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Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
CLARK'S FALLS

Miss Doris w Collins has been the gnest of her sister. Mrs. Gladys Me Kenzie. in New Haven. She was ac- companied home by her sister, for a visit. ,E
 Mrs. Richard Maine was a viistof at the home of her son. W. D. Maine and family, on Oak street, Westerly, Tuesday.
 Harry Rs Mitchell and son. of We >quetequocl1 were at Clark's Falls re- cently. They were accompanied by Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. NJ. I. Fells..
 Horace r. Palmer and N. V. Kav- anaugh were in Westerly Monday.
 Stephen Frank Palmer. ono of the great grandchildren of Avery N. Ec- cleston with his wife. attended the family reunion at Glasgo. Tuesday.
 Mrs Kate Pickering. has been en- of Long Island
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
LEONARD BRIDGE
Buyers of Antiques Pay Big Prices for
 Articles Sold at Clark Auction.


 Kenneth L. Cummings and David Walsh were at the Connecticut Agrl- cultural college at Storrs, Tuesday aft ernoon.
 Brought Big Prices.
 The auction sale at Salmon ". ClarlS's, Wednesday, drew large crowd Of antique buyers from New York state and Vermont, Hartford, New Haven, Jewett City, New London and elswhere. An old fashioned chair was sold for $50: set of crockery $25. Tables SIP and s15,. aRd everything went at sky-high prices. c. E.. Mac farlane of Willimantic was auctioneer and had charge of the sale. {. Rexford E. Cummings has returned from South Manchester. Howard B. Williams has gone to South Manches- ter to take his place on the milk route.
 Attended Picnic.
 Mrs. Fred J. Brown and Miss La vinia P. Kneeland attended the Social Corner picnic at Mrs. Bennie R. Yorks in Goshen, Wednesday,, and had very enjoyable time.
 Mrs. Arthur H. Clark and son have returned to Brooklyn, N. Y., after 2 lengthy stay at MT. ClariS's. Salmon W. Clark accompanied them on their return and will make his home witb them.
 Mrs. Ernest Bland and son of Sey. mour are local visitors.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
SOUTH GRISWOLD
Ns~s Received of Rotert J. Sur.
 .:roughs' Safe Arrival fn France.

Miss tIilda Reuche has returned .to Nofthport.. E:Iy after several weeks nd Mrs. ,PeterfJ. ns,sta fson.
 Mir and Mrs. kftbsrt G. Greene en- ,yed a clananning trip to Poquonoc Wednesday.
 rip to Bostdn aisdS Axsorcesfer 1Sesi Miss Jennie Billings has returned Q Springfield after several weeks va
 sunday Mrs, 4afiist E. Palmer e en- lertaincd Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Bit good, Mir. and Mrs. Edward ,Hanlon md dausht eri iKfth and MT. and Mrs. William Grove, Master Willie and lit le Miss Millie Grove and Mrs. Nellie Mrs: Robert ;Jnburilso,iashs has a;e re. !. eived word of the safe arrival of her husband in France.
 Mrs. John Thompson an1 daughter eptla G. Bill. Oliver M. Young, Fred rick and Elnsr O. Burdick attended
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
NORTH FRANKLIN
Twenty at Meeting of Ladies' Aid Soeisty-Work Done for Red Crooe,

Mrs. Henry Bridger, who has been spending the summer with Mrs. Grace Peckham. has gone to Matapan. Mass At Goshen Gathering.
 Mrs. F. A Redwood and daughters Florence and Ella. Mrs. r. H. Race Ella, Mrs. R. M. Harding and son. Mather Frank, attended the Social Corner gathering at the home of Mrs BY ork in Goshen Wednesday.
 Mrs. $. N. Hyde of Cranston, R. l., formerly of Pleasure Hill. spent the past week with friends in town.
 Lola Ladd has returned home after spending the week in Canterbury with Mrs. Ethel Bingham.
 Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Harding and son, Mather Frank, attended camp meeting Sunday.
 Frank Redwood. Jr., spent the week end in New London the guest of his uncle, Herbert Hoffman.
 Mrs. Ethel Eastland O. F'ftchvi1le was a recent guest of Mrs. R. M
 Mrs. Ernestine Bailey of. New, Lon don was visiting friends in town Sat urday. t ,
 Mrs. Jeanette Hoffman and daughter Florence are visiting at their former home in Easthampton, Mass.
 Miss Annie Day has returned to her home in New Haven after spending several days with her sister, Mrs. Will liam Woodward
 Worked fer Red cress.
 Mrs. Jennett Hoffman. Mrs Frank Redwood and Mrs Fred Race were the hostesses at the Ladies Aid so- ciety meeting held at Community hall ance- Red Cross work was taken up.
 Mrs. Frank Case has returned to her home in New London after several days visit with Mrs. Grace Peckham.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
NORTH LYME

AIr. and Mrs., G. H. Strong, N. S, Strong and family spent Sunday in Madison, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Leete. '-z' = :
 Mrs. Dora Hewitt and sons, of Gro- ton, are visiting MT, and Mrs, ", M. Sisson, Jr
 Mrs. Elizabeth Rathbun of Ivoryton has been spending the week at C. F. Jewett's.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. F. Jewett and Mrs. Mary Fosdick attended the funeral of Mrs Giles ReynoldsE in New London last Friday. =
 Mrs. Marian Champlin and Mrs Minnie Gates are visiting Mrs. Erwin Rogers this week.t4 | Mrs: Mary Fosd5ck. M. J. Stark, the .Misses Marion. Olive and Jennie Stark Williams Stark. Miss Emily Stark and Mrs. N. S.. Strong were at Ocean Reach Wednesday attending the Stark reunion.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
PENDiEr0N HILL
MAleoIm Thempson,s Trotter to Race at Norwich Fair-lrterestinst Events of the Week. E..

Myron T. Kinnie still has a large quantity of standing grass. Scarcity -sof help has prevented his. cutting his crop earlier.L Miss Sadie Kinnie of Ledyard has been a guest of MT. and Mrs. Homer Kinnie during the past week.
 Robert P. Milne has returned to his home in Dorchester. Mass, after near in law, Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson. al Ferndale.
 Miss Eva Campbell spent las, week in Chicago. returning here Sat urday evening.
 Mrs. James Thompson was able to and serious illness with erysipelas.
 J. Culbert Palmer. and Mrs. Palmer Mrs. Lucius N. Palmer. Miss Anna Culbert, Lieutenant J. Culoert Pal stonington and New York. were Thursday afteHloon callers at the Pal mer homestead. Lieutenant Palmer 8 senior at Yale, has just returned from Piattsburg, where he received his commission. William Palmer is now at the officers camp in Piattsburg.
 Horse to Race at Fairs.
 Malcolm Thompson has purchased a pair of team horses. MT. Th0mpson's s trottfng horse has been in training for some time, and will race at the Nor : wich fair next week and later at the k;nS2.~,l II fair.
 AIr. and Mrs John Geer and son, Borden, were Saturday guests of Mrs. Charles F. Maine in Stoning- ton.-.
 Professor Royal Y. Moore. principal of -tlle7 Wheeler School. was g. recent guest. at the Palmer homestead.
 Miss Ruby Pearl Maine. some times guest of Mrs. Annie Cook of Hickory Farm, started Wednesday for her return trip to Indiana. Mrs. Maine was Accompanied as far as New York b!y her cousin. Russell Cook.
 MT. and Mrs. James Brooks of Law renee, Mass, are guests at F'ernda1e. MT. Brooks has charge of a depart ment in. the largest cotton mill in the world. which is located in Lawrence.
 Church Supper.
 The church supper Saturday night was largely attended, all the surround ing towns being represented.
 Mrs. Joseph Gerard of Hope Valley is the guest of her sister. Mrs. George Palmer.
 Mrs. Neil sturgess of New York. is the guest of Mrs. Annie Cook.
 Miss Susan Cook and Mss Main spent Tuesday in New London. F
 Mrs. Elizabeth Thompsen, Miss Car rie Ryder and MT. and Mrs. James Brooks spent Wednesday at Watch Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
LIsBon
Steres Expert Visits kennedy Farm
 1tish' ming Kills. CS~ and Calf.

Dr. L. H. Abel and bis mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Bosworth, sef%Whi'e Plains, N. Y., were visitors Monday at Mrs. F. E.. Hydes. %.59A
 Miss Nellie MeI1, Frank Nell and Arthur Edmunds were among those from this place who attended camp meeting Sunday. .--s.
 Miss Ruth Blfven. of<t Exeter, R. l., returned home Sunday ,=af8er a visit with Miss Beatrice Read.
 Old Hens Doomed.
 There was a large attendance of neighbors and others interested in the demonstration given by Prof Jones of Storrs college Monday afternoon at J. H. kennedy's. Twenty-five hens were culled from his flock.
 Cow and Calf Killed. . Several days after the electrical storm of last week. wheff the >ka rn on thet Strong pIace was burned, R. R. Barber discovered that a COW and calf had been killed by lightning in his pasture at some d,ctance from the house during the same storm
 ". $. Foote is visiting his mother in Wilton.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
FRANKLIN

Miss Nettie Johnson of Jewett City was the guest of Mrs. Hermon Gager Tuesday.
 Several from here attended Camp Meeting Sunday.
 Mrs. c. IT. Robinson and daughter Ruth P. Robinson, were in Willinan- tic. Wednesday.
 c. H. Robinson has been thresh- ing oats and wheat on the Converse place.
 Miss Sadie Matterson. Mrs Arthur Bryant and children, Virginia and Norma. are week end guests of MT. and Mrs. c. H. Robinson.
 Mrs. L. A. Robinson and ;Nand- daughter, Ruth Parker Robinson, were entertained at the home of Mir and Mrs. Will F.. Manning in Yantic in honor of Mrs. Lucy F. Manning, it beinE her S6th birthday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
LAUREL GLEN News Received of Death of Mrs. Frank
 Martin.

Mrs. Lottie Esterbrook of Williman- tic was a recent visitor at tho home of Mir. and Mrs. William Main.
 William Puttker went Tuesday to New York for a lengthy visit among relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Phobe White and daughter, Hattie. and Eli King. were among those who spent Sunday at .he shore.
 Victor Rusich who is employed at family here.
 Word was received here Wednes- day of the death of Mrs. Frank Mar tin. once a resident of this place.
 Charles Palmer and helpers are re- pairing the roads which were almost impossible in places. \.
 George Edwards of Ashaway and daughter, Mrs. Okey Davis and her daughter. of Virginia, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Maria PartIow.
 Mrs. Lucy Palmer spent the week end at her farm.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
NFWs 7fROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENT

week end, and also visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Lawson.
 Mrs. Annie Hewlett of East Rock away, L. l., who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Lucy H. Brown, returned home Monday, accompanied by her son, Oliver T., Hewlett, who had been spending several days here.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles A. L. Morgan and daughter. Florence Jeanette, of Middletown, who have beAn spending the week at Willimantic camp meeting, arrived Monday at the home of MT. and Mrs. Walter M. Buckingham for a few days visit.
 Mr and Mrs. William Guayle and little daughter Dorothy have returned to Brooklyn, N. ", after spending a week as guests of MT. and Mrs. Ever ett Bruce.
 Mrs: Harry Clifford, who has been spending the last three months with MT. Clifford from the submarine base at the Davis cottage, returned to her home in Baltimore, Tuesday evening.
 Guests for the week end at the cot tage of MT. and Mrs. A. c. Risdon of New York were Andrew Hotchkiss from the training school at Newport, R. l., and his brother Augustus from New York. with Miss Francena Tracy. Point.
 Lofty Sunfowers.
 Sunflowers in the garden of Harmon l.. Perkins measure 14 fee: tall.
 Henry w. Hurlbutt visited the Cooley Dickinson hospital in Northampton, Mass, Monday to see his wife, who is making gradual improvement
 Miss Mildred Emily Pielce is enter tainins a former Northfield schoolmate, Miss Juliette Chaniels.
 Miss Grace A. Cha Dman,> teacher of the village school, returned Saturday from the state normal summer school in Danbury. School will open Sept 10
 Mrs. Mary c. Wstrous and her nieces, Misses Dorothy and Eleanor Kidder. of Spencerr ort, N Y., who have been guests of the Misses Kid ders grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. Charles H. Comstocx, for six weeks, returned home Friday
 f Home from Camp.
 Mrs. William D. Allen and daugh- ters, Marie and Gertrude, returned Monday from Split Rock Point where they had been camping for two weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
CHESTERFIELD

The dance given by the Eureka So day>,eyening- was well Atfendea and a good arslount was nnadS .4Ss 1< ~ss-.sf
 Mrs. Sam Goldstein and son Benja- min of New York are guests of MT and Mrs. A. Miller.
 MT. and Mrs Frederick Church of Montville, are visitiuEs Mise Anna Fox of Lakes Pond. sEge cA < +rsss
 Mrs. Sadie Clark and daughter Lydia of Winsted spent the week end with relatives here.
 at D. m.
 Miss. Dora Sullivan of New York is visiting her sister, Mrs. Louis SocISa loft of this place, at Brookside hotel
 Miss Ruth TooSer of Lyme is visiting friends here. ze% ss :" The teachers who have been attend ing Danbury summer schoo; have re- turned home - 7: fE
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
SOUTH LYME
Sohooihouse Renovation-Pionie of thi
 Union Sunday School.

wilfred Preston has returned to his home in Schenectady after two weeks visit with MT. and Mrs. B. P. Stand hope.
 Guests From Yantic.
 Oliver Gardner and two. daughters and his sister, Louise, of Yantic were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. F. c. Payne. ti
 Miss Edith Huff has gone to Masss- chusetts after a lengthy visit with friends herA
 MT. and Mrs. Bert Sweezy of New London were over Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. c. H. Waterhouse.
 Eliza Eldridge of Deep River was calling on friends here yesterday.
 The school house in the Seventh dis trict is being painted outside and In, for the coming year.
 Members of the Union Sunday school held their annual picnic yes terday in the grove near the chapel.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01

kkansas cisy-visitdrs Durins shs
 Week. fs5szs ,sss .fiss Susan Miner Of oftsNew,;' Lundea spent the first of tHeszk eek aatshsf home on Salem street@1
 SMiss Anna Stankiewicz ssf -CoIches- tsr visited Mir. and Mrs. F. A. ;Rog- CTS recently.
 Leave for Kansas City.
 .Milton Fox and daughter, Miss Mar i6H Fox. left Saturday Tor their home .,i4ss ,IssSssas sTsn ss slss. sqSsssss asss F, Mrs. Joseph Beckwith of New Lon don has been spending a few days with Mrs. Abbie Herrick. After sPendlagsths supnruer5 with sher aunt. Miss HEHF Regerst@at Masic. Vale cotageA AIAe Ark or4n an. 9E olt gre : N..
 David Clark of New London was a recent caller at Roy Bliven's c 2 Carl Rogers and family. J.-sFfanks Rogers, and MT. and Mrs. JohN. RAth 597 bun were callers in Lyme and Mont vile Sunday.
 Airs James Beebe and daughter, Doris. Mrs. -G1a9A Beebe ana neRhe " frederick lad Wick. were Grassy 'aiif visitors Sunday.
 Callers From Bozrah. ..ss-,r.s Mrs Olive Bishop, Miss Alice Bfsh- op1 and Miss Olive Bishop of Bozrah Tuesday. SaFt ! a1r. and Mrs. williaup .He~safd Of Lakes Pond visited Hkhp. and Mrs. The '. P. S C. E. meeting Sunday evening was led by the president, Dwight. NJ = -fsas1- -~a-s-r@s,=~- --'T7 --a-7'~ -
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
cl.AsCo
Child Br4Ak4 Arm by FAil-MeElt- right Eseissten Wsddins-Rsunisn of Ecet1ston Family.

L. Oscar Dugas and family of Putnam were recent guests of local friends. MT. and Mrs. Frank LaLibertie and family visited in Piainfield last week. William Hassler of Taftville spent the weekend at his home. "
 Broke Arm.
 The little girl in, the family. who live on the Stiles Eccleston farm on the south part of the town broke her arm Monday. Henry Button took her with her mother in the. automobile to Dr. Sweet, who set the broken bone.
 Attended Funeral.
 Several from here attended the fu- neral services of William F. Whipple Nat his home in voluntown. Nearly all of MT. Whipple's life was spent in this town on the farm now owned by MT Harris.
 MeEilrisht-Eeelsst John MeEllright and Edith Eccles- ton, youngest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Eccleston were united in marriage Monday evening by Rev. J B. Knowles. pastor of the Voluntown Baptist church. A reception was held Mrs. McEllright will reside in Jewett City. '
 Family Reunion.
 The Blackstone reunion was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Ec- cleston Tuesday, Aug. Fl, out of a
  Clinton Eccleston, of Ashwillett. Sev- eral of the boys of the younger gen. eration have been called to the colors, Nathan Ecclestone. Everett A: Miller, Gurdon Miller, Charles Bentley and others. The members of the Eccleston family were royalty entertained by MT. and Mrs. Eccleston and wishes were expressed that they might ali meet next year at :he same place and date. The Ladies Aid society was pleas antly entertained by Mrs. John Thompson Wednesday afternoon. MT. and Mrs. Floyd K. Young. of Sterling, MT. and Mrs. Walter Thorpe of Westerly and Mrs. George W. Bur- dick were weekend guests of Mir. and Mrs. W. G. Burdick and attended ser vices at the local church Sunday morn ing.
 School to Open. School in the eighth district will commence the fall term Sept. with Miss Moran in the senior room and Miss Montgomery in the primary.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
GOSHEN
Mary Attend Auction at Salmon Clark Hemsstead-late Sun,r,er Guests and Travellers.

Mrs. Paul Brouse and daughter Will mer of Newark. N. J., are spending several days with friends at Hillside farm. Home from Motor Trip.
 Mr. and, Mrs. LA. Randall and MT. and Mrs. Y. R. Manning returned Mon day from an automobile trip in the Berkshires. having visited Holyoke, Lee, Lenox. steckbridse and Tyrins- ham. ,Mass. .l
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Simpson of Montreal, Canada, and Mrs. Benjamin Simpson of Chico1ee Falls Mass. are guests of Mrs. Simpsons brother, W. T. Curry. at Crystal Spring farm.
 Miss Ressie Randall is spending a few days with friends in Waterford
 Miss Ferguson of Chfcopee Falls, Mass, is . visitor at the home Of W. T. Curry.
 Attended Auction.
 Many people who cane a long dis tance by automobile sought informa- tion of the right road to the auction ,at the Salmon Clark homestead We'd nesdAy.
 One hundred enjoyed the Social Cor Apr pjenfc Aeld at the home of MT.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
EAST COLCHESTER

Mrs. William Avery is visiting ir New Haven.
 Mrs Ernest Bland and son. Fran cis. Of Seymour. have returned home after visiting relatives here. =
 Miss Eliza Murphy of Naugstuck has been a recent visitor with loca, friends.
 Peter Lappie took an auto truck load of people to Giants Neck Sunday for an outir-. Y
 The huckIeberrv crop. which was fair sized one this year. is fast going by. Blackberries are ripenirg and seem very plentiful. <
 Local boys who failed to pass the examinations for service are receiy- ing their exemption buttons and pa
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01

k L. mefnt,a efs Eaet. aartferd wal s receHt yFsItot s4 Nss. P. c. sallie' s Mrs Jane Card IS spending feH Bays with her sen. Leon Card ans Family of Bridgeport.
 Charles Irofs has returned to his &uties in PrdF14ercP Eafter fpeHdins Ncme time at- -Ih4 sunIhe CT home 1T khis place.
 MT. and Mrs Ernest Clark of Hart Eord were recent guests of the latter's mother, Mrs Jane Card.
 pr. Henry Sweet of Hartford IS IT
 Visited State Camp.
 {, Mr. nd--aLrs---E-A---H Earle Hcxie and Leslie Robinson were al Ocean Beach and the soldiers encamp- snent in Mantle Sunday
 E Mrs. Herbert Goodwin and son Clin bon of New Brita1n aTenus are visit Ing sa 2 s TeqawInis snUs;soa bs. r.turn. tpending a few days with her daughs Ger. Mrs.; Frank s~shurchilh and family sf M7' Eoeka sSs sHIn aM. dssrsaaa dabxh. Fer MyEss g,sIpxssVa xsVa zs kilzas'x sha wer7 q MT. and Mrs. Louis Taylor and sons Reginald and Raymond and MT. I: L.
 iardiner motored s,zos ao Matunaek stnda Sat
 sfr. and Mrs. fEank Churchill and aamiiy. of Rocky fnl were zing tewn <il on
 91ass Ias- H M F,sas asa Leroy sssr ,, *cme time with fhA fermer,s daugh- fer. Mrs. NJ. D. Wh5ta ok Kilnngly. . Miss Ellen Huhsfn gt9n has rstnssn = Ed to home after sspendfns two weeks f Mrs. Vincent Fannister of Norwich ktate Hospital has been at the home 6f Nathaniel C. sBarkef5-who died.,on
 Mr. and Mrs Arthur Hewitt and
 auefter PorothE, Doris TEe1and. ;d nfs. Mr. spehdins miiile twe Fe'as Wsss at ~ Matunick R, I.
 Mir and Mrs. N9hert Lillie and aaughte5 Arlene werss. Sunday .yssi q Mir. and Mrs r. G. Stark eatertain- Ed on Sunday MT. and Mrs..sstan forter and Mrs. Harriet Robinson of Eolunbfa
 | Social Corner Picnic.
 : A Social ,Gorner- picnic was held at esasS shs home @ Es aIrs md EI mss rSTk peseat wea from Willimantic. Scotland, Windham, Franklin. North Franklin and Leba non. At. noon a delicious dinner was served. : ednsfsfing bf sandwiches sal ads pickles, escalloped corn. cake. coffee. plun1s, bananas. ice cream and watermelon. Mrs .York and Mrs. Os- borne Were con1plirneEted f5as ideal hostesses.
 Mir and Mrs F. G. Stark entertained Mondex MfG arid Mrs. William ;. H.: Geer of Norwich. Mrs Grace Geer. and MT. and Mrs. William Buckley of Hart sord. Mr. and Mrs. John Randall of Vriliimai1tfc, Mrs. A, C. Williams and daughter Edfa of this place and Mir and Mrs. Dwight Spaulding of Es st Norwa1k.
 ; Mrs K. M. Cobb has returned from q visit with her son. c. G. Cobb of Norwich.
 :, Miss Ruby.sSycet .waaa- regent visi- Pr in NorWisH A }4 ~ l Al Moeeaan Park. B ssThe Conere gefierfR tSdftHats school held their annual picnic at Mohegan Park Wednesday. A good crowd was present. all crtoyfng tire '11itir.s. r.s.r-F'- 4
 Many from this place attended the auction held at-Salmon W. Cterk's on Wednesday. -
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
MOHECAN

Mrs. Frances and children of New London are the guests of Mrs. Quid- geon.
 Several from this place attended Wi1limantic camp meeting Sunday.
 Mrs. Meech of Norwich called on friends here Sunday.
 Mrs. Lamoine and daughter ef Nor -wich. called on local friends ssesntl5.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
" CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND
Who is Going and Coming incidents. Aeeidsni. and Ruldinf in Three Counties. s# Es4s

l Willima ntic camp meeting Sunday. Mrs. Hart has returned to New
 York after eight weeks stay with Mrs. Sterry kinnie. -.---7 ..
 The Ladies' Aid society was pleas
 Thompson Wednesday. The next meet ing will be with Mrs. Edward Hanlon Sept. l2.
 Mir. and Mrs Herbert were in Boston
 over the week end.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
NORTH STONNCTON
Rev. Gertrude R. cee& Breaches a Congregational ctGreh-Meetins 0 Red Gross Auxiliary.

Rev. Gertrude R. Coe of Waterbury toccupied the pulpit of the Congrega- l tiona1 church Sunday morning as a vacation supply. delivering a good dis course from the words, Peace I Leave | With You" No services will be held in this church for the coming two Sun- tdays.
 Rev. Lucian Drury will preach in the Third Baptist church Sunday. Com
 munion will be observed. Principal R. A. Moore of the Wheeler school has been in Boston this week. Mrs. Clifford W. Caswell and daugh- ter are visiting in Hartford. MT. and Mrs. John L. York are guests Of their son, B. D. York, in West Hart lford. t.7 MT. and Mrs. A. B. Main of Norwich
 were recent callers in the villeEe. |. Mrs. Leonard R. Main in entertaining friends from New York. The Red Cross Auxiliary met We'd nesday$ afternoon.
 Closed During Funeral -'
 The Wheeler library was closed on
 Thursday out of respect to the late Amos. A. Browning of Norwich one of tits trustees. whose funeral was held
 on that day.
 Mrs. Leonard Main. Floyd l.. Main,
 Miss Evelyn Main and Mrs. HIM. Per kins attended the Sunday school con-
 ventton at Gfcton, Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01

and Mrs. B. R. York at Elm Lawn farm Wednesday,.
 ". c. Thomas spent several days in Springfield, Mass. this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
New Aondon County
LEBANON

of the Week-Many at 2 SoeieJ Corner .Picnie-consreeation. al Sunday School Picnic at Mohe- l gan Park
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
GARDNER LAKE
Camp Massapeak Closes For the Sea-
 sop-Personal Items. x

Norman Brayley and Jack King of Brooklyn, N. Y, are at 'Ishurworrie" camp for a week longer.
 Miss Ethel Champlin and Frank Miner have returned from Backus hos pital. Both are recovering steadily.
 Miss Annie Bradley of Wakefield R. l., is a guest at Maple Lawn farm. ! Camp Massapeak closed Friday for the sea son. : Camp Cadiho boys return to their homes Thursday.
 F.. w. Bray1eE of Brooklyn is spend ing the weekend at Hill Top House. ?
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
 SALEM <

NiItonezFox and pauafHer Return to
 Ekansas city-visitdrs33ss 33ssfD During ths, sWeek. :sss-,r:5 :szssg-,.r.5 fs.s.zsze;
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
What Cnnnreas Tn

- -- What Congress Thinks. . Some of our congressman incident 1y believe that Germany can be smit v ten with the jawbone of an ass.-Life.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
At Mos.asn P.1

eThe Conefe gstierfei tS{lnAaSr school held their annual picnic at Mohegan present. all crtuyfng tfre- outir.s:' ''
 Many from this place attended the auction held at-Salmon W. Clsrks on Wednesday.