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Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11

to become pastor Of the Congregation al church.
 Miss Lucy Merritt of Athol Hass has been visiting her brother. L. J- Merritt, the past weoi.
 Leon Fl. France or Franklin. Mae was d caller at l.. 1T r1rterf Tuee- day.
 Miss Elizabeth Gurtia Of Eew Haven is at r. J. Jcwett's for two weeks
 Mir. and Mrs. Luther Bart and fam fly left Thursday for two weef1s stav al Sachem Head.
 Nr. and Mrs. William Butler cf Hartford are guests of Sire W D. Thompson.
 Miss Helen Jevgett is in Granny rf-- ting her sister. Mrs e. C G1dd1Ff
 MT. and Mrs. Harvey Bingham and friends from Cleveland. D.. arc at Che Phelps farm for a short stay.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11
BOLTON
East Central Pomona Field Day George AIVord Writes from Colorado,

So 9S HNoTo WrIteS rom Colorado. George Whippert, a former Bolton resident, has recently returned to the United States from France. Young Whippert is in the Y. S. navy.
 Burton Brown has joined the r. navy and left last week for Brooklyn navy yard.
 Fred H. Phelps has gone to Albany for two weeks business trip.
 Field Day.
 East Central Pomona grange No 3 held it's annual field day and picnic on charles N. Loomis' lawn Wednesday. Leslie S.. Bolton and MaxSze1l Hutchinson have returned from their Vacatlon, taking an automobile trip to Portland, Me
 Miss Helen Vaughn. of Takunkett Pa are with the formers parents. Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Fowler, at the Congrega- . tional parsonage.
 Miss Helen Berry of Hartford spens sunday the guest of Miss AdeIia N Loomis.
 George Alvord who Is on a trip, to the Paclhc coast. has written local friends from Colorado
 At Judges Meeting.
 Judge ]. White Sumner attended an outing with the Connecticut judges at Cosy Beach Wednesday.
 Mrs. F. F. Northam of Hartford Is visiting at Charles N. Loomis.
 Miss Clara Post of Hartford spent the week end with Miss Annabel Post
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11
EAST THOMPSON

Church services will be held as usual al the Methodist church tomorrow with nreacbine by the pastor at 10.45, Sun day school at noon, girls meeting at 5.45.
 The annual picnic of the Methodist Sunday school was held WednesdaE aI Rates grove. The, day was an ideal one and a large number attended. A fine dinner was served by the ladies of the church society.
 f A heavy fall of rain Thursday broke the drought of the past two weeks. The rain was sadly needed to save the gardens from drying up entirely.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11
NORTH STERLING

George Pierce lost his horse Sun day from lockjaw.
 Mrs. o. A. Dickson of Cambridge Mass, who has been working for Mrs. F. o. Hummer. has returned home
 Charles Sahlen was overcome by the heat last week
 Miss May Labbee of Providence is visiting Mrs. Frank Hummer.
 John Griffith and his brother. Wind field, spent Sunday at the Douglas Camp Meeting
 Henry McWay and family of Oneco spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. w R. Whaley.
 Charles Robertson, who was taken to the hospital Thursday evening for a surgical operation, died Saturday morning
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11
Holland County
ELLINGTON
Community Picnic at Forest Park Death of Mrs. Orpha p. TaIeott, Aqed 20.

Miss Margaret Morris of PhiIadel- phia arrived here Saturday to spend the remainder of the summer with her sister, Mrs. Clinton Reade
 MT. and Mrs. A. w. Charter are spending a vacation at various resorts along the Connecticut shore.
 Dr.. Edward A. Brace has received his commission as first lieutenant in the medical corps in the United States army.
 Community Picnic.
 The annual community picnic was held in Forest park, Springfield, We'd nesday. About 40 went on two special cars.
 ] MT. and Mrs. A. D. Hale and Mir. and Mrs. Howard Cheney spent Sum day at F'enwick Point, Saybrook
 Mrs. Lorenzo Bentley of Manchester has returned home after a short visit in town.
 Kenneth Reynolds of Essex is the guest of his aunt. Mrs. H. l.. Hayden.
 Miss Leola Bancroft is entertaining friends from Newport, R. l., this week.
 Funeral of Mrs. TaIcott
 Mrs. Orpha P. Talcott. 90, died at the home of her nephew, Claude Pease. Tuesday morning. Death was caused py cerebral hemorrhage. The funeral was held Thursday afternoon. Rev. T. M. Hodsdon of West Hartford of1ciat- ing Mrs Talcott was a lifelong resi- here.
 At Tobacco Growers Meetinz.
 M E: Thompson. Fred Aborn. l.. F. Edwards and A. D. Hale motored to Northampton, Mass, Wednesday to at- tend the tobacco growers field dav meeting held there on one of the large farms. 7
 MT. and Mrs. H. T. Noble and Miss Carrie Noble left Thursday for Scran- ton, Pa: They made the trip in their automobile and expect to be gone three weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11

This picture shows the hrst Of our
 great wal hospitals completed
 Coiuulbi4 university war hospital, Eir-
 en to the government by C'Ium biz .E-
 iversity and situated ln the b1r 1Er
 the Bronx, city Of New York :. -tfa.-
 ly completed and will he ready t1 handle the wounded lu few HT. E--
 hospital contains 800 beds l- constructed that lu case 0f need may be enlarged considerably. plan.
 were drawn by physicians and 1.
 experts with fore Ign eEuertr r--H buildings are portable and ra--4 sent overseas or Co nuT THrr t United States in case Of need. Tine plzrF have been adopted aH bIFI- .t s- struction of base huEpltafE HF ernment. Tn addition to the hf.IItrEH small porta ble units will Doe k- 4f ln
 motor trucks ready for immedi#fH s- patch to any plac where arcll ut Ht In this hospital medical rfuiertH r... receive instruction in tle care Hf ra wounded based on tne Fruer. .~rre 'r American and foreign FoId.err Fra tHr present war.
 The pictures show the hospital 5Itii- ings and. left to right. Dr. S- rlre " Lambert. dean Of the t0i HmsiHf 'r.- versity College Of Phvslc'aur and r.r- geons. with Dr. William C. G1rElH. rtfr- geon general Of the United states ar-
 my, who Is. greatly intercetef in tr~ new .hoS~AAal
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11
STAFT 1-ID
Town Proud Of Brave Boys Whs Nave
 Gone to Fight for Uncle SzFd

own Proud oT BTaNe GDJ@ FFWg FtAf4
 Gone to Fight for Uncle sara.
 Stafford grange met Treaday even ing.
 Walter Bassett of fplyoke ir spend ing few days ln town.
 MT. and Mrs. H. RamHdeu 1f uHf- ton. Mass, spent Sunday at fhe.r home here.
 MT. and Mrs. ]. N. sibirr arc rHe-.r of Mir. and Mrs. Albert frlpfHre ef Willimantic.
 MT. and Mrs. James Hie@iHr of frr- ton wero guests or Mir and Hr frf- thew Kpefe last week
 Mrs. Emily Thompgot attended fta funeral Of the onlv child ef EfE s-s Bissell in Springdcld .fr and sfrr Bissell formerly lived here.
 Town's Honor Roll.
 Arthur French iF tnc lafret rf fEr local boys 10 go tO defend fa~ H-arr and Stripes Bc Wae caiied tG Boston today. Frank Wytas. wia H4r Hrt discouraged by being rejected fl@ Grst time. succeeded in passing fEe eerrr examination and ls now rfafl1nrd at this size had given aH many -1I I"Htee-H the draft would not have he-r re-ra- sary Besides the two mentioned ftr following are with The c1l-- Errt French. PaIil Murray Norman r- lips. Corporal ". IT, Black Hsr arrr called by his regiment E F. E and is stationed at the srmorE @r York city.
 Mrs. F. A. Mandorson and so1 Rob- ert are spending a week in FaUfGr'srt with relatives
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11
CHAPLIN
Rev. E. p. Aver Breaches at Local
 Church-Erief Items.


 Rev. E. P Aver, of Mansfield Cen ter, preached at the church Sunday from the words What is man that thou art mindful of him? and the son of man that thou visitest him 2" A good congregation which included a number of visitors from out of town, were attentive listeners to the inn pressive discourse.
 Rev. Vernon W. Cooke of Williman- tic is expected to preach next Sun day and the last two Sundays in Au- gust Rev. Robert Williams, of New Haven will preach.
 At the home of Merritt Welch a fine new piazza adds much to the place.
 Michael Landeck of Bedlam is de- uvering by auto in Willinlantic large quantities of vegeta bles.
 Lawyer Samuel B. Harvey and fam fly are at their farm in Bedlam durin g the hay season securing the large
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11
EAST WOODSTOCK
Evening Picnic at the South Woods
 Attended by About Thirty.

Miss Johanna Lindeman of San Leandro, Cal, is visiting her brother, L. H. Lindeman and family.
 MT and Mrs. Everett May spent Sunday in Putnam with Wallace AL drich and family.
 J. D. Sanger. Mrs. M. B. Morse Mrs. T. A Turner; Mrs E E. May spent Tuesday in Worcester.
 The young people had a picnic at the South Woods, Saturday evening, about. thirty attending. Refreshments were served and dancing was enjoyed to music by a photograph.
 J. E. Child and family of Putnam, spent Sunday with A. G. Morse and family.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11
WOODSTOCK
Demonstration Of Drying Garder
 Products-Red Cross Meeting.


 B. R. Ritch, D. Perley, pr. McCleI- Ian, and E. R. Hall, attended the poultry meeting al Storrs Thursday.
 Rev. F.. B. Harrison occupied the Congregational pulpit Sunday mos-n- ing.
 MT and Mrs. B. w. Ellis of Put nam were in town Sunday.
 Drying Demonstration.
 A demonstration of drying garden products was given by Mrs. W. w. Mathewson at the home of Mrs. F. W. Johnstone, Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Johanna Lindeman from Cali fornia is the guest of relatives in town.
 The Red Cross meeting last week was at the home of Mrs. G. M Samp- son.
 MT. and Mrs. F. w. Hinrichs and Miss Insa Hinrichs are spending a few weeks in Maine.
 Mi-- Rilla Child gave q party to a number of friends last Wednesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11
SCOTLAND
Visitors from Nebraska-Sale Of the
 Anthony Place.

MT. and Mrs Frank Willis and MT. and Mrs. Frank Willis. Jr., were guests of Mrs. Susan Willis recently and re- turned home to New York Sunday.
 Rev. and Mrs. Martin Lowering were visitors at Carlyle Mass, this week Mrs. Mary Judd of Surprise, Neb., have been visiting relatives and friends in this community.
 The William Anthony place is sold to Henry Pringle of Windham, who will move there soon.
 The regular consecration meeting of the Y. ?. s. c. E. was neld Sunday evening with q good attendance.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11
ABINGTON
Miss Horton at Danbury Summer
 SchooI-Red Cross Meeting.

Frank Horton of Bristol spent sun day with his mother
 Miss Mary Brayton is visiting rela- lives in Whitinsville.
 Miss Eva Botham is staying Wlth her aunt in Norwich.
 Richard Newton is working in Brls- tol.
 Mrs. Paul Geissler, who has been seriously i'll, is recovering.
 Miss Mary Horton is attending the Danburv normal summer school.
 c. A. Sharpe and sisters are at woodmont for a couple of weeks.
 The Red Cross met Thursday after noon at Library hall.
 Frank Pearl who has been visiting rela tives for several weeks has re- turned to his home in Bethel.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11
New London County
MOHEGAN
Members of Ladies' Society Getting
 Ready for Annual Wigwan1.

Mrs. Davis of Mystic and Mrs Wen. ner of New York, and Mrs. LOCK or New London, called on MT. Hunter recently.
 MT. Burrows and Earl Qu1dgeon went to Watch Hill, Sunday
 Mrs. Avery and Mrs. Dolpeare were in Uncasville the first of the week
 Charles Mathews has finished hay ing
 Miss Dupreas of Norwich called on local friends Monday.
 The ladies are getting ready TOT their annual festival which will be held this month.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

in the eighth Tn the ninth inning BalIouville got the deciding run that won them the game. Today the Bal louvilles play the Connecticut Mills team at Danielson.
 MT. and Mrs. John McGregor and daughter, returned Saturday from five days outing at the shore near Ap- ponaug, R. I.
 Mrs. Thankful Kingsbury is in Worcester, Mass, visiting her sister, who is iI
 The farmers are having and the boys and girls are berrying. All are gettingS good crops.
 Tomorrow at three o'clock the Sal vation Army is to hold a service on the baseball grounds, unless the tenn perature compels a meeting in Black stone hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Mrs. c. York of Brooklyn, N. Y, and two children. are spending two weeks with Mrs. R. O. Briggs.
 Guests at Maplewood Farm this week are Misses Ella and Bertha Links of New York city, Mrs. John J. Kelsch of Brooklyn, N. Y, Mrs. Robbert Lindsay and two children and Miss Ida Snow, of New Britain, and Miss Rachel Stevens of Boston.
 Mrs. O. \. Hiscox is entertaining a cousin from Georeia.
 A. D. Briggs and family of Pomfret were at Allen ". Aenyons, Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11

R. l., spent Saturday at James smiths.
 Miss Nina Smith entertained Charles McGinty of Foster, R. l., Sunday.
 William F. Soule of New York has been spending a few days here with relatives.
 Ray Smith and family spent Sunday at East Greenwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11

1 are entertaining their daughter, Mrs Plank and infant son, from New Jer- sey.
 Barn Burned.
 A small barn on the William Wilson place was burned Monday. It was full of new hay. The family of Oscar Johnson lives there now.
 Mrs. Lee of Willimantic has been spending a few days in town. She used to live here years ago.
 Miss Alice Lord of Providence R. l., is visiting John Potter and family for a few days
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11
BALLOUVILLE
Attawaugans Defeated in Saturdays Game-Today's Contest With Con- necticut Mills Team.

An interesting ball game was play cd Saturday on the Athletic field by the Attawaugan and BaliouviIle teams As the As and Els are but a mile apart, friends from both villages including Superintendent Truesdel1 attended At the beginning the As had the advantage, scoring ore run in the first inning and three in the second, and later two in the seventh. About the fourth inning the B's be- gan to be busy B's and secured a run. then two in. the sixth and three
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11
ANDOVEP
Young Chinese Woman Visiting in Town-CongresationaI Church Calls Pastor,

Charles s. Williams has returned to Hartford His son. P. R. Williams and family of Glastonbury are at the Will Hams cottage
 Mrs. Amy Perkins and daughter Ruby of Hartford are guests of Julia Perkins.
 Mrs. May Russ and son of wilIi- mantle spent Sunday with Mrs L. H. Porter
 Miss Grace Changa, a young Chinese woman from Holyoke college, is visit ing Miss Natalie Newton
 East Central Pomona held a field Gay meeting in Bolton Wednesday.
 Pastor Called.
 An invitation has been extended Rev. H. B. GoodseIl of South KiQngly
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11

The August meeting of Echo grange was held Monday evening The meet ing adjourned early and thore present motored 10 Storrs where they attend ed an evening scaslon Of fine Farmer Institute at the college.
 Pastor Takiua Vacation.
 Rev. F. P. Aver is taking hl7 vaea- tion this month. net su-d1y Eer. Leonard smith of Spring Tu supplied the pulpit.
 The next meeting of the Young pe9- ple's Club has been announced 20 be held Monday evening
 Story Hour.
 The story hour for the children vv1s held at 4:3O D. m TuerG7g at fre H- brary with Miss Grace Wy-u-r t1 charge.
 Rev. F. p. Aver with 1rra Pavre driving. faotored to $0r.1fefd tfurF this week, making brief visits on The way.
 l.. s. Bigelow i7 cn a bus.nrrr trip to Baltimore and Wssbiuzt0n.
 eoinq to Frares.
 Caryl Bigelow Fpe1t sunday witF his parents. He expects 70 join the E- s. army in France.
 Misses Helen Johnson and RHta Doolittle Of New Tr.t1iu were guests at Mrs. Emily Tarkham'4 .h.e week ]. T.. Dunst7n and family and Sir and Mrs. I' F. Eaton mof0re1 f1 Springfield Sunday.
 Two Pass Examination.
 Of the local boys who have already been examined for the f HrV- draft. John Nichols and John Taylor have passed and Arthur Jar0hl and Harold Atwood hove har1 rejected Mir Tavlcr claims exemption h-"ir- dependents.
 L. s. Bieelow and f7rrt-v 9e nrTai4. N Y. arrived las. week and opened their summer home oa Pine Island
 Hope Reviysa.
 Tho rev Shfuvfrc uoarT Eruftis-r will take tho hin. that lfe rr~i~~7r is n build ships a1d not ~-oaTr '7-- and hold a drbate.-F-ar ritv Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11
ONECO

Mrs. I. L. Atherton was a Moosup visitor Tuesday.
 Miss Annie Clark of Peacedale is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Pot ter.
 Mir and Mrs George Burdick and two children of Slocum, R. l., are z, w. s. Brrdick's.
 Mr and Mrs Charles Potter and son spent Sunday at Rocky Point.
 Mrs Sylvester TarboX of Uncasville and Mrs. Fred Burdick and son of PIainfield were at W. s. Burdick's Mon
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11
Windham County
WINDHAM

Local Branch of Red Cross Sends O. tai of 653 Articles to WillImantic Chapter-Friends Sorrow for Death of Robertson Gage.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11
MANSFIELD CENTER

Grange Meeting Adiourrs. Members Attending Session at storrs-5ts-y Hour at Library-Tuo Pace Draft Examinations.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-11
A Ittria--kiea

A Judas KISS. It is rather hard on the flag to com pei a stacker to kiss it.-Frof the Los Angeles Times.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-11-08
RUNAWAY CAUSES -
SUDDEN DEATH OF
BUCKINGHAM BOY


Buckingham. - Donail l.. Doty,
the b-year-old stepson Of Joel Schad
was Instantly killed Saturday afer-
noon when a team which Schad was
hitching to heavy wagon ran away
while the boy was playing about the
barn. Schad received slight injuries.
Donald and two OF his little broth
ers had Just started to climb into the
wagon when the team took fright at
a paper which the wind blew across
the barnyard. Donald was thrown
from the wagon. one of the hind
wheels running over his head. He
was killed instantly. His two broth
ers got off Of the wagon before the
team had gone far and were not seri-
ously injured. Schad. who was hith-
ing the team preparatory to going to
Buckingham, had the hitching all
finished with the exception Of one
tug. In his efforts to stop the run
away he was thrown to the ground
and received numerous bruises.
DIR. ?. B. Peek of Eaton, county
corner, was called and came iinmedi-
ately for an investigation. He pro-
nounced the death to be accidental.
The funeral was held at Bucking-
ham Monday afternoon.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-11-08
WELD COMMERCE
CLUB WANTS HIGH
LEVY FOR ROADS


The Weld county commissioners
have tackled the job of fixing the
county tax levy and the mill rate will
be set before the end of the session
which started this morning. Because
OF the big amount of business to be
transacted the session may last more
than week
The Weld County Commercial club
viii meet and will ask the commiss-
toner's to make a heavierleyy than
last year for the state roads. In
crease in the county levy resulting
from the big increase in the state
levy will be Offset thru the discon-
tinuance of the special court house
tax.
A county and state election must
be provided for by the levy. Mem
bers of the county board have stated
that the levy will probably be slight
" heavier than last year. A consid-
erable increase will be needed for the
road fund
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-11-08
4-YEAR OLD BOY KICKED
IN FOREHEAD BY HORSE

Although he was kicked in thu
forehead by a horse Thursday. Rob
ert Hill, 4-year old son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. H. c. Hill who live eight mile
southeast OF Briggsdale, is resting
comfortably at his home and ac
cording to a physician will soon b,
as lively as ever nN4e.
Young Robert was driving horses
about In his fathers corral and il
his enthusias forgot TO maintain 8
salty zone for himself. A frolic
some steed planted a hoof squarels
above Roberts left. eye and thu
youngster was taken home ant
molrped as one who was dead.
U FTui3y morning after he had re
ceiyed medical aid Robert showed
Roberts father is proud of his sons
Iahhity tos stand punishment but his
'ihother fesiis he will become prize
fighter. Dl't Z
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-11-08
/ COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS /
Mde-fuake Reporters ieH Deags sf Pespls ost
4 si isxa aad Ia near BY vliagss.
ITEMS FROM sToNEHAM

The eighth, ninth and tenth grade
pupils had holiday Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. their teacher,
Mrs Rothrock, being in Denver at
tending the Teachers Association.
The NJ. E. Ladies Aid was enter
taied at the home Of their pastor, and
wife. Rev. and Mrs. Griffin in Ray
mer last Thursday. Three cars went
up. Those present were Mesdames
Runyan, Jos. T. Knifton. John w.
Knifton, Pike. Pryor. Nielsen. Bonner,
Hulse, DYER. and Niederjohn. and
the Misses Knifton. and Pryor and
w, l.. Pryor
Rev. Griffin filed his regular APP
pointment here Sunday afternoon.
We also had good Sunday school.
with q special temperance program
rendered by the young folks.
Mr.. John Phippen of Omaha was
in town on business last week. Mr..
Phinpen recently purchased a farm
near Stoneham. @
l.. J. Pereau has recently purchas-
ed the G. II. Conradson farm the con-
sideration being $50 per acre. -
The Stoneham State Bank reports
$T5,O00.00 deposits at the close OF
one years business.
j. b. Kelly is erecting two resi-
dences, to rent.
County Commissioner Rowe was in
town the first OF the week looking af-
ter the interests of the State High
way
Miss Elizabeth Reynolds Of Buck
insham attended the dance Saturday
night, and spent Sunday with her sis
ter, Mrs. Rothrock.
John 0. Peterson returned Sunday
driving a new Maxwell ear {sE
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-11-08
KALOUS

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley, daughter
Faye and a lady friend of Leadyillt
visited over Sunday with them.
The Aid Society met with Mrs. H
S. stollar, Friday, there were u
ladies present. The hostess served
sandwiches, cake. fruit said and
coffee. They oYill, dnset a neXtp tins
with Mrs. staDktVNey. E3G-J illbi !
Mrs, L. L. Briggs and H. S. Stollal
were Raymer callers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pahnqiriatsd
Sunday with Mr.. and Mp lStanley
Mr.. and Mrs Erred Faulkner Sun
dayed with Mr.. and Mrs. +. Nelson
= 7Mrs. Thos. Nelson and father, Mr.
Fled Nelson of Sterling went to
Raymer Monday and their Ford r,
fused to go, so they had To stay II
town couple of days to get theii
car fixed. 9a4It4 QaTAl8
Mr.. and MIS- Hilderbrand and
Jake Andeus, both bought new Fords
last week.
r. and Mrs. George briggs were
Pine Bluffs callers Saturday where
George is having his thumb taken
care OF from blood poisoning. III. ss
Mr.. John Kneebone and Rober,
Allen were Raymer- shoppers Tues.
Van A. Lickler finished proving uT
on Monday. Nov. 5th. Gl45 iftslf9
Mr.. and Msr Fred Johnson, Mrs
j. johnson and Mrs Gertrude Help.
thry went to Sterling to meet Mr.. ]
johnson, who came from the reasl
and spent few days In Sterling last
week. Mrs. Johnson went to ILL
nos, for visit before going to Tulsa
Okla. to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs.R. Fawcett.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-11-08
HALLOWEEN PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Norwood enter
tanned last Wednesday night a num-
ber Of their friends at . Haliowe en-
party, The evening was spent in a
game Of military i've hundred, which
was quite entertaining and created
a great deal OF interest and amuse-
ment,
\ There were ten tables an each ia
BILE represented fort. there being 10
flags on each table and the four that
started at each table had to defend
ia Whsn the games started. two Of
each table started to scout and the
other Two stayed and defended the
fort for five games and then thsy had
to go out and do scout duty while
the other two defended the fort =
After the games we're over the
hostess served coffee. chicken salad
and good old homemade pumpkin
pief which was enjoyed by ALL