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Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
WTNDHAM
Miss Hilda Ellison Gave Delightful
 Lawn Party.

Mrs. Trigger is entertaining her mother. Mrs. Tetreault, and niece. Ell zabeth from the Bronx, New York.
 Late arrivals at the Inn include Mrs. A. 4. Mackenzie of New York.
 Miss Mary Brink Is the guest of her cousin, Guilford Smith in South Wind ham.
 Charles s. Abbe and wife of Darien were weekend guests at Mrs. W. P. Huxford's
 Leo Keeuey and son of Hartford are spending their vacation at Mrs. Geo. keeney's.
 Dewitt Lathrop has been at home from Maine this week.
 Miss Mary Baker of Brooklyn N Y. is with her grandfather. w. s. ChappeH
 Mir and Mrs. H. c. Lathrop and Mir. and Mrs. H. S. Maine spent Sun day at the Maine cottage at Groton Long Point.
 Mir. and Vantyne Anderson and Miss Eleanor Redwood of Willimantic are guests at A. H. Anderson's.
 Miss Littlefeld Of Willimantic was at the Red Cross rooms Friday and gave a lesson in bandage making, etc.
 Rain Did Not Mar Party.
 Miss Hilda Ellison entertained number of friends at a lawn party shower somewhat interfered with the plans in the earlier part of the even ing. but later games were played on the lawn. Music was furnished by punch. candy and ice cream were served. Among the guests were the Misses Johnson and Parker of WilH mantle.
 Charles Larrabee and family and Rev. NJ. R. Plumb and family are at the Maine cottage at Groton Long Point for week. MT. Plumb will be here on Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
EAST WOODSTOCK
Community Club Held Entertainment Excellent Programme Furnished.

Dorothy Bowen of Eastford is a visitor of the Bosworth family.
 MT. and Mrs Melvin Allen of Filing ton are spending a few days with L.. H Lfndern1an and family.
 Mrs Everett May. Mrs. N. T. White, Walker White Mildred and Annette May. are in Putnam this week, attend ing Chautauqua.
 New Hampshire Preacher.
 Rev. Ezra Pike of New Hampshire has been engaged to preach at the Congregational church for the month of July. He is stopping with his son, Dr. E. E. Pike.
 Irving Spencer and family of Ia hos. Wash. returned home Wednes- day after a visit of several weeks with J. Spencer and family
 Had Excellent Programme.
 A meeting of the community club was held Tuesday evening. The pro- gram follows: Piano solos. Estella. Frink: vocal duet. Misses Turner and CphaTn: reading, Mrs. 4. H. Hubbard: tricks Of magic. Phillip Dean. Voted to have one meeting in July. Commit tee for August. Mrs. I. s. May, Mrs. \. T. White. A. c. Morse
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
EACLEVILLE
Regular Business Transacted at Mems Social Ciub-Red Cross Sewing

MT. Powell of Providence. R. l., one of the owners of Eagle mills. was in this place early in the week.
 Social Club Meets.
 The Mems Social club holds regular cial note is being done at present. F'enelon McCollum. Jr.. visited Camp Dewey near Norwich last Sunday.
 Chimney Fire.
 A chimney fire in the house of Mrs. Jane Stedman last Saturday caused quite a scare but no serious damage. Good neig1bors were the first to notice the damage and they lent a helping ka.nd.
 Mir and Mrs. Fenelon McCollum made a business trip to Willimantic last Monday.
 Good Attendance at Red Cross Gath
 ering.
 The Red Cross sewing bee had a large attendance at the chapel last Tuesday afternoon. The next meeting will be held at the home Of Mrs. Don aid l.. Ross on the hill week from next Tuesday afternoon, July 31
 The Misses Ruth and Ella McCollum entertained a company of friends at informal lawn party last Wednes- day afternoon.
 John Percy Smith of Warren Mass. and his daughter Pearl visited MT. Smiths parents, Mir. and Mrs. Merritt Smith, on Wednesday and Thursday last.
 The aid department of Dun11am Me morial church held a successful sale of ice cream and cake last Wednesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
EKONK

Rev. J. C Pryor preached an ex- cellent discourse Sunday morning on Meditation and led the C. E. meet ing in the evening.
 Messrs Frank and William Morgan with their sister Susan. were guests at John Tanners Sunday and attend cd church services.
 c. H. Gallup and Edwin $. Gallup and family motored to Rocky Point Friday and enjoyed a shore dinner
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Hopkins and three children with Mrs Byron Gal lup mo1ored to Rocky Point Friday. also called on Mir. and Mrs. Everett Gallup in their new home at Howard. R L
 B z. Gallup with his son Oscar and daughter Caroline and Mir Harrison of Hanover. were calling on relatives here Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Speir and family of New York are at Frank watson's for two weeks stay.
 Of for Maine.
 Rev A H. Stanton of Newark N. J. came to the Stanton homestead on Monday and on "Wednesday he started for their summer home at Hillcrest. Maine. taking his parents. Mir. and Mrs A. A. Stanton with him.
 Miss Emily Hopkins of PlainfeId is visiting relatives here.
 St. Swithin's day proved cloudy but we are hoping Tor better weather
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
: Holland County
 COLUMBIA
| Ladies Hold Food SaIe-6oy Scouts Camping-Sun1mer Visitors.

MT. and Mrs. Fred N. Tucker of Hartford have been spending several days with Mir. Fuckers mother and sister at their home on Columbia Green.
 Food Sale a Success.
 A food sale. given by the Ladies' Aid society at Yeoman's on Friday af- ternoon of last week was well patron ized. The food donated by the ladies met with ready sale. and netted some thing over SIP. The sale was under the management of Mrs. L. E. Win ter
 Claus Olandt. pastor of a church at Montrose, \. T-. was at his farm and summer home in this place last week. Mir. Olondt recently returned from Europe where he lad been engaged in Y. M. c. A. work among war pris- oners. Before entering the ministry he was for several years engaged ih '. M. c. A. work in this country.
 Aubrey E. Winter has found em ployment at Colts intuition works in Hartford. He with a number of other Columbia young men formerly worked at Hopkins SS Allen works in Nor wich until that company closed it's works
 Ernest Collins. another former em- ploye of the Hopkins & Allen Co.,. of Norwich. has secured a position with the electric light company of Hart ford
 Abbott Little exhibits a pea vine over eight feet in length. He has a step ladder for use when the peas are ready to pick.
 Frank Woodward of Glastonbury spent the weekend with relatives in town.
 Mrs. J. Fl. Davis of Hamden. who with her children has been spending a week with relatives in town, favored the congregation at the morning church service Sunday with g finely rendered solo. Shepherd of Israel. Mrs. Davis was formerly Columbia girl.
 Boy Scouts Camping.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred N. Tucker of Maple Hill, Newington, have been mother and sister on Columbia Green. Mir Tucker has charge of a party of Boy Scouts who are camping out at Columbia lake during the present to Lake Swanzey. N. H. where he will have charge of boys at a Y. NJ. c. A. camp.
 Sunday was Saint Swithin's day and 1t rained. So according to the old time saying we must expect rain every day for 40 consecutive days. Cheerful prospect-isn't it?
 Rev Irving H. Berg and family of Hartford are occupying one of A. E. Browns bungalows on the south shore of Columbia lake for the summer. Mir. Berg was chaplain of the First Con- necticut Infantry while they were in Arizona
 Mrs Emily A. Little and her grand been visiting relatives in East Hamp- ton.
 Miss Lucy Burton of Hamden is relatives in this place.
 Mrs. Dix of New York. 3 guest of the Sawyer family at "Bricktop" by the lake, has for two summers invited the Columbia band to give a concert
 Mrs F. T. Brownau of Ashsviue. N.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
ONECO
DoutIe Christening at M. E. Church People In and Out the Village.

People In and Out the Village.
 Mrs. William Sweet has returned home from visiting out of town. Her niece, Miss Elizabeth Angel, returned home with her.
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph Hawkins and son, Joseph, were guests of relatives in Centreville, R. l., last Sunday.
 Double Christening.
 There was a double christening at the Oneco NJ. E. church Sunday morning. The children were Norman. son of MT. and Mrs. George Burning, Margaret Ethel, daughter of, MT. and Mrs. R. C. Marriott. After the serv- ice dinner was served at Mrs. Bun ning's. Twenty two persons sat down to a fine dinner.
 Mir. Sims and family of Massa chu setts called on Thomas Brown and family Tuesday afternoon.
 The Bendix children are with their grandmother in the country.
 MT. and Mrs. George Underwood and children of Crompton. R. L, were the guests of his parents over the week end.
 Harriet F. Kenyon has been visit ing her mother this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
BROOKLYN
Two Men Fined by Justice of Peace
 lnterestinn Items.

On Thursday Raymond Haley and James Carroll. both former inmates of the Windham county jail, were brought before Justice of the Peace tion. breach of the peace and entering the barn of E. M. McNfaster without the consent of the owner. On entering a plea of guilty they were sentenced to the jail. Carroll for a period of % days and Haley for 60 days. William R. Thurber. Miss Grace Thurber and Mrs. Cole spent Thursday in an auto ride to Lebanon. Mrs. N. A. Witter of Providence, who came to the birthday party given R B. Witter paid a visit of a day with MT. and Mrs. T. D. Pond, with whom she formerly lived.
 home to spend his vacation with his parents.
 Local Brevities.
 Mfr and Mrs. N. wolcott witter and Miss Abigail L. Writer attended the funeral of Dr. Converse in Eastford.
 Clarence I. Hill is spending his va cation of a week with his family at the old home.
 Charles Edwin Blake was in Hart ford on business the first of the week
 Miss Laura sheldon of Pittsfield Mass. is in town for short visit.
 Miss Mildred Pike is visiting with friends in New London.
 Miss Laura A. Pike Is visiting her sister Marion in Hampstead L. I.
 Rev. F. A. Blake and wife had for guests Saturday afternoon and Sun day their daughter, Miss Mabel Blake, and Miss Brown and Miss Litchfeld, all of Boston.
 Charles H. Blake joined his son Tuesday in a visit to Nantucket.
 Rev. E. A. Falmouth spent a good part of the week at his farm in Led yard.
 Ernest Bard of New Jersey is visit ing his mother, Mrs. J. S. Bard and also his brother Sidney and family
 Master Arthur Seeger of Brooklyn. N. Y. is a guest for the summer of Mrs. H. L. Mason.
 Week End Guests.
 MT and Mrs. w. Walters entertain ed for the week end Mrs George Rob erts, Miss Ada Walters, Everett Kel- ley and several others, all of Provi- dence.
 Claramon Pray of Ann Arbor, Mich. a former Brooklyn boy, oldest son of the late Alfred Pray. was caller on old friends Wednesday. His brother, Clinton Pray, of Providence was with him.
 Rev. George Tanner. D. D., of Fari- l eault, Minn. Is the guest of his brother. Dr. A. H. Tanner. and wife
 A sister of Mrs. George F. Genung. of South Manchester. Mrs. Tucker, Is visiting at the Baptist parsonage.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21


 Mir. and Mrs N. L. Craig were visi- tors in Boston Wednesday,. r Miss Helen Curtis Of. New Londcr is the guest of Miss Doris E. Hope
 Elijah Berrinan was in Boston or Sunday where he I s taking voice cui-
 Mir. andszMrs. Harry Brearley ane son Norman spent the week end with friends in Charlton City. Mass spent last week with Emil Lehrer and
 Miss Jennie Reddy is. taking . two weeks. vacation from her duties at the National bank. Dantelson, and has
 Mir. and Mrs Hareld Field were Sunday visitors with relatives in Eos ter. R l. A~ss. E,
 MT. and Mrs. " c. parrow spent sundayswith their son Paul at Silver
 Mir and Mrs. A. J.SLathrop returned home on Sunday from their vacation spent with relatives al North CoVen : try.
 Holley attended the Moran -Pen ndergast wedding in Providence one day last week. Miss Ho11ey acted as brides maid.
 The members of the Phi1athea class met with their teacher, Miss Stokes on Wednesday evening.
 Canning Demonstration. 
 There will be a canning demonstra- ton on Monday afternoon in Colum oia hail given by Miss Costello of StorTs college. who will demonstrate the method of canning fruits and veEeta- bles All the ladies are invited to at tend. It is free to all.j-
 The date and place of the sunday school picnic vii be decided tomorrow at the session of the school S Enjoyable Programme.
 The Ladies' Aid Social held Friday evening of last week. was quite well attended and pleasant occasion An entoyable programme was given as follows: Solo. A. T. Hope: readings. Miss Lucille Caron: solo. Mrs. Fred LAavens: humorous reading, Rev. Will liam Swanson: solo. Elijah Berrin1an. each having to respond to an encore. The proceeds from the Sunshine bags and the ice cream sale amounted to s2e
 Temperance Secretary Spoke.
 C-ustave Bochman, field secretary for the Connecticut Temperance Union. gave an interesting and practical talk at the congregational church Sunday morning along the line of temperance work especially needed in our state at this trying time in our nation when we need food more than beer and wine
 This coming Sunday the pastor. Rev. William Evainson. will preach upon the topic postponed from last Sunday The Coming of the Morn
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
NORTH STERLING
Summer Visitors Here-Aaron Place
 Recovering From Illness.

Mrs. Flora Thurrot and Edison Kirknan of New York spent Saturday with Frank Hummer. Miss Alma Benson and brother. of Westerly, R. l., called on old friends
 Miss Edna Cole Of Providence has been visiting Mrs. Lucinda Cole. Edgar Lewis. and family of Hart ford have been visiting his aunt Mrs. Sarah Hill.
 MT. and Mre. Fred Cole spent Sum- day at Oakland Beach. George C. Spooner took an auto trip to Providence, Sunday. -@f Miss F'reelove Place has been spend .ng a week with the Camp Fire Girls near Newport. Ben Pierce and family motored to Warrington, R. l., Sunday.
 [. O. Hummer is installing a new carrier and fork in his barn.@
 Mrs. Harold Buker of Philadelphia is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Harvey K. Viall,
 Miss Marion Hopkins has been vie- iting at Luther Coles.
 Aaron Place Better.
 Friends of Aaron Place, who was very sick in Gardner, Mass, are glad to learn that he is better and able to come home.
 Mrs. Mary Blackmar of Hopkins Mills, visited Mrs. Fred Cole last week.
 Mir and Mrs. C. H. Corey are en- tertaining his mother, Mrs. Alvin Corey, and sister, Mrs. Phillips, of Providence.
 Don Gardner of Massa achusetts has been visiting old friends and neigh boq,s here.
 Mrs. Ida Owens was n Putnam last week.
 Fred Bitgood and family of Daniel son was here Sunday.
 Miss Gertrude Brooks has been spending Q week in Providence.
 George C. Spooner attended a pie nic at Bishops Crossing on Thursday of last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
ASHFORD

Mrs. Fred Bowen and Mrs. Ellen Ballou were in Putnam Monday.
 George Clark of Putnam is assist ing if father, Darwin Clark, with his having.
 M J. Kinney and family of Me- chanicsville were in town Sunday.
 Mrs. J. R. Miller of West Thomp son spent several days last week with her daughter Mrs. Charles Clark.
 Miss Dorothy Bowen is visiting rel atives in East Woodstock.
 Mrs. Charles Clark and baby Don aid returned home last week from West Thompson.
 Miss Sysle Miller of Pomfret called on her sister, Mrs. Mary Ethridge, one day last week.
 Mildred Buell. Is with her cousin Mrs. Charles Clark for a while.
 Charles E. Buell. returned from Pe- tersham, Mass, Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
SCOTLAND
w. C. T. U. Discusses Temperance and Missions-M. Leon Moffitt and Martin Lowering Delegates.

Martin Lowering Delegates.
 Mrs. Mary Lathrop and Miss Doris Wllloughby spent several days recent " with Mir. and Mrs. F. E. Rhule at Metropolitan Park, R. I.
 Temperance and Missions.
 The w. C. T. L. held its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon al the chapel. The topic under discussion was Temperance and Missions. After the programme Q, food sale was held and proved d very financial success
 Several from here attended the band concert at Willimantic Tuesday even ing.
 Delegates to Hampton.
 The local '. P. S. C. F. sent as delegates to Hampton last Sunday ev- ening Leon Moff1tt and Rev. Martin Lowering. There was a speaker from France who gave a brief history of what she has seen there. There were also several others who attended the meeting from here.
 Albert Kimball has been spending several days with his cousin, Doris Willoughby.
 Mir. and Mrs. Everett Kimball and family were visitors in Lebanon re- gently.
 Owing to unfavorable weather very little having has been done in this vii cinity.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
Exhibits Foreign Onion.

 cert last Tuesday evening. Exhibits Foreign Onion. Raymond F. Clarke exhibits stalk urins more than three feet high and one inch in diameter. At about the heighth of 3 feet the stalk branches out and has several onion bulbs the ing specimen of the onion tribe. Miss Harriette K. Porter was in Willimantic Monday at the wedding of her friend, Miss Helen Packer of that place
 Mr and Mrs. Burdette w Downer of Hartford and Harris Miliken. wife and daughter Hortense of South Man chester have been spending the week with relatives in town. Rehearsing for Play. Members of the local Y. P. s. C. E. are rehearsing a two-act, six charac- ter play entitled A Pair of Idiots. to be given some time in August. The date will be given later. Mrs. Willard B. Clarke with her daughter, Mrs. Emily Randall Of Colo daughter Marion and Mrs. Clarke's granddaughter. Miss Lucy Button of Hamden spent a day recently with MT. and Mrs. McGufre of Brooklyn, N. r.. at their summer home in Wind ham. Allan Guild came for the party by automobile and took them to Wind ham and return. Allan is a school mate of Harold Randall at Philips Exeter Academy. N. H.. and visited Harold at Columbia recently. Mrs. Charles J. Merurn of West brook is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Nelson Merium of West Hartford at their summer home on the east shore of Columbia lake
 MT and Mrs. T. G. Tucker of this place and A. D. Spellman and wife of Willimantic are enjoying an automo- bile trip and outing in the Adiron dacks.
 ] EnIsts in Medical Corps. Leon G. Little, former Columbia boy, who for many years has been a pharmacist at Friday Harbor, Wash ington, has enlisted and will serve in the medical department of the army and expects to be called to serve somewhere in France" soon. He is a son of Mrs. Emily A. Little of this place.
 Gelon Randall and family of Colo rado are at Columbia lake, the guests Of his niece. Miss Grace Randall at her bungalow.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
MASHAPAUC
John Thompson Cut Ills Hand

Mir and Mrs Daniel F. Thompson, Jr., of Springfield, Mass spent the week end with his grandparents, Mir and Mrs. Thomas Hudson
 Peter Thompson and Miss Emma Durfee Of West Dudley. spent the day Sunday with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Daniel Thompson.
 Mrs. Priscilla Hollingsworth Is at her daughters for the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Harris have opened up their cottage for the sum- mer.
 Frank Durfec Of West Dudley spent Sunday with friends.
 Mrs. Robert Green and daughter, Mildred, have spent the past week at Mrs. Crawford's
 Cut His Hand.
 John Thompson cut his hand quite badly while cutting pine weavles last Tuesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

U S. Navy and Is to report in New London for duty in about two weeks
 Mrs. Lucy Getchell is ., guest of her brother, Rev. B. Aver and fami- ly.
 Mrs. G.. H. WymAn and daughter. Miss Grace. are visiting relatives in Southbridge, Mass.
 Miss Lanphear of New London is a guest of Mrs. Emily Larkhann.
 Wilbur Hobby is employed in Will limantic at the Atwood Machine shop.
 Miss Edna Kingsley of East Hart Durhan's.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
ROCKVILLE

Rev. Herbert T.. CottreiI of Berlin, N Y. preached in the s. D. B. church here last Saturday.
 Rev. l. l. Cottrell and wife have returned from trip to Maine.
 Mrs Phebe Kenyon who has been confined to her bed for a week or so Is some better so as to sit up some.
 Josiah C. Palmer. who is working at Wood River Junction. was at home over the week
 Rev Herbert L. Cottrell. wife and two children. who have been guests of his father at the parsonage the past week, left Wednesday.
 Mrs. Carleton Irish and two cti1- 5ren have been visiting at Wickford .his week
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
EAST THOMPSON

The Methodist church will be closed until Aug. 5.
 The Douglas Camp Meeting opened Friday, July 20, and vii close July 30.
 Mrs. Frank E. Parkhurst and her daughter. Margaret of Matchen. Mass. are visitine Mrs Parkhurst's parents. Rev and Mrs. T. A. Hodgdon.
 Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Hodgdon left Friday morning for a short trip to Bangor. Me.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
PRUDENTIAL OUTFITTING co.
 115 MAIN STREET NORWICH, CONN

nam. Mrs. E. o. Summer and son of WiIlimantic, Mrs. Flora Berard of Webster Mass and Mrs. Ernest Barnes and daughter of Sturbridge, Mass
 Mrs. F. O. Butler and Miss Baldwin and C. L. Yorke of New Haven spent Sunday in Woodstock Valley.
 Mrs. Joslin of PhoeniXville Is car ing for Mrs. Chester Halstat
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21

The cottage prayer meeting was held in the chapel Wednesday eve ming.
 Mrs. Herbert Pende and family were visitors of Mir. and Mrs. Albert New ell this week
 Mrs. Agnes Faulkner has sold her farm 10 MT. Webber from South Man chester.
 Mrs. Alice PeasIee has returned to her home in Rockville.
 Edmund Klesptes Is entertaining friends from Astoria N..Y. -
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

MT. and Mrs. Luther and daughter and niece and Mrs. Willard of Provi- dence were at Allen W. Kenyon's recently.
 Mrs. l. P. Briggs of New Haven is with her daughter, Mrs. O. A. Hiscox
 Camping at Crystal Lake. camping party at Crystal Lake includes Miss Florence and Louise Kenyon, Miss Sarah Kenyon of Put
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
ABINGTON

The Ladies' Benevolent Society was not held Thursday afternoon on &C., count of the Chautauqua in Putnam.
 At the fast meeting of the Red Cross, Miss Rosamond Danielson, chairman of the Windham County Suffrage Association gave talk to the members on food conservation.
 Several new books have been added
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
CHAPLIN

Mir and Mrs. Edgar S. Lincoln of Waterbury, former residents in town Sunday at Mrs. E. Jessie Hunts.
 Merritt Welch has purchased an au- tomobile.
 The Ladies' Aid society held a meeting Wednesday afternoon with tending.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
MANSFIELD CENTER
Harold storrs Elected President of Young Peoples CIub-Loeai Boy Joins U. S. Navy. ts5fs

The Young Peoples club met at the parsonage this week and elected the following officers. President. Harold Storrs; first s-vice president Stanley -enemy; first vice president. Samuel -eneny; seo6nd vice president. Elsie Marsh: seeretars Fannie Robinson; ]; treasurer. T. Arthur Barrows
 Entertaned Sunday School o5sss.
 Miss Lucy Payne entertained her Sunday School class Saturday after ioon- The children enjoyed a. picnic Dn Pine Island.
 Lawrence Dunstan has joined the
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
COVENTRY

The Home Guard now meet the first and third Mondays of the month be-
 cause of the busy season. The Ladies' Society met for work in the chapel Wednesday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21

to the Abingdon Library most of them fiction.
 A canning demonstration was held Tuesday afternoon in Grange hall by Miss Rosamond Danielson.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
Mndham County
DAYVILIE:

Mise costeIo to Give Canning spsn,- onstration Hsre-Ladies' Aid Give Successful Entertainn4ent.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
NORWICH, CONN.

C., has been visiting his sister, Mrs. T N. Owen at the parsonage. at her expense. They gave their con cert last Tuesday evening