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Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21

Wednesday to visit at the home of L1r.
Hurlbutts parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank w. Huributt of Corona, l.. /.
Miss Carolina i. Freeman returned
Monday from a visit in Mt Vernon.
N. Y.
Lyman Richards of Detroit, who mas
been spending a month at the farm
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Richards of Long Cove, left Monday to
resume business in Portland, Ne.
where he was formerly employed with
the telephone company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan A Gibbs and
family motored to the village Satur-
day.
Charles j: Rice, engineer of the
steamer Maine, spent Sunday at MS
home at Allyns Point
Mr.. and Mrs. AdoIph Anderson and
little daughter, Evelyn, of New York,
were over Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Miller at their home in
the village.
Birthday Tea Party.
Dorothy Birch celebrated her
seventh birthday recent with a tea
party for some of her little friends
at her home in the village.
Mrs. Stephen Perkins of Groton,
was a guest Wednesday of her sister,
| Mrs, Harmon L. Perkins.
Rumored Sale of Cottage.
! DIR. W. II. BayIes of Flat Bush. L. l..
| IL is said has purchased the cottage
| of 4. l.. Potter on the Bluff.
Mrs. Fanny A. Molthrop was a guest
at the home of Mrs. Nathan A. Gibbs
| in: Norwich Tuesday. and attended the
| third lecture of the Salter Hall course
| in the evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
MONTVHLE

- Miss Charlotte Simpson OF Walling-
ford. a former teacher in the Palmer
Memorial school, spent the week END
with Miss Nettie Gridley.
Royston Hart called on friends in
Willimantic Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Turner entertained the
members OF the Montville Center Con-
gregational church sewing society at
her home in Palmertown Wednesday
afternoon.
A large and enthusiastic crowd at
tended the patriotic rally In Robert
sons hall Wednesday evening.
The foundation for a large barn is
being laid on the Richards farm, for
merly owned by Joseph Church
Palmer Bros. purchased the Nissler
property recently.
: Mrs. Edward Phillips of New Haven
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Charles
Rumren, of Palmertown.
Chagnon & Huggard have recsntiy
purchased a building site on the Doyle
property in Peauot -
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
HAMBURG
c. =. L. to Work for Red Gross
Leonard Otis Working in Jewett
City.

City.
Mrs. Katie Jewett went to New
London Wednesday for the summer
Ernest Shnirryy has purchased an
automobile to use to carry shad to
New London this spring.
Will Work for He'd Cross.
At a meeting of the c. r. L. last
Monday it was arranged to take up
Red Cross work. --[
Egbert Bull of Hartford and Frank
James of fyoryton were visitors at
+. D. Harding's last Sunday.
Rev. e. q. Haines and family are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walsh Of New
London were at their summer home
last week
Mr.. Haines went to Brcadhrcel< last
Tuesday en- business.
L Cards are out for a beneht dance at
the Public hall. Pratt's orchestra Is
to furnish music.
George and ALBERT Cunningham have
enlisted in the navy.
Moves to JeWeft City.
Leonard Otis has left his farm and
moved to Jewett City to work fl q
mill.
F7eeks Of WILD geese have passed
over this week.
Mrs. Frank Gage is the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Hard
Ing.
Farewell Sermon.
Rev. z. B. Haines preached his
farewell sermon April 18th.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
GLASGO
Brother of sterry Kinney Dies IN NoF-
wieh-APriI Moving.


Mrs A. Bryen and daughter, Mabel
Of Newport, R. l., were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Eccleston.
Mrs. Charles Fourier spent a Few
days recently with Danielson friends
Death of Elmer Kinney.
Word was received Wednesday BY
Sterry Kinney of the sudden death
from pneumonia, # his brother. Elmer
Kinney of Norwich. Mr.. Kinney was
i'll only two days. Funeral services
will be held at his late residence In
Norwich.
: Oscar Shaw recently visited friends
in Taftville.
Jacob Sautler. machinist at the
American Thread Co.'S mill spent JhG
week end in Baltic.
Leaving Town.
Ray Button moved ArdelI Galiupsa
household goods to Sterling, Monday,
Mr.. Gallup is working in Hartford.
Arthur Weeks moved his household
goods and family to Voluntown tbs
first of the week.
Nurse Returns Home.
Miss C. p. Sanford. a Eraduata
nurse, who has been caring for ". g.
Burdick the past four weeks, returned
to her home in New London, Wednes-
Gay. Mr.. Burdick Is able to sit up q
short time during the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pechie wene
guests recently Of friends in Plainheld.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
MOHEGAN

There was a good attendance AZ
church Sunday, both morning and
evening. Sunday school was held at
one D. m. as usual.
Mrs. Dolbeare and Mrs. Avery were
in Greenevf1te, wednesday.
Mrs. b. C. Fowler was in Norwich
Town. Monday.
Gladys Quidgeon was a New London
visitor, Saturday.
Mrs. Dunn of New London called or
friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Mech of Waterbury Is the
guest Of her son, Donald MeAch and
family.
Leroy Fielding is I'll with grip.
Miss Dupeas. OF Norwich called or
friends here Sunday.
Miss Trumbull OF New London at
tended church here Sunday.
Z DIR. Frank G. Speck of Philadelphia
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Quidgeon for several days last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
NORTH FRANKLIN

Ernest Manning and son Roland of
Thamesvilte were calling on relatives
in town one day this week
John Carney is working for Ma
thaniel Manning of Lebanon.
Mrs. A. I. Browning spent Tuesday
with her cousin. Mrs. Robert stanton,
OF Willimanffe.
Alton Cox OF Norwich was a week
end guest CT his mother, Mrs. Emma
Cox.
: Mrs. Earl Rogers and daughter Bar
bara are visiting Norwich relatives.
The nidweek prayer meeting was
held at the hons of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Fl. Race with q good attendance,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Harding were
recent Norwich visitors
MIS- Annie Sherman Is spending q
week with friends In Norwich
Mrs. Fred Clarke and Miss Myrtle
Clarke of Lebanon and Mrs. William
Ruteau Of Baltic were guests of Mrs
Eugene Clarke TUESDAY.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21


I. NJ Jones was a recent Hartford
visitor.
w. c. Thomas and Royce Mccall of
Norwich were home over Sunday. =
A number from this place attended
the meeting of the Norwich Christian
Endeavor union held in Franklin Sat-
urday.
Steel Entered Eve.
While John Weber was splitting
wood with wedge, a piece of the steel
flew into hts eye lie has been at the
Baclxus hospital over two weeks and
may lose the sight of the injured
pupil.
!, Big Birds Noted.
, Two of the largest birds ever seen
here attracted notice as they iiew
north at q low attitude Wednesday.
They looked to be IL feet from tip to
tip OF wing, but were probably smtll-
er.
Mrs. William Smith of Willimantio
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
c., l.. HinciSley, of this place.
Woodland Fire.
There was a forest fire here Wed
nesday afternoon; 12 men after stub
born fight finally subdued it. About
80 acres were burned over bordering on
the Johnson brook on one side and
the highway on the other.
Miss Rachel Onderdonk= of Wiiiirnarf-
tic is the guest Of her brother, Alfred
Onderdonk.
w. T. Curry was a week end visitor
with friends in Springfield, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
SOUTH GRIsWOLD

Mrs John r. Lewis OF Methuen
Mass, is visiting relatives in town this
week. 'Ssses -
Mrs. A. G.. Greene entertained Wis
irors from Voluntown Monday
]. G. Bill and r. H. Young were re-
cent business callers In Norwich and
Jewett City. -
Albert G. Greene and Frederick Bur-
dick were Sunday visitors aft Herber.
F. BARRIERS in AlInyviIle. 80
Mrs. w. Brown Of =. New York Is
spending few days at her sunsner
home.
Rev. John Thompson was a recent
business caller in Norwich.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Frank Button OF
North Stonington were guests OF gel
atives in town Sunday.
The arbutus seekers Sunday were
unable to find a single bud.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. 'Kinnie and sens
were in Norwich on business Saturday
Russell NJ. Brand is employed ir
Norwich -
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
LEFFiNGWELL
Mrs. Herbert {. Beard Entertains Din
ner Guests-Many Attend Supper.

Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ross spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Thompson of F1tchville. Feae--
Miss Bessie Holmes of New London
was the guest OF Miss Ruth j. Ellis
Sunday.
the guest Sunday of Mrs. T. c. LEI
Mr.. and Mrs Austin Rathbun and
children of Plain Hill spent Sunday at
the home of C. l.. Palmer. NJ tteS@ !
Fred V. Auburn OF Norwich, was at
the home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. H. Amburn. Sunday.
Mr. and Airs. J.. r. Dolbeare spent
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rogers OF Massapeag.
Aid Society's Supper. -
The Ladies' Aid society held baked
bean and salad supper Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mr., and Mrs. A. II.
Beebe which was we'll attended.
Mrs. Herbert z. Beard entertained q
few friends at dinner fWedffesday9 In
honor of her aunt, Mrs. Carrie Parks.
Sunday morning at the Baptist
church there will be a sermon at IL
o'clock by the-pastor. Rev. Lawrence
Gates Sunday school at 1915 p. m
The B. Y. p. U. will meet at 7a0 p. m
with John II. Rathbone leader. The
subject, How Lying Undermines the
Character. Lev. 10: II, Ia; PROV, 8:
1918 49, ''.' 49,,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
UNckSvHLE
iisms GUARD Drf9-Msstins If Aid
seeiety-Hersy 0avick Bound Over
Charged With Assault.

The first drill for the. Home Guard
was given in Robertson's half Friday
evening under direction Of Recruiting
onicer Daniel Gasey. About twenty
pstfictic rally with speaksrs from
Fort TfunibuIi and Norwich, and a
band was held in Robertsonss hall
psne ths youngest son Of Mr.. and
has been seriously i'll. is improving.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miner of Pal
Imertown are entertaining Miss Char
'iette simpsen of Waningford former
teacher in Palmer Memorial school.
IS Ferty-four In Attendance. /,
ing Of the Ladies' Ala society at the
business, asiss Huggard and Miss
Henry entertained with selections on
the piano. Mrs. Weodmansee served
About ffty attended the country
dance given Friday night in Hickey
hail. Music; for old fashioned dances
was furnished by Eickey's orchestra,
Pool Tournament.
Another pool tournament has been
started between the Decem club and
quarter was played off with score of
T25 to 50 for the Athletic club
william Wilbur of East Dowuington,
Pa, has been spending a few days
Mrs. Roy Johnson was the guest Of
friends in Hartford for few days.
Large focks ct wild geese have been
seen flying northward.
p Mrs. Charles G. Turner entertained
the ladies OF the Congregational church
Wednesday afternoon
William Watt Ia building a garage
near the home of Thomas Watt
Mrs. Morris Freeman has purchased
z. touring car.
Charles Fishbein has left the plant
Of the Palmer Bros. 60. and is en-
played in New York
Roylston Hart spent the weekend
in South Coventry and Willimantic
MISS Rose Haley of Northbridge
Mass. was a week-end guest of friends
in town.
Moses Hart spent the weekend at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Her
man johnson of Cliff street, Norwich.
Dance at Chesterfield.
Thursday evening the Eureka Social
Club gave a social dance in Chester
field. -
Mrs. Annie Hooper has returned to
her, after several weeks spent with
friends In New London.
Daviek Bound Over.
Monday night the case of Harry
Davick, held over from April 9Th. was
was arrested for assault with intent
70 Kill Joseph Davick. by Deputy
Sheriff Michael J. Hickey The case
was brought before Justfc of Peace
William Smiddy, who bound Dayiclx
over to the superior court under bones
OF four hundred dollars, which was
furnished by N. ]. Hickey
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
Who is Going and Coming - Incidents. Accidents and
Building IN Three Counties.


|, school In New London. Is spending the
spring vacation at. her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. James Beebe and
daughter Doris visited relatives on
Grassy Hill Sunday.
At Unele's Funeral.
Louis Chapman attended the funeral
of his uncle, Martin Corey, In New
London Wednesday.
William Darling and Abram Sdnain-
oHitz were callers in New Haven Sum
day.
Mrs Julia Spencer is at her hone
on Salem street for a few days
William Kingsley and daughter. Miss
Minnie Kingsley. were Norwich cailers
Tuesday. - s--isS-sSS
James Beebe was in New London
Wednesday. - ..StEa
Lawrence Spencer. a student at the
Manual Training school, New Leadeni
L. at his home for the vaeation.
Mrs. Earl Brown and son Arthur
spent Sunday with North Lyme rela-
lives -. =
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
LEONARD BRIDGE

Mrs. Maria Haas, who has bee, q
patient at st. Josepf's hospital, Will
iimantic, has SO far recovered as to De
able to go to Providehee, r. l., where
she will fully recuperate at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Alfred Hughes.
A letter from Mrs. william B.
Loomis Of Meadvi1le, Mo. received this
week, tells of high prices in the west.
Potatoes are So bushel, seed potatoes
$3.50 and $3.50 a bushel, seed corn 42
o bushel. They have their early gar
den and potatoes planted. They hal a
light snow which soon melted Easier
morning. ~.
Friends of John G. KneelaAd hear
that he has moved from bantam to
East Morris, Conn, where he has a
Letter position.
Leo G. Cummings of Stratferd spent
the week end with his mother, Mrs.
Ida f. Cummings.
/ Carlton A. Cummings of South Man
hester and Howard q. Williams OF
Lebanon were recent guests. at Shady
Lawn. $780, -.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
LIBERTY HILL
Pastor Attends Vale Convoeation-
Birthday Party.

The c. z. society held a social at the
hall Friday evening.
Rev. John H. Knott has been at
tending the convocation of ministers at
Yale, also visiting his son in New
York city.
Mrs. Charles Goodrich is entertain
ing her two sisters from New London.
Master Charles Goodrich. Jr., had a
party Friday afternoon to celebrate his
third birthday.
Miss Mildred Davol Is the week end
guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Dayoil.
CIeve Eapels who has been in New
Haven the past winter is working with
his father; Elmer. Caples. at carpenter
Ing
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
HANOVER
Miss Hyde to Address ChiIdren's
Meeting - Rev. Charles Smith
Speaks Before Mems Club.

The Junior C. E. society has in
vited the parents and friends to a
special junior meeting at the Congre-
gational church Sunday afternoon at
three o'clock. Miss Susan c. Hyde.
of Norwich. will speak to the children.
An institute of the New Lon ion
County Sunday School Association
viii e held here Wednesday. April rs
with morning and afternoon sessions.
Mrs Charles H. Peck has returned
To Mansfield. Mass. Mr. Peck is the
guest of James w. Eadie.
Peter Crofts of Springfield, Mass,
was at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Crofts for the week
end.
Addressed Mems Club.
The Mems club of the Cong-ega-
tlonai church held the monthly soc: al
Wednesday evening. Rev. Charles
Smith of Baltic gave a very pleasing
talk on the ,.people We meet" Re-
freshments were served at the close
during the social hour. Francis DOYLE
save a number of selections on me
monograph.
Miss Gladys Crombie has gone to
st, Joseph's hospital Willimantic, for
treatment.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
New London County
NORTH STONINGTON
New Haven Man Rents Maine Hene-
Charles z. Chapman Speaks serore
Ashaway Grange,


Rev. O. d. Fisher preached in Sron
.ngton Sunday morning In exchanes
with Rev. D. C. Stone.s
Miss Dora T. Maine returned TO tnt
home of her sister in East Orange, ~
J., Sunday afternoon after a weeks
Rents Maine Home.
Harold L. Blakeslee OF New HaFes
has rented the house of Miss Dora
Maine in this village for q few weeks
wheeler school reopened Tuesday ar
ter the spring vacation. ss,S
Charles N Brown is confined 70 h1i
home by illness. having suffered
hemorrhage of the lungs. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin, g. Norman ano
daughter of Worcester, Mass, nave
been in town this. week.
Mrs. Moore left town Tuesday aftei
a visit of several weeks at the home
of her son, r. A. Moore.
Spoke at Ashsway.
Charles e. Chapman of this town, ar
expert in the line of small fruits. iec-
tured at Ashaway, r. l. grange Mon.
day evening on Strawberries ane
Strawberry Growing
gun attending the village primary
Preparing to Plant. ~
North Stonington people are catch
ing the spirit of growing their ewr
food. Lawns are being piowed.- Even
the women are welding the spade ano
garden rake and talking about wha'
they are going to plant.
Edwin W. Whitney presented Enc
Fortune Hunter in Wheeler library
Friday evening. 81 81
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21


Rev. A. B. Coates. D. D.. Of Hartford
occupied the pulpit of the Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening,
Revival Services. af
Revival services have been held the
past week at the Baptist church! The
speakers during the week were Rev.
Allen Spideh OF Jewett City, Rev. r.
s Robbins of Ledyard, Rev. Mr.. Tho
Ian of Preston City and Rev. J.. W.
Payne of Jewett City.
Peter Magrey- has purchased new
car. -.
Funeral OF Burrows p. Saunders.
Funeral services for Burrows p.
Saunders were held at the Methodist
church Sunday at 9 p. M, and were
conducted by Rev. John Thompson. the
pastor. The bearers were Edmund
Herbert, John N. Lewis, George T.
Briggs and Edmer E. Coon. Burial
was in the Robbins cemetery E&
Miss Bertha Lewis is at the head of
the Red Cross campaign here and has
already secured over 80 names.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
'NIAEHC
House at Black Point Being. Moved
Spring Activity Among Cottaaers.

Jams E. Hurle has. returned, after a
lengthy visit to Boston, Providence
and Westerly.
Mrs. Lucy Gleason visited Grassy
Sunday. making the trip with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Percy Morgan in their auto
mobile.
Phillip Sheridan has purchased q
new car and has entered business For
himself, between Mantle and New
NJ L. Mason is working for W. E
Colepaugh.
Mr.. Scoville and party of Hartford
visited their place at Black Point last
week.
r. L. Manwaring has returned to
Bridgeport, after passing a few days
at his cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Maynard have
gone to Groton for a stay
Moving House.
Contractor e. K. Beckwith has .
force of men, moving: the Stein place
Representative. A. r. aDeWpif s. Darr
about 100 feet to the west.
Mrs. Tinker and party of Hartford
spent Sunday in the Grove
Charles F. Chittenden of New Lons
don spent Sunday at his place here.
George Eshenfelder of New Londor
motored to town Wednesday, with q
party of friends and called on Homer
Returning FROM South.
DR.. and Mrs. Everett S. Warner
who have been passing the winter II
= warmer climate. are expected to opeI
their summer residence on, Penn ave-
nue. shortly. -; <..... - 7sEe5
Chester Beebe and family havs
moved to the Whiting place.
Men are putting up an iron fenet
around the w. H. Belknap cottage In
Broadway.
Capt, Edward Horton and party
we're at Black Point, "Wednesday. with
their Spite driver, getting ready fol
the fishing business.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21

Rev. James M. Potter spoke in the
NJ. E. church Sunday morning from
Coilosians s:11, the theme being.
Bullying the New race In H Gnri Sam as
NJ. Potter's class received the banner
for largest offering, and Rev. James
NJ. Potter's class for largest attend
ance. The superintendent. Courtland
e. Colver. inaugurated the singing of
America for the closing hymn at the
Sunday school sess. and this will
be followed at the sessions until fur
Their notice
Delegates 20 Noank.
At the Sunday schoof association In
stitute to be held In the Noank Bap-
fist church. April 20. for district 8, in
which the Gales Ferry Sunday school
IS one of the group, deiegateselec.ed
TO represent the school are Mrs. Wal
Hurfbutt.
At a Sunday school board meeting
following the school session 1t was
voted to observe Parents Day, Sun
day, May IS.
Miss Gertrnds Amen ,,s vas sys the les sse
vice at 100 o'clock with this topic,
How God Guides.
Snow can be seen stili on the north
a large drift is lingering in one cor
ner Of. the front lawn at Moves q.
AlIyn's.
Move From Danbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Iadd and
family of Danbury. moved by auto
truck last week to the cottage Of DIR.
| C. B. Graves, formerly known as the
Silas Bragaw property. Mr.. Ladd will
have the care of the fruit orchards,
and forestry, on DIR. Graves farm,
formerly known as the Larrabee farm.
Miss Cora Allyn Of Groton and Miss
Florence Bennett Of Norwich !, Town
were. among guests Of Mrs. Charles J.
Pierce of Allyn's Point last week.
- To improve. Property.
The lumber arrived in the village
Wednesday that Is TO be used on the
recently acquired property of Walter
M. Buckingham of Norwich. in the
way of improvements, yerandas, etc,
on the house.
Mrs. Delpfine Fish and Mrs. Fanny
A. Molthrop walked to- Allyn's Point
and returned Sunday afternoon.
AZ Flower Land Fair.
Mrs. Latham e. Smith, her daughter
Miss Mabel Smith, and her son, Tracy
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph De Rusha,
attended the flower land fair. in Gro
| ton, Friday evening, under the aus
pices of the Fairview Aid Association
at I. o. o. f. hall. - -
Mr.. and Mre. Lester HurlbGtt left
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21
PENDLEToN HILL

Aibert Clark, who has been IN the
Bacl<ue hospital Norwich, Ill with
pneumonia, is now with his sister.
Mrs. Elmer u. Coon, where he is re-
cuperating.
Supervisor Lowell visited the . Eth
school Monday.
Misses Sarah. Winifred and CeeIle
Palmer, who have been Spending the
past week at their. homes here. return
ed to their school on Monday Morn
ing.
Miss Edna Gray spent, Sunday, at
Mrs. Annie Cocks.
iector. was in GlaEk's Falls Wednesday
collecting taxes. -. :. -
Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21

Mrs. Joseph Abel Heturns from
. Brooklyn.
Miss Sarah. panielson is visiting
friends in New York for . week.
! Miss Hattie Hewitt and Mrs. Mary
Brown were in Norwich AIoriday.
Afr. and Mrs. Karl Bishop were re-
cent guests of Hartford relatives
Rev. B. T. Clark was In Willimantio
Monday.
Mr.; and Mrs. 9; 7. Ruasz spsnt Tues
AZ c. &. Mestina.
s. Fred NJ Abel, Mrs. Mary Brown,
Rev. B. q. Clark and Leslie Robinson
attended the G. e. union meeting held
In Franklin Saturday afternoon and
Judge and Mrs. Az Kneeland spent
Wednesday with the formers brother,
Henry Kneeland, in Columbia.
/. Frank P. Fowler was In Hartford
Mrs. i. NJ. Peck, MRS .. az ,oeer
and Mrs. C. S. Goodwin spent We'd
nesday with Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
Manning Of Yantic.
after spending some time in Brooklyn,
N. Y. -;
Miss Gwendolyn Clark of Liberty
Hin spent the week end at the home
of G. ]. Abel.
days this week with her Eranddaugh-
ter, Mrs. Frederick Manning, of Yah
tic. s'eF
Fred Hoxie has returned from a
business trip to New York state.
Mrs. Myron Hoxie spent Saturday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j.
Henry Clarke. of Liberty Hill.
Charles Abell Of New Britain spent
the week end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. j. Abeu
Mrs. Henry Clarke of Liberty Hill
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Myron
Hoxie.
Were at Pomona Meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Pultz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe Pultz. Mr. and Mrs, F.
M Taylor and o. d. Fuller atterile ID
the Pomona grange meeting held in
Norwich Thursday.