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The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-28
"Dodson's Liver Tone" Starts Your Liver
Better Than CaIomel and Doesn't
SaliYate or Make You Sick,

Listen to me! Take no more sick
enlng, salivating calomel when bilious or
constlpated. Don't lose a days work!
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomei, when it comes into contact
with sour bile crashes into it, breaking
1t up. This is when you feel that awful
nausea and cramping. If you are slug
gish and "all Knocked out" if your
liver is torpid and bowels constipated
or you have headache, dizziness, coated
tongue, II breath is bad or stomach sour
Just take spoonful of harmless Dod-
sons Liver Tone on my guarantee.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-28
WINTHROP NEWS

Winthrop, July Especial Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Young ard little daught-
er, DORIS Ruth, left last week fo~
P1ttsburg. kas., whcr Mr.. Young las
accepted a position as operator.
Harry Pendergast has returned fren
Grand Saline, Texas
! Mrs. Addie Beevil and daughter re-
turned from Texarkana Sunday.
Mrs. Bonnie Ray left for Allonc
| Monday
Joe Ingram went to Kansas CITY
Monday.
L. M. Crenshaw was in Ashdown
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Smith and
| children left for their home at Big
Springs. Texas, Monday.
Mrs. W. NJ. Pendergast and daught-
er of Hamburg, arrived Thursday for
a visit with the formers daughter,
Mrs. J. H. Ross.
MI. Embry of Ashdown spent few
days here this week.
Rev. J. H. Ross and mother return
ed from Oak Hill Wednesday where
Brot Ross has been holding a series
OF meetings.
ALLENE NEWS
Allene, July Especial. Mis-.
Ina Thompson visited in EIoratio
Saturday.
Charlie Proctor of Lockesburg was
here Friday and Saturday.
Curry Freeman Of Ashdown was
here Friday
Mrs. H. Friday of Hcrat;o is visit
ing here this week.
Dr. Cligan made business trip to
Horatio Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Roy c 'ingan of Mena
are visiting here this week.
Mrs. Lillian Ford of Brooklin. No
is the guest of her aunt Mrs. Stod-
dard this week.
Mrs. Daisy Seastrunk and daughter.
Ola, are visiting friends in De Quoea
this week.
Roy Johnson Of Texarkana visite
home felix's Sunday afternoon.
Misses Gertrude Ward and Odessa
Norwood and Messrs Ben Spivey All.
Chas. Smith motored to Foreman Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. jeff Seastrunk and Miss Pearl |
Holman Of Upton spent Sunday here
Miss Birdie Patterson visited in Ash
down Saturday and Sunday
Misses Annie and Helen Miller mo-
tored to Foreman Friday.
Miss Alice Thompson of Paraloma
was here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crawford enter
tanned several of their friends with q
lawn party Wednesday evening.
G. G. Leonard made business trip
TO Foreman Wednesday.
Oscar Seastrunk was in Foreman
Wednesday,
Ben Spivey and his mother motorei
over from Ben Lomond Sunday.
Mrs. Birdie Thompson and children
IF Paraloma are visiting relatives here
his week.
DR., Bishop and wife CT Ashdown
we're here Thursday.
Louie Savage of Winthrop was here
]. w. Walker Of Shawnee, Okla,
vas here Thursday.
Mr.. Roberts of De Queen was here
Ben Spivey of Ben Lomond was
o"e Thursday
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-28
Gal Harvey Jewel Tyson. Riehmoho'

Harvey Jewel Tyson. Rlehmohu'
"a Jesse Power. Foreman.
Herman Duckett, l,ichm ID.
80 ecoe Hawkins, Foreman.
Ats Jamt Ryans, AshdoWn.
Gordo. sshdown.
479 Henry Perley man, A lehe,
Gordo Ton, Cerro
80 Allen Winham Bate, Ashou
592 Gus Sterling, Winthrop.
461 Ora Clinton McNeely Ashdown.
$50 Jesse Mari Nelson Foreman.
1909 Aaron Walker, Paral1ma.
l127 Niles Roberts, Foreman.
GA Andy Calvin Willingnam, Re
mond.
372 Estes Barnum Kizer, Wilton.
AZ Edward Wiley Babcock. Wilton.
431 Rufe McCrary Morgan, Ashdowl
LOG John Jefferson Camp, Richmont
639 Rufus Henry Smith, Arkinda.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-28
DRAFT LISTS
CONTINUED

lCOnClnueQ from rage l
97G Stuwart, Haney, Foreman.
473 julius Allen McGovern. Allene.
2S7 Harry c. Gordan, Wilton.
$50 Curly Savage, Winthrop.
527 Artie Tillman Patterson, Fore
man.
254 Robert Glover. Foreman.
446 Barney Tillman Mason. Fore
man.
80 Dick Belfast, Arkinda.
1877 Frank Tramble, Richmond.
1904 Oscar Vaughn, Ogden.
1863 Bonnie Dix, Ashdown.
1858 Nadia Joyce, Ashdown.
451 Allie Monroe Mason, Arkinda.
745 Cleveland Barlow, Richmond.
573 Joseph Walter Reed Allene
1137 Vergil Kicks, Richmond.
HOG Amhler Pearson. Foreman.
30S William Hubrel, Wilton.
429 ,Rollo Silas Medley, Ashdown.
1855 Nathan Moon, Wilton.
S94 Frank Lang, Ashdown
AT Edd Murchison, Richmond.
354 Robert N. Johnston. Ashdown.
445 Luther Allie Mauldin, Foreman.
III Moody Irl Falls, Arkinda.
259 Tom c. Geiger, Winthrop.
322 Olo Herschell Hunt, Foreman.
268 Andrew Charles Gage Ashdcwn.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-28
E. NJ. Billiard.


.o IAA AooESSOR LITTLE RIVER COUNTY.
NOTE--ASSESSMENTS CANNOT BE CHANGED by Assessor
aN Collector County Judge else AFTER the 4l
WEDNESDAY in OCTOBER of each year. This true
nough an error or an apparent injustice
sesseht rms IS by an official opinion of Attorney General
John d. Arbuckle, March oath, 1917
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-28

1920 o.
; 242 Lyman L.
| 702 Thomas
232 James Lafayette File. CA
| down. ~
597 John Edmondson, Sexton. Win
throp.
694 Cyrus Sylvester Watkins, Ash
down.
1913 Ch.s. Clarence Derrick, Fore
man. -Ae& Z
799 Dave Creswell Richmond.
GIL Ed Wilson, Richmond
SCI Jesse Steve Reed, Foreman.
1876 Clarence B. Dover, Arkinda.
1861 lie Moore, Foreman.
145 George William Chandler, Will
ten.
SO Willie Herschel Boltnger, Ccrro
Gordo.
1858 Robert Mikes. AshdoWn.
sol Lewis Coburn, Richmond.
2S6 Lovin Tidwell Greer, Wilton.
$50 George Frank in Hawkins, Wilton
A John Hamilton Babcock. Ashdown
226 Thomas Carson Fawcett. Fore
man.
Z Joseph Felix Altenbaumer, Wiltcn.
S46 Herod Duckett, Foreman.
1898 James Thomas Lathem. Foreman
ZIG Mike Foster, Arkinda.
SAT Lennon Dollarh:de, Foreman.
9o2 Odellon Berkeley Hall. Jewel.
26 Aurelius Augustus Bo and, Arkin
da.
1923 Tommie Phillips, Arden.
662 Harry Rosco Taylor, Arkinda.
472 Julius Allen McGovern, AlIene.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-28

70 Gordo to attend the all day singing
here Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
NORTH WOODSTOCK Local People Attend sturbridse Fair
 Perrin Place Sold.

MT. and Mrs. Calvin Rawson arc visiting relatives in Providence.
 Mrs. W. Witter and Mrs. Emily Vim ton attended the Red Cross meeting at the home of Mrs. George Sampson, Friday afternoon.
 Attended Fair.
 MT. and Mrs. L. H. Healey with Mrs. William Barrett, MT. and Mrs. Charles Perrin, F.. E. Barrett and iOzias Milligan, attended Sturbridge fair last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Newton Skinner are spending a few days in Boston.
 Mrs. Bateman returned to Ashway Park. last week. She way accompan- jed by Mr. and Mrs. George Lyon and daughter. The trip was made by au- tomobile.
 Buys Perrin Place.
 Mir. Comrie. who has purchased the late home of Frank Perrin, will not occupy the place until spring.
 Ethel Barrett returned to Boston, Monday.
 Mrs. N. Perkins has gone to Put nam, where she has secured employ ment.
 Miss Ethel Rawson began her school in Providence again, last week. Her mother, Mrs. Clara Rawson, returns to that city today Saturday..
 MT. and Mrs. George McMillan of Boston are visiting at George Deans.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
EKONK
Mir. and Mrs. Henry Young Entertain
 on Silver Wedding Anniversary.


 Rev. J. Clinton Pryor gave an ex- cellent sermon Sunday morning, his th eme being, "The measure of a man and his text, Serve Ye the Lord Miss Madaline Gallup led the c. E. meeting Sunday evening. Miss Lombard spent Saturday and Sunday at her home in Worcester. Charles Hopkins and family of Plainfield were callers here Sunday.
 Returns From Shore.
 Miss Esther Gallup has returned to her home here after a four weeks stay at the shore.
 Mrs Carrie Wilcox entertained a large party of friends Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Brown with MT. and Mrs. Edward Gallup and Miss .Mellor motored to Kingston fair last week.
 Silver Wedding.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry Young cele- brated the 18th anniversary of their Guests numbering about 50 were pres Windham, Kingston, R. l., Oneco and Voluntown. There were many pres erts of silver ware and money. Light refreshments were served during the evening. Howard Gallup took party to San dy Point Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. G. H. Gallup have re- turned, after two weeks stay at Quon- ochontaug. .. G. H. Gallup is filling his silo this week
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
EASTFORD
Sisters Meet after Twenty Years-Reo
 Cross Workers Session.

Miss Lillian Huntington was in Windham recently.
 Mrs. A. NJ. Keith is entertaining 2 her sister, Mrs. Loring of Maine, They have not seen each other for over 20 years. This week they are spep,i- ing few days in Springfield.
 Charles Tatem started Tuesday morning for the south to remain a few weeks for the benefit of his health
 J. M Tatem. Chelsea Young and daughter, Miss zfda were in Hartfori, Monday.
 Thirteen at Meeting
 Thirteen ladies attended the Red Crees meeting held in the chapel
 A, ". Marcy and family, George Clark and family and M-. and Mrs. Warren Bradway, all of Putnam were at Darwin CIar:S'= Sunday
 Charles Clark and family returne Sunday after sps 1Gins a week in West Thompson with Mrs. Clark's parents, Rev. and Mrs. Millc:.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Brown were in Worcester Sunday.
 Rev. and Mrs. Miller Of West Thomp- son called on the lat.er's mother, Mrs Ahbie Buell., in the west part of town Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
STERLING

MT. and Mrs. John Knox and fam lily. Misses Amy Burdick and Lois Helen, took an automobile trip to Narragansett Pier, Sunday
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Davis of Nor wich called on Mrs. Bertha Bishop, Sunday.
 Miss Lula Anderson has gone to East Greenwich to attend the scad- emy.
 Howard Kenyon will be a Brown University student this year.
 MT. and Mrs. O. G. Chase spent the weekend with relatives in Concord. Mass. They were accompanied by Putnam friends.
 Arthur Chamberland has completed his work in Hartford and has re- turned to his home here.
 Elisha Bftgood of Hope Valley was a visitor at B. G. Douglass, Sunday.
 Mrs. A. F. Wentworth of Hartford was recent guest of her sister, Mrs. l. F. Anderson.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
EAST KHLNGLY

Mir. and Mrs. Oliver credte and children of Killingly Center visited Mrs. Credie's parents, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Dumas, Sunday
 Miss Lucy Shippee If Danlc,son spent Sunday with friends here.
 John Moran spent SatuSuay in Pro- whence.
 Mrs. Bernard Brown of Attawan- ran visited relatives here Friday ~
 Irving French, Jr., was recent guest of Providence friends.
 MT. and Mrs. William Yare spent the week end with relatives in Hart ford.
 Mrs: Henry Mason spaht Tuesday in Providence.
 Mir. and Mrs. Byron Lewis attended Kingston fair Thursday
 Miss Elsie Young of Woodstock ,s tho guest of Miss Ber-aa Soule for a few days.
 MT. and Mrt. L. c. Anarsws of Tau1- 5GnGa ,-------'---7-v---- -----. szse, ,z-.~
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
WESTFORD.
Ltndsn Wilson Foreman on Ware Farnn-Jehn Nichols Leaves for Camp.


 Farm-Jehn Nichols Leaves for Camp.
 Mrs. Ellen MAtthewson of Warren vile and daughter. Mrs. Steven Case e Wlllimantic were guests of Mir. and Mrs. C. p. Chapman recently. Mr. Clarence Barlow is suffering from severe attack Of rheumatism. Linden Wilson. who has been em- p!eyed at the Buck farm this sum mer is now foreman on a large farm in Ware, Mass, and moved his fam lily there Wednesday.
 Leaves for Camp. John Nichols of Mansfield has been the guest of Miss Gladys Barlow this week. Mr. Nichols was one of the many called to camp and left Thurs day for his new duties. Allan B. Lincion and family who have been with us for the summer, Haven.
 Miss Mary Green attended Wood stock fair Friday.
 Miss Marjory Fox of Palmer, Mass, has been visiting at Q. 70. BicknelPs Miss ElAin Scranton is spending the weekend at her home in Union
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22

Sundays sermon was on the text I am the Way" John 14:s. Christ our ray to the highest ideal for man or meeting was led by Edwin St. John md q friendly gathering Of people en- loved also Mrs. Howard Hoxie' s ringing. This was the last of the Hummer meetings at North Society.
 Library Week Observed
 Arrangements are under way for orary Week Sept: 2<-2s. A eonanaittee representing various districts Of the town have the matter in charge.
 Meeting of Wensn's Board
 The Ladies Association is planning nr the fall meeting Of the Eastern sonnecticnt Branch of the woman's lext Wednesday. Sept. 2s. It will be an Ill day public meeting. especially for Ill Women's Societies of the town and mrrounding towns. Morning session beginning at 10:30 with time for q Ire expected.
 Juvenile Prize Winners
 sub exhibits this week wsrs very y sommendab1e. A party from the sreen visited the West Side exhib- lions at Westminster in the afternoon md found it very pleasing. The east
 
 frange Hall. County Agent Ellis ana Itate, Boys and Girls Club leader l. J. Brundage were judges. Rib ,ons and awards were given. First econd and third prizes: On potatoes, Ruth Davis. Howard Ances, Arthur Hinne. Onious, Charles Hart, Nor nan Kiipatricf, Beets, Norman Kill ,strick. Merritt Harris. Emma East undt. tomatoes. Conrad Grabie, Ruth sAvie. Perle Burdick. cucumbers, Ruth Davis. Perle Burdick. Norman Kill ,atrick. Sweet corn, Perle Burdick, fop Corn. Howard Anns Norman Kill atrick. Flint corn, Merritt HAwes. Pm. Parkhurst, Richard Patkhurst leans. Hans Hansen, Ernest Hansen. euth Davis. Carrots, Emma East indt. Howard Anes. Norman Xiii Htric<. Parsley. Lydia IsAthrop. tunlpl<ins. Lydia E.astlundt. Turnips, 1t1lur Klnne. SuHf1ower, Arthur Kin 2. Watermelon. Perle Burdiek Musk leIon. Perle Burdiek. Gerry beans, bnrad Grabbe, Perle Burdick Canned pods. Arthur Kinne, Squash, Perle bU:-d;ck.
 Giant Corn Stalks
 Several farmers of the town showed ptabIe exhibits. Giaat corn stalks town oy Arbie Anss decorated sither I-<Y ,ans.su11rlg
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
WESTMINSTER
Mrs. H. L. Thrasher in Government Service in Franee-Ju~eniIe AgricuE -turaI Club Members Compete at the Brooklyn Fair.


 The thought presented by the pastor Sunday was of All men being Gods children always, but some persisting ia being bad children. D.
 Rev. 3:2O was the Wednesday sub iect for the home prayer services.
 Goes to France.
 Mrs. H. D. Thrasher of New York and of Westminster has gone to France in the auxiliary canteen service. MT. Thrasher will soon go to France also.
 Oswald Olsen of Mystic is at home for a few weeks.
 Gustaf Karlson and daughter have returned to New York after a visit with the formers sister. Mrs. Alan Moody.
 ; Party on Birthday.
 Mrs. w. H. Greenman celebrated her birthday last Saturday by a birth day party.
 Rosh Hashana Guests.
 Mrs. Simon Rosenzweig and family have been celebrating the Jewish New Year, with guests from New York, at Rosedale.
 The account of the wooden wedding in last weeks Westminster items was by Mss E. K. Mellen of Mount Yer non, New York. who was present.
 Donald Bunce of MontclaiT,. N. J.. is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Ida M. Shorter,
 In the Fri County Grand Gold Medal contest under the W. C. T. U.. recently held at Willimantic Windham county and Holland yielded the prize to J. H. Brooks of New Haven. - Participated in Fair Contest.
 The Westminster Boys and Girls club members contested with other clubs of .Windham county at the Brooklyn fair this week.
 Mrs. Ida Shorter has returned from a visit in New York.
 Miss Dole of Springfield. Mass, teacher in Raymond district. Is board ing in the home of William Davis.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
RAWSON

J: J. Fitzgerald and sons Francis and Ambrose spent Sunday in Brook lyn.
 Mrs. Everett Whitehouse was in Will. limantic recently Orin Phillips is ill
 Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald and children Anne, Edward and Richard, also Mrs. Edward Berggren and c. H. Kies were at Pomfret Landing Sunday.
 Among those who attended the Brooklyn fair Wednesday were: D TT Phillips and daughter. I. W. Hammond and daughter, Wm. Jewett- MT and Mrs. l.. c. Albro and children.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
ONECO

Joseph Hawkins and family attended Kingston fair Thursday!
 Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Williamson were in Sterling Wednesday.
 Mrs. Fred Parker, Mrs. Arthur Chamberland and children of Sterling were guests of relatives here Friday
 The fall term of school began here Monday: the 10th. with Miss Eliza beth Daley of Uxbridge, Mass, as teacher. Merrill J. Wilcox of Bradford, R. l., called on his aunt, Mrs. Waite Sun day.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Tyler of Wash ington, R. l., spent Sunday at Nellie Rathbun's.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22

George c. Spooner notored to New London last week Friday
 MT. and Mrs. Clayton F. Wright of Elmville called on friends here Sun day.
 Mrs. David Brooks is visiting rela tives in Dayville.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
ASHWILLETT

Edwin Maine of Maine's. Crossing was at his farm here Thursday.
 Mrs. Phebe E. Wilcox of Ledyard. and daughter, Mrs. Hewlett Of Gro ton, called on friends in this splace Friday.
 Mrs Nathan N. Maine and daughter, Mrs. John L.. Holmes, with the lat ter's children, visited Sunday at Will
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
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Keep the Children We'll

To keep the little ones. well. sturdy end happy. free of coughs, colds, crouP, little levers and inhamed throats, use Foley's Honey and Tar.
 It is carefully made of selected rem- edics that loosen and break up q cough, stop croup and ease an aching infamed throat, and it is clean of all narcotics.
 The prompt use of Foley's Honey and Tar is very helpful for whooping cough. and the restless fcverisR state that attends children's diseases. "< - "Ope of my patrons he'd a small child fskea with croup. They came to my store and bought
 o9ass he esd was eS9ey asH
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22

with her father. William P. Marcy, at the Marcy homestead.
 Mrs. Forest May was in Gardner few days the past week. .
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Bugbee of West Brookdeld called on Mrs. w. Richards Sunday. .'
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
BOLTON NOTCH

Miss Sadie J. Howard is visiting her mother. Mrs. Af E. Howard.
 Ellery Stary of Mapping was a call CT in town Tuesday.
 Miss Mabel Howard visit in Hart ford over Sunday. Miss Mary Warner of South Man chester visited her grandmother, Mrs. NJ F. Howard. Sunday. .a..
 Mrs. Sarah Hale of Springfield Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary Brown
 A number from this place attended the parade in South Manchester Sat urtay.
 MT. Harry Ticie is in Great Bar rington looking over a new piece of road, which the l.. C. Fay Go. is to build.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22

ton, Mass, visited relatives at Maple crest over Sunday.
 Miss Gladys Mason of Providence spent the week end at her homa here
 Mrs. Lizzie Whiting who has been il Is improving.
 Mrs. Louis Haywood of Putnam spent Friday with Mrs. Pufus Chase
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
Holland County
 UNION

Mrs. W. G. Howard of West Wood stock attended the Congregational church here Sunday. tertained party of friends at her inn Saturday. Mrs. Harry Palmer of Hartford is
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
CANTERBURY GREEN

Closing Summer Meeting at North soeisty--Arransins fer car,p- Li- brary Wsek-Weman's Board Meet. ing the. Nth-soys' and Girls Club Garden Exhibit-FuneraI sf Henry B. Kenyon.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
NORTH STERLING

A number of local people attended the Brooklyn fair Wednesday.
 H. H. Crowe1l entertained friends from Providence Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. H. H.. Crowell and
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

, siAs of ths platform. Walter Burdick sent q giant cabbage. Hart Gom some unu.ua1ly hne potatoes. FroT Mi Winter strawberries grown by Nor man KiipAtrtck attracted attention and on the> Woman's table over sixty diff ferent varieties of canned vegetables and fruits. Among them can of pears of Mrs. Frank Hoxsies over 32 years old.
 Estsrtaiuirs Program = A pleasant program by the children assisted by Mir. and Mfrs. Hawes, vio- social hour and sale of ice cream Money for the cash prizes and ribbons has been collected by the club leaders, Miss FEE. Brown of the Green and their assistants, Mrs. A. c. Bennett. Mrs. Clinton Frink and Miss Gladys Bushnell. Garden reports and stories were read by Giubnhembers present. Davis, Howard Arnee, Emme East lundt and Norman Fitzpatrick. The rainy evening kept some club mem bers away. The Green school reci- is and Marion safford, From Baldwin school Norman Fitzpatrick recited Bar bara Ffitchie'
 Visited Schools
 Mrs. Dorothy Bennstt, teacher of the model school at the Green visited
  taking classes in each one.
 FUNERAL
 Henry B. Kenyon
 sunday afternoon was held at his Burdick, Kenyon who died Thurscay morning Sept 13 after an illness of little more than q week. Mfr Kenyon wAs well known in Canterbury having AA~ IAf x been one of the most industrious and pfesperous farmers of the town, Sed perhaps of the county:
 He was born Jan IT. 1s47 in Hop- kinton. R. l. a.,: so,, of s,s Augustus Rogers Tn 1874, NoA. 21 he married Miss liar riet A. Park of North Stonington. Six teen years of his life were spent in erett R. Kenyon survives him in HEA; Grove Hospital, R. I. He was the father of six children, one Of whom . son, died in infancy. His remaining soAS Charles Henry and Clyde Wal lace are both residents of Canterbury. Three married daughters also live in Canterbury, Mrs. Jennie Ada Bur dick. Mrs. Stephen Babcock, and Mrs. Clifford Williams. His sons and sons in law with Arthur Tracy, husband of his brothers daughter were bearers at his funeral which was largely at tended by friends and neighbors. Among those from out of town were his aunt Mrs. Albert Babcock of Rockville, R. T., his cousins, A1exan- der Kenyon of Hopkfnton City, R: l., Herbert Kenyon of Ashaway, R. l., Mrs. Byron Kenyon, Rockville. R. l., Mrs. Emory Kenyon of Rockville. Re- Iatives af Mrs. Kenyon present were MT. and Mrs. Caloin A.. Snyder, Mrs. Macartuuh Doyle, Westerly, R.,I., MT. and Mrs. Park Ashaway, R. T., MT. and Mrs. Earl Bennett and Miss Hattie Bennett of Preston City were present also Mrs Fred Wilioughby and Mrs ! Mary Iathrop of Scotland.
 Many beautiful flowers wers sent by | friends and relatives. A quartette 1 Mir. and Mrs. Hart Golf, Mrs. Emily Bushnell and Arthur Tracy sang l Jesus Saves, Nearer My God to 1 Thee" and Home. The omciating | minister was the pastor Of the church ] ,f which for many years he had been l i member, Rev. William H. Jones. Burial, was in Carey Cemetery
 Afr. Kenyon left seven grandchildren, Perle Lincoln Burdick, Waiter Lin- l eoln Burdick, Ella May Babcoek, Ru- by Ada Babcock. Richard Stuart Bah. cock. Bessie Berdie Babcock, Myr- tice Elna Williams
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
Windham County
DAYuLE

Rally Day Committee Narned-st. Je- seph's Parish Awards-Rsd Cress Membership New f4e.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22

Baron Moncheur, the head of the Belgian mission to the United States, reached New York, on Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22

Grover c. Maine was in the village Saturday. liam A. Rathbun's, at Maine's Cross ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22

Lse & osgood Co.