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Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
SOUTH GRISWOLD
Late Happenings in the Vicinity Personal Items.

Edgar H. Clark attended the auc- tion at the late Charles Mains IT Voluntown, Saturday.
 Earl Clark has completed his duties with the American Thread Company.
 Elmer o. Burick was a guest o1 Mir. and Mrs. Albertus c. Burdick o1 Jewett City. Friday. / MT. and Mrs. Albert G. Greene and Mrs. Lillian Lovel of Oxford, Mass. where they were guests of MT. and Mrs. William Snyder. They also calf- ed on Mrs. Lucy B. Miner of North
 MT. and Mrs. George Brand were in Jewett City last week and saw the troop trains go through enroute for Aver, Mass.
 Week End Guests
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Luther enter tained over the week MT. and Mrs. William R. Richmond, and three children of Chicopee, Mass, Maurice l.. Chizzola. of New York, John R. Luther. of New London and Clarence H. Luther of Waterbury.
 Rev. George G. Scrivener preached at the local church Sunday.
 Mrs. Lillian Lord has returned to Oxford Mass. after visiting her cous- in, Mrs. Albert G. Greene.
 MT and Mrs. Edgard H. Clark at
 Samuel D. Pierce of Providence is spending the week with his son, Hor- atio Pierce of Rixtown.
 Oliver NJ. Young was a visitor in Sterling, Sunday.
 Benjamin w. Young of WilIimantic spent the weekend with his father, Ransom H. Young.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29

Rev. Henry T. Arnold of Norwich is supplying the pulpit of the Congre- gationaI church and his sermons arc very helpful.
 Rev. Charles French and family have moved from the parsonage to Uncasville, his health remaining about the same.
 Ida Beebe, who has been very i'll for many weeks, is improving slowly.
 Mrs. Letitia Comstock, who has besa visiting relatives in Yantic is now in UncasviHe with Mrs. Laura
 MT. and MS. Augustus Herrlck have been spending their vacation with Miss Adeline Fellows.
 Social Union Meets.
 Tha Ladies' Social Union met with Mrs. Lucy P. Scholfeld for the first time since the summer vacation. A very interesting meeting was held and a good number was' present. While some worked for the Red Cross others were busy sewing for the society," Mrs. Scholfield was by a unanimous vote reelected president. In honor of Mrs. Lathrop's marriage anniversary' wedding cake was served and delic- ious refreshments.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Beard of New York and MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Parker of Vermont, whose father was minister in this place many years ago, have been visiting Mrs. Frank Parker.
 Mir. and Mrs. Scholfeld and son and Miss Jessie Scholfeld have just re- turned from an automobile trip to the Berkshires.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
CHESTERFIELD

Among those who attended Hamburg fair Wednesday were William, Stan- ley, Charles and Matt Tinker, Mrs Mary Tinker, Ruth Tinker, Benjamin aplan, Arthur Merriman and Florence Powers.
 The young people of this place at tended a dance given at the Golden Spur, Wednesday evening.
 Julius Kaplan has ,sold his three farms to Polish people from New York.
 MT Zietz is moving his household goods to John Begues farm, which he has recently rented.
 Mrs. Lester Clark and Miss Flor ence Powers visited Mrs. Erskine' s school on Walnut Hill, Thursday.
 Many people from neighboring towns attended the auction of Abra- : ham Kobrofsky. Friday.
 Messrs. Jacob Kaplan and Stanley
 MT. and Mrs. Jacob Strzyzeuske and grandson, Ross. of Black Hah- spent Sunday with Mrs. J. c. Phillips.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coleman and son, of Westerly. accompanied by James Coleman and Mrs. Nellie Holli- day and son of Florida, spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Powers and relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. James Ritchie spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs. Charles Powers.
 Many people from different towns attended the auction of Israel Freed en Chapel Hill. Monday.
 Messrs. Florence and Lula Powers and Ruth Tinker, visited school on Chapel Hill, Monday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29

towards eettihS A few needed electric lights for Pine Grove
 Lawrence Spencer spent Sunday at Niantic, Sunday afternoon, on his bi- cycle.
 Frank Neuschafer of Freeport L. l.. is spending two weeksa vacation a. the Sweet Rest bungalow. Dr. W. W. Leonard of Norwich spent Sunday with his parents, Station Agent and Mrs. c. A. Leonard.
 Miss Vera Smith Is assisting Mrs. J. Percy Morgan.
 Mrs. E. E. Claussen of Hartford is passing a week at her cottage.
 Mrs. I. Maier and daughter have re- turned to New York, after a lengthy visit to Mrs. M. w. Stiglitz.
 Men are putting an addition on the Won Feilitz restaurant.
 Winfield J. Manwarring is conva1-
 Mrs. M. W. Stiglitz has gone to illness of her mother. Mrs. Benjamin Mallory has returned to Maiden, Mass, after stay in the Grove
 C.. A. Hawkes. and family will move shortly to Hartford to pass the wif1- ter.
 LoHson. De'A"'n '' e"p'0'sD III I've" MrM A. E. c. Merriam, M. D., left Monday for her home in Hartford, and Mrs. Barnard left for her home in Bridgeport
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
NORTH FRANKLIN
Sisters Night at the Granse-PIeasure
 Trips of Local People.

Mrs. Hannah Kingsley and Mrs Grace Peckham attended the mission ary meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Clinton Rogers at Wauwecus Hill.
 Sisters Night. Saturday might September 22d was Sisters night at Franklin grange. A patriotic entertainment was given at the close of which refreshments were served.
 Mrs Alfred Morin and daughters Gladys and Ruth of Willimantic were Wednesday guests of Miss Florence Redwood.
 Miss Margaret Mcfarland has re- turned to her home in Seymour after two weeks spent as the guest of Mrs. Grace Peckhan.
 Mrs. c. c. Carpenter and family of Wickford, R. l.. spent several days with Mrs. A. T. Browning recently.
 John Brink, Jr., Mrs. J. W. Fsrink, Mrs. F. A. Redwood and daughter Florence were Hartford visitors Monday.
 Visited Mantle.
 MT. and Mrs. A. R. Race, Miss Rena Race, Mrs. Lucius Browning and son Maurice were Mantle visitors Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. H. E. White and daughters Celia, Mildred and Mrs. AL bert Ward attended the Brooklyn fair Wednesay.
 Miss Alice Lillie of willimantic has returned home. after spending several days with Mrs. A. T. Browning.
 Fred H. Race. Jr, wes Hartford visitor Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
ROAD 5OCIETY

Mir. and Mrs. Archie Fletcher oi Westerly were at Mrs. Marcia P Stanton's, Sunday. - A number from here attended the drill of the Home Guard. Sunday, at Major Charles P. Williams, on Mon tauk avenue.
 Miss Grace D. Wheeler returned Monday. from a weekend visit with Mrs. B. A. Herriclx, of Norwich.
 Mrs. George Middleton, with her daughter, Marjorie, of New York, who have been at Quaquataug, for some time: left Tuesday for Boston. to visit another daughter, Who has entered Wellesley College.
 Mrs. Horace Brink was in New Lon don, Friday. and visited her nephew and his wife, Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Shay.
 Mrs. Agnes Peabody, who has been at Maple Lawn for several weeks, left Wednesday for Mystic, where she will be with friends for some time before leaving for her home in Worcester, Mass.
 Miss Grace D. Wheeler has been ap- pointed by Mrs. Morgan T. Buckley of Hartford. chairman of the Woman's committee in Stonington and Mystic to raise funds for the New Liberty loan.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
CLASCC
District Superintendent G. G. scrivener Breaches Helpful Sermon at the Eethef-Miss w. F. Greene Teaoh- ing Near Taftville.


 Rev. George E. Scrivener, of Nor an Interesting and helpful sermon at the Bethel, Sunday at Il a. m. from Joel e:z9. "2cat yo:- plowshares in to swords, and your pruning hooks with spears: let the weak say, I am strong"
 Visited Schools.
 Superintendent of Schools MT. Swift, was at Glasgo schools Tuesday.
 James Campbell is drawing ttes for Charles HSBarber, carting rom Beach Pond to Jewett C3ty.
 Clarence Benjamin has purchased a car.
 Nrs. J. T. Wilbur was a caller at her daughters, Mrs. Eli Lague's, in Jewett City, Tuesday evening. Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. W. G. Burdick, and attended Sunday morn ing services at the Bethel, as did also Mrs. Maurice Chizzo1a, of New York, who is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Everett Luther.
 Visited Elm City. -- Mrs. H. J. Cole was a recent vis- itor- with relatives in New Havc..S also to visit a cousin, who left the following week for Camp Devens. Henry Weseman will move his household goods and family into the Village the first week in October MT. and Mrs. McElligott of Jewett City and Mrs. Joseph Herbert were guests of r. and Mrs. Frank Eccle- Miss Francis Rood spent the week end at her home in the north part of Mrs. w F. Greene is teaching near Taftville. and boarding on Washing ton street, Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
MON1V1LLE

Mir. and Mrs. Charles Chapman of Norwich spent the weekend with Mrs. Thomas Church. Mrs. Oliver Conova of Baycnne. N. l.. and Miss Marion Manchester of New York are visiting their sister. Mrs. Everett Chapman.
 Miss Minnie Chapel spent Sunday with friends in Providence.
 Roy Hart of the U. s. naval reserve spent Sunday with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Moses Hart.
 Mrs Susie Tilden of South Man chester is visiting her sister, Miss Hattie Randall of Palmertown
 The supper and entertainment given by the Ladies' Aid society of the Union Baptist church Friday evening was well patronized,
 Miss Maude Bennett spent Sunday with Miss Elsie Pratt of. New Haven.
 Andrew Rosenlund of the U S. A., spent Sunday with his parents
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
SALEM
Night Blooming Cereus Object of in- terest-Mrs. Bella L. Pratt and Daughter at Summer Home.

Mrs. Bela l.. Pratt and daughter Elizabeth of Boston were in town the first of the week.
 Visited Elm City.
 James Beebe spent Saturday and Sunday in New Haven. Daniel Williams of Colchester is spending a few days with his nephew, J. J. Murray. Mir and Mrs. Abram SumnowitZ and son George were callers in Norwich Sunday.
 Mrs. James Beebe and daughter Doris spent Saturday evening and Sunday with Grassy Hill relatives.
 Mrs G. J. Murray spent Monday with her mother, Mrs. Phebc Robin son in Rozrah.
 MT. and Mrs. H. A. Rogers were callers in Hamburg Tuesday.
 Mrs Ella Kingsley passed several days recently with her. brother, War ren Rogers in Lyme.
 James Clark and. a friend from Greenwich were callers at N. l.. Ciark's Sunday.
 Night Blooming Cereus.
 Several neighbors called at the home Of MT. and Mrs. H. A. Rogers Satur- day evening to see the blossoms of a night blooming cereus.
 Miss Susan Miner of New London is spending several days at her home here.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
VOLUNTOWN
Miss Christina Briggs Returns to La sell Seminary-Ladies' Society Meets

Miss Airline Thompson spent the weekend at her home at Hampton.
 George Lachape1le of the U. s. bat tleship Rhode Island, is home on an eight day furlough.
 Miss Margaret Hassler spent the weekend at her home in Taftville
 Nathan Graf spent Sunday at his home in Norwich
 Miss Christina Briggs has entered Laseu Seminary to continue her stud ies.
 Miss Bertha E. Lewis led the B. Y. F. U. Sunday evening.
 Alexander S. Tanner and D. J. Ge- 'linas left for Camp Devens Sept. 20.
 Visited Mystic Friends,
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. A. Anderson. Morris Anderson spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Hall of Mystic
 Rev. A. l.. Townsend, a former pas tor here. was in town last week call ing on friends.
 Mrs. Jonas L. Herbert and Miss Ed na Herbert have been visiting for few days with friends at Mystic
 The Ladies' Society of the Baptist church met in the chapel Tuesday af- ternoon.
 A number of local residents were business callers in Norwich the past week.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
LEFFINGWELL
Mission Circle Meets With Mrs. ciin.
 ton Rogers of Wauwecus Hiil- Cheering Nsws From Camp Devens.

MT. and Mrs. A. G. Ross spent Sun day with MT and Mrs. Warren Thompson of F1tchville.
 Kate Wiley and Mrs. Frank Smith of Norwich were Sunday guests at the ! home of Mrs. A. J. JohnsonS Miss Frances Swan was a weekend ] guest of Mrs. Reuben Ladd of Greene vile. Mrs. Emma Champlin has returned to her home in Worcester after spend. ing several weeks with MT. and Mrs. E. D. Reynolds.
 | spending a few days with relatives in Lyme.
 Mrs Olin Boynton, Mrs. George Hentz and daughter, Priscilla of Providence, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Edward Reynolds.
 Mrs. E. W. Chase. Mrs. Fife House, Mrs. Mary Welch and Mrs. Morrison of Norwich were guests of Mrs. A. J. Johnson Thursday.
 Church News. Word has been received from local boys who are at Camp Devens. Aver, Mass. that they are kept busy, but are having a fine time. Lawrence O. Gates has returned to the parsonage after spending few days in New York. Met at Wauweeus Hill The Mission Circle met Tuesday with Mrs. Clinton Rogers at her Home on wauwecus Hill for an all dey meet ing. At noon. in the dining room. a most appetizing lunch was served by the hostess. The regular meeting was called to order at 2.30 D. m. by the
 president, Mrs. Grace K. Peckham The scripture and music were fur nished by graphaphone. Mrs. s. W. Lenngwel1 offered prayer. The sec retary's report was read and accept ed. As He Went Along the Way was read by Mrs. Frank Harris; poem, Mrs. T.. c. Lemngwell: Some Prayers that God Answered. Mrs. Ella Beebe; Gift of Loving Heart, Mrs. c. D. FL lis: Miss Alice I4eff1ngwell, Miss Ruth Ellis and Mrs. T. c. Leff1ngwel1 gave reports of the New London Associa- = tfon. Readings. Mobilize Now, Miss Eunice Northrup: Mobilization Week, Miss Ruth T: E1lis;. current events. There were fifteen present. The offer ing amounted to s5.45. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction.
 Church Services.
 Sunday morning service at Ii o'clock with sermon by the pastor Rev. L. O. Gates. Sunday school at 12.15 D. m. At 7:30 D. m. the B. Y. P. U. will hold the usual service
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
LEONARD BRIDGE
Leo G. Cummings, Drafted, Will Be
 Called Early in October.

MT. and Mrs. Louis c. Schroeder have their guest, Frank Sisson of Hartford.
 Miss Emily Watrous was in Willi- mantle, Friday afternoon, calling on her cousin, Miss Lizzie Newberry, who is a patient at St. Joseph's hospital. Miss Newberry is gaining, after sur gical operation.
 MT. and Mrs. Brunette w. Cum mings of South Manchester were at Shady Lawn Farm Sunday afternoon.
 Farmers have been hurrying about shocking their corn and of filling their silos, since the frost nipped the corn so badly.
 Harosd Lombard has returned to New Haven, after spending several days with MT. and Mrs. Henry l.. Watrous.
 Chester J. Holmes has returned, after spending several weeks with his brother. Thomas Holmes a Norwich.
 Leo G. Cummings has been drafted and has passed the physical eXemina- tion. He will De called early in Octo- Der.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
HANOVER
Red Cross. Work Distributed by w. c. T. U.-Mr. and Mrs. Angus Park Home From Bethlehem.

special meeting of the W. C. T. U. was held at Mrs. Bennett's Wednes- day afternoon, to distribute Red Cross work to members.
 Studying New Book.
 The September meeting of the Wo- mans Missionary society was held on Friday afternoon. The New Home Missionary Study books, Missionary Milestones.' was taken up on the pro- gramme.
 The Junior Christian Endeavor will hold a meeting Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
 Trip to Mountains.
 Mir. and Mrs. Angus Park spent few days last week at Bethlehem, N 1T.
 Ralph Standish left this week for Providence to enter Brown university. Miss Maude Delaney is at the home of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Mathew Delaney for few days.
 Henry Smith is the new clerk at Webster Standish's store.
 In New Home.
 Frank Still has moved to the Ar thur Lucy place on Potash Hill road.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND
Who is Going and Coming - Incidents, Accidents and
 Building in Three Counties.

Alden Reynolds. He is survived by his wHe and little son, a sister and his parents.
 Mrs. Albert Gates of Millington was the guest of Miss May Harding last week
 Mrs. Jennie Martin has returned from visit with her daughter, Mrs. Lyman, of Hartford
 Mrs. Julia Moves spent last week with New York friends
 Mrs. John Tiffany spent last week in Deep River and Hartford
 The fishermen are getting their nets ready for fall fishing.
 Wilson Reynolds and family of Mtddletown, were guests at H. L. Rey- noldS Sunday.
 The librarians in the different parts or the town are raieing money for the million dollar funds for soldiers. The grange and other organizations do- mated nberalIy.
 The twenty-hrst annual of Lyme grange was one of the most success fuf ever held. The crow was estimated at 2.000 people.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29


 Twelve pupils from this town are attending Norwich Free Academy this year: F1ossie Meyer. Harriet Graham. Clara Hyde. Ellen Willcox, Mabel KaAahan, Rachel Nadler. Claude Leathers, Alfred 6merchanslEy. David Ballou, Gerald Wolf. Earl Palmer. and attending PlainfleId high school are Helen Phillips. George Phillips and Earl Phillips, and Miss Nelson goes to Wtllimantic.
 T. D. Phillips recently spent week visiting relatives in Carolina and Ar- Mrs. Giimour and Mis- Jessie 0il- ter a visit with Mrs. Gilmours sister. Mrs. J. R. Carpenter.
 Mrs. Mary s. Cater spent a few days last week with Miss Mabel Moves of Lebanon.
 Charles Johnson. Mir. and Mrs. Her bert Johnson. and daughter, HazeI spent Sunday at Fred Kinne's in Can- terbury.
 Mrs. c. A. Kennedy was a visitor in Central Village one day this week. After passing some time with her son, William Oulihan. Mrs. Oulihan has gone to Bridgeport to make her home with her daughter, Mrs. Capron.
 Post Gard Shower.
 Mrs. Augustus Read, whose eightieth birthday occurred recently, received a shower of one hundred and thirty-six post cards.
 Mrs. Jesse Phillips entertained MY. and Mrs. Hewitt and nephew, and MT and Mrs. Blizzard, of Poquon- nook, Sunday.
 The Ladies Aid society met at Mrs. F. E. Hyde's, Wednesday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
LEDYARD
Lantern Gasoline Explosion James N. HoIdridge Loses Shed, Engine and End of Barn-Library Commit tee Reports Progress.

James N. .Holdridge who owns the Jacob Gallup farm in town, also owns a saving and threshing machine. MT. 1oldridge lives alone and while do- ing some repairing to his engine Sat Hrday evening by lantern light, in some way the flame came in contact with the gfo'oline in his engine and an explosion occurred. MT. Holdridge where the engine is stored took fire. He teIephoned to Mystic and the Old Mystic Chemical company came in a hurry. Neighbors turned out to fight the flames. The house caught fire but that was put out and the house saved. The shed was completely burned to- gether with his engine. His barn caught fire and one end was burned off. The Old Mystic Chemical com pany, together with the neighbors. did heroic work, or all of his buildings would have been burned.
 LccaI Brevities.
 Mrs. D. D. Taylor has been spend ing the past week visiting relatives i'll Great Harrington, Mass. She is ex- recting to return home today (Satur- dayD
 Mrs. Charles A. Gray, who has been i'll during the past week is slowly re- covering.
 Mrs Charles D. Geer and children, to Willimantic Sunday.
 Mrs. Walter Parmelee of East Haddam has been caring for the household duties of Mrs. D. D. Tay- for during her mothers visit to Great Harrington.
 Library Committee Encouraged.
 Charles D. Geer, chairman of the To- cal committee in Ledyard for rais- ing money to be used in purchas sing books for tine soldiers, announces that all members of the committee are car- rying on an enthusiastic and success fu1 campaign, and it is expected that Iedyard will raise her allotted share.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
.FITCHVuIE
Town Proud of Five Boys in Uncle same New Army-Eaeh is Gener- ously Remembered with Gifts-Fars- we'll Cigars from Nathan GiIIman.

A number of young people from this 1 place were in New London last week to bid farewell to the soldier boys who 1 left for Camp Devens, Thursday. Those who answered to the roll call from Bozrah were: Harry Lathrop, Joseph l Rivers. Patrick Kelley, Jofin Kane and Charles Coushlin. The local boys were London in automobiles and judging by the remernbrances the boys carried | away, their friends did not forget boys from the village. Messrs Rivers, Kane and Kelley, were we'll loaded with cigars, and one of the young men left five boxes to be sent on later Just as the local boys were leaving the village, the machine they were in was stopped by Nathan Gill; man O. Gilman Bros Shoddy Mfgs of Bozrahville. and each was presented 9 box e cigars, the gift of Mir Gill man.s
 Gossip and Chat
 Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Winchester and daughter, Lois, of Willimantic, spen. Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. N. D. Win : chester.
 Henry Easthaus Of Texas was re- cent guest of his cousin, Mrs. Mary Nara.
 MT and Mrs. J. Edward Foley have returned from a three weeks motor trip through Massachusetts, and Rhode
 Wallace Phillips of Mystic spent Sunday with his brother. Charles Phillips.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Salzer of Peacedale. R. l., MT. and Mrs. Ben jamin SaIzer and children, Benpamin and Fred, and MT. Fred Salzer of Syracuse, V. Y, were recent guests at the home of Fred Salzer's sister, Miss Mary SalZer.
 Miss Gladys Leffingwe11 of Leffing- we'll was a recent guest of Miss Ethel Eastland.
 
 Florence McCarty of Brooklyn \ " has been spending a few days with hfs father. John McCarty.
 Eneign Eas!in to Speak.
 Ensign Albert Baglin of the local Salvation Army will speak at the Baptist church in F'itchvilIe, Sum day morning; subject, Heaven, It's Certainty-What Sort of Place It Is and How to Get There Mrs. Bag1in will sing. Nearer My House and In the Happy Garden.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
LEBANON
Motor Trip to New YorIS-Mestins of
 Red Cross.

Mrs. Mary s. Garter of South Pas adena. Cal, has been spending a few day with Miss Mabel Moves. spent Sunday at her home in Leban- on.
 Charles Sweet of New Britain spent the week end at his home.
 MT. and Mrs. Vernon Boothby of Woodmont were recent visitors with the formers parents, MT. and Mrs Alonzo Boothby.
 Returns to Hartford.
 Mrs. K. M. Cobb has returned to Hartford. after spending the psat six weeks at her homo in this place. Mrs. Robert Lillie and infant daugh- ter, have returned from St. Joseph's g hospital Willimantic.
 Mrs. Martha PendIeton of Windham is spending a few days at the home of Miss Hattie Hewitt.
 Motor Trip Ends.
 MT. and Mrs. E. L. Pultz have re- turned from an automobile trip to panied by the latter's parents, MT. and Mrs. Alvin Lamb. who are to spend the winter here.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Wetmore of Hartford spent Sunday with Mrs. Will jam Wetmore of this place. Mrs. Byron Blakeslee and Miss Reu- berta Burgess were recent visitors at E. A. McCaH's in Goshen.
 Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter of Willi- mantle. preached at the Baptist church Sunday.
 The Red Cross met Tuesday after noon at the nome of Miss Hattie Hew-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
CLARK'S CORNER
Stephen Frank Palmer Satisfied With Life at Ayer-Motor Guests From North Grafton.

Postmaster E. D. Chapman is hay ing a garage built.
 Mir and Mrs. William Smith and son have returned from a visit in Massa : chusetts with Mrs. Smiths parents, Mir and Mrs Leonard Macomber. Mir and Mrs. Fleming with the son and daughter and friends of North Grafton. Mass, were visitors at the home of MT. and Mrs. John Perry Sunday. They came in their automo bile to visit their daughter. Miss Julia Fleming who is the district school teacher.
 Miss Doris M. Collins has been the guest of her cousins in Mystic:
 Satisfied at Aver.
 Word has been received from Steph- en Frank Palmer the only one from this districN to join the National army at Aver. Mass.. that he likes things up there better than he expected. The food is good and well cooked, he is in
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
MT. HOPE

Miss Mary S. Barnes of Norwich is visiting Mrs. Jenny Bacon.
 Charles B. Moore of Arlington. Mass, spent the week end with his father, P. 70. Moore.
 Frank Young of Brooklyn N Y.. was 3, caller on his family until over Sunday.
 Gilbert Mathewson of Boston fs- home spending a few days with his family.
 Arthur Burdick has returned from Hartford where he has been employed by the Billings and Spencer Co. for a few weeks.
 Miss Cora McCracken of Conant- vile spent the week end with her uncle and aunt.