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Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
THOMPSON
Bridge Party-U nion Picnic Held at
 Bates Grove.

Mrs. Clarence Hascall Is a guest at the Vernon Stiles Inn.
 Miss Grace Granger returned Tues day from a trip to Maine.
 Deter Elliott and daughters were in Nantucket over Sunday.
 Miss Bernice Armstrong is with her mother for part of her months vaca- tion.
 MT and Mrs Harry Whitemore and and Mrs. T. A. Munyan Tuesday and Wednesday,
 Entertained at Bridge.
 Mrs Frank Decker entertained at bridge Wednesday afternoon.
 Rev E. Talmadge Root preached an unusual and interesting sermon Sun day morning on Good Roads. Rev. MT. Green of Newport is to preach Aug. 18th after which the pastor will re- sume regular services.
 Union Picnic.
 union Sunday school picnic, in cluding the Central and East Thomp- son Baptist and Congregational schools was enjoyed at Bates Grove Wednesday. In spie of doubtful wealth CT about 150 went and had a fine time The Quadic Sunday school holds it's annual picnic at Greens Grove Tues day Aug. 18th.
 Miss Prudence Paine has been spend ing a week with her aunt in East Woodstock.
 A party of relatives from Uxbridge. Mass, called on Nathan Chase Tues day.
 There was meeting of Sunday school teachers and officers at the home of Rev. William Chase on Fri day evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
WESTMINSTER
Church -Activities-iiiustrate Lecture PIanned-Boys and Girls Agricul- turai Club Festival This Evening.

A good audience welcomed MT. Crofts in Westminster's pulpit, Sun an earnest discourse on the Individu- al and Collective Duties of those Com posing the Church of God. Rev. T. Edward Davies has return ed from his trip and will preach to- morrow Sunday morning as usual. A good number were in the church school last Sunday. The first week in September will probably. present the opportunity to Westminster and vicinity of hearing an illustrated lecture at the church, of which the subject and other particulars will be given later. Gen. 4s:22 CRevised version), Gods ideal for Mans Usefulness and Sac
 riice His Highest Life, was the thought for the Wednesday evening Home Prayer services. lola Merrifield has returned to the Moody's for the balance Of the sum mer and Dick Mansfield to be with lis two sisters, in charge Of Mrs. c. Fl. Koch. Return to Norwich. Miss DeNer and Miss steinkamp have returned to Norwich. after a va cation spent at Columbus Smiths. Oscar Olsen has gone to New York to work.
 Miss Ruth Hubbard of East Chester. N. Y, Is visiting at the home of her uncle. Oscar Hubbard.
 Aaron Morse, who spent the winter Tn Washington. D. C., called on MT. and Mrs. Columbus Smith. and other friends lately, en route to his Walpole,
 N. H., home.
 Mrs. Cleve of New York and infant granddaughter. VirginN are spending sometime at Brookside farm. Several daughters and their families make a. merry household of twenty two. with Mrs. Simon Rosenzweig, at Rosedale.
 Little Alice Bingham celebrated her third birthday this week, by a party at which eighteen were present.
 Festival and Medal Contest. The Boys and Girls Agricultural club holds a public festival at the Westminster school house tonight
 (Saturday) at 7.3c in connection with which a Temperance Meday contest is y,1
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
EAST KILLNCLY

Miss Mary Shekleton of Worcester. Mass, has been spending the past week with her aunt. Mrs. Cora Shekle- ton.
 Ernest Burton of Putnam visited friends here Sunday.
 Miss Ruth F. Pray of Ballouville is visiting relatives here.
 MT. and Mrs. Erwin Hill visited friends in Putnam Wedn esday
 Miss Alice Law of Providence is visiting friends here.
 Mir and Mrs. s. D. Sheldon recently entertained relatives from Webster.
 Mrs. Lillian Bird visited in Provi- dence Monday.
 Misses Lula and Bertha Soule spent the weekend with Fred Soule and family in Plainville. Mass.
 Mrs. Grace Binns, who has been spending two weeks vacation with her parents, here has returned to her home in Canton, Ohio.
 Major and Mrs. N. o. Danforth, who have been spending their vacation here, have returned to Taunton. Mass
 Mrs. James Smith and daughter Iu- cina- visited friends in Worcester on Sunday.
 Mrs. W. J. Craig of Danielson was the recent guest of Mrs. Almond Bart lett.
 Miss Nellie Chase visited Arthur Chase and family in Danielson Sun 5av
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
EAST WOODSTOCK
Clam Dinner at Fruit Hill Farm-The Congregational Sunday School Picnic

Mrs. Marie Cox and daughters. Ar line and Katherine of Vernon are vis- iting l.. H. Lindeman and family. Mrs Roscoe Allon is entertaining g this week Mrs. Anna Sacket- and Miss Helen Coy, of Ohio.
 Lois Bannister has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Albert Nichols in Prov idence.
 Had Clam Dinner.
 J. s. May had a gathering of rela- tives and friends at Fruit Hill Farm Sunday. a clam dinner being served. The following enjoyed the feast: Cortland Arnold and family of Put nam, Martin Arnold of Arizona, Har- ris May of New London. Sophie Bar rett of Maplewood. ". J.. Mrs. A. M. GiIdersleeve. Bertram Perry, Ernest Hibhard and family, MT. and Mrs. F.. E. May of this place.
 Callers From Norwich.
 Dr. C. C. Gildersleeve, Harold and Dorothy Gildersleeve of Norwich call ed on local relatives Sunday.
 Picnic at Lake.
 The Congregational Sunday school had a picnic at Roseland Park Wed - nesday after the luncheon games and sports were enjoyed.
 Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Turner and son Claude have been spending a few days in Boston
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
ELMVLLE
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield CoIweII Give
 Ciam5ake to Party of Relatives.

MT. and Mrs. Howard s. Wood were Providence visitors Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Winfield Coiwell and daughte: motored to East Greenwich Saturday.
 Mrs. .. Fl. Pike has returned from a few days stay at Moose Island
 John F. Purvis of thu Thirteenth company has been home from Fort Terry on furlough.
 MT. and Mrs. Clayton Wright were Sunday guests of Mrs. Betsy Spears at Foster Center.
 Miss Ellen Hassard and Mrs. Elvira Lennon of Putnam were guests Tues day at Kums seme.
 A. H. Battey and family motored to Wecterly Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Winfield ColwelI gave a clambake Sunday to a party of rel atives from Taunton, Webs ter Putnam and Danielson. Fifteen were present
 Mrs. l.. L. Wilson has sold her place. now occupied by Winfield Co1weH. to Mir. Emery of Greenfield, Mass
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Nilligan and Mrs. Charles Myers and daughters Elsie and Beatrice. motored to Wilt mantle Sa turday.
 Mrs. R. L. Kenyon called on Putrena friends Saturday.
 Whitestone A. A. defeated the Ballou Mills A. C. at Ballouville to 1 in ten innings. They play 8 return game here Saturdav
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
SCOTLAND
Picnic Planned for Tuesday Next Cow Killed by Lishtnina-lnteres in Medal Contest.

Several from here attended the ser vices held at the camp ground. Will mantle, Wednesday. under the direc- tion of the W. c. T, U. Miss Lima Wheeler took part in the gold medal
 Miss Doris winoughby has been spending several days in Lebanon, the guest of her cousin. Miss Helen Tay- Tor.
 Sunday School Picnic.
 The Sunday school is to hold It's annual picnic on the church green on Tuesday. Aug. 2s.
 Miss Augusta Phinney Is visiting Boston friends.
 Providence last week. the guest of relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. William Geer and Leon Geer of New London were guests over Sunday of Mir. and Mrs. George Rich. Miss Mildred Geer and Miss Alice Marsters of New London have been spending the week with them.
 Miss Florence Beers, Irene Card and Dolly Whitney have returned to Boston, after making a stay at MT. and Mrs. Luther Ashley's.
 MT. and Mrs. William Burnham were visitors at Henry Lincoln's of Hampton Tuesday.
 Mrs Eva Lowering has returned home after spending a week in Bos- ton.
 Mrs Mary Phillips of Glastonbury was the guest of friends here recently.
 Mrs Elizabeth Weaver and her daughter Florence of Norwich were local visitors Sunday.
 Miss Marion Bowman and Miss Viv- ian Murrell of Boston have been wis iting at Mr and Mrs. Fred Tracy's.
 Russell Jacobs of Windham was a local visitor Sunday
 At Shore Cottage.
 Mir. and Mrs. o. H. Sweet were at their cottage at Lords Point Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. T. NJ. Saunders had as their guests Sunday friends from East Hartford
 MT. and Mrs. c. W. Kenyon and family motored to Rocky Point Sun day, the 12th.
 Regular services will be held Sun day at the church, even though many will attend Willimantic camp meet ing
 Charles Zeigler lost 9 valuable COW last week. The animal was in the pasture and was struck by lightning.
 Mrs. F. B. Wiiloughby sang at the field day meeting Wednesday at the camp ground.
 Mrs. Charles Zeigler was i'll for sew eraI days last week.
 Master Robert Whitaker returned to his home at Noank Sunday, after a long visit with his grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Mofhtt.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Mrs. Avery Metealf imprevina<at Ner-
 wich sanatorium-Ladies of G. 4. R.
 Meet.

Mir and Mrs Fred Tillinghast and son Waldo are at the Marland cottage at Pleasant View. R. I.
 Miss Pauline Mathewson has return ed from a weeks stay at Martha's Vineyar1 as the guest of Miss Evelyn Cranska of Moosup.
 Mrs. Wilifred Tortoisehell has been entertaining her sister in law from
 Mrs. Leroy Greene has been visiting relatives in Jewett City.
 Protection lodge of Odd Fellows held their semi monthly meeting Thursday evening.
 Improving at Norwich.
 Mrs. Avery Metcalf is home for a few days. She is fast regaining her health .. the sanatorium at Norwich.
 Mrs. Edward Stanley and daughter Adelaide Of South Coventry have been ley's sisters, Mrs. Herman Chapman and Mrs. Ernest French.
 Miss Nellie Sullivan and Willie Su1- nvan have been visiting at Watch Hill, where Miss Sulivan's sister Nas been eparding the summer.
 Mrs. Mary Rathbone Of P1ain1eld has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. S. A1ber- Clarke.
 Frank Williams Of Noank visited at Edward Cutters Saturday.
 James Beckwith of Bridgeport was 8 visitor here Saturday. Mfr. Beckwith lived here when a boy.
 Mir. and Mrs Cosmer Young and daughter Alice, Mrs Sarah Dyer of Danielson and Mrs. Arnold Fenner of Providence were Saturday visitors here.
 Mrs George Greene and son Everett of Hope Valley, R. I. spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Greene's daughter. Mrs. Frank Edgerton.
 At Pleasant View.
 Miss Margaret Matthews is at Pleas ant View for two weeks.
 Mrs. Arthur Bradley has been enter taining Ter sister from Boston.
 Mrs. Erwin Whitehead, Miss Mildred Whitehead, Miss Winifred Eyers, Mrs. Ernest Wilde, Elizabeth Wilde. Mrs. Burt Cook, Eleanor, Eliza and Donald Cook, Mrs. Frank Edgerton, Hazel Edgerto.l, Marjorie Mahew Mrs. Mi chael Conneally and Miss Grace Con- neatly spent Saturday al Ocean Beach. A meeting of the Cemetery associa- tion was held Saturday afternoon.
 Lucy Webb Hayes circle of Ladies of C. A. R. held the monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Willis Rouse Friday
 Mrs. Benjamin Fillmore and daugh- ter Miss Grace Fillmore, of Worcester have been spending several days with Mrs. Fillmore's sister, Mrs. Charles Barber.
 Home from Cape Cod
 Miss Adna Seguin has returned after two weeks vacation spent at Cape Cod.
 Miss Charlotte Chelsev has returned from a few days visit in Boston.
 Mrs. Robert Loring is entertaining her nephew from Providence
 John Kendall of Brooklyn has been the guest of his sister Miss Alice Ken dal1. at the home of William Dean.
 Miss Mary Gallager has been visit ing relatives in Blackstone, Mass.
 George D. Seguin spent Sunday at Plea sant View, R. L, where his sister Miss Beatrice Seguin, has been spend ing three weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
BALLOUVHLE
Local Team Loses to Elmville in Close Game-Athletic Association and Social Club Planning Old Home Day.

The home team and the Elmvilles played a fine game of ball here Sat day, the score in the tenth inning standing 8 to in favor of Elmville, close game all through. This after noon Ballouville plays Elmville on the latter's grounds.
 Mrs William Cook and son Nathan. who have been visiting in Jewett City the past three weeks with Mrs. Cooks mother. have returned.
 A meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in Blackstone hall will be con ducted by members of the Salvation Army corps from Putnam.
 Rev. W. D. Woodward has been in attendance at Willimantic Camp meeting this week He returns early next week The Thursday evening meeting was led by his son, Truman Hollis Woodward.
 Plan Old Home Day.
 The Athletic Association and the Social Club are planning together for kind of Old Home Day similar to one held last year at which it was estimated there were six hundred in bor Day. Sept. 3. There is to be a parade, a ball game and Jacques clambake in shore dinner style.
 Saturday, Sept. 1. the NJ: E. church nic at Webster Lake, going by trolley.
 Hector MacConnell, superintendent of the mill in this village. had an out ing at Quddic lake with his family. His daughters. Margaret and Mary, have been at Pleasant View, R. l., re- gently.
 Postr1 asters Vacation Ends
 Joseph L. Pray. the postmaster and superintendent of the village store, has been taking his vacation at home. He is back on duty again. MT. Pray keeps the grounds of the athletic as sociation in splendid shape by assidu- ous use of the lawn mower.
 Mrs. Ellen Wallen was a Fort Ter ry recently, calling on the soldier boys.
 Charles Jeffries. who has been a machinist in the local mill for some time. has gone to Dayville to work in the mill.
 Miss Ethel Vera Woodward is en- toying a vacation at the home of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. w. D. Wood ward. In company with her father she visited last Saturday afternoon in North Scituate, R. L. where her fla ther's Theological school chum, Rev. A. R. Archibald is president of the Pentecostal Collegiate Institute.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
WINDHAM
Postponed Picnic Held - Outing to Lantern Hiil-Rev. Nj. R. Plumb in Hartford Hospital,

The Congregational Sunday school picnic which was postponed three times because of stormy weather was finally held at Waldo station Thurs- day.
 Mrs. Emma Kenyon Robinson of Riverhead. L. I. has been In town this week
 Ls1~n Party.
 Mss Mary Little gave s lawn par ty Tuesday for her nephew, and wife MT. and Mrs. Harry Little of Spring field. Mass.
 Mrs. Harold Potter of New York Is visiting her mother. Mrs. George Chal- tsnger, It the Inn.
 Miss p. c. Neale of Brooklyn N Y Is the guest Of her sister. William E. K Lefhngwel1-
 At Lantern Hill.
 Dr. Guild and family and Mir. and Mrs E- w. MaGuire spent Sunday in camp at Lantern Hill Mrs. Ada Lar entire party returned Tuesday.
 v. S. Kelsey and family of Boston gre at their summer home on Church stret
 Rev. M. R. Plumb spent Sunday in Plymouth.
 There will be no service at the Con- gregational church tomorrow morn ing. The monthly missionary meeting of the C. E. society in the evening will be led by Miss Harriet Guild.
 Episcopal Services.
 Holy Cross mission will be observed at St PauTs tomorrow at 1O.3O a. m In the afternoon at 3.3o Rev M-r Hart field of Newburg, \. Y, will preach.
 Pastor in Hospital.
 Rev. M. R. Plumb Is in the Hartfard hospital for an operation on his throat One of the most severe electrical showers was experienced Tuesday ev- ening from to g. No special damage was done
 MT. and Mrs Guy Richmond of. Sfl- yer Lane. Hartford. spent Sunday at Mrs. George Keeney. Miss Charlotte Lathrop returned with them for weeks visit
 Miss Murphy of New York Is the guest of the Misses Abbe
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
SOUTH WMDHAM
Lawn Party With Dancing - Local
 Tourists Take Canadian Trip.

A party consisting of Mir and Mrs. c. E. Douglas, Master Willie Douglas, Mir. Mason and daughter and son-in- law, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Rogers of Norwich and MT. Mason's son and his wife of New London, MT. and Mrs. Sherwood Mason of New London, and Mrs. Leslie A. Clark of this place, were guests of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Barber and Miss Anne Barber of South Can terbury a part of Sunday.
 Red Cross Meeting.
 The Red Cross society met Thurs day afternoon in the Guilford Smith hall.
 Heard and Seen.
 Mrs. Edna Hatch and Miss Mary Hatch are at Mantle for few days. Mrs. c. W. Murdock is the guest of D. w Avery of Johnsonvil1e. N. Y. Mrs. G. w. Smith has returned from Mansfield where she has had the care of the sick.
 Dan Mathewson's nieces of Spring field. has returned to her home Pearl Charnberlin has returned from a visit with his brother, Prescott Chamberlin. of Dublin, N. H.
 Mrs. Herman Simmons and daught- er Elizabeth, have returned from Bellows Falls.
 Lawn Party.
 Miss Florence Fitch held g lawn party with dancing Saturday evening.
  and Mrs. Carrie J. Backus, were at Ocean Beach. Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Card were at Wildwood Park. Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Chamber1in and children are spending two weeks at Sound View.
 Miss Ethel Golden who spent few days at Crystal Lake, Eastford, has returned home.
 John Rose of Hartford was in town Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Budd and daughters. Beatrice. Florence, Doris two weeks with Mrs. Budd's mother, Perry Crane Of Bristol was home over Sunday.
 MT and Mrs W. A Vim, of wor- cester spent the week end and over Sunday with Miss Josephine Palmer. T.. Palmer La. VaIlee Mrs. M. P. La, Val1e. who has been here for a week motored to Worcester, Sunday. Mrs. Maynard and two children of Norwich have been guests of Mrs. Hell en Tubbs.
 MT. and Mrs E. W Avery and grandchildren. Helen and Florence, were at the shore Tuesday.
 Major Garfield of Sprin gfeld, has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Ta bor.
 Outing to Canada. Misses Julia and Nellie and John Dunlevy. and Miss Agnes McNamara, de Beaupre and Montreal.
 Miss Nora. Dunlevy has been the guest of Mrs. Michael O'Conne1l Of Hartford
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
WOODSTOCK
Musicale for Benefit of Men Blinded
 in War-Vesper Service.

Mrs. Marvin Hyde and children of Unoa asville have been guests of Mrs. ". J. Linderman.
 A musical entertainment for the benefit of men blinded in war is to be given today Saturday, by artists from New York and surrounding towns.
 Mrs. F. B. Harrison and daughters are visiting in Worcester.
 George AI. Sampson and family are at Pleasant View.
 E. E. segar and family of Man chester have been glfests of relatives in town
 Vesper Service.
 A vesper service was held at the Congregational church Sunday solos were rendered by Miss Mabel Ritch of New York and Mrs. John R. Mas ters of Utica, N. Y. Rev. F. B. liar rison gave a short talk. Miss Eliza beth Perkins and Miss Ethel Spaldin g were the organists
 Miss Alice Morse of Putnam is spending a few. days with Miss Nellie D. Chandler.
 MT and Mrs. George spnding. who have been guests Of Miss Emma Spalding, have returned to Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
BROOKLYN.
Local People Attend G. A. R. En- eampnent-Consreeatiorai Church Opened.

MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Spaulding are having a visit from Mir and Mrs. Howard Walker and their four chill dren.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ruby B. Witter, Mrs Edwin Bennett and Miss Helen l.. Witter were in Chepachet at a shore dinner Saturday.
 Mrs. Anna B. Cummings Is at the shore with friends for a short time.
 MT. and Mrs. T. D. Pond are spend ing a few days with their children in Providence. T. D. Pond goes from there to Boston Tuesday to the G. A. R. encampment.
 Mr and Mrs. " R. Franklin at tended the G. A. R. encampment in Boston.
 Rev and Mrs. G. A. Genung, Mrs. Murott and two children were at Ocean Beach the day. Miss Helen L.. Witter taking them In an automo- bile.
 The Congrega tional church was opened for services Sunday as Rev. F. A. Falmouth. the pastor. had re- turned from his vacation.
 Miss Margaret Payne has returned to her duties in New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25

Misses Julia E. Bowen and Nora at the home of F. J. Burnett.
 Mrs Sarah I. Geer and grandson, Alden Geer, have been spending a few days with Mrs. Chloe Smith at F. T. Gagnon is visiting his brother at Pennington. N. H. .sr Edna are visiting relatives in worcester. Spencer and Jefferson' Mass. ton. Mass, were recent guests or MT and Mrs ". c. DarTow at Western
 Mrs. Lillian Mosely Is spending two weeks with relatives at Norwooo anu
 Srrs F,iiza- Brennan visited her daughter. Miss Kate Brennan at Hol- Donald Field Is employed at the To- cal railroad freight station
 At G. A. R. Eneampment-
 Miss Nvrtice F. Blanchard is in BoEtAa this week attending the G. A. R sKAi W. R. C. encampment.
 Clifford James spent Sunday with Providence relatives.
 Miss Hilda Williams left Saturoay for 8 visit with relatives in Boston previous to returning to her duties as teacher at the Turner's Falls High school.
 
 The Frank Fields grocery store which has been in charge of the Field Brothers since the death of their Ia ther more than two years ago. has been closed and the brothers nave gone out of business The eIder eIds brother Harold will work at the Mig nault general store. Miss Estelle Tripp Is the guest of relatives at Central Village.
 Miss Doris Hope returned Tuesday
 ---H s-S+ T aNf-i- C. Curtiss and family. at New Lon don.
 Working In Maine. Aquinas Reddy, Walter Hughes and other young men from this village have gone to Maine to work on a farm near Augusta, harvesting potatoes.
 Henry B. Burnett. member of the Thirteenth company. Coast Artillery Corps, stationed at Fort Terry. N. H-, was at home for visit Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Jennie E. Reddy was a visi- tor in Hartford Monday
 Lewis c. Curtis of New London was the guest Tuesday of his mother, Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Gil1ervan has returned from a week vacation spent in Provi- dence and other places and has re- sumed her duties at the post office. Miss Josephine Pray of North Eos ter R. L, has been a guest of Mrs. R. D. Curtis and family.
 MT. and Mrs. A. T. Hope and Miss Helen Gillespie spent a day last week at Rocky Point. R. I.
 Miss Ruth Austin Of the Assawaga Woolen company's office force, has returned after two weeks vacation. Miss Cora E. Cogswell has returned from a weeks visit with Attorney Eric H Johnson and family at South Woodstock
 Guests From New Jersey.
 William F. Davis, editor of the Rah- way Record, with Mrs. Davis and the Iatter's sister. Miss Mabel Finter of Railway. N. J.. are spending their va cation at the home of Miss Clara B. Stokes.
 Mrs. Addfe Kennedy of Providence was in town Saturday. calling on friends. Mrs. Kennedy formerly re- sided here.
 Cottage Sold.
 George Rumrill has purchased the cottage on Otis street owned by Miss Julia 3. Bowen.
 Thomas Brownie of Maynard, Mass, spent the weekend with his family here
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
SOUTH KILLNCLY

Myrtice Warren of Pomfret is spending the week with her grand mother, Mrs. Jane Eldridge.
 Mrs Henry Leonard and daughters who have been visiting at G. R. Bar lows returned Sunday to their home in Valley Falls.
 Mrs. Harold Bowen of Providence spent Sunday at Fred Dexter's.
 Alcott Spaulding and his sister Ada, spent the weekend at G. W. Bar lows.
 Mrs. Byron Pl1ace and Miss Flora Place of Foster were visitors Friday at P. H. Cofey's.
 Francis Coffey spent Tuesday in Sterling.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
ONECO

Mrs James Nesbit with her two children of Lithonia, Ga, is visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. R. B. Mar riott.
 Mrs. George Lincoln and children spent Wednesday with relatives in Sterling
 Miss Bernice Bolivar of Worces- ter is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. H. Bragg.
 Mir and Mrs. 4. c. Williamson were in Sterling Tuesday afternoon
 Charles Bateson, Herbert Kennedy and MT. and Mrs. Walter Kennedy of Central Falls were at Mrs E. E.. Waite's Sunday.