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Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
ROAD SOCIETY
Frank Grant Dies in New York-
 Moves Chapman Marriage An
 nounced.

Mrs. Carl Gundcrson of Providence was a recent guest of Mrs. Moves Palmer.
 Harold Wilcox and family of Oneco were Sunday visitors at Byron Bill Hnss.
 Mrs. Edgar FarneT broke her wrist one day last week.
 Amos c. Hewitt has been visiting friends at Richfield Springs, N. Y, this week
 Miss May Moves of New Britain is spending vacation at Moves Palmer's.
 The Sunday school picnic will be held next Tuesday at Wequetequocll Casino.
 Mrs. Seth N. Williams and Mrs. Agnes Peabody attended the art ex- hibft at Mystic Monday.
 Mrs Fannie Williams and daughter, Miss Martha. motored to Danielson and spent the night with friends recently.
 William Billings and family of North Stonington and Mrs. Edward Billings and family of lower Pawcatuck were at s. N. Billings Sunday.
 Mrs. Seth N. Williams entertained party of friends at dinner on Wednes- day.
 Word has been received by friends of the death of Frank Grant of New York Tuesday. The funeral was held Friday.
 Announcement 'cards have been re- ceived Of the maria ge in New London Tuesday. the Fist. of Joseph Moves and Miss Gertrude Wheeler Chapman of old Mystic
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
NORTH FRANKLIN

Miss N1illy Ward is visiting her cousin, Myron Manning of Tyringham, Mass.
 Mrs Theodore CrandaIl and son. Bernard. are guests of Mrs. George Blake. of New London
 Herbert R. Hoffman of New London was the week end guest of his moth CT. Mrs. Jeanette Hoffman.
 Al the Y. ?. C. E. meeting Sunday evening. solo was sung by Miss Florence Grove of Boston, which was very much enjoyed by all
 Mrs. George Webster and daughter. Irene. of East Loncmeadow. Mass, are visiting Mir. and Mrs. A. T. Brown ing.
 Miss Dorothy Cox is visiting Mrs Elmer MuIl1ins of Greenevillc.
 Mrs. A. T. Browning and daughter Myrtice. visited Narra gansett Pier and Point Judith. Monday.
 Theodore Crandall YVES a week end guest of George Blake of New Lon don.
 Wfnton Robinson of Machine Gun Company. Res. No. 2. Mass, i. visiting MT. and Mrs. Harold Riley.
 Mrs. George Biz yham of Scr burne. N. V, is visiting her cousin. James IT. Hyde.
 Arnold Manning has returned home after a vacation spent with his grand mother, Mrs. ImoGene Arnold.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
CRISWOLD

Mir. and Mrs. Fred Bliven and two children, of Exeter. R. T., were Sun day visitors of MT. and Mrs. Victor CampbeT's.
 Roy Johnson of Hartford and Miss Ethel Drake visited Sunday at MT. and Mrs. Walter Johnsons.
 Mrs. Mary Saunders of New York was the guest last week of Mrs. Lydia Partridge. Of Hopeville
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Edmond of Westminster spent a day. last week with relatives in town
 Miss Clara Geer and Mrs R. H. Howard of Jewett City spent the day Tuesday with Mrs. $. c. Norman.
 Harold Latham spent Sunday at his home in Griswold.
 Mrs Ransom Reid and daughter. Beafrice, Of Lisbon and Ruth BHven of Exeter. R. T.. helped Ellen C7enn- bell celebrate her 18th birthday, We'd nesday, August 22.
 Deacon E. A Opeer visited his three brothers in Three Rivers, Mass, this week
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
HAMBURG
Miss Ada Harding to Teach Home
 Economies in Rhode Island

Mir. and Mrs Robert Noble and daughter May of New York have been touring New England. spent Sunday with Miss Carrie Bill
 MT. and Mrs. James Smith of Bridgeport spent Sunday at Red Ga bIes.
 At the Homestead.
 Mrs. Fife Holman of New Jersey is visiting her sister. Mrs. Robert Sawyer. at the Homestead.
 Francis CuIlady of New York is a guest at the Martin house
 George and Carlton Ravens were guests Sunday at Hillside farm in Sterling City.
 Mir. and Mrs. Warner Brown and daughter. Barbara. of Elmwood. Miss +. E. Beebe. MT. and Mrs. Ernest Clark. Miss Margaret Jennings and Hamilton Bill of Deep River were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Lodowick Bill last Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Reynolds spent Sunday at Indian Neck.
 Mrs. Harry Walsh and daughter Mabel, of New London are at their summer home.
 To Teach in Rhode Island.
 Miss Ada Harding went last Thurs day to Rhode Island where she, will teach home economics in Washifgton county Miss Harding is a graduate of the agricultural college at Kings ton
 Miss Clara BoIlman of New Haven was guest at J. J. Tifany's Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
LEFFiNGWELL
L. p. Clubs Outing to Golden Spur Quaker Hill Pastor to Preach To- morrow.

Mir and Mrs. Arthur Reynolds of Bridgeport were over-Sunday guests Of Mir. and Mrs. John l. Ross.
 Mrs. Katherine Dietz of Norwich was the guest of Mrs. Harris Sunday
 Fred Y. Auburn spent Sunday al Ocean Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. William Dolbeare and children of New London and Mrs Mary Dolbeare of Norwich were recent guests of Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Dolbeare
 Ebert l.. Johnson of New London was the guest of his mother Mrs. A J Johnson Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Chappell have returned to New Britain after visiting MT. and Mrs. Albert G. Ross.
 1T. E. Beard and family motored to Hartford Wednesday and were vis- itors a the capitol.
 Miss Edith A. Leffingwell of Sax tons river is spending ! few days with her parents, MT. and Mrs F. C. Le effingweIl.
 Members of the l.. P. club. with their husbands and few friends en- joyed days outing al Golden Spur Wednesday,.
 Rev. MT. Fletcher of Quaker Hill will preach at the Baptist church Sun day morning at II o'clock. Sunday school at 1915 D. m.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25

MT and Mrs. David H. Geer of Rye. r<. v, have been spending a, few days at the home of Charles Geer.
 James We1les has purchased an au-
 Visited Moheean Park.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. M. Geer and family were at Mohegan Park Sunday
 MT and Mrs F. W. Hoxie are On an automobile trip to Vermont
 Mrs Joseph Aben Is visiting friends at Ocean Grove. N. I.
 MT and Mrs Hoxfe have been v1s- sting Hartford friends
 Mrs Amos J. Lfl1ie Is spending a few days at Matunick. the guest Of MT. and Mrs Everett Hewitt
 Mrs F A Hoxfe and Mrs. Myron -Eoxie spent Thursday with the form e-'s daughter Mrs. Frederick Manning Of Tantic.
 Mrs Julian Williams and daughter, of Norwich. are visiting the formers father. Henry Hewitt.
 Leslie Robinson and Earle Hoxie srent Sunday at Ocean Beach and Mystic lad Sunday
 Tfufe. daughter. Airline, spent Wednes- dsv With .. c. Cobb and family, of Norwich.
 Mrs + W Sweet Is visiting rela- -f--az f- Jersey City. Eugene Abe1T and family spent sun day ar Ocean Beach -r- and Mrs James Wolcott and children of South Manchester are vis- 54f-- 4- Mrs Nellie Lilies
 A t7e Bureau Meeting
 A. Hoxie. Nvron Hoxie and Earle ET07-r= 9 ended Farm Bureau meet f-r -- IT. E Whttings in East Great F-ai1. Thursday
 Mrs [. ?. smith was in Baltic on Saturday afternoon, the guest Of Mrs Raymond JO6oin.
 Mrs Bessie Allen ot Groton was recent visitor at Mrs. Annie Perry's- Miss Mildred Goodwin ot New Bri- tain f@ visiting her grandfather. C. s. TUdre and Mrs. A q. Kneeland were recent visitors ir Hartford. MT and Mrs. B. R York have re- turned from a short visit in Maiden, Mass.
 Were at Picnic. -rruber cf people attended the So- -iaI Corner picnic held at Priscilla No 7-s Fr57a-- Miss Eurice Northrup and Julius No-rrr71D Of Wauwecus Hill were Sunday guests at Silas P. Burgess
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
NORTH STCNMGTON
Cadets March Through ViIIage-Miss Wheeler Guest at Wilton Wedins- G-a1ce Has Indoor Picnic.


 Richard W Mansfield of New London sro-e in the Third Baptist church Sun dz- morning. The evening service was conducted by team from the Lay ner's lea gue of Westerly
 Pev " A F'arren of Providence preaChed in the Congregational church Sunday morning as a- vacation supply The village had q ripple of excite uaent Monday morning in the passing through Of the, naval reserves, about 2s5 fr number who were on their way rom 1Tarrsgausett Pier to their auar- -ers on the Thames river a few miles below Norwich
 Guest at Wedding.
 Miss Anna A Wheeler has been in Wilton. Conn. this week to ttend the ---zG5f-- o< Miss Marie F4o1lister and De-ere Allen
 Rev O. D. Fisher and son, Master Roscoe .. Fisher, left Wednesday for Fort Wayne Ind. They wi.i visit sew e-aI places in the west and expect to he absent four weeks.
 Miss Florence Woodward. a teacher in WfIlimantic Normal school. is visit ing her sister, Mrs F. Frank White. -Fr- and Mrs Byron C. Wilcox and children. Norman and Bradford. of East Orange V. J., have been guests Of Mrs T P Norman this week.
 L. L. DrGTy of Mount Hermon, Y J.. with their families, a party of nine. have returned to their homes after spending 2 week with their fla t1er- Rev Lucian Drury.
 Rev. Gertrude F. Coe and family of Waterbury are visiting Mrs. Goes sis ter Mrs. Q. D Fisher
 CT ?. Williams Of Northampton, Mass. has been the guest of friends in town for a few days.
 Miss Jessie Fish Of Mystic has been visiting Mrs F. B James.
 Indoor Picnic.
 THs e-ra g9rz and their friends sr loved . pleasant picnic in Grange hall Wednesday About so were present A fine dinner. which included clam chow der was served
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
CLASCO
Lightning Strikes Social Hall, Dam- ages Barn, Kills Ox-John Maloy Injured While Moving.

During the severe thunder storm Tuesday evening Social hall was struck by lightning but no serious damage was done The barn on the Orlgen Gallup farm was struck twice in sue cession. It did not burn tf.e barn, but tore off 6oors, clapboards and deranged the cupola. It also struck one of a pair of oxen belonging to Byron F. Young, killing it. The OK was feeding near a wire fence. The lightning struck the fence and killed the OK.
 General News.
 Mrs. George W. Burdick of Provi- dence R. l., is the guest of her niece Mrs. ". G. Burdick.
 Mrs. Nichols and children, also her sister, Mrs. Jackson. have returned to their home in Waterbury after spend ing week or so with Mrs. Sterry Kinney.
 Mrs. Hanlon has returned to her home after a visit with her mother and aunt in Waterbury.
 Several from this place are intend ing to spend Sunday at Willimantic camp ground.
 John Malloy was mowin~ a few days ago when he slipped. the scythe cutting his wrist badly. He was taken to the hospital
 To Meet at Parsonage.
 The Ladies' Aid society will meet with Mrs. John Thompson at the par sonage laext Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. George W. BurdiCl1 attended the funeral services of her nephew. Lean der Hill, at Poquetanuck. MT. Hill was also nephew of the late Mrs. W. r. Young
 Calvin NJ Richardson. son of Herbert Richardson, is at Fort Terry \. Y. having Joined the Fifth company of Norwich. Fred Nomer, a nephew of Mrs. Harriet Palmer, is a member of the same company.
 Ransom Bill of Genoa Wis son of Dr. B. j. Bill and grandson Of J. G. Bill, has enlisted.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25

ing this week with rsistlvss in Boz- rah.
 Mir. and Mrs. T.. v. yvhnf7rd of Jewett City. Mrs. r. E Ater+ and daughter Louise of Norwich Tcr-r were visitors Monday at ffrr r E Hyde's.
 Mrs J. IT. Kennedy har a- aIeHfr this week her brother ffrH George Corey of Brooklyn. and afre seGer and two children of Harfflrf.
 Barn Burned
 4 barn filled win hay on thr Efr1rr farm was struck bv 1Igrfrirg m~f burned during TUe-far r.arf-r srgrr Several cows and % calf tr7t were .r the barn were rc~~1ef
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
GARDNER LAKE
Camp and Cottage Visitors-Fishine
 Good All This Week.

Camp and Cottage Visitors-Fishing
 Good All This Week.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. w. Chittenden and daughters, MT. and Mrs. F. g. Nor kett of New London and Mrs. Mary Dexter of Norwich were callers at Hill Top Sunday
 Mir. and Mrs. Latham and children Mir. and Mrs. Shurts and children spent Sunday at Latimer's Grove.
 Miss Stella Musial has returned to her home in Brookline, Mass, after two weeks stay at Hill Top.
 Miss Rose Tresler and Montrose Escoe have returned to New York after three weeks stay at Maple Lawn Farm.
 Fishing Good.
 Fishing at the lake the past week has been fine.
 Mrs R. w: Brayley and son Nor man of Brooklyn, N. Y. are staying at Hill Top for few weeks.
 Mrs. Earl Lewis of Norwich is spending a week at North Lyme. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph P. Cummings and Perry Fl. Corning of Norwich are at the Dolbeare cottage for a week. Miss Blanche F. Porter of Norwich is spending a few days with Miss SybiI Morgan.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND
Who is Going and Coming - Incidents Accidents and
 Building in Three Counties.

Clark and family, Miss Lois Rogers, Mrs. wiiI&rn Sisson, C. R. Tiffany.
 Lucius Mal+bie and family of Wal nngford were Sunday guests at Will liam Sisson'e, C. R. Tiffany returned spent here.
 Mrs. William Sisson and c. T. Tiff fany visited at Mrs. H. A. Rogers in Salem last Friday
 H. A. Gates and N. s. Strong were callers Sunday at c. S. Beebe's in Col chester.
 Leslie Rogers and family of Black Hall were week end visitors a Erwin Rogers.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
CHESTERFIELD
Village Has Three Brave Boys Ready
 to Defend Their Country.

William CauIkins lost valuable COW Friday morning, the animal bein g struck by lightning
 The dance given by the Eureka, Sc- cial club Friday night at the Golden Spur was well attended.
 Mrs. Samuel Goldstein and son Isa- dore of New York are spending a few days at MT. Miller's Hotel Brookside
 The many summer people who have here are returning to their homes
 Miss Anna Powers, who has been visiting Mrs. Jacob Strzyzewske has returned home.
 Three Accepted.
 The boys who were drafted and were accepted from here are Benjamin Kap- Ian, Arthur Merri1nan and William Yardufsky.
 Mrs. Arthur Coffev and children are spending a few days at Mantle with MT. and Mrs. William Proctor
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
HANOVER

James W Ladie has returned after q weeks stay at Northfiefd. Mass.
 William Waters of Norwich Town was a week end visitor here
 Charles H. Peck of Marshfield, Mass, is the guest of James w. Eadie.
 A number of the boys motored to Crescent Park. R. l., Sunday.
 Roger C. Peck of Washington. D. C. is the guest of James W. Eadie.
 Mr. and Mrs. DeGrenier and son of Norwich gre guests of Mrs. Caroline Button.
 Mrs. Emma Andrews and son Court ney of Norwich, were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Edward Tirkham.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
LIBERTY HILL
Patriotic Sociai-Colony of Bats Dis coVered-One Hundred and Eight Counted in One Evening.

The c. F. society held a patriotic social at the hall Friday evening. The severe thunder storm Tuesday even ing lasted from. until II o'clock. Some hail fell and nearly two inches of rain. It was the hardest thunder shower in nine years.
 Mrs. Serule and children, who have been spending the summer with Mrs Serules sister, Mrs. Saul WacTttel, re- turned Sunday night tc their home In New York city.
 Colony of Bats.
 The caves of the house opposite J. II. Burrills store has been the home of a large colony of bats the past summer. one hundred and eight have been counted coming out in one eve ring.
 Mrs George A. Trotter. who has been staying a while at the home of her mother, Mrs. E. A. Moves. return cd Monday to her home in Newton, Mass
 Mr and Mrs. Borden and daughter of Hartford are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Frank DevoIl for a few days.
 Mir. and Msr. T. Earl James are spending a few days with Mir. James sister in Greene, R. I. They will re- turn the last of this week.
 Visiting in Yantic.
 Mrs. Earl HoIbrook is visiting her sister. Mrs. Thomas Lillibridge, in Yantfc
 Edward L. Mofitt of Hartford call cd on friends here Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Watson of Springfield were guests of Mrs. Wat sons sister. Mrs. Albert s. Peckham, for the week end and over Sunday.
 Miss Mary and Nancy, Fuller are visiting their sister. Mrs. E. P. Ly- man. in Columbia.
 Saul WachteH. the mail carrier, is to have an automobile.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25

Nets S6.
 Last Wednesday afternoon at frs home of afr. and Trr William u Ws-- ris of 15 Garfield avenue. c.rr London. Joseph Norev of Road e0rfrfv ftrtri~f and Miss Gertrude " raapm1r cf fHl- place. sister of 9ffH Harris. were ar.t. ed iu marriage. hr Itf" " Effffa pastor or thc Methodist rhH~rr rf rrrr- lie. Tho bride waT rowref '- iarer- der crepe de chine. and wore H.rIre rr- chids. After the ceremony H rf@rr was served Afr and lfra Tarra pIr make their home l0 Road EJ .afv fir- trict where 1fr <oHra rrr.atrf one or the most aucrerafIf fH-rr- I- +Haf section Those from hrfe VH1 at- tended thc wedding we're Mice CairIa Chapman Miss Florence ror~r~r ffrH Harriet Tprkhau7. 7rra WITIrn Wal. bridge Mrs. George Harr.H and T-rr- 6Ore Johnson.
 Who's Who Among Vacstf7- Gssrts.
 Miss Doris pccr.am is e'r#1r r-- cousin. Miss Ruth Trlreee. rf Water.
 3Ir. and zrrs- Haas Ror- h--s re- turned home after a f~0 w-r.r- rf~l+ with relatives iu %e,- York r-sfs
 Arthur Brown and darritrr Vivian. have returned t0 Bridgeport -et9- brief visit with 1ire Tarriet Peck ham and family. of Smith street
 Roy ChaUin or Eow Preston ta fre euesf of Mfr and AfrF. To7err Avery
 
 George Harris has returned t0 Earl- wirsvIlle E T.. after a lengthy r.sif with hi7 family.
 Calvin IT, H0xir of wor-erf-- f- visiting relatives fr fhe village
 Frederick Glover 0f Stafford Spring. is tho guest of Nfr. Q7f ,'rr William S Waihridro.
 Mrs. Joseph Johnson f- ~r-rref t7 her homo h~ ar aft7as 0f rt-Irtatirrr Edward Rrowu or Westerly tF guest of his motho-. 1frr. 1rt-irrffs John De Graw of Brooklyn. [ T fr the FueF- of 'Ir. and 'irra Fa-~f
 supt Johr Kennedy o- trs 'frra- WooIcu company wac 'r Hope taHr- Tuesday looking after 1uHiH0r- Inter- ests.
 Wili preach at Lowell.
 Next Sunday Roy Fred E C1hurr will supply fhe pulpit af th- FIrHf 1ar- fist church at Lowell sfarF fr tHe absence of Rc-. Q. r wallace u. D. who ie compelioT t7 cancel fie er- ga areucnf~ on account rf double beraavenou- iu hf= family
 The only service af tHe H1rfirf church Sunday vtfi no Sunday ~~fne' which wilI he held 0t t771 Instead ef the usual hour
 Chowder Dinner. ladies or the Bapfist church a+ fra homo of Mir. and Mrs. J. Harold NEf- lams Wednesday. was well attended. The proceeds amounted fo Gff
 Nlr- and NrT. John SrHrer0Frr and family have returned tu fnrHr home tr ttrou9zburr. Penn. af'rr rIr.f rtr1 .slphous Schooroycr-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
WEDDING.
EaII-Craiq.

Miss Ruth B. CrIig, daughter of 1 Mrs. William Craig of Palmertown, and Clarence Hall of New York were married Monday evening by Rev. Fa- ther W. C. Fitzsimons at St. Joseph's rectory, New London. The bridesmaid was Miss Josephine McAuliffe and the best man was Robert Swanson. After the ceremony a dinner was served Miss Craig has been employed a the telephone exchange in New London MT Hall is an electrician in the U. s. navy.
 Enrolled in Red Cross.
 The entertainment given by the Junior league of the Methodist church was well attended and the sales pat roniZed liberaly. The proceeds were used by the members Of the league to enroll the members a3 members of the Red Cross society in town. They are as follows: Miss Sarah Benson. Miss Annabel Newton, Miss Agnes R. Fggle- stone, Miss Alta Hewett Miss Eliza beth Howard. Miss Ella Tarbox, Lester Dart Rodney Carlyle Robert Clark. George 1Iathers. Edith Calvert
 An all-day session was held at the meeting of the Red Cross society's rooms, at which, a large amount of work was done, three new names were added to the membership, as follows: MrS. Addie Smith, Mrs. E. Ungerer Mrs. Alfred Carpenter
 Annual Bazaar of Sunshine Society.
 The Good Cheer Sunshine society. many of it's members of which are residents of the town, held it's annual bazaar in Richards grove Wednesday afternoon and evening. It was largely attended by people from Norwich. New London, Montville, and Groton. Sup- per consisting of ham, salad, baked beans, cucumbers, biscuits and coffee, which was in charge of Mrs. Herbert Grant, was well patron!zed. Mrs. Grant was assisted by Mrs F. E. ComstocK, Mrs. John Fitzgerald Mrs. Frederick Perkins, Mrs. Frank H. Rog- CTS, Mrs. John VoGletanz. Mrs Norris Treadway, Mrs. Charles T. Beebe. Miss Grace Mallory, Miss May Benham Mrs. Hary Hewett. The cake table was in charge of Mrs. Peter TayIor; ice cream was in charge of Mrs. Wal ter kent and Miss Grace Kent. Dancing was enjoyed during the evening. Wights orchestra of New Lcndon fur nished music. The committee in charge of the dancing was Mrs. Au- gustus C. Stearns Mrs. Laura B. Woodworth and Miss Rita Lewis. The society will suspend meetings during the remainder of the season.
 Vigorous at 30.
 F'ranc:s Robinson observed his soth birthday Saturday Aug. 1. MT Rob- eran of the Civil war and or Saturday proved his power of endurance by walking from his home to New Lon | don to visit his daughter. Mrs. James Morrlsoh. Sunday he entertained MT. !
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
SOUTH GRISWOLD

Mrs. William w. Billings and daugh- ters, Jennie and Bertha, were guests Tuesday of Mrs. Edgar H. Clark.
 Nelson Bill of Massac achusetts is wis iting Jeptha c. Bill ct his home in South Griswold
 Mrs. Harriet F. Palmer and Miss Mary Phillips were Sunday callers at s. H. Kinnie's.
 The Ladies Aid society will be en- tertained by Mrs. John Thompson on "Wednesday, Aug. 29
 R. H. Young and Rev. John Thomp- son were in Norwich on business Monday.
 Elmer Q. Burdick was a Sunday caller at the Norwich state hospital.
 A. c. Greene and W L. BurdicIl were recent callers at Chester S Mains in North Sonington
 NIT. ard Mrs. Joseph Roode, Albert Burton and daughter Bessie were Sunday visitors at Watch Hill and also at Henry L. Burton's.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
SALEM
New Haven Preacher at Congreaation- al Church-S uffrage Meeting Held in Grange Hall Monday Evening.

Rev. Edward W. Potter of New Ha = ven, assistant secretary of the Con- necticut Temperance union, prea ched in the Congregational church Sun day morning. A solo. My Father Watches Over Me, was sung by Ma thanfel Clark. The evening meeting was led by Mrs. Nathaniel Clark
 After spending ten days with North Lyme relatives. Mrs. Earl Brown and son. Arthur, returned home Sunday
 MT and Mrs. Nathaniel Clark en- tertained relatives from WiIlimantfc Sunday
 Suffrage Meeting.
 A Suffrage meeting was held in Grange hall Monday evening. Rev. J. G. Herr was chairman. The speak CTS were Miss Katherine Luddington Of Lyme. chairman of the New Lon don County League. Mrs. Helen Bill of the Hamburg League and Mrs. N. Toscan Bennett of Hartford.
 Personals.
 Charles Tiffany of WaIlingford was a recent caller in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Bailey enter tained relatives from East Lyme Sun day.
 Mrs Milton Fox. Miss Ella Fox, Miss Marion Fox and Henry Fox were recent callers in Goshen.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Getcheil and Miss Maude Tisdale of New London spent Sunday a Mill Valley bungalow
 Mrs. Henry Rogers spent he week end with relatives at North Plains.
 Moses Chapman of Montville has been spending several days with his daughter, Mrs. Winfield Hanney.
 Milton Fox, Henry Fox. Mr and Mrs. Nathaniel Clark, were Lebanon callers last Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
CAMPBELL'S MILLS
Pest of Yellow Jackets Annoying Men
 and Horses.

Mrs Ellen Kebler her daughter. Mrs E. D. Parkhurst, and Mrs. Robert z Sbs-man Of Sterling were guests of .Erz. Horace Perkins Wednesday.
 SeIeCtrzn William H. Da avley is re- pairing the highways in northern Vol untown-
 Mrs EIIinor Sherman of Sterling called oa Airs Joseph C. Tanner We'd uesday-
 Yellow Jackets are very numerous in this vicinity and cause great annoy srce to men and horses
 MT. and Mrs. Albert G. Brown are entertaining their grandson, Harry Sweet Of DaEieISon.