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Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30
STAFFORD
High Stand Pupils at Primary School -Dunhasf1 -Ensnninaer Wedding Canning Club Meets

Mrs William Fuller of Springfield has been the guest of Mrs. Austin
 MT. and Mrs. George A. Keppler of Norwich. have been visiting local friends.
 Mr~and Mrs. John Rowden attended the Keefe-Dunn wedding in New Ha- ven.-
 MT. and Mrs. William Dunn of Derby were guests of MT. and Mrs. John
 Mrs. Rodney Caryi and daughter Pauline of Dorchester are guests of MT. and Mrs. George H. Bray .> Purchase Quay Place.
 MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Wagner have purchased the place on the madacadm road owned by Mrs. Henry Quay.
 Mrs. E. J. Glover has returned from weeks with MT. and Mrs. John Far mum.
 MT and Mrs B. Fox of South Will lington were entertained recently by Mir and Mrs. Charles Fox.
 High Stand Pupils.
 Tn the graduating class of the Pin ney -schooILewis- Putney ranks first, Helen Higgins, second, average 9S.01. The prize in spelling was won by Helen Higgins.
 MT. and Mrs. E, H. Swift. have moved their household goods to Longneadow. During the past few weeks MT. Swift has been employed by the N. E. West inghouse company. Anew home being built for, them in Longneadow will be completed in the fall.
 Durhan-EnsmIne
 George Dunham and Miss Bertha Ensminger were united in marriage by Rev. Abraham Conlxlin last week Saturday. Miss Edna Ensminger, sis ter of the bride, was bridesmaid. Ar thur Chandler of New Britain was best man. The bride wore white crepe de chine with bead trimming, the bridal veil being caught with swan sonia She carried white carnations The bridesmaid wore a gown of em- broidered- pink crepe de chine and carried sweet peas The gift to the bridesmaid Was brooch and to the best man gold penknife The brides travelling suit was midnight blue serge with hat to match MT and Mrs. Dun- ham left for a short trip to New York. They will be at their home at Monson after July l.
 Canning Club Meets.
 The monthly meeting of the Mother Daughter Canning club was held Mon- day evening. The following program was given: Ways to save waste of nutrients and salts in cooking vegeta b.es, .'Wny iron is needed, and fruits and Vegetables which supply it." paper by Mrs. C. B. Fox; 7 Gold pack method and it's advantages over the open kettle method" paper by Mrs. Maude Fur ness: Value of fruit and vegetables in the diet" paper by Mrs. Arthur West. During the evening there was a dem onstra ton in canning, Mrs. Harry Keuhl and Mrs Emma Whiten show ing different ways of canning rhubarb: Mrs. r. A. Lasbury. pineapple, and Mrs. Alice Dimmick, strawberries. Miss Anna Depeau exhibited a home made canner.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30
SOUTH WELLINGTON
C. E. Society Officers Surprise Elmer Mathews-chiFdren's Day Exercises Buck. Doe and Pawn Swim Beau ty Lake.

Mrs. Sarah Mathews is visiti-e rel atives in Thompson. .st
 Wallace Lillibridge is visiting his father, Herbert Lillibridee.
 Mrs. Esther B. Dinnock has return ed from Norwich and Jewett Citx.
 Mrs. George Richardson spent Sun day with her parents, MT. and Mrs. 10th in Norwich
 Surprised On Birthday.
 The officers of the Christian En- deavor society gave a surprise birth day party to Elmer Mathews last week.
 chiIdren's Day Concert
 Ghildren's Day exercises were held at Memorial church Sunday, at 1030 The speaking and singing was very much enjoyed Miss Rose O. Hall Mrs. William H. Hall and Mrss. James Service, Jr., had the exercises in charge. Rev. Charles Palmer spoke on the Baptist Publication Society urging support of all.
 Boys Catch Pawn, But Let It Go.
 Sunday a large buck doe and fa,wn swam Beauty lake which is located in the village Boys who were swimming at the time started after them. A large crowd was watching the swim mers, rushing toward the spot where they jumped in. The fawn. became confused and was cantured after a long chase in the water. After show ing the little one around the village the boys let it loose. The buck and doe could be seen on the east side waiting to get the little one after it's. release.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30
RED CROSS WEEK.
One oF Successful Efforts in the Town
 Additions to Membership.

The pastor. Rev. Mir. Owen, preac ach- | cd an excellent Red Cross sermon on Sunday which fitted in nicely with the work of the Columbia chapter dur l ing campaign week. It was a busy week with the members and it brought results as was shown by the reports of the secretary and treasurer at the business meeting Tuesday afternoon. Saturday a garden party given by Mrs. Welsh at Noxid, her home by the lake. netted s110.96 and the total amount for the weeks campaign was S213.35. There were also donations to the charter amounting to $40 The report of the treasurer showed bal ance of S1s3 in the treasury as working funG for the chapter. A part Of the campaign work was an effort to secure new members and 5e new names were added to the membership quite number from Hebron and An dover joining Tuesday. The follow ing committees were appointed:
 Purchasing committee: Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welch, chairman. Mrs J. A. Eshana, ub-chairman. Mrs. Fred A. Hunt, Mrs: Mary Hutchins. Cornfore bag committee, Mrs. James A. Utley, chairman, Mrs Lillian Rice. Mrs. Alonzo Little. To have charge of linen. three Hebron ladies were chos- er, Miss Annie Gilbert, Mrs. Sherwood Roosevelt, Mrs. M. G. Horton. Mrs. White of Andover gave an interesting report of Red Cross work in her town The chairrnen of the military and civil ian relief committees have chosen their aids and these committees now stand as follows:
 Military relief: Miss Hattie Brown chairman. assistants Mrs Cicil L. Gates. Mrs. R. L. Smith Mrs Julia Champlin. Mrs. Lillian Clarke. Mir Clarion F. Hunt. H. W. Porter.
 Civiiau relief committee: Mrs Ed ward Phillips. Mrs A. Turner, Clay ton F. Hunt.
 Several bills were reported by the secretary, approved bv the finance committee and ordered to be paid by the trea surer.
 Dance at Hall.
 The young people had a dance at Yeomans' hall Saturday evening
 Herbert P. Collins and family motor ed to HaYnden- Sunday, and spent the day with relatives.
 Mrs. George o. Fislze of Rockville has teen spending few days with rel at1ves in this place.
 Arrive From Colorado.
 Mrs. Emily Randall of Colorado. her daughter. Marion. and son. Harold have arrived in town and will spend the summer here with Mrs. Randa1Fs mother, Mrs. Willard B. CIarNe
 Miss Mary We1ch. student at the Wykeham Rise school. Washington, Conn.,. Is spending the vacation with her mother at their home by the lake
 Mrs. Herman P. Wolff of WestfieId Mass. is visiting Mrs. Kate Wolff
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30
,s. The Rural Library and

Girls clubs. The Rural Library and Stereopticon, Mrs. Belle H. Johnson, state library inspector. Open Forum Progress in Community Effort led by Rev. A. E. Coats. D. D., secretary of Baptist State convention
 The following speakers gave ten min rte addresses:
 Rev Willis E. Holcombe. East Had daln- Rev. c. 2. Nightingale. Moosup; Rev. c. s. Stewart, Stamford; Rev. Char es A.. Marks, Wilton; Rev. F. $. Collins. North Ashford: Rev. C.. Fl. Perry, Kent; Rev. Kenneth Macarthur, Sufield; Rev. Otis H. Moore, Hart ford.
 At p. m. an address. Do an Un- usual Thing Rt. Rev. F. Campion Achesoa, suffragan bishop, Middle town. An address by Rev. E. A. Dent, district superintendent, New Ha- ven.
 a personally conducted visit to the poultry. dairy and creamery depart ments
 Discussion, The Sermon for the Ru- ral Church, led by Rev. George B. Gilbert, of AIiddletown. very sue cessful conference was closed at noon Friday.
 Drilling New Well.
 An artesian well is being driven near by Providence firm. The college has nearly outgrown the capacity of the old well to furnish water The new well will furnish an additional sup uly of water for all college purposes.
 A road Is being built past the row of new houses.
 The play. The Old Peabody Pew, was given again Thursday evening by the ladies, in the Storrs church, for the benefit of the Red Cross.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30
ANDOVER

Rev. Charles Williams preached at the CoHg-eg&fionaI church Sunday.
 A haGga has been set out around the church. which in time will greatly i'm prove the appearance of the property.
 V. .. Sprague, Mrs. Sprague Mrs Co-%nns-u and L. H. Porter ana Mrs Porter. attended church in Scotland Sunday. z=.,-z-zz
 The young son of H. A. Th%srn pson, who has been ill with scarlet fever, is much improved
 The Ladies' Society met Thursday with Mrs. Thomas Lewis.
 A severe thunder storm passed over this place Tuesday night beating down grass and gardens
 Samuel French, who has been i'll for some time, is slightly improved.
 L. H. Porter and Mrs Porter left. Tuesday for visit in, Greenfield and Florence Mass =sr
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30
COLUMBIA
Members of Library Staff Occupying Cottage at the Lake-Red Cross
 Week Efforts Crowned With Success ! New Members Join Chapter.

Miss Maude Latham. principal of Pennsylvania school is spending her vacation with her father and sisters at their home~on Chestnut HUH.
 Buys s1,ooo Bonds.
 x-Representatfve T. G. Tucker has the ;lonor of being the heaviest sub scriber to the Liberty Loan of any of Columbia's citizens, having shown his patriotism by investing one thousand dollars.
 Prof. Julius Hart and family of Hart ford are occupying one of C. L. Racus' bungalows on the west shore of Co., lurnl1ia lake.
 Henry B. Hutchins and family and Mrs. Emily A. Little took an automo- bile trip to Rhode Island Sunday and spent the day with relatives in Ash ton.
 Mrs. May Lyman Smith. employed at Mrs. DoT's boarding school for girls at Briar Cliff on the Hudson. is spending the summer at the home of Lyman. at the lake.
 The Ladies' Aid society is to hold a strawberry social on the lawn in front of the town building.
 Outing at The Lake.
 Miss Edith Little, Miss Marion Bow lers, Miss Ruth Clifford of Springfield. Mass, Harriet Beebe of Hartford. and Miss Florence Ladd of New Britain, are spending a week at the cottage All the young ladies are engaged in li- brsry work in their respective cities.
 Miss Harriet K. Porter, Instructor at the Walnut Hill PreIoaratoyy School for Girls. Natick. Mass. after spend ing a portion of the vacation at North Mir. and Mrs. Robert Porter of Colum-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30
SPRING HILL

Fifteen from here attended the Sum day school convention at Putnam last Wednesday, making the trip in auto mobiles.
 The Wildes family will arrive at their farm for the summer the first of next week Olive Wildes came with the party from Putnam last week Wednesday and is visiting her sister, Mrs. IT. c. Hawkins.
 Russell Rexford and family of Prov idence, were at Alanweld last Sum day. .s..-
 MT. and Mrs. VanTine Anderson of WilIimantic- spent last Sunday at the home of c. c. Davis.
 Mrs. Lena Colt or New London wa a guest at the home of Judge l.. T. Storrs the first of the week.
 Wallace BabcocI1 and family Of Brooklyn, N. Y. will take possession of Ethel Freeman's home today (Sat- arday) for the summer.
 Miss Leverett of Mississippi who
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Local Boy Takes Vale Examinations at Nor~ieh-Mrs. J. Arthur Atwood IIi at Watch Hill.

Miss Phebe Barber spent Sunday with relatives in Putnam.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Stone of Provi- dence were Sunday visitors here
 MT. and Mrs. A. P. Hall of South KiIIfngly and Miss Gertrude F1an of Putnam were Sunday visitors at Will liam Deans.
 Mir and Mrs. Arthur Fitzpatrick of Poquonoc have been visiting at Ev- erett Ladd's.
 Miss Gertrude Handy, a teacher in the High school the past year, has returned to her home at Cochesett, Mass. to spend the vacation.
 Miss Beatrice Neal has returned to her home in Auburn, Me.
 Mrs Raymond Rider and daughter, Funice. have returned to Watch Hill R L. where they are spending the summer They made a short stay at their home here.
 Took Vale Examinations.
 George D. sesuin has been in Nor wich. taking the Yale examinations. The weekly prayer meeting was held Friday evening.
 Mrs. Charles Barber has returned lives.
 Hfr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rroadhead have returned from a visit with rela- lives in Canada.
 Mrs Mary F. I-orinE entertained friends from Avondale. Saturday.
 Hotored From Bridgeport
 Mir Bartlett rr1otored from Bridge port Friday and Saturday returned nome. accom- pa nied by his daughter. Miss Ethel Bartlett, who has been science teacher at the high school for cvo years. She will not return next rear.
 Miss Miriam Chapman attended the class 1920 picnic at Wildl1ood park Saturday.
 Miss Lillian Stetson of Norwich has heen visiting her brother, Mortimer Stetsor
 Frank Edgerton. overseer of the weave shop at the Central Worsted mil. has been off duty on account of illness.
 Miss Ruth Loring is fIL
 Mrs. Atwood LII.
 Many friends of Mrs J. Arthur At wood are sorry to learn of her con- tinued illness at Watch Hill R. r. where the family is spending the sum- mer.
 Nathaniel ? Thompson has return ed to his daughters home in Provi- dence. having spent a few days here George D. SeEuin IS employed at F. H. and F. W Tillinghasts store Miss Lila SeIfcneId of Passaic. NS J.. is visiting Misses Ruth and PaI- line zIathewson. Mrs. Charles Lewis has been spend ing week with friends in Spring field. where slte formerly lived.
 Miss Marguerite Porter who has been attending high school here for two years has gone tc her home in Hebron to spend her vacation with her parents, Mir. and Mrs BueI Por-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30
BOLIO1
Death of Mrs. William H. Massey at ef-Arthur Mott Moves From Nor wich to the Clark Place

Mrs. Miriam Hickman Massey. 91. died Saturday afternoon, after several months illness at the home of her sister, Mrs. Charles N. Loomis. Mrs. she married John w. Massey, moving 2 to Connecticut in 1853 where they lived until 1875. when they moved to Ohio, residing there until 1902. when they came to Bolton, where they spent the remainder of their lives. MT. Mas sey was a cigar manufac cturer he rep resented this town in the Legislature in 1868. His death occurred in March, 1910.
 Mrs. Massey is survived by two brothers in Delaware, both older than herself. and a sister, Mrs. Charles N. Loomis of this place, two sons. w. Harry Massey of Suffield; three grand sons, one of them being John H. Mas sey of Bolton, two granddaughter and eleven great grandchildren. The fu- neral was held from the home of Charles N. Loomis at nine o'clock Tuesday morning. Burial was in Windsor Locks. Rev R. H. FowIes officiated
 Temperance Address.
 Gustav T. Bochman of Hartford. field secretary of the Connecticut Temperance Union. gave a fine address at the morning service of the Congre- gational church Sunday. Mrs. George T. Newcomb. chairman of the Red Cross work in town, held an all day meeting at the Bolton hall, Wednes- day. In the afternoon Mrs. H. J. Thompson save an address on the Housewives League.
 William E. Stetson and son. of Cronn- well, were in town in their new touring car recently.
 Moves From Norwich.
 Arthur Mott has moved. from Norwich to the Clark pace. which Charles F Sumner recently purchased. Mir Mott is to help .NIr. Sumner on his farm.
 Give to Red Cross.
 Bolton residents have added their bit in the Red Cross fund. those who did the soliciting were Mrs. H. J. in the North district; Mrs C. F. Sumner. Miss Elizabeth NJ DaIy and Andrew E. Maneggia in the Cen ter and South districts. The amount collected was $159.30
 Elmer J. Finley came to his summer home the first of the week and re- turned to New York In his automobile brining his family to Bolton Friday to spend the summer.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30
EAST WOODSTOCK
Rev. T. A.. Turner Concludes Pastor zte-Fias Raising July Fourth With Address by A. s. Hardy.

Mrs E. L. Upham and children of West Newton. Mass. are visiting G. T.. Uphan and family.
 Frank Thompson and family of Worcester spent the weekend with V T. WetherelI-
 Allan Upham of Boston is home for the simmer. -<
 Miss Marguerite C1emons left Wed nesday for Northfield. Mass
 Suffrage Meeting.
 There was an equal franchise meet ing at the home of the president, Mrs. [. R Rollins Monday afternoon
 Edith Eddy. who taught at Stafford Springs, Is home for the summer.
 Closes Pastorate.
 Rev. T. A Turner. who resigned some weks ago, closed his pastorate Sunday morning at the Congregation a church. Tn place of a farewell ser mon he gave a history of his life. Mir and Mrs. Turner made many friends during their residence here and have always been helpful in any good work Their plans for the future are not. perfected and they will remain here through the summer s-7
 Plans for the Fourth.
 There will be a flag raising on the Common July 4. under the auspices of i1esCommpnity. club. The exercises
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30
BROOKLYN.

Sale of the Francis Clark Piaee-WiiI- jam Bishop improving Property Bought From Bard Estate. Mir. and Mrs. Frank L. Martin had as guests decentIy Mrs. Merrill John son of North Providence and Mrs Smith of Gloucester. Herman Atwood of stonington spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Martin and Oscar r. Atwood.
 Mrs 4. H. Monmouth was at her old home in Ledyard early In the week.
 Mrs. F. A. Blake was visitor in Hartford Monday and Tuesday
 Arthur Bu1lard who has been spend ing a few weeks with his mother, Mrs. Edwin Bennett, has returned to his former activities in New York state, at Kings Park.
 Mrs Esteua Gilman formerly of Canterbury has moved to the tenement of Frederick F. Miller
 Riley B. Witter and Miss Helen l.. Witter were in Worcester Monday on business trip.
 Miss Gladys Cleveland has entered the wooIworth firm at Danielson as assistant book1eeper. -E
 Attended Convention.
 Those who attended the Sunday School convention in Putnam We'd nesday from the Baptist. school were, Rev. George F. Genung. D L., Mrs l. N Chapman. Mrs. Alice James. Mir. and Mrs. R. B. Witter. Mrs. eGorge A. Witter and Miss Helen L. Witter.
 Clark Place Sold.
 The real estate known as the Fran cis Clark property recently occupied by Mrs Samuel T. Cooper has been sold to a lady in Providence, who is very soon to occupy it.
 Beautifying Village.
 William H. Bishop has been mak ing some improvements on the proper ty he bought of the T. s. Bard estate, vASich beautify the village.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30
WELLINGTON

Franklin Williams Glazier Yale, 1904. who writes so interestingly of hospital scenes in France is of Will lington, David and Fear Alden ances- try.
 Miss Doris Hall and Miss Hayes found Red Cross members in nearly every family in their recent canva ss. as did the Housewives league that preceded it. --.-..
 Mrs. Burton and Mrs. Davis of New Haven are guests at c. A. Cosgrove's. having made the trip by automobile
 There was large attendance at the funeral of Mrs. Hak. mother of Anton Hak, proprietor of the Da1eville Pearl Button manufactory.
 Prof. Barker of Boston university, returning from a western business trip, passed the week end at the Cos grove home.
 The Children's day concert was pleasing. There were over~1oO people present.
 F Mrs. Esther B. Dimock is enjoying a VTsit with relatives and friends in Jewett City and. Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30

Mir and Mrs Lar1oud Dr. and -s Kenyon and 1IE- H Carprrtrr New York, also Miss Dorothy fer- of West Kingston, and Maatrr 1rr~e Kenyon. of UsquepauEd. attended trr salad supper at the Wyoming llisrer rooms Wednesday ererIur
 F. K. Cranda1l. with rIs faw ited his parents. who live near ~ erly, Sunday.
 Miss Reba Collins. who tarrer ~ New York. is at Che home rf Dor r-- ter. Mrs. C. III. Palmer. fortre eIHwer vacation
 C. C. Kenyon and family and lfes Cora Perkins and a. friend rIr-rrf atives at Attlsboro. Suud-f-
 Miss Emma Wells n| HfTer-r. spent Sunday with her mother -fHr. Anna Wells
 Mrs. J. L. Briggs spent Saturday and Sunday at West Elrns-or.
 Mrs. l.. Sutton. who raH been r.-- ing her sister. Mrs. C. D. Kenyon esH gone to- New York
 New Mail Ca~risr.
 Gideon Palmer fnzhsr h.a re-r-~sr as mail carrier from here t1 f-.u1rflr. today (Saturdayl. EohbIe Moore r4r the contract for the uezt fou rrrM
 Mrs. F. T.. $lmurgFm Han rurr EH Plainville for a few wecEs
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30
STOKK5
Third Annual Conference of Rural Ministers Closes Friday Noon-New We'll Being Drilled at CoIlege-PIay Repeated

The third annual conference of Ru- ra1 Ministers opened Wednesday even ing with an address. of welcome by President Charles L. Beach of the col lege- This was followed by a recep- tion to delegates conducted by Rev. George E. Gilbert of. Middletown. The programme for Thursday was What the Connecticut College is Doing to Help in the Present Crisis, by H. J. Barber, director of the extension ser vice; the work of the College Exten- sion Service with Boys and Girls, A. J.. Brundage, state leader of club work
 4 Demonstration in Canning Food, by Miss -EsteIa Sprague, leader of the
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30

Mir. and Mrs. W. F. Fay of Barre, Mass formerly of WinSslan1, announced. the marriage Tuesday of their younger daughter, Lerfon Pru- . denchia and Carl Leavitt of Natick. Lv Rev M. R Plumb. Mr. and Mrs. Teivatt will be at home after Sept. 1 in Natick.
 -MrsssSeymour Plumb of Bridgeport is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. M. R. sirs. W. F. Maine is confined to her home by illness.
 zTiss Emma Isarrabee returned on Nrendsv from two weeks visit with her. uncle and his family in Groton. Miss Kate Tibbitts, H. w. Tibbitts Norwich and Edward Tibbitts of Bos- ton were calling on Friends ifI town N7e IF. C. Hatch afd Miss Josephine Bingham were in Norwich Monday. Miss Elizabeth Anderson was the guest of New. Britain friends over
 Attended Graduation. Dr and Mrs. F F. Guild, the Misses Guild and MT and Mrs. E. ". Ma Ciuire motored to Exeter. N- H, and attended the graduating exercises of Phillips Exeter Academy, Alan Guild being member of the graduating req will be served at the library on the Fourth
 
 mother from Minnesota.
 Master William Luffler of Stamford is visiting his grandfather. W $. Chappe1l.
 Rev. -Nfr- Bouchert the new rector of St Paul's, is expected to conduct the services for the first time Sunday. Frank Larrabee, president of the Windham silk Co. of Willimantic, en- 1ertained his associate officers at dir1- ner at Mrs +. L. Bingham's Tuesday evening
 The monthly conservation meeting of the C. F. society will be held to- raorrow evening. followed by the reg uIar meeting in charge of the new president Miss Helen Hopkins. In the list of officers given in last weeks Bulletin it should have read Vice Pres Ident Everett Beckwith instead of A. P Abbe. MT. Abbe is the retiring vice president
 Closing Exercises.
 The graduating exercises of the Centre school were held Friday morn ing The men1bars of the graduating class were Victoria Subfsky. Everett Potter Marian Potter. Marc Cbappen, Lucy Sherman and Clarence Adams.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30
WOODSTOCS VALLEY

MT and Mre 0. A ]FTiscox attended the NIohegan Trail exercises Friday. of last week.
 Mrs. Emma Spencer has been i'll the past week. st e--s
 On July 1st William Ross, local mail carrier finishes his duties on the Put route.
 MT and Mrs. Arthur Young and Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Summer of Water bury spent Tuesday night at Allen W. Kenvnnis
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30
BOLTON NOTCH

Mrs. T. Darling and two daughters, of West Hartford, are visiting Mrs Darling's- mother, Mrs. Ida Davidson.
 Mrs. Alex Jennings of Hartford was in town over Sunday.
 Mrs. Loren Maine was a Hartford visitor, Monday.
 Bernice Smith went home with her grandmother. Mrs. Kinney. Saturday.
 Mrs Hayling died in St. Francis hospital Sunday. She had been i'll for several weeks
 Mrs. Paterson and nurse came to Belknap, Wedne sday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30
STERLING

Clarence Babcock of Hartford. has been visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. George B. Babcock
 Mrs Bertha. Bishop and daughter, Doris have gone to Stonington for the summer
 Miss Beatrice Geer of Danielsen has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. William Kenyon.
 Mrs B. G. Douglass has returned from Hope Valley, where she has been for several days visiting her son, Elisha Bitgood.
 Miss FsteIie Brown of Baltic was a visitor in town, Monday.