrs. A. F. Wooding have returned to Nauga- tuck after some time spent at Mrs. Frances IG. Ruggles.
 k. T. Mathien of Lestershire. N. r.. is visiting at his home in town.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
WESTMINSTER
chiIdren's Flower Day Observed With Special Patriotic Features Red Cross Meeting July 10th.

Tt paid to wait" was the general verdict with regard to the weather of Westminster chndrenAs flower day. Thirty-three children were present, those twelve and under, talk ing part in the floral procession. Of these, the girls wore white dresses and crowns of daisies, the two littlest carried flags, and the rest leaf baskets filled with flowers. While the two smallest boys had flags and all had bouquets of lovely blossoms.
 The services of ci1ildren's day and Of the communion of the Lords SUD- per followed, one after the other; those of the children who wished b. ing allowed to retire before the latter was observed. lest they get too tired. The following was the program: Or gan prelude Gail to Worship, by the pastor; Lords prayer in unison i; scripture reading; The Pastoral Pray CT; the children's floral march to the music of Onward Christian Sol diers;" salute to the flag; America, by the children and the audience (stand- ing); offerings collected by the chil- dren {for starving children in war countries); notices; pastors talk to the children; hymn, When I Survey the Wondrous Cross;'' comm union service: offerings for the work of God in other lands; the hast stanza of
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
WILSONVHLE

Master Ernest Staly had his throat operated on last Thursday by a doc tor from Webster, with a throat spe- cialist from Worcester. The operation proved successful
 Sunday Fred Child had as visitors MT. and Mrs. Frank KingsbTry and two daughters of Spencer, Mass, and Austin Kingsbury of Dudley.
 Veronica Toomey spent a few days the past week with rela in South bridge. Her cousin returned home with her.
 Miss Fanny Jennings. with Carrie and Ernest Staly, spent the holiday with her sister and family in Fabian, Conn.
 Mylo Dodge of Fiskda1e is spending a week with his wife's people in town
 Francis Haggerty of Grafton was with his aunt and grandmother over the Fourth.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
Holland County COVENTRY
Varied Entertaining Features of Fourth of JuIy-Baeheiors Defeated By Renedicts at Ball, il to 8.

A very large company attended the drill on the Green by the Home Guard at two o'clock Wednesday, After wards there was a baseball game be- tween the married men and the sin gle men. The score was II to in favor of the married men. The Ready Helpers sold ice cream and lemonade.
 The Ladies' Society held their an- nuaI strawberry supper in the eve ming A very interesting program was given.
 Entertained Recently.
 Mir. and Mrs Herbert Fender and family from South Manchester spent the Fourth with MT. and Mrs. AL bert Newell.
 Mrs. John Snyder of Jersey City is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Everett Buck mum.
 MT and Mrs. Watrous spent the Fourth at the home of W. S. Green.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shepard of Hamden were in town over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. James Wood and family were at Gilbert Storrs' over the Fourth.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
NORTH STERLING
Red and Blue Contest at Sunday Schooi-Dyes Sent to Providence Daily.

Postmaster and Mrs. George M Filling of Danielson were Sunday vis- itors at George c. Spooner's and H. H. CroweIFs.
 The red and blue contest in the Sunday school at the Line" was much enjoyed by young and old.
 Miss Mary Griffith. who has been spending a week in Boston, returned home last week.
 Roses are extremely late this sea son.
 F. E. Potter and family and Mrs. Christy and chilren of River Point R. l.. were Sunday visitors at F. O.. Pfummer's.
 MT. and Mrs. c. 1T. Corey were in Providence last week.
 Miss Julia Cole Is visiting her grandmother at North Scttuate
 Frank O. Hummer and daughter. Dorothy, spent several days in Wor- cester, the past week.
 The chMdren's concert at the Line Meeting House was especially fine
 Heavy trucks are taking loads of dye to Providence daily from the dye plant.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
EKONK
Family Party Enjoys Sea Food Dinner -ChiIdren's Day Concert and Ser mon.

Mir. and Mrs Ed Frink, Mir Place and Henry Congdon motored to San dy Point, R. l., Saturday, and re- turned with a load of clans and fish and on Sunday entertained a large family party with clam chowder, steamed clans and many tempting other eatables.
 Chiidren's Day Exercises.
 The church was pretti9y decorated with laurel and roses Sunday. MT. Pryor gave a very interesting talk to the children, contrasting child life in heaihen lands with that in our own country, where Jesus is known and loved. The concert in the evening was well attended and very interest ing.
 Picking Strawberries.
 William Jarvis has begun gather ing his crop of fine strawberries. He sent forty quarts to Oneco, Saturday. Sunday, Mrs. Jarvis entertained at dinner a party of relatives from Prov idence and Sterling.
 The Fourth passed very quietly here.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
WOODSTOCK VALLEY
Burchard BIackmar's Injuries Prove Fatal-Birthday Surprise Party.

Burchard B1ackmar, who was in jured ill Union by a falling tree Sat urday, died Tuesday night at the Day KiInbaH hospital. He leaves his wife and four children.
 MT and Mrs. George Hayter of Clinton, Mass. are at their summer home.
 Mrs. Leonard and daughter, Miss Maude, have arrived at their summer hme. from FTatbush, N. Y.
 Miss Blanche Horner of Dorcester, Mass, is spending the summer at Ar thur Eldredge's.
 Several from here attended a birth day surprise party given Charles Hopkins at North Woodstock, Tues day evening. He was a former resi- dent of this place.
 Mrs. G. l.. Reach motored to Hart ford, Monday, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Wilber Barrett
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
WELLINGTON
Sixty seven Attend Bible School Brother of Mrs. w. H.. Marsh Dies Sudde niy.

There were ST at Bible school Sun n- day. The new superintendent, Rev. MT. Parker, made the opening exer- cises interesting. At the service he gave a most interesting review of the Sunday school convention to which the school sent delegates the previous Wednesday.
 Mir France, brother of Mrs. ". N. Marsh. who for many years has made his home with MT. and Mrs. Marsh, died quite suddenly last Wednesday, although he had been suffering from heart trouble for some months. The funeral was held at the home Friday. Rev. Charles A. Parker officiated. The burial was In Mystic.
 B. G. Robbins commenced his du- ties Sunday as caretaker of the church. The lawns have been moved. the grounds cleared from the rubbish left after the recent repairs and a general improvement is noticeable.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
SOUTH WOODSTOCK
Local Man Struck by Lightning Whil Mowinq-Fiae Raising Next Week.

Edward Weaver, resident of Wood stock, died last Monday at his place in SprucedaIe He was buried Tues day at II o'clock.
 Struck by Lightning.
 MT Berger, while fixing his moving machine last Monday, was struck by lightning. He was badly burned and was paralyzed, but has recovered.
 The Ladies' Aid society is to have the annual sale next week
 There is to be a flag raising next Wednesday at 3-50.
 Clarence Williams lost a valuable horse from sunstroke one day this week.
 supper at o'clock last Wednesday. after which 8 class was given the third and fourth degrees.
 Mrs. Fred Williams was in EAstford one day this week
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07

ner visited their grandmother, Mrs. M E. Howard, over the Fourth
 Miss Hattie House is at William Moffitt's.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Thompson and children Of Hartford, visited MT. and Mrs. Henry Smith, over the Fourth.
 Mrs. Hattie French of Hartford, visited Mrs. Loren Maine. Sunday.
 E. A. Shaw was in New York over the Fourth.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07

dinance forbidding the sale and use of fireworks.
 MT. Vining of Springfield spoke to an interested audience in the Bap tiSt church Sunday evening. The gardens are making good >ese sunny days.
 A Junior Chautauqua Is being formed here
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
NORTH WINDHAM

Recent visitors at Mrs Annie Simpsons were: Mir. and Mrs Daniel Maine and two daughters of Mystic. Mrs. Iva, Clark and jchildren. 6Irs. Gladys House and children, of Co., lunbia: and MT. and Mrs. Ernest Pauison of Mansfield.
 Several from ths place attended the Fourth of July celebration at Chaplin.
 Mrs. Charles Small entertained her brother from New London, Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
BOLTON NOTCH

Miss Sadie Howard who has been visiting her mother. Mrs. M. E. How ard. has returned to her home in New York.
 Misses Ruth. Mary: and Hattie War
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07

Bolton people have been visiting Hartford this week to view thr beau ties of the rose gardens at Elizabeth Park
 Miss Anna B. Pos. ha- returned from 3 visit to friends tn New Brit ain.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07

Out-Womans Club Motora 70 Windsor.
 A number Of friends Of Miss Eufiv Mcknight gave her a n1tscsiiaueoIF shower Saturday evening in honor of her approaching marriage wlfn liar old c. Davis. The affair was held az the home of Mir. and Mrs. Howard Spencer. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
 Set Out Tobacco Plants. Siberheiz and Wetstone. who have the largest tobacco plantation in town have finished setting out fifty -tnre" acres of shade grown tobacco. Sixty hands were employed and more men will be needed as soon as the picking Of r1e leaves begins.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Thompson has moved lr- to the rent owned by F. I. Charfer formerly occupied by Mrs. Wilbur Chapman. who has gone 10 Wichifa. Mrs George Barbour has returned from visit to her formee homo in Norfolk.
 At Lake Cottage.
 The Junior Camp Fire Giri- win their guardian. Miss Angie Elliott. a-s cupying the Brigham cottage
 MT. and Mrs. Cifaton Reads ard son, Morris. are spending two weefe with Mir Reads's parents. in War WICK Ma&s.
 Rev. George Reynolds of Weaf Hartford occupied tho pulpit af The Congregational church Iast Sunday
 Motor Outing.
 The Wornana club held the aunua' outing Wednesday, going oy auforuo bile to visit the old Webb house lr Wsthersfeld. Elizabeth Park. where lunch was served. and latsr co Che Ellsworth houee in Wfndsor. 
 Personals.
 Miss Ellen Finance is visiting he~ grs ndmother. Mrs. Nellie Rice. fr Worcester, Mass.
 Misses Hazel and Mar1aref uer no.ds of Essex arc visiting Hrs Hsrrr Hayden.
 Winfield Bancroft Of southinrt0n is the guest Of his grandparents. Sir and Mrs. J. Bancroft.
 Mrs. Agnes Kibbe entertaiuc8 family party on July 9th.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

Ia guest over the Fourth of his sis ! ter, Mrs. Stephen Cranbury.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
OBITUARY.
Edward B. kilIan1


 Edward B. Kil1am died Monday from tuberculosis. He had also been af- f1icted from youth with asthma, and had sought relief in Colorado, FTori- da and the White mountains; for the past two years he had been at the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. c. H. Killam. His widow survives. with a daughter, Harriet, one brother, John besides his parents. He was born June IT, 1879.
 Flag Raising on the Fourth.
 On the Fourth a flag raising drew a crowd numbering more than 200 The exercises were as follows: Raising of the flag by Veterans Witherell and Robbins: song, Star Spangied Ban ner, audience; address, Rev. T. A. Turner song, school children; ad- dresses. Prof. F. R. Fall, Hon. Ran dolph Chandler and Prof. Arthur s. Hardy; America, by audience. The addresses were of a high order and hearty applause was given each speak CT A ball game followed. Pomfret vs. Woodstock. and a dance in the hail in the evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
ELLINGTON

Miscellaneous Shower for Niss Me- Knis1t-shsde Grown Tobseeo Set Out-Womsn's Club Motora to Windsor.
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