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The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-16
Children Do Nice
Things for r. c.
Set Up Candy and Cake Social and
Make Their Parents Come Across
With Goods.

Up AalNg Ahu NahN 1ONidl anu
Make Their Parents Come Across
With Goods.
A group of six little children did a
beautiful thing for the Red Cross the
other day. knowing that the grown
ups had just given a fete on Parish
Hall lawn in the interest Of the Red
Cross. they wondered why they
should not also render assistance to
she soldier boy. and so, after some
planning between themselves they
scattered through the neighborhood
and started the ball rolling. That
night little Betty Jane Wilson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Edwin A. Wilson, looking
up at her mother as her needle flew
in and out, said archly: Mother, we
sold $500 worth of tickets for the cake
and candy SALE What cake and can
dy sale, Betty?' asked Mrs. Wilson.
why, the II we're going to give on
August 9Th replied Betty; and then
the parents found that Betty, Vivian
and Helen Wilson with Annette and
Malcome Leigh had made little cards
of their own which read:
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-16

starting to digest the smaller fish.
curiosity prompted Lynn to open the
stomach of the swallowed fish and
there he found the remains of two still
smaller trout.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-16

See this interesting story in pic
lures at the OrDheum theatre, Monday
afternoon and evening.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-16

FOR SALE-5 room house, modern.
Address j. ". r care Times.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-16

PIANO AND VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS
Marion E. Etter has opened her studio
over the Salladay Hardware company
Advertisement.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-16
FAIRBANKS WILD AND WOOLLY"
NOW SHOWING AT The IDAHO
MAGEL 1T

MAGEL GUARANTEES 1T
WILD N WOLLY" is A NEW FAIRBANKS PIC
TURE BY AIRCRAFT TO WHICH I DO NOT HEST
FATE TO ATTACH MY PERSONAL GUARANTEE.
YOU WILL ENJOY 1T
E. M. MAGEL.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-16
New Stunts Promised

For this film the strenuous
actor-producer has been practic-
ing stunts since last summer and
even while appearing before the
camera in other pictures his
lariat was always nearby SO that
he could try new tricks when
ever he had a few minutes to
spare.
Whenever he found an oppor-
tunity for outdoor work the ana
bilious actor hired a pony to
practice western tricks.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-16

prise things turn out more seri-
ously than they anticipated. The
story ends, after many amusing
as well rs thrilling situations.
with Jeff as the man of the hour.
VAUDEVILLE FEATURES
There is an unusually en-
pertaining vaudeville pro-
gram for these evenings.
The Roth ROssi Co., have a
feature singing, musical
and character change act
that has received great
praise. Shager and Bassett
Is a team with violin, banis.
saxaphOnes and piano.
PRICES
Evening: 25c and 1ee:
katinees, 15c and SC.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-16

day and Saturday, both mat
inee and evening, Douglas
Fairbanks, the popular ex
ponent of the smile, appears
to entertain his multitude of
Twin Falls friends in his
second production released
by Aircraft, entitled "Wld
and Woolly."
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-16
DOUGLAS AT HIS BEST
IN THIS LATEST ART
CRAFT PICTURE

At the Idaho
t h e a t e + COM
mencing this af-
ternoOn a n d
continuing Fri
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-02


o. tn great in e
hng a o
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Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
PENDiETCN HILL
on1e-Corinss For the Holiday Neighbors Have Picnie-lnprovins Thompson Farm.

Mrs Elizabeth Thompson enter tained over the Fourth, MT. and Mrs. James Brooks. of Lawrence, Mass and Robert Milne of Boston. Mrs. Milne. who has been with her mother for tlee past ten days, returned to Boston with her husband.
 Malcom Thompson is i'll with tom silitis.
 George P. Gilmore spent the Fourth with Mrs. Gilmore at Lafar lot Mir Gilmore motors over from Fall River for the week ends.
 Mrs. Harris Boardman and children and Mrs Sarah Palmer motored to Westerly and Stonington Sunday afternoon. and called on Dr. and Mrs C. E. North. and Mrs. Dwight Thomp-
 Charles Cottren and William Wat son spent Sunday in Providence
 Mrs. Dwight Thompson has been i'll with grip.
 Illness is prevalent Several neigh bors are confined to their beds with some form of grip.
 Holiday Picnic
 Birdsey Palmer and family pie nicked with Mrs. Harris Boardman and family Fourth of July afternoon
 Dr. and Mrs. Charles E North of New York, well-known here. are oc- cupying Librarian J. L. Pencock's house, Greenman Heights, for the summer.
 Joseph B. Totten is at his studio for the summer.
 Mrs. Homer Kinney has been the guest of Mrs. Irving Button of Nor. Wich.
 Mrs. Annie Cook entertained a, large party on the Fourth.
 Malcom Thompson is still making
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
LISBON
Games and Contests at Sunday School Pienio-Family Party at Mir. anc Mrs. Ransom Reads.

The canning demonstrations given by Miss Campbell last Friday at New ent and the Bend schoolhouses were we'll attended.
 - Wednesday afternoon the Sunday school picnic was held on the church green. The young mems class, with D. W. Corbett as chairman, had the affair in charge. There were contests in running, Jumping, sprinting and a ball game. A swing and seesaw were the school. Sandwiches, cake, ice cream and lemonade were served.
 July Guests.
 Misses Lillian and Alice Barber of Westminster, Vt, have been visiting at their grandfathers, R. R. Barber's, this week. Their mother, Mrs. R. R. Barber, Jr., and their sister, Mary Barber, who have been visiting in Jewett City, joined them Friday.
 pr. Helen Baldwin of New York is at her brothers, Henry Baldwin's, for the summer.
 Frank E. Hyde, Walter Hyde. Brain ard Walden, Arthur Edmunds Edmond Weeks and family were among those who were in New London Wednesday to witness the parade.
 MT. and Mrs. D. Latour of Worces- ter were callers at Miss Martie Bar ber'S the Fourth.
 Mir and Mrs Orsennus Vaughan and little son Of Providence were holiday guests at George Bromley's.
 Mrs. Charles Lange and two chill dren, Bertha and Charles. Jr.. of New York, are at Mrs. Burns home for two weeks stay.
 Family Gathering.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ransom Read enter tained a family party the Fourth.
 R. R. Barber and two granddaugh- ters visited Wednesday with Mrs Sa- rah Hall in Norwich
 Charles Albonesi of New York was at his mothers for the Fourth. where his wife and little son are spending several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Rist entertained relatives from Norwich Wednesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
LEONARD BRIDGE

Mir and Mrs Sam Berkowitz and Max Berkowitz of New York city are here for 2 few days.
 Rev. John H. Knott took for his text Sunday Acts I and part of the 9th verse. And ye shall be witnesses un- to me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judea. and in Samaria, and unto the uttermOst part of the earth He de- uVered an instructive and inspiring sermon
 Leo C. Cummings has completed his school year at Stratford and is at his home in this place.
 Rcxford F. and Carlton A. Cum mings were in Bridgeport Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Ida E. Cummings and grandd ghter returned home with them in the automobile
 The parties who bought the Will jams farm off Mrs. Berkowitz have backed out on the deal.
 Mrs Alfred Hughes of Providence is spending a few days with her moth CT, Mrs Maria Haas and sister, yA1rs K. L. Cummings.
 Rev. John H. Knott took part in the public exercises at the Lebanon flag raising on the Fourth. A large number from here attended.
 MT. and Mrs. Otto Nettleton and daughter. Grace, were in Colchester Tndependance day
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
NORTH LYME
Norman Synns to Enlist In the Navy
 July Guests In Local Homes.

Mir and Mrs. Frank Hall have moved to Miss Louise Grimn's house.
 Mrs William Sisson visited her sis ter. Mrs. H. 4. Rogers, in Salem. sew eral days last week.
 w. NJ. Sisson Jr- and family, Mrs.
 w Nj. Sisson. Jr., and family. Mrs. motored to NiaRic Hill, Sunday aft ernoon.
 Mrs G. H. Strong N $. Strong and family Erwin Rogers and famii.-. were entertained at Leslie Rogers in Black Hall. Sunday.
 Miss Lena Hyde and Bert Hyde were in Middletovn, Monday
 Mfr. and Mrs. C. F. JeWett visited in Bloomfield over Sunday.
 Another Young Patriot.
 Norman Syme is spending the week with his mother. Mrs. Francis Purvis. Mir. Syme expects to enlist in the L. $. navy in a few days.
 Frank Miner, Mir. and Mrs. H. F.. Clark attended the alumni dance at Lyme last Friday night
 Mrs. Erwin Rogers visited at Ern est Rogers in Lyme and Leslie Rog- CTS in Black Hall. several days .ast week
 Misses Marion and Jennie Stark are home for the summer vacation.
 William Stark and Miss Hope of Hartford were at J. W. Stark's over Sunday.
 Miss Olive Stark Is spending the summer at Nathan c. Stark's in New London. MT. Stark broke his ankle several weeks ago.
 William Dart and family Of Mantle visited at Nelson Miners. Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
FRANKLIN
| Young Men DriII-Nevs of Death of
 Mrs. Charles E. Parsons, at Otta-


 Mrs Hattie Cole of Putnam is the guest of her niece, Mrs. Hermon A. Gager.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Smith recently entertained at tea Mrs. Dr. Peckham, Mrs Frank Moves. Miss Mabel Moves and Mrs. Frank Fowler. of Lebanon. Arad Robinson and Huntington Rob inson attended the flag raising in Ltb- anon the Fourth.
 Ernest Smith. Miss Florence Geer of Ledyard, Miss Alice Hiscox of Norwich and George Beckwith were re- cent visitors at Elizabeth Parks, Hartford.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd R. Robinson and daughter, Christine, returned to their home in Brattleboro. Saturday..
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Smith Miss Bertha Smith, Miss Florence Geer and Ernest Smith were in New London the Fourth.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles .Beckwith. Mrs. Arthur Smith and two children, Burton and Rich1rd, spent the Fourth in Hartford.
 Elmer smisa of New Jersey and family and Mrs. Roy Smith of Storrs and Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin Smith of Boston and Mrs. Horace Smith are spending few days with Frank Greenslit
 Social Evening.
 Mrs. George Avery entertained the young people of Franklin, Friday ev- eninS at her home. Games were en- Joyed during. the evening and refresh- lnents were served.
 Young Men Drill.
 The young men met at the town hall Tuesday evening and drilled under the direction of Benjamin Davis and Eugene Aver.
 Mrs. Charles Parsons Dead.
 Mrs. Louis Smith received a teie- gram from Ottawa, Canada, June q, of the death of Mrs. Lizzie J. Avery Parsons, wife of Charles E. Parsons, formerly of Lebanon. Mrs. Parsons visited here friends here every year and will be greatly missed as she all ways brought comfort and cheer wherever she went
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07

The services at the Ladies' Aid building were held Sunday. with Mrs. field. Mass, as the first speaker. She conducted services atH11 a. ni., D. ,nn.. and p. m. Mrs. Goetz has occupied the platform here for several years, and is a popular lecturer. From July
 Sth to July 18th, inc.usive, Mrs. C. S.
 Bradley, of Boston. speaker and mes sa ge bearer, will be heard.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Pine Grove Spiritnalist Camp announces
 the following speakers for the present
 season: July 22, c. J. Prevoa, of Bos-
 ton, speaker and message bearer;
 July 29, Mrs. Annie L. Jones, of Low
 ell, Mass, speaker and message bear
 CT; August 5th, State Day, Rev. Mary
 S. Vanderbilt; August 1eth, C. P.
 Prevoa, of Boston; August 1sth, Mrs.
 E. D. Butler, of East Lynn. Mass:
 August 26th, Mrs. A P. Conyers, of
 Maiden, Mass, speaker and message
 bearer. The hours of service are Il
 a. m., p. n., and ?. m. Post Office Hours. The post office closed July 4th from 10 a.. m. to p. m. Every evening through the summer it vii remain open till s o'clock. instead of closing at 7.So s heretofore.
 Guardsmen Leave. First Lieutenant Miles G. Thomp- son and his detail of Is men, who have been doing bridge duty here for some time, left Monday to join the
 rest of the company at Groton and
 expect to leave for camp shortly
 The men have been stationed here since April. They will be missed about town. Village and Grove Notes.
 A number of schooners were in the bay Monday waiting for favorable wea ther. The bay was enveloped in fog Tuesday.
 Miss Katie J. Wiley, of Norwich
 arrived in the Pines, Tuesday, for the season.
 Mr Farrin of Cambridge, Mass, a former teacher at, the Mantle school visited here Monday. Mrs Norma Beckford has moved into her bungalow at Oswegatchie. Mir. and Mrs. Sturgis of New York are at the Eddy cottage - l Henry E. Smith and Alfred Browr | of New Haven spent a week at MT Smiths cottage They came by au- 1 tomobiIe.
 Mrs. George Hatch of South Wind 1 ham is at her cottage. Frank Russell is building a cottage for Major Mcintyre at the Grove. The cellar has been dug Mir. Mcintyre bought the land from Mrs. Annie H Bronson of Mantle.
 Mir and Mrs. Louis Callepder ot | Waterbury are at their cottage George Neuschafer and son of New York are at the Grove.
 Capt. F. K. Partric has commenced running the launch Crescent to New London, he has done in past sea sons. He is being assisted by Frank Taylor.
 Mir. and Mrs W. E. Beebe have rented their cottage to Mrs. AspinwaI of Hartford. .-+ John Beckwith is moving the addi- tions belonging to MT. Stein of Hart ford and joining them onto one of Mir Stein'S cottages.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. W. Hunting ot Middletown recently passed a few days at their -cOttage 7 -.----
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
ROAD 5OCiE

Two young men from Providence and one from Westerly are working at A. c. Wheeler's for thS summer.
 Dr. Bartlett of North Guilford and B. D. chalker of Saybrook were at Maple Lawn, Wednesday.
 Miss Stone of New York is the guest Of Miss Mary s. Wheeler at Cherry Hill.
 Miss Mary Wheeler and a friend were guests of Miss Louise Way at Mystic, Wednesc1y.
 Miss Grace W heeier returned to Norsich today having spent few days at home this week.
 Mrs Ruth Sebastian is recovering from serious iiIricss.
 A number of families here entertain ed guests on the Fourth.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
LEBANON
Euclid Thayer Has Brief Furioush- Rev. B. F. Clark Returns From Georoja

Euclid Thayer, of the United States Navy, has been spending his furlough of five days with his mother, Mrs. Nellie Thayer.
 Manchester spent few days with Mrs Hattie $: Robinson recently.
 Miss Saran Robinson has returned home, after spending some time with her sister. Mrs. Charles Backus of
 Returns From, Georgia.
 Rev. E. F. Clark returned Saturday after spending the past month at his home in Georgia.
 Mrs A. C. Williams has returned. after spending the past month with her brother, Dwight Spau ding. of South Norwalk.
 Miss Edna Reibetanz of Village Hill spent a few days this week with Miss Mary Standish. Norwich Town Guests. grandson and friends. of Norwich Town, were callers Sunday at Clark
 Charles H. Abell of New Britain spent the Fourth with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. C. J. Abeu.
 Clifton Sweet of New York spent the Fourth with his mother, Mrs.
 Mrs. Mary s. Cater of Ca tfornia. called on Miss Adelaide HaiIen. one
 Miss Gwendolyn Clark of Liber;r Hill spent the Fourth with C. J. .t6eii and family.
 Mir. and Mrs. Irving Church. Ernest Church and Mrs. Minnie Raffner. of Hartford were in town the Fourth. Many from out of town attended the flag raising Wednesday.
 Mir and Mrs. C. NJ. Geer and chill dren spent Sunday with Mrs. Geer's sister. Mrs. M. D. Whitaker. of Dan ie.son.
 Mir and Mrs. Frederick F. Man ming of Yautic spent the Fourth with the latter's. parents, Mir. and Mrs. F. \ HoXie.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
VOLUNTOWN
Norwich Foresters Visit Edwin Maine
 Strawberry Supper-Roliday Notes.

Representative Captain C. ". Chat field picked a fine mess of peas in his garden July 1st.
 An automobile party of several For ester5 from Norwich, were recent guests of Edwin Maine.
 The Ladies' society of the Baptist church served a strawberry supper in the chapel Tuesday evening"
 Mir and Mrs Everett Tillin ghast and children of Danielson. spent the holiday with Mir. and MEs. C. C. Bliven.
 Jesse Jordan of the L. S battle ship North Carolina. has been at his home on an eight days furIough.
 Mir and Mrs. Irving Anderson and Miss Ruth Wentworth of Sterling were Sunday guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Anderson.
 Miss Iva Rice is visiting in Provi- dence for a few days.
 Miss Catherine Riddell spent the Fourth at Ocean Beach.
 Several local parties were at Rocky Point July Fourth.
 Rev. J. B. Knowles led the E. Y P. L. service Sunday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
CHESTERFIELD
Dance Well Patronized-Aeciden - Miss Powers Librarian for 18th District

The dance at the Eureka Social Club Thursday evening was well at tended. Candy, ice cream and cake were sold. MT. and Mrs. Charles Edgeton of New London furnished music.
 Mrs Charles Tinker and family have returned to their home, after visiting MT. and Mrs. Malona, of Salem.
 Clifford Huntiey of East Lyme was a caller here Friday
 James Miner Jr. is visiting his grandparents at Lakes Pond.
 Mir and Mrs. Lowell Wilcox and family are visiting relatives in Win Sted.
 Miss Lula Powers is librarian for the twelfth school district.
 Miss Ethel Powers fell and cut her head so a doctor had to take sev- eral stitches to c.ose the wound on her forehead.
 A strawberry supper is planned at the Lakes church.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
LIBERTY HILL.
Red Cross Branch Has 37 Members J. George Clark Sees Signboard of 184e Replaced at Clark's Corners.

Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Mofhtt and daughter Evelyue spent the Fourth with MT. and Mrs. O. W. Gurley.
 37 Red Cross Members.
 Liberty Hill has a Red Cross society 37 members. a branch of the Lebanon Center organization, with Mrs. o. W Gurley, directress. meeting was held at the home of Mrs G. B. Dirnon sewed and knitted. A collection was taken in church which amounted to s11.25
 Rev. and Mrs. John H. Knott were at Storrs last week attending the state ministers meeting.
 William F. Harvey and friend spent the Fourth with Mir. Harvey's $ mother. Mrs Annie L. Harvey, and visited his sisters Mrs. Wallace Pal mer and Mrs. Everett C. Payson. relatives in Ansonia and New Britain.
 Old Sisnboard Replaced.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. George Clark were at Clark's Corners the Fourth to at tend the erection of public sign board which was first erected by Mir. CIark's grandfather. Jonathan Clark. July 4th, 1849. At the same time he erected Liberty pole with points of compass and weathervane. The poe blew down several years ago and was replaced by new one by Allen Jewett: also through the efforts of Mir. JeWett the new signboard came into existence. It is an exact copy of the original
 Mfr and Mrs Elmer Caples are in Lyme guests of MT. Caples' cousin, Joseph Caples.
 Miss Bessie Turner, who is em- ployed in Hastings on the Hudson, N. Y. is spending the week with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Turner
 Called Home.
 Mrs. Everett Loomis and two sons of Schenectady, N, T.. were guests of Mir and Mrs. John Clark over Sunday Mrs Loomis received word on Monday morning that her. husband was very ill and she returned home Monday
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07

Adolph Ho1mberg is one of the most progressive market gardeners in Led yard MT. Holmbe-g raises a large amount of garden truck, all of which he disposes of in the Norwich mar ket. For the Fourth of July trade he pulled and sold over 2,oo0 punches of teets, receiving 90 cents dozen, for his beets Strawberries have brought good money this year and he has realized well from his strawberry patch.
 Rapid Work.
 Louis Peckham Of Norwich assist ed MT. Holmberg in getting his beets ready for market, July ?, tying the punches at the rate of two punches per minute
 Rev. G F. Goodenough preached on Sunday morning, his text being Thrift.
 Will Close Two Schools.
 The regular meeting of the town school committee was held at Led yard Center Tuesday afternoon. This being the last meeting in the school year. many bills were approved and ordered paid. Teachers were assign cd for various schools. There will force for the ensuing year. It was voted to close the Unionville and Lest CT schools The teachers have sign ed a contract this year for the first time Several of the teachers will attend the Summer Normal School at Danbury.
 Miss Florence Geer attended a par in Franklin Friday evening, June 29.
 Arthur D. Barrett of Ansonta has been at home for the past week drying his hay.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
GARDNER LAKE
Big Fish and Plenty of Them 7ssuss High Cost of Livins-Dsnes st Pa viiion.

The Lake .s doing its part toParoa he ping keep down the hizh c1st cf living Fishing V-as nc CT better. and all fish are good size.
 Kid Huntington and C. r. Em4tr. Norwich sportsn1eu. landed me string of base, several EsiBninE over three pounds.
 There was large attendance a. the dance at Spring Grove pavilion the Fourth.
 Misses Florence and Qusenis souls of Waterbury. and Miss Donohue of Norwich. are spending a feH perzs at the Lake
 Mrs. W R. Dsnnison and cHudren of Norwich are visiting SITS. Denz.- sons parents. Sir. and Sire. r. Lath- rop-
 r.. L. Latinner and Mr. Tollstt of Willimantic. spent the Fourth st Va ley Farm.
 Mir. GrisvoId of Plain Hhi gaze a1 auto-ioad of children hne time at the Lake q fe~ days ago.
 Scouts in Camp.
 Boy Scouts No c.. or Sorwieh camped at the Lake fen days iast week.
 Mrs. F. T.. Latimer and children ar spending the summer months at their old home. Valley Farm. 7 Miss Roby BOy-nton has rsturnec from Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
NORTH STONTNGTON
ChiIdren's Day conoert-Therpson
 Family Reunion on the Holiday.

The. Third Baptist Sunday school gave a Children's day concert SGo- day evening, carrying out succes sfuTiy an effective program. At the exer- cises Elmer E. Main, superintendent, presided.
 Family Gathering.
 The Samuel Thompson family held reunion on the Fourth, with one of the granddaughters, Mrs. Harold L.. Blakeslee, of New Haven, who is spending the summer at Vince CT school dormitory.
 Mrs Frank B. Hull of San Juan Porto Rico is visiting her brother George W. Tryon.
 Miss Margaret P. Grahern of New, York. accompanied by a friend, is guest at the home of F. A. Thompson.
 Mrs. Eclford G. Pendleton is visit ing her mother. Mrs. T. P. Norman.
 Miss Gertrude Main of Preston was a guest of her cousins, Mir. and Mrs. Leonard R. Main. over Sunday.
 Miss Gladys M Eggleston has be- come bookkeeper for a Westerly bus mess firm
 Otto H. Nelson has moved to the north end of the village.