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Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
ELLINGTON
Storm Dsn1aaes Crops-Much Tobacco HaiICut-9arn Burned by Light nir.rr

Mrs C. F. Chapman of Hartford is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Miles Aborn.
 Miss Lucv Ellsworth is spending a week with Hartford friends.
 Miss Mary Fathewav Is spending two weeks at Old Orchard, Me.
 New Britain Preacher.
 Rev, James r. Rees of New Britain occupied the pulpit at the Congre- Eaeiora! church sunday. He was en- ard Mrs. M. R. St. John.
 MT. and Mrs. William French and Georee Farcas of Boston. have return ed after sPendinE two months with Mrs. Frenchs brother, Monroe S. M9rshall
 Mrs. I. D. Hayden and two children, Mildred and Edward. have been spend ing q few days with Mrs. Hayden's s rararts, Mir. and Mrs. M. R. Slater of E@~riarlnton. Mass.
 7Tr. and Mrs. Louis SchIude of Hart ford. are spending a vacation of two weeks with MT. and Mrs. H. T.. Warn
 Tobacco Hai-cut.
 Tl1~t~- the storm of Tuesday even m tobacco and garden crops were badly dana" "ed hv the severe rain and ha T. especially in the center of the town Very little tobacco had been cut. A large barn. with two silos, tools, harnesses and hay and grain be1on einr to Charles Sikes Jr was totally destroyed by lichtning. but 40 COWS and the horses were saved.
 Mrs. George Button and Mrs Fred Wright Of HoCL-9nun were visitors in town Wednesday.
 Visiting Graneers.
 There was 2 large attendance at FL lington grange Wednesday evening where an interesting programme was given by Vernon and Enfield granges. Ice cream and cake were served dur ing the evening by the local grange.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
BOLTON
Death of Mrs. Wright Warner-Red Cross Branch Formed-SohooIs to
 Open Sept. 4.

Mrs. Mary A. Warner of Bolton died at the home of her son. Robert L. Warner in South Manchester Mon day night after three weeks illness | Mrs. Warner was the daughter of Jerijah and Mary Rice Loomis and born in Bolton July. 1s40. She mar ried Dwight Warner of this place, who died 12 years ago. Three chil- dren were born to them. two of whom survive, Robert L. Warner of South Manchester and Charles R. Warner of this place, she is also survived by three granddaughters, Misses Ruth Mary and Harriet Warner of South Manchester, two brothers Frank L. Loonis of Bolton. John Loomis of Windsor and one sister, Mrs. Joseph inc Burr of Chester. The funeral was church Wednesday afternoon. Rev. R. A. Fowles offciated, the bearers being William E. Alvord. Samuel M Aivord, Waldo E. Rice and Clinton E. Loon1is. Burial was in the Center
 Red Cross Branch.
 A Red Cross branch of the Man chester Red Cross has been formed in town with Mrs. Henry J: Thomp- son chairman, and Mrs Charles F. Sumner treasurer.
 Mrs. Charles N. Loonis has return sd fr4m W yisit sdtsoU with in Hgr ronMei 1agIhter
 Guests at Mrs. Jane B. Summers the first of the week were Miss Mar earet McCalery of Hartford, Miss Dorothy Sumner and Ross Sumner of Rockville
 Misses Faith Henry and Marii1a Bean of Rockville were recent guests of the Misses Sumner.
 Misses Anna and Lillian MarT of Gloucester, Mass. have neen visiting a Mrs. J. Wesson Phelps.
 Mrs. F. H. Strong has been visiting her son, Julius L. Strong in Daniel son.
 Guest From Long Island.
 Mrs Stanley Marschat of Long Isl- and is with her sister. Mrs Charles A. Lee
 Misses Josephine Mathein and Hell en Mathein have returned from a vis- it with relatives in North Bergen, N J.
 Members of the Bolton Hall Asso- cia ton gave a dance in the hall last Saturday evening.
 Schools to Open the 4th.
 Bolton schools are to open Tues day, Sept. 4. with Miss Grace Me Lane of Worcester. Mass. in the Cen ter school, Miss Elizabeth Daily of Bolton in the South school. Miss Lucy Phelps of Colchester in the Belknap school and Miss Esther Horowitz in the South West school
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
Washington County, R. l.
 ROCKVILLE
New Postmaster in Office-Assistant mt Named-Auction at PinedaIe Mills.

| lNeW ToSrmaSter m Ofncs-ASSISta Sta nt 1 Named-Auction at PinedaIe Mills Rev. I. L. Cottrell is attending the l Sev/lth Day Baptist General Con- i ference in session this week at Plain [ field N. J.
 1 Prof. and Mrs. A. B. Kenyon of AL 1 fred, New York, NIyron Kenyon of l Westerly and Mrs. Charles Grey of Providence, attended church here last Saturday.
 George ". Mylod of Boston is the guest of relatives here. Mrs: Ida Moore and daughter of Providence. are visitine the formers 1 brother, Charles Palmer, here.
 John r. Palmer has resigned as poultryman at the Flint Farms, Hope | Valley.
 New Postmaster. Harold R. Crarda1l. who sent in his r<zignation as postmaster some time ago, was relieved of his duties by the new postmaster, James R. Edwards, who commenced his duties August 15. J. r. Palmer has been appointed as siStant postmaster. Mrs. Sarah Brown and daughter, Minnie, who have been guests of Mrs. T. F. Palmer and others. returned on
 A severe electrical storm which last ed for about three hours was experi- enced here Tuesday evening.
 Auction Sale.
 Bowen Andrews who recently sold his place. Pinedale Mills, to Charles Fachelder of Dorchester had an auc- ton last Monday of farming tools, fur niture, etc, which he did nor wish to move.
 Miss Lucretta Cranda11 who Is 90 years old, has recently returned from q visit of several weeks with relatives at Ashaway, Westerly and Bradford
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Rachelder have been entertaining friends from Bos- ton.
 Miss Marion Pendletcn has returned after a vacation spent at Quonocon- taug beach.
 Mrs. Elmer E. Kenyon Is entertain ing guests from Providence.
 Little Bliss Cora Irish Of Provi- dence is the guest of her grandpar- ents, Mir. and Mrs. Paul B. Irish
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 Miss Sarah Hutchinson, of Rock vile is the guest of her cousin, Miss Emily C. Williams.
 The people of the Lebanon Baptist church had Q picnic at Columbia lake last Thursday
 Frederick Avery of East Hartford spent last week ar Hill Crest by the lake
 Miss Ruth Godtfrinc of Buffalo ha1 bee1 spending several days in town the quest or Mir and Mrs William Bertsch
 Struck by Lightning.
 During the thunder showers Friday morning the house Of Frank Squire on Wcodbine It'll was struck by light n5ns and damaged to somo extent Many telephones were put out of com mission
 For Red Cross Benefit.
 There is 10 be an entertainment at The church under the auspices Of the Ladies Aid society The feature of ne evening will be q High Caste Jap ilese Wedding under the direction of Mrs E. E. Lyman. This will be fol- lowed by songs and readings in cos lure The proceeds will go for Red Cross work
 Son Bound Over.
 Louis Resnik and his son Daniel, were brought before Justice 1T. p Col E-s last Saturday rnorningi charged EI1z assault upon Meyer Bitten Of this place with intent to kill, pleaded not guilty. \ number of witnesses were heard. The case occupied nearly the whole day. Grand Juror D. 4. Lyman Prosecuted and Attorney P. J. Dane hay Of WtlIiua1tic. appeared for the Focused. T. was found that Louis Ees1-E had no part lu the affair and te was discharged Daniel Resnik was bOErd over for trial at the Sep fem ber term of the s1lperior court at Rockville under bonds of one thOus- R1d dollars, furnished by Jacob Berk- Witz. of WiIIinarIic-
 Charles T- Clarke Of Hamden has been spending a few days with rel E-i-=s i- town
 The fzr----- oL Fred 1T. Avery of East Hartford are l- their bungalow Welyk- 1t- ol Col--r-- Green for a short There ---- --r-e congregation at tEe r1ot- service Sunday, man ='sE --l-ors and campers at The lake being present
 E-reeu rOWrSDeODle enjoyed an automobile trip and day at Ocean Beach. Sunday.
 Al His Farm.
 Rev. Claus OIandt Of 4Iontrose. N. T 5S spending 2 few days aS his farm Eea- Hop River station. He has re- -entl- returned from Europe where he Eas e-Ea ged in Y NJ. C. <. work.
 Buys Manchester Residence.
 Mrs Martha s Fo1brook and EauzL-e-. have purchased 2 handsome residence i1 La-chesce- With all the modern Couveuieucez and e-1ect to oc- CupE i- the coming fE-. They have been lifelong residents Of Columbia with tae exception Of a few months when they resided in V-ilI1m2ntic. They will r= missed by many friends lI-= Anhc-t Little has been spend Ing -r= week with Mrs. Young at 2re1F1rd-
 The members os cH7ad grange had 2 picnic al Columbia lave last Tues 5av-
 Substitute Carrier [. E. Winter GOV s-z6 -he rural mail route last W-ednes- daE 5- --e absence of the regular car rier. E P Lyman
 Hail. Rain, Thunder.
 The heavy thunder showers Of Tues Hay evening r-- many Of the teIe- phones out of commission in this sec lion and ~1e rain washed many Of the -ills on the highways badly. Some hail Tell during the shower
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25

The electrical storm of Tuesday ev- s1ing was the most severe in this vi -ili1-- for several years. T. was of .o1s duration with a down-pour of rain
 TEe U- s. inspector visited the post 5fice Tuesday He also went over the Rural route 70 ascertain the number Df miles
 In Automobile Accident.
 4 L. Frink has not recovered from he effect of the automobile accident st last Sunday. when another ma Shine colE6ed with his at Andover Mrs 2 s. Peckhan attended the prize-spea king contest. gold medal. un- fer -he auspices of the W. c. T. U. at The TFL- mantle Camp Ground. Wed 1esdaE afternoon.
 Eirs Field of Buokwheat.
 z E. Dlmon. a progressive farmer -z- r=-l1lued several acres Of rough z--7z- ra=rura land sowing t to buck which has 5e:ighted the eve -- past few weeks with its green and
 -e 60 bring with visions also of ,-5c-o-z huclzvheaC cakes and syrup -Jr winter use
 Mss N5-r.e Williams of Lebanon n=-r a few days last week with Mrs Palmer.
 Mss Alice Ltllie Of Williamantic was
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
RICHMOND

Fannie Moore was a caller at Moose Neck Hill and Washington, Sunday.
 Henry Girard has moved his saw mill up to Sam James wood lot, to help his brother Joseph Girard
 The lightning Of Tuesday night did considerable damage through this vii cinity.
 James Coon of West Greenwich is at Samuel Reynolds for while.
 Ralph and Philip Moore were visi- tors with their sister, Mrs. Philip Ramsay, of Auburn, the last of the week.
 Leonard Joslin and son, Len, Jr.. started Monday for the shore at Cold Spring, where they will spend a few weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
HEBRON
Grange Has Picnic at Columbia Res-
 ervoir-PerscnaI Notes

1Tr. and Mrs \. E. Smith of Nor vvich were guests Sunday of E. T. Smith 9 nd family
 The members of Hebron grange en- loved a picnic at Columbia reservoir TUAsdav
 The Misses Marjorie and Gladys HouEh retu,-re ed home Monday from q weeks visit in BostcG.
 Miss Annie Palmer of Columbia was quest Of friends in town.
 Rev lIr. Roosevelt and Mrs Roose- welt have returned from a visit in New Ho--en.
 l1 The Berkshires.
 Miss IT Fe~ce Smith of Hebron and Miss Mary Kelly. of Middletown are IT the Berkshire Hills this week
 Miss Helen Johnson of W;Ilinantic was q recent guest of friends in town Lieut. Horton who has been home for short furioueh attended the Con gre-atio7al church Sunday morning. Miss Florence Lee of New Haven is the guest of Mrs. James DingwelI.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
Hard to suIt.

The NeoGosha Sun found thia st0ry in m Oregon paper. 4 man went Into a business houae and stated fhrf hlT wife had made up her Iaind TO sa back to western Kansas. Back the-e he explained. "she used To Fi- nrognf and sigh for a tubful of good. soft r1ir water in which to wash fhe ~'0rres and it became so tiregome J moved 70 Oregon. We have been ho-e twC months and now shc hoe aii fte r1iu water she can use nud wants tn move back to Knnsas Co get The clothes dried. .''-Kanqas City Stnr.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
ANDOVER
Motor Boat Party From CIevela nd
 Girls League Meeting.

Motor Boat Party From CIevela and Girls League Meeting. Rev. Leon Austin will occupy the pulpit at the Congregatio church again next Sunday. The Ladies' society met with Mrs. Luther Burt, Thursday. Mir. and Mrs. Clarence F. Thompson and children, of Stamford have been spending some time with Mir. Thomp- sons brother, Herbert A Thompson.
 Motored Fron1 Cleveland.
 MT. and Mrs. Gurley Phelps. Mrs. M. 4. HUsted mother of Mrs Phelps. and MT. and Mrs. Louis Husted, all of Cleveland, Ohio. notored to Andover and are at the Phelps home for a short stay.
 League Meeting.
 The Girls League met Tuesday with Miss Ida Hamilton.
 A severe electrical storm passed ever Tuesday night, putting all tele- phones out of commission the second time within a week
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry C. Daggett of New Haven spent Sunday at their old home. Mrs. Dasgett is to spend some time, MT. Daggett coming for the week end.
 Miss Helen Comstock of N1anchest- CT is visiting Mrs May Yeomans
 Rev. J. J. Loclzett of Greenfield. Mass, former pastor of the Congre- gational church is in town for 9 short stay.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
HOPkINTON
Camp Dewey Cadets Visit Towr-As- sessors Finish Work of Inspection

s. Hussey Reed. the new superin- tendent of schools has arrived in town and is fitting up his office.
 Ex-Lieut. Gov. '. R. Allen is in Boston this week attending the annu- al encampment of the G. A. R.
 The Misses Isabelle and Delbertha Witter are attending the Seventh Day Baptist conference in Plainfield N. J.
 Two hundred and thirty junior na- val reserves camped on the town farm Sunday night and left Monday morn ing for their headquarters at Camp Dewey, Montville.
 Mrs. Louisa Fox of Montville and Mrs. Emma Tucker of East Lyme, are visiting friends in town.
 MT and Mrs. George E Allen of Hope Valley are spending the week at the home of MT. Aliens fNther, Hon. E. P- Allen.
 The board of assessors finished in spection of the property in own last Friday afternoon and the clerk is making up the lists.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
MANSFIELD CENTER
Red C-css Branch Completes Much Work-Story Hour at the Library.

The Mansfield Center branch of tae Hartford chapter of American Red Cross has completed the following work: 34 hospital shirts, "A pajamas, F nightingales, 12 napkins, 24 hand kerchiefs, II pair twine palm mittens. CTS, Is knit wash cloths. sheets, 1 chin muffler, 4 pillow cases, also II kimonas and F bonnets for Belgian ba bies.
 Story Hour.
 The story hour for the children at the library this week was conducted by Mrs. G. W. Chapin.
 Crop Reports.
 Crop reports for the past week ern- should imme ediately be taken to prevent the sale of brood stock, female calves, hens, ewes and lambs, or we will soon find ourselves s~ meatless, eggless and milltless nation. This is the one great factor that is producing starvation
 Social and Personal.
 Miss Warner, who has spent the last year at Oberlin, was the guest of Hiss week
 Mrs G. H. Wyman ana daughter returned Tuesday from Groton Long Point.
 Miss Round of Anthony. R. L. was a guest of Mrs. Oldershaw at C. H. Learned's over Sunday and Monday. Mrs Washburn and daughter of Springfield, Mass. are guests this week of their uncle, pr. E. H. Marsh, and family.
 Miss Esther Bigelow has returned from a sray at girls camp at South Woodstock
 Miss Annie Buchanan spent Tuesday in Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
EAST HADDAM
Picnic on Church Grounds-Liner SE1ower-Death of Mrs. M. H. Wa trous-Lishtning Burns Barn.

trous-Lishtnine Burns Barn.
 The Sunday School picnic held on the Congregational Church grounds on Thursday was well attended 125 be- Ing present.
 Guests at J. H. Lees this week are: M. H. Lee and family of New Haven and Mrs. Marvin Comstock and chill dren from Quaker Hill.
 Preacher From HoIyoke.
 Rev. F. Countryman and family ex- pect to go to North Branford the lat ter part of the week where a part of his vacation will be spent. The pull Dit will be occupied Sunday by Rev Gerhart Wilson, of Hoiyoke.
 Miss Forbes of New York is stay ing for two weeks at F. F. Smiths. William Gates Stark and Miss Flor ence Hope, both of Hartford, spent Sunday at the home of the formers aunt, Mrs. Walter M. Gillette.
 Linen Shower.
 Miss Mindcll Labensky, whose mar riage with G. P. Lecrenier, Jr., is an nounced to take place soon, was rendered a linen shower a few days since and received many beautiful gifts. Refreshments were served.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25

The funeral of Walter S. Briggs was held Sunday afternoon at o'clock from his home. The services were conducted by Rev. James W. Lord of East Hartford, assisted by Rev. liar rls c. Beebe. of this place. Burial was in the Nathan Hale cemetery.
 Red Cross to Meet.
 The local branch of the Red Cross will meet in the town hall every Thursday to sew, knit and do other work for the soldiers The rooms will be open from a. m. tol , m. Mrs. Rosa Kinney is visiting in town for few days.
 Mrs. Van Wright and two daughters from East Hartford spent the day at Fred Moore's, Monday
 The Methodist church will be clos ed for two Sundays, as the pastor is having a vacation.
 SteepIe Struck.
 There was a hard shower Tues day evening. Lightning struck the Congregational church steeple and a tree back of the Coln1 rents.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
SOUTH WELLINGTON
George WesterfieId Joins Troop a
 Mantle Camp.

George Westerfeld left last Tues day morning for Mantle, where he joined Troop B, Cavalry, which h<s been turned into machine gun bat talion.
 MT. Ernest Robbins of Hartford was in town Sunday visiting friends.
 Miss Lola Sargent of Springfield visited for a few days with Miss Mar garet Carroll.
 Wallace Lillibridge of Hartford is visiting bis father
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Richardson of East Hampton was in town Saturday and Sunday visiting relatives
 There will be no preaching services next Sunday. Sunday school will be held as usual
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
Hcaven

Without organized eTort re could never have heaven on earth. Efe--r1 is perfection of organization thee =~-s all routine work done ln The Dte1scrf- est and quickest way leaving che most of every persons time free to work out it's Ovr new thought Into re- eT- prcssion for the io~ Of aiI. T1 erarn- tials, unity of action beyond fhat freedom for eoif-ezpressio1 Eh.B 10 heaven Nautilus.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
mski7u shs sest sf lt

Marjorie had a rod-and-yelIow down suit given her and thought lt would be great fun co surprise mamma and pnpa, but he- biz brothr- puf ffo e.it on and got ahead of her. so Msrf--'e put in a fearful no for several min utes. when she anne 10 rso rnf e1'f 'Hiamma. vcn't you please forget r1e color7" thinking she might F-iii r1r- prise us as she first plnnned.-Chicas go Tribune.
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from Vernon was visiting her par entS this week.
 Miss Lillian Schwarz was home for few days.
 Miss Lois Green was home over Sunday.
 Mrs. A. F.. Newell visited her son, Herbert Fender in South Manchester this week.
 Miss Anna Faulkner is visiting MT. and Mrs. A. s. Wood of Short Beach, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
EAST THOMPSON

The Kings Dauehters entertained the w. C. T. L. Thursday at the Kings Daughters hall. Dinner was served at noon
 Services will be held at the Meth odist church at 10.45. Preaching by the pastor.
 Sunday school at She Methodist church at noOn Girls meeting at 5.45: evening service at p. m.
 Comrades Joslyn. Jepson and Hodg- don attended the c. A R. reunion in Boston a part of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
Gauge for Difference.

"I never seed culluG man f1t treated his wife wid mo respect dan yo' does yo'n. sah' "Ch-well. sah, ra- piled Brother Sl1vers "yc' never reed a cullud mans wifc dar could rhip de husband of her buzzom mo. eLclu- sively dan mine kin whip me when che gifts eradicated." City Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25

guest of Miss Jessie James one day recently.
 Home on FurIough. Edmund J. Peckhana of the Fifth Company, c. A., U. S., in training at Fort Terry, had a short furlough last week. which he spent with his rela- tives. He reports his regiment in fine condition and in good spirits.
 W w Palmer and G. T. Chappell with their families attended Colchester Baptist church Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Watson, of Springfield, were week end guests of Mir. and Mrs. A. $. Peclham.
 A good number from this place at- tended the Baptist picnic at Columbia lake, Thursday of last week
 MT. and Mrs. Holmes, who spent last week with Mir. and Mrs. Charles Good rich have returned to New London.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. w. Palmer. MT. and Mrs. G. T. Chappe1l, Miss Doris Cyrs and Frank Cyrs motored to Springfield on Tuesday returning the same day
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
Unfair edvaotsos-

Giving way to anger fg certainly fat- ing most unfair advantage Of The person who ls compelled to uvtan. Heaven knows we aii have f1rinr7 but why be taken unEindiv and sarcus- ticaIly to task for fh~-.e
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
Had to Protect Hans.

Gretchen brought Hans to kinder gaT1en and left him, with this request to the teacher: Please don't let Hans go home until I call for him. If he goes alone he always gets runned over"
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
Tears and Launhter.

God made both tears and laughter. and both for kind purposes; for as laughter enables nirth and surprise to breathe freely, so tears enable sor- row to vent itself patiently.-Leigh Hunt.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
rHyT<-TsO~ NoNEiT | N {

The Red Cross met Wednesday af- ternOon in the chapel
 The weekly cottage prayer meet ing was held Wednesday evening at he home of Mir. and Mrs. Wallace Mcknight
 Mrs. Alice Peaslee is visiting her brother, F. W. Chase
 Mrs. James Wood with her family
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25

At Park church the union services of Broad adway. Second and Park Con- gregauonaI churches will be held. Rev. Brownell Gage will preach by request
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
Holland County
COLUMBIA

House of Frank Squier Struck by Liqhtnins-DanieI Resnik Bound Over Under S1,0oo Bonds-Holbrook Family to Move to Manchester.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25

At Grace Memorial Baptist church there will be preaching morning and evening by the pastor and Sunday school at noon.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25

At Christ church there will be holy communion at 9.30 and service and sermon by the rector at 10.30 o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25

At the Christian Science Reading Room in the ThaYer building the sub ject for study will be Mind.
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At the Gospel Mission in the Steiner building meetings are held morning, afternoon and evening.
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Al the Mckinley Avenue A. M. E. Zion church, there will be morning worship with sermon, Sunday school at noon and evening worship with sermon. Rev. Edward F. Barrow is The minister.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25

l The Associated Bible Student hold l services in Buckingham Memorial hall
 at 307 Main street
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
SUNDAY SUBJECTS

The holiness Mission meets at s7 Main street.
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SPRING HILL.

Arthur Cummings and family of Staten Island. and Walter Cummings and family of Webster, Ma/s., are al the farm for 9 couple of weeks
 Misses Josephine Jaeger and Suz- arEa Bader of Brooklyn. N. Y are boarders at the LaJess home for a couple Of weeks.
 Mrs. FIahcrty has been boarding in Webster Mass. the past week
 D (. Flaherty with two men from Mansfield Center is making repairs on the town school houses
 W 4. Weld has resigned IS sexton at the Baptist church.
 All taxes not paid on or before Sep tenber 1st will be placed in he deIin- oueut list.
 G. A Stalker made the trip to Ami ty-vi'le. T. |. last week by automobile. going by boat from New London to Sag Harbor. He got home Monday.
 Not Exactly Consistent.
 Why tear pages about the Kaiser out of ChicagO's spelling books and then permit women to faunt banners describing the president of the United States as Kaiser" Wilson?
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-25
SOUTH COVENTRY

Funeral of Walter S. Briggs-Red Cross to Meet Thursdays-Lisht ming Strikes Congregational Church SteepIe.