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Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
ELNTTLLE
neSday.

Many local people attended Brook lyn fair.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Rawson of Worcester spent Sunday here with Mr. Rawson's parents.
 Mrs. Frank Davis and Mrs. John Purvis visited Fort Terry Sunday. MT. Purvis returning home with them for a short leave of absence.
 Miss Laura Chase, after spending the summer vacation here with her parents, has returned to Canton Cen ter where she will teach the coming year.
 Mrs. Florence Geist of Warwick. R. l.. is caring for Mrs. Alfred Potter, who is i'll.
 Miss Nellie Battey of Moosup Valley is visiting Mrs. A. H. Btaaey.
 Earl Winslow has sold his place to diate possession. C. D. Arnold, who has occupied one of the tenements will move into the house with Mrs. Sadie Higgins.
 Frank Davis, Mrs. John Purvis and MT. and Mrs. Clifford Davis attended the automobile races at Narragansett Saturday.
 Mir and Mrs. Clayton Wright visited friends in North Sterling Sunday
 J. E. Potter of the Hill Crest house is taking charge of John Phillips market in Danielson during MT. Phil lips illness.
 Mrs. H. V. Haswell spent Sunday with her sister in Danielson.
 A. H. Battey entertained his. ,bro ther from Providence Sunday by giv- ing him an automobile trip through a number of Massa chusetts towns.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
LAUREL GLEN

err. coombs of Massachusetts has ret:r-cd. af-er a visit with his sis ter Mrs. Charles Marble.
 Elwnod Miner and family. John Geer arr. family, were callers in Ash Gwa- Sunday.
 William Puttker who is spending some time in New York was over the week end with his family here.
 George Hill has returced to his old rosition t Norwich and began work "Wednesday.
 Nearly every local family was rep resented at the North Stonington Grange fair this week.
 Emanuel Ka'lio is with friends in Eoeton for two weeks.
 MT. Sawyer is soon to begin work in Westerly.
 MT. and Mrs Nathan Main. Alice Main. Mrs Kimball and daughter. Mir. and Mrs Frank Palmer. attended the services at Potter Hill Sunday to hear Rev. F. A. Mcdonald. of Westerly who leaves soon for F'rance.
 Clifford Zurich left Wednesday for Iewett City, to work in the bleach cry
 Tie heavy frost recently ruined most of the gardens here.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
LEFFNcWELL
Farewell Party and Gifts For Young Men Who Left For Aver Thurs day,


 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Ross and MT. and Britain, Sunday and were guests of MT. and Mrs. Edward Chappell.
 Fenno and Elbert Johnson of New London. spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs. A. J. Johnson.
 Mrs. Reuben Ladd and children, Mamie and Henry Ladd. of Greenevilie, were guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Mrs. k. wulf of Columbia and Mrs. Neville Pic of Norwich. spent Tues Mrs. Mary Dolbeare of Norwich has been spending a few days with Mrs. J. Elliott Dolbeare.
 Mrs. Williamson has returned to Woodstock after visiting Mrs. T. c.
 Miss Lillian. Boynton of :. Norwich has been the guest of Mrs. William R1sley, this week. -fs-s < Miss Emily Beckwith .hes returned to Troy, N. r., after spending a few days with Mrs. c. E. Ellis.
 ~ Gifts For Drafted Men.
 Monday evening, the home of Mir. and Mrs. IT. H. .Amburns was filled with friends, including many from Nor wich, Greeneville, Columbia and Boz rah. in honor of Clarence H. Am burn. Fred V. Auburn and Charles L. Camp Devens,. Aver. Mass. The boy were each presented fountain pen, Clarence Auburn and Charles Rath- bone with wrist watches and Fred with q military set beside other gifts. were served.
 Missionary Concert.
 Sunday morning service as usual at Baptist church. At p. m. there will be a State Mission Day concert, with a specially prepared programme.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
CHILDREN'S CLUB WORK
 A FINE SUCCESS
Farmers Make Splendid Exhibits al Central Village and Brooklyn Fair

April 24th the town of Plainfield called a town meeting to determine whether or not an appropriation should be made to employ a paid lead CT to supervise the boys and girls garden club project. At that meeting the bill was passed and the follow ing Monday Warren H. Slee, former ly of Aberdeen. Md. also a graduate iege. Storrs, was appointed. MT. SIee started the work at once and went into the schools which were fourteen in numbers and organized the chill Gren into clubs. which numbered IT, appointing officers such as president, vice president. secretary and treas urer in each club. He then proceeded to secure land. having it prepared for planting. Monthly meetings were held regularly while school kept. Dur to get the children together.
 Club Numbered 3S0.
 There were 3s0 children in the gar den club. each having an individual garden: 50 in the canning club, which was also under the supervisors direc- tion.
 Covered 17oo Miles.
 The territory which the supervisor covered was 100 square miles and was covered by the aid of a bicycle which registered TOO miles in eight cen weeks.
 First Exhibit in State.
 The children made an exhibit in the town hall. Central Village. Sat urday. Sept. 15, and they have re- ceived the credit of having the finest exhibit in the state. Many of the children won ribbons.
 The product was moved from the town hall to the Brooklyn fair where the club again took the highest prizes first and second. on garden clubs, first on canning club and first on sew ing club. They also won prizes of $23 at the fair and were under the direc- tion of Mir. Slee.
 Besides conducting the Plainfield club exhibit MT. Slee was called upon by the officials of the association to act as judge on the county vegetable, fruit and grange exhibit.
 The club work in the town is look ed on by it's citizen as a glowing suc cess
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
NORTH Tf a-iNLIN.
L-rL;- ctuS rf T-7 E-terte;1e--Lo-
 cei Women et Preston Gathering.

r-. crd ,rrA Hov-a~d v-ir,',~- ard :l-url1tAr Sarah and Re'nh Cheenev. " of Larchrnont. N. Y. v-e~o ~--'"~+s tfo mast week with Mrs. A. Ts- Race.
 Ms Helen White entertained t,,e La-I<in club of ten Friday afternoon
 Miss N- Au-usta Pember. v!'" llas noe- visiting in SherburT-e N. V- is TOW win relatives in Tryingham. Mass.
 Mrs. Jennette Hoff--a-' los r"-t"rod -fter spending ten da'-s with N-i"CGs a7d relatives in Eastha rrlpt on. Mass.
 Roland Manning of Thar, a@vi'1e 'I'as s returned home after sperd:ng 2 few 1ays with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Mannir~.
 On Saturday Outing.
 MT and Mrs. A R. Rare and Haugh- ter. Rena, Mrs. Lucius Browning and son Maurice: Clifford Heath and Mi chael 'Touschaek. spent Sunday at the Point Of Woods.
 Mrs George Kahn. Mrs. William Weaver. Mrs. Frank Date. Mrs. Her mon Gager Mrs. F. \. Redwood and Mrs Fred Race attended the Social Corner gathering in Preston. Wednes- 1ay at the home of Mrs. Anna Kanl nera
 Miss Rena Mitchell has returned to her home after spending few days n Windham, the guest of Miss Guild.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
SOUTH KnLINGLY

Mrs Alfred Harvey and Miss Addie Holland of Putnam, Mrs. L. H. Cross and Miss Phebe Barber of Central Vil- lage spent Wednesday at The Oaks.
 Merton Clifford has been entertain ing friends from Vermont.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hall and Mrs. p H. Coffey motored to Providence Friday
 Herman Barlow and Anna Smith vis- ited friends in Foster Sunday
 The local school was closed We'd nesday to give the children ap- portunity of attending Brooklyn fair
 Mrs. McBain is spending a few days in Vermont.
 Mrs. Herbert Strait of Danielson has been a visitor at the Ledges.
 Several from this vicinity attended a dance in East Killingly Saturday evening.
 Myrta Doane is enjoying a two weeks vacation.
 Francis and Beatrice Coffey were in Sterling Friday.
 Merton Clifford and family enjoyed a motor trip to Providence Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
BALLOUVILLE
Mill and Store Close During Thursday for Districts Big Send off-WiIfred Leger to Play ;n Fort Terry Band.

Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock members of Putnam s. A. corps are to hold meeting in Blackstone hall. The mill and store closed Thurs day afternoon that the people might attend the grand send-off to the boys the villagers went. .
 J. l.. Pray and Frank L. Bennett were two of the four bearers at the funeral of Walter Scott Tripp last Monday. -.
 This afternoon on the baseball field the home team wrestles with the Elm villes. '' .tt
 E. T. Bray is recovering from a SC, rious illness.
 William McGregor has returned from East Greenwich. MT. and Mrs. c. H. Kilday enter. tained Sunday MT. and Mrs. Edward Kilday of. Norwich. To Join Post Band. -zt.
 An opportunity has. been offered Wilfred LeEer to become a member .oi-. the government band at Fort Terry He was clarinetist in the American
 Joseph E. Pray, Jack Grimshaw anc T. Corcoran, Jr., of the Ballou mtli Athletic Club were players in tho Eimville team against Connecticut Mills last Saturday.
 The new watchman at Ballou mil is Adolphus Thibeau.
 Leon Barnard of Fort Terry -hai been home on a furlough this week
 Edward Russell, while chopping il ly.
 A number from here attender th Brooklyn fair Wednesday. The school were closed.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
Windham County WiNDHAM
Prizes Awarded Children for Gardens, by MT. and Mrs. Alden Weir, who Made Plots AvaiIabie-SaIe for Red Cross 1eneft-Jar Being Made for Soldiers Abroad.

The garden party for the children who have been been working in the plots in the community gardens this summer was held at the gardens, on the afternoon of the 14th. The wealth CT was ideal and over 200 were pRes- ent of which number 125 were child ren. There were baseball games, sack races, three legged races foot races and games, under the direction of Rev M. R. Plumb assisted by Louis G. Frink and the school teachers. Misses Biauch DunleVy and Sullivan Mr. Plumb expressed the gratitude of the children of the community to MT and Mrs. J. Alden Weir, who made the garden possible. MT. Weir made a short address to the children, compli- menting them on the fine work they had done and expressing gratitude to Louis F'rink, who has so faithfully and patiently helped the children. Three cheers were given for MT. Weir and Mir. Frink.
 Mir. Weir then presented the prizes to the children. Ice cream and cake were served.
 The greater part of the work and P,anning have been done by MT. F'rinl> and he deserves great credit for the success of the gardens and of the par ty. The prizes given for the best cared for plots were won by the fol lowing children; first prizes $10.00 each went to Ruth Wilson and Clarence Ellison: $5 prizes were given John Sherman, Annie Trigger. Charlotte La throp and Russell Fisher. s2.50 each to Geo. Kramer, Alice Thompson, How ard Sandstrum and Allce Jacobs and s1.oo each to Geo Subisky, John Pele-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
GRISWOLD

Mir. and Mrs. Earl Montgomery have been visiting the past week at w. B. Montgomery's.
 Mrs. Gec:ge Geer of IIopeville en- tertained the Ladies' Aid society last week.
 Mrs. R: H. Howard has returned to her home in Hopeville after two weeks stay with Rev. and Mrs. c. E. French of Montville.
 Rev. Joseph Kidder of RoyaIton, Vt, is in town calling on the parishoners of the First Congregational church, where he will preach as candidate Sunday, September 23rd
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
BROOKLYN.

Mir and Mrs. R. B. Witter, Mrs. Hell en Palmer and Miss Helen. L. Witter attended Southbridge fair Friday.
 Lewis $. Palmer is visiting his fla ther. James c. Palmer.
 Miss Carrie Olney of Providence is the guest of MT. and Mrs. William H. C1ewley for a short time.
 Arthur Bullard is spending a va cation of two weeks with his mother, Mrs. Edwin Bennett.
 At the Union Baptist Church of Eas t kil1ingly of which Rev. E. A. Blake S. T. D. has for several years been pastor he has received and accepted the call to serve the church another year.
 Mir and Mrs. H. N. Peck of Chat ham. N. Y., and MT. and Mrs. Willis N. Harris of Mantle are visiting Mrs. Laura Chapman and Mrs. Alice James.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
MONTWLE
Missionary Society Entertained-Mrs. Sharp Celebrates Eighty: Ninth Birthday.

Mrs. A. P. Latimer entertained the members of the Ladies' Missionary so- ciety of the Union Baptist church at her homo Friday afternoon. On Shore Leave.
 Charles Chapel of tho U. S. N., spent Sunday with his parents. MT. and Mrs. Frank Chapel of Palmertown.
 Miss Stella Coen is visiting MT. and Mrs. Lewis Phinney of Arlington, Mass.
 Mrs. Mary Jane Wright left Friday for a visit to Ledyard to visit friends.
 Mrs. James Coggens, who has been visiting friends in town has returned to her home in New Haven.
 Walter Burgess of New Haven spent Sunday with his parents in Palmer town. ..-,
 Miss Alice Hooper is visiting her sister, Mrs. Annie Hooper of Boston.
 Miss Carrie Wood Is steIographer at the Box factory of the c. M. Rob- ertf/,n Co.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Turner at- tended Hamburg fair. Wednesday.
 Eighty-Fourth Birthday
 Mrs. G. Sharpe celebrated her eigh- ty-fourth birthday Monday at the home of her son, Albert Sharpe
 The Ladies' Aid society are prepar- ing to give supper in the chapel.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
SOUTH WINDHAM
News About Local Residents and Their
 Friends-Funerai of Frank A. Lyon.

Mrs Austin Wade was the guest of her daughter Mrs. Eugene Abel of Lebanon, Sunday.
 Mrs E. w. Murdock has returned home after spending a few weeks in New Jersey.
 Timothy Watts and son Robert left Sunday for a business trip in New York
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Backus spent Wednesday in Hartford.
 Miss Celia Colbert is iii.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Avery and daughters Helen and Florence spent Sunday with Mrs. Avery's parents, MT. and Mrs. A. w. Avery of Uncasville.
 H. F. Card has been on two weeks vacation
 Mr end Mrs. George Tuhbs. of At lantic. Mass. are guests of MT. Tubb 6 mother, Mrs. Helen Tubs.
 Mir. and Mrs. Herhert Card spent Sunday with Mrs. Cards sousins. MT. and Mrs. George Stillnan, of Wester- ly.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
New London County
PRNDiETON HILL
J. Russell Cook to Engage in Oyster Business in FIorida-Two Cook 6oys Enlisted

Thomas Wheeler, tax collector for the town of North Stonington, spent the week end with his sister Mrs Herman Holdredge, in Keen. N. H.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Brown are to spend the winter in Boston.
 Starts For Florida.
 J., Russell Cook left Sunday for Greenvilie, Indiana. where he will De the guest of his cousins, Miss Ruby and Pearl Maine. Later MT. Cook goes to Fort Pierce, Florida, to engage Tn the oyster business.
 Edwin Maine is busy filling silos Miss Carrie Ryder has returned rom Boston. where she has been the guest of her nieces, Mrs. James Brooks ana Mrs Robert P. Milne.
 Attended Fair.
 A large number from here attended Kingston fair, among others, MT. and Mrs Clifford Thompson, Deacon and Mrs. Elmer B. Coon and son, Clark. Mir and Mrs. William Maine and daughter, Emma, Mrs. Simeon White and daughter. Hattie, Frank Brown and Birdsey Palmer.
 Mrs. Harris Boardman and daugh- ter, Juliet, spent the week with Mrs. C. E. North at Westerly.
 Mrs. Homer Kinne entertained Sum- day afternoon, Mrs. Annie Cook and William Tubbs, MT. and Mrs. Henry Kinnie and two sons of Glasgo, and Mrs. Koestinen and Miss Ferry Of New York.
 Miss Sarah Thompson Palmer spent Monday in North Stonington, Westerly and Houghton,
 Malcolm Thompson took one of his lumber men to Plainfield Friday night to have a bone in his foot set by Dr. Sweet.
 MT Weaver of Shamrock, R. l., a grandson of q former pastor of this church, well known as Elder Weaver. partook of communion at this church Sunday.
 Mrs Clifford has two sons in the new national army, both volunteers. Her elder son was sent immediately to France as a member of the ambulance corps, and went at once into battle Her younger son, is at Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
 The roads in this part of the town are in a wretched condition.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
WOODSTOCK
Promotion Day at Congregational Sun
 day School This Month. .r

Miss Bond of Hartford has been the guest of Miss Nellie Chandler. Mrs. R. B. Richardson closed her house this week for time.
 Promotion Day Promotion day is to be observed at the Congregational Sunday School the last NSunday in. September.
 Mrs. James J.. Williamson has re- turned from a trip to Norwich and Groton. Miss Mildred Faye of Worcester spent the week end with Miss Leslie Sumner
 Teaches at Academy
 The Woodstock Academy Cleaner is being distributed. The teaching force at the Academy this year consists of W. A. Perkins, principal, Miss Pease and Miss Cachrane assistants.
 The Academy and the public schools were closed Friday on account of the Woodstock Fair.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22

 lowing Meetins-Mrs. Avery MeteaIf Improving at Norwich Sanitariun. County Commissioner Urgele La france is ill. Miss Charlotte Chesley spent Sum- day with her parents in North Sterl- Joseph Gilleran has moved his household goods into the Hopton tene- rnent, recently vacated by Mrs. Ce- linde McStay, who has moved into the Perkins tenement
 Will Move to Hoiyol<e.
 Paul Barber has finished work at Crgele Lafrance's. bottlfng works. He will probably. move his family to Hol yoke.
 ing meeting at their rooms Monday afternoon. Supper was served for the members.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Cook and daugh- ter Eun1ce have returned from a months stay in Maine and Nova Sco- tia. tos
 MT. and Mrs Frank Edgerton and daughter. Hazel. spent Sunday with relatives in South Coventry.
 Miss Mary Gallager was in Nor wich. Saturday. A
 Everett Ladd attended Kingston, R. I. fair.
 HakeI Waish III. Mrs. James Walsh has been called
  ter, Hazel. has had an operation per formed at private hospital She has been III for several weeks as the re- suit of fquinsy, which poisoned her blood and an ulcer has formed.
 Improving at Norwich.
 Mrs. Avery Metcalf, who Is regain ing her health at the sanitarium in Norwich. spent Sunday at her home. Miss Elizabeth Burke of Plainfeld spent Wednesday with relatives. MT. and Mrs. Frank Thayer of Put nam visited Sunday at Israel se- MT. and Mrs. Jones and children Edith, TheIma and Russell of Maple Edward Gallager's. ~ Frank H. Tillinghast attended the Woodstock have been visiting their sons, Arthur and Frank Davis.
 Charles Fletcher of Putnam spent Sunday at his home
 Mrs. Albert Babcock of Hope Val ley. R. l.. Mrs. Byron Kenyon. Mrs. Emory Kenyon and Frank Sanders of Rockville, R. T.. were Sunday callers at William Deans. iefson preached here Sunday
 Rev. and Mrs. Frank Fuller of Ab- 1ngton were Sunday guests at Mrs. Charles By1es.
 Guest From Washington.
 Mrs. George Loring entertained her cousin, Miss Edmunds of Washington, Sunday.
 Cyrus Battey, the gatetender at the railroad crossing, will move from the Tillinghast block into Dr. James Gard ner's tenement, recently vacated by Leroy Greene.
 Edward Cutler entertained relatives from Pawtucllet, R. l., Saturday. Mrs. Mary Bliven of Providence visited Mrs. William Brown Sunday. Mrs. Charles Lewis has returned from few days visit with friends in Westchester. Mrs. Willard Collins and son Irving, have been guests of relatives in Lis bon.
 Mrs. Albert Grover of South Kill lingiy has been visiting her niece, Mrs. Frank c. Ti1linghast.
 Mrs. John E.. Vaughn of Norwich spent Thursday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Simmons
 Mir. and Mrs. George Potvin attend ed Kingston fair.
 Trip Over Mohawk Trail. Mir. and Mrs. Willis Rouse, Sessions Adams. Miss Hattie Stark, Mrs Chas. Barber and George Torrey have been over the Mohawk Trail.
 Miss Odna Seguin has been a visi- tor in Providence.
 Miss Phebe Barber has been the guest of her niece, Mrs. A. E. Hall in South Killingly.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
WILSONVILLE

Christine Ryan was in Mechanics vile Sunday.
 Mrs. James Ryan was in South bridge one day last week at Mrs. Dodge's.
 Charles Town, who came home from Worcester last week seriously i'll is comfortab ble at present.
 Mrs. Deary who has been spending two weeks at Mrs. Upham's returned Saturday to her home in Providence.
 Fred Child has sold his place to Mrs. Gevery of Webster. The family moved in Tuesday.
 Mrs. Charles Webster was in Dou = glas one day last week, with rela- tives.
 Miss NJ. Reed was a Webster visitor Tuesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
PHOENIXVlLLE
Recital at ChapeI-General Lyon School Consolidated With Local School.

Misses Vera and Theora Bennett were guests at Mrs. Bernice Adams Saturday and Sunday.
 Sunday guests at Roy Clemens in cluded Mrs. C. E. Mccarthy and daugh- ter Nellie Of Hartford. MT. and Mrs John R. Vinton of Burnside, and son George c. P. Latham of Willmantfc, and John and Alec Kaletchitz.
 Enjoyable Recital
 Many from here attended the re- cital given at the Chapel Saturday evening by Miss Alice Peales pupils. The violin solos by Alec Kaletchitz were especially good, also the Man dolin solo by John Kaletchitz.
 C. P. Latham, who is employed at Willimantic was at home for over Sunday.
 The Gen. Lyon school has been con- solidated with the PheoniXviie school.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Mrs. Gladys Shelden spent the week end with Mir. and Mrs. IT. T. Wells.
 Rev. H. D. Pierce and family have returned to Bridgeport.
 Miss Jennie Phillips is i'll.
 Miss Weeks is visiting her sister, Mrs. George Gewslier.
 Charles Nelson was a Hartford vis- itor one day this week.
 The 1.-TWO Spots" gave the program at SeneXet grange last Wednesday night.
 Mrs. Edith Lowe has gone to New ork for the winter
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
CLARK'S FALLS
stephen F. Palmer Leaves For Aver With Other Selected Men-E. Q. Chapman Judge at Fair.

Mrs A. E. Tillinghast of Rockville R. T., is the guest of her niece, Miss Doris M. Collins.
 Mrs. Richard Maine has returned from an outing at Pleasant View.
 E. D. Chapman was one of the judg- es at the Grange Fair this week.
 Florence F. Dunnmore Of Dorchester, Mass. is the guest of her brother. Cas- sins. and his family.
 Miss Doris NJ. Collins entertained on Sunday evening, Miss MariS1 White end her brother, Frank. Miss White
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Mrs. Annie T. Williams and daugh ter, Mrs. A. A. Campbell of New Yorl spent the weekend at Allen W. Ken yon's.
 Miss Florence Kenyon is away O. vacation. -.t
 Mrs. Nellie Alvord is at Maple wood Farm for a few days stay.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22

week end visitor at Mrs. Geo. o. Batch
 Mrs. Lewis Durant of Southbridg' Mass, recently visited her father, Or in Cushman and attended the funera of her sister Mrs. Otto Hattin.
 Conc Hattin was a recent visitor in town. .
 Merrill Louks, former resident O. this village, was a recent guest O. David Mathewson.'
 Vim. Platt and family have. movet to Willimantic
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
YAWBUX VALLEY

Mrs. swanson. and daughter were callers in Westerly Saturday.
 Mrs. Chester Main attended church at Westerly Sunday morning
 Mrs. Gladys Egglestone Is teaching the school in the Wheeler district.
 Bernice Miner and Ethel Egglestone spent -e-Atn-~Iav in Westerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
EAST WOODSTOCK
Community Club Planning "Mixed Up"
 Night-FamiIy Reunion at Lake.

Miss Mary A. Potter is visiting her neice. Miss Elliot Clemence in South bridge, Mass.
 Misses Ethel Upham and Elizabeth Partridge of Leicester, Mass, spent the week end with G. L. Upham and family.
 Address by Harvard Professor
 At the regular meeting of the Com munity Club last week an interesting address on the advantage of a College education was given by Prof Sydney Negus of Harvard University, Miss Walden played a piano solo and col iege songs and there was other music on the praphaphone. The next meeting Sept. 18th will be a Mixed up' meet ing. The committee being MT. Jordon,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
WARRENVII.LE

Mrs S. L.. Case of Willimantic spent several days of last week as the guest son.
 Miss Helen Clark of Merider was a
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
The committee being MT. Jordon Chas. Cary, Miss Busnorth.
 D;~n;r Ranrion

MT. and Mrs. Halsey Allen and four children of Holden, Mass. spent the week end with l.. H. Lindeman and family Sunday they all motored to Crystal Lake joining Silan Allen and family of Hartford for a family re- union.
 Mrs. Halsey Allen and three child ren remain here for a weeks visit. Paul Clifford and family of Qune- baug are at MT. Bannister's house for two weeks vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
UNCASVuLE

Epworth League Banner Presented to Local Methodist Church-Loeal Peo- pie at Baptist Convsntion-Sehool Opening Hour Chansed-James Will son Bound Over for Stealing Gun.