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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-03-22
TAXES AND DAMAGES.


Ned Smith Vacant lot, com SO # q from NV
cor blk y, run . l29 #. e 63 TT. n 1919 #, W to be-
ginning. blk %. 81 25.
Danke Walker Milling Co.-House and lot. com
III # n faom Sc cor, blk 26. run s u #. " 100 #.
n u #. e 100 It to beginning, blk rs. $3.50.
Mrs. Fannie Crymes-wla of MA and res + Nix
4. $3.50.
Billie Robertson House and lot com 40 IT. h
ne cor FIR blk q. run W 30 fit, 8 1870 fl, @ 30 fl, o
beginning, fir blk "a, $500.
Hettic Tweedie House and lot, commencing at
a point on G side Of Cedar St., opposite 8 line Of
Monroe St. run u fl to lrini Brown lot, @ 100 #.
$ to Cedar creek. W rlong creek to beginning. fr
d.. Joseph Buck-Homestead bound on n by
, property of Mrs Quin. on g by d j Buck, on W by
Prairie St, FIR blk 49,. $2i.5O.
u Joseph Buck-Lot in fr blk 80. bound on n by
- Buck property. on 3 by Mrs Ouin. on g by Q
line fr blk 30, on W by lot of J II Buck, IT Smith
and w Il Patty. FIR blks 30-39. $3.50.
Tom Cotton House and lot bought of N Scales.
fir blk 1897. $500.
j d Jones House and lot, com at NV cor Patty
lot, run n $50 feet. e to Patty lot, S to beginning,
tr blk 81. Sl2.10. q
Sarah House and lat bought Of + Ames
bound on n by Jno Brown, on e by Prairie St., on
9 by Robt Lee. on W by vacant lot of Ames. fir blk
sc. S. 80.
Matte Maaon-Vacant lot 5Ox1OO #, com at SC
cor Robt Lee lot, run sw 80 #, W at right angle to
the Memphis road, thence at right angle to said
100 feet, thence 8 sort, G 100 f., n 80 # to begin
ming. f blk 36, $315.
Willie Martin House and lot. com at a point on
RUIZ st., 265 # W Of Sc cor. fr blk AZ, run n ne it,
to Mcleod lot, W along 8 boundary of Mcleod lot
60 Il, 8 10 st, e 60 # to beginning. f blk az. $3.50
Ann Walker-Vacant lot bound on n ~ Pearl st
on @ by Mrs. A l. Murphey lot, on $ by Ann Bishop
on W by f blk 55-f blk SO. 1926.
Dock Williams and lot. bound on n by
corporation line, on e by ditch running from JEFF
ferson st. on g by street. on west by J Hines, be
ing 1855 # s and $40 IT e and W. fir blk 81. $40.
L 8 MAIIRY IL Cnllnctnr
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-03-22

The business of the court requiring
it'll hereby order a special term of the
Circuit Court of Noxubee county. Mis-
sissipi. to be held on the first Monday
in April, 1918, the anne being
the first day of the month. the said
court to begin at eight o'clock a. m. on
that day and continue from day to day
as long as the business of the court re-
ouires. The proper officers are directed
to draw, as required by law, a jury of
fifty men to serve as grand and petit
Jurors for that term. The clerk is d.
rected to give notice of said special
term by publishing notice thereof in a
newspaper published in said county for
not less than two weeks, and by posting
a copy Of the notice at the court house
door.
Given under my official signature this
March 4th, 1918,
=. b. CARROLL, Judge.
Az dirnrted in the above order here.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-03-22
Service Bulls and BOarIaMS My. Eminent IN asn

hull will make the season ut my farm TWO miles
from Maccn Tor $500. My Golden Ferns Noble
bull viii make the season at same place for $500.
Thi. hun was sired by the &5Q00W bull out OF
GNtort-Y ou'u-Do DAUGHTER. A tue Duroc boar
will make season al same farm. Fee, a choice
rHg .vg'ye weeks Old. n. SCALES,
81 2nnas. Macon. Miss
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-03-22

E66.-from single-comb Rhode Reds. As good
LSSo as any End better than many. S1,50 for
Is, Fertility guaranteed. Us. MAURY.
Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-03-22

WV3ndottpS Four Silver-Laced Wyan-
"~JU''1V''NS dOtte cockrels for salc. Also
eggs at 81 so per setting OF
MRS. MINOR RUSSELL.
asst Route 3. Macon. Miss.
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Delinquent Tax Sale

State of Mississippi. Koxubee Co. City Of Macon.
Under and by virtue of the authority vested in
me as Marshal and Tax Collector in and for said
city, ! will proceed to sell to the highest bidder
for cash. in front Of the Court House door in Ma
con, Miss. the First Monday. being the LIST day of
April A. d., 1918. the property herein described,
lying and being in the said City, for the taxes due
thereon for the fiscal year 1917.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-03-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

The Lutz-Brooks Lumber Company
has been dissolved. II. II Brooks.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-03-22

As directed in the above order | here
by give. noticeto to witnesses, litigants and
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-03-22
WANT TO BUY

% bushels Spanish peanuts;
10 Soy beans;
10 Velvet beans;
10 " Specklad peas.
All for planting. Give best prices on
part or whole. j. f. AMES,
3.S Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-03-22
ut not now registered:
Circuit Court TO Convene April 1st.

c, ". ADAMS, Circuit Clerk.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-10
Summer 117s
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bringt iiber Ser fur5ell Notia, oaB in
jeoenl Sabre in penttipluaniidlen Be-
triebell beinabe pierbnn0ert Mrbeiferlt
oas 9lugenliht 5erltort lnto lnebrerett
9alllenoen beih1bigt miro, oas 8ilo
cines Mrbeiters geselliiber elnenl
gettler. Gin anoeres 5eigt cine per'
leste, branoig geiporoene, neil fhledlt
nerbunoene nnD i1leht beibiiBtc
Sano, nit e1ltiprehenoer Grflarlllt5
unb Der @rmnbnuilg an Die slrbelter,
leidte 8erlebultgen iofort 5ur an5ci-
ge 5li bringen ln1o obne @er5llg ben
prlten gerbailb anlegen 5li lailen.
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cine Serie bon ltngliidsfaaen getfelt
nadJ lleberldriften BON 3eitnngsbe=
ricbten, }. 81. u4dbt 5ote, Der lIufdll
fnn,ttp nprhiftpt mer0pt, Sin SIR.
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SAINT ariess- SparularftIi.
'anlanS

Das 6anbelsrfliniiteriun in
@albington beridtet, bob in ben es-
iten fiirtf Monnten oieies sSnbres 629
Sdiffe NIT eiilem @eiarrlnt sSonreu-
aebalt BON 67S.055 gebaitt Doroen
jino. ssa1 Der Gbdtling oes Snll=
6elsnliniiters perfiigt Die arlierifairi-
ibe Salloelsmarine lest iiber Sd@iffe
nit eineln @ebnH BON 10 Ninionen
Eonnen. sssft oieier 3abl iino oip BON
Ser glrnlee nno Der Warine berllbten
graltsport- nllo 9orrutsibiffe nidt
NIT eingefd)fofiel. <
0as gunbesgeriht in Stem Or
leans BAT ben glopofaten Soiepb Ho-
ienberg, oen gifenbanolef Midael
9apigne uno oeiien Sobn 2Ouis 2a-
pigne ibuloig gefunoelL oas &efrli-
tierungsgelee untgangen lmo ben
@erind) gennadt 3u babel Elm Wiit-
glieo Der Nefrutierungsfonlnliliton
81 beiteden. 9as ltrteiI tDlroe niht
perfiinoet ttilb Ser Hidter gepabrte
Sen angeflagten eirten neaen Hro-
3eB. Sic tpnrDen biz 5lnr geginn
Ser nelien @erbanolung inter ic
$4,000 giirgidaft geItellt,
Der asSeoeral &eierpe gonro1
teilt NIT; oaB Die @eih1ftslage I'M
iiioipeItliebell 8eil Der Ser. Staaten
cine iebr giinitige pdre nno DOB spc.
Der aleinbdnoler nod 4onlnineaten
slt fiirhten brailhten, oaB irgenoeill
Wfangel on 2ebellsnitteln eintreten
fonntc.
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Ied5s aus 0tinneiota itdnnlefoe iosin-
liitiihe Goloaten, melde iis] lpeiser
fen, miIitdriihe 8efeble ausslfiibren,
gu ie 25 ssnbren 3ilhtbnls perlirteilt
iporoen. Sic tperoen ibre Strafe in
2eapenmortb, &an., 5ll perbiiben ba-
ben.
ssn Big @ils Ballep@ Bel
@aosoen. gIa.. pilroen in cinern 5luis
id)en Gberiffsbeamteli ilno argebli-
den 0eierteuren aiisgefod)teneli
Sample Der Sheriff sSohn 2elpis, ei-
ne sSrau mo 5iuei Sitffs=SberiFfs
peripunbet. Die Gelerterre entfanten.
6. q. 9inoberg bon ssairmoat,
Niinn., Der ols republifaniitler gon.
berneurs Ganoioat ailfgetreten 1T,
IL. ais folder aiieb BON Der q9eotional
9Son EartiIat 9eaglie lnterltiiet
miro, lit I'M @fonterep. Mirl1., per.
baftet poroen. Gr miro hefdnaloiat,
cine lngeieBlidle &eriunltfelnng per
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-10

GDlDdteif IN Der SallaajI yeiuuth ~
itarben an @nn6en, IedJs an &ranf-
lleiten, ied)s fa,nen onrd 3nfaile
pSer anberc llriaden INNS Seben;
bier lpnrben bnrd 9uftidifT llnfalls
aet1fet; fiinfnnD0reifis lpnroe'l
ldlluer peripnnbet un6 bel ied5ebn
@erlpnnSeteu lit nid)t seiagt, ob iie
iclluer ober leid)t perpnnOet iino.
Nulaenoe 3eraner iteben auf Der Si-
itc: gentnant Samlet q. Sones aus
aanfman, gefdllen; Sploat Charles
@initun ans Galli, an &ranfbeit &C.
itor6em; Gisnal-G Gleftrifer Ser. Y.
Mlartin aus aongDie, beim enftidiff-
ltnfnil ums 9eben gefpmmen.
geadj benz offsiellen 8eridt pum
Counting iinb SO amerifaniid)e Sol.
Oafem gefallen; nenn itarben an Wnit'
ben mn6 eff an 6rnnfbeiten; einer
fam onrd) eineu 9nftidiff-ltnfall INNS
eeben, bier Smrd un0ere llmfalle; 4G
unrbem Id5iuer per,umnoet; "a ber-
tunnbet, es wirS nid)t geiast, OBJ
id,mer ooer leid)t;; 20 luerbea permifst.
Inter Ben GefnIenen lit Der aDrpp=
raj Mubreg s. SDnes ans Haris, Ser.
ylms Taris iuiro gemeloet, Die Eat
iad)e, baf Sic neme Cffeniipe fid nnr
ailf sluan5ig Meilen eritredc, lei ein
3eidlen ppn Sdllu1d)e.
Die 9entIdjen mei0en, iie lldttem
bic Wmrp-Siisei ueitlid BON Der
Die aenOmtiien.
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pon Gbatean slierrD 5mriidseidJla-
gen.
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&iite binnnter bat itarfes Yrtilerie-
fener itattgefnn6en.
General Eeribins fat bic aimerifa-
niiden Srnppen in benz aatnpf i'a
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glns glmiter6am lpiro gemel6et, bic
9entideh fiinbigten eine Offeniiuc
Der gmlsareE in Wasebpnieu an, nm
fer benz Hefebl bes 0eneral Siman
BON Snn6ers.
General Tod), Der Gberbefeblsbn
Der oeH Mliiierteu Gtreitfr1ftc, er-
flarte, bic ein5ise Mrt snm Siege 81
gdansen, lei bnrd bic Grteilmns pon
CffeniibidjiGsen.
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iagt, bic ltnterieebDote, bic mad mn
iern @eiuGiiern famen, Ieien 2renser,
Die 5ipDlf biz fiinf5ebn anuten per
Stlnbe MAIDEN itm6 einen 1ebalf BON
$500 bis 5000 Spmncn baben.
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rifaniid)en GeluaiIern teiliueiie idlarf
fritiiiert iper6en.
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bic ncnen Sentiden llnterieebuot.
&renser nidt beiuabrt IGtten.
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pom Snmstng iagf, bic aeiammten
bemtId)en einicn nprolueitlid) BON
G6ateam sbierrp, ieien BON oen NJ
liierfen snriifseoranet luOrocn.
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rifaniide Gampfer pEinar Del Iio"
iiebsia Wcilen bon Der aiiite Wia-
rslano's ppn eineia bentidJen In
terieebout bcrienft. Sin yoot nit
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can Gnban Gteamibip giue. Sine
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.uferifnniidle @anoiten. Die

= UtCIIIuIlIIuIt NllI1UFtNIf VFS q.
oen giaiftas gebortetL baben am q
gPai bei 2a@ Slus I'M Staate 9n-
roneo einen Galiagier5ug 5nm Cut.
qleiien ge6raht. sic sriffen Damn Den
3ltg on, toteten iedl5ig BON ben Sol.
oaten, Die auf Dem 3nge waren llno
letten ooraui Den 3ug in graitb. no.
bel orei gaiiogiere uins Seben ia
men. Sfuf oein 3uge befallben it'd
10000 Yeios, oie cine @eute Der
8auoiten tpuroen.
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SeMs s[ubdnger Tillas Siuo ge-
fougen genolnnlen ifito IN SIinngu,
@bibilafia. bingerihtet iuoroen
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: SAINT ariess- sparmarfsa-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-05
FTTCHVlILE
Baptist Church Services -- Annual Meeting of Palmer Hose Company- Joe J. Sweeney Elected Foreman.

At the Fitchville Baptist church, Rev. W. D. Hethefington, pastor. Sun day, Jan. 6, Ii a. nn., there will be the communion service. Sermon text, Behold the Lamb of God, that taketh away the sin of the world" 1915 p. m., the Bible school; z p. rn., evening worship. Text, 'He that will, let him take the water of life freely"
 Thursday, Jan. 10, 7.30 p n., weekly prayer meeting. Subject, Helping Others.
 Nose company's Annual Meeting. - At the meeting of the Palmer Hose company held in the rooms of tue com- pany Thursday evening the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Foreman John J. Sweeney; first assistant. Francis Gribbin; second as- sistant, Charles Kingberger; engineer, U --------: assistant engineer, Am brose Rivers; secretary, John F. Fields treasurer. E. Allen Bidwell; steward, Benjamin Sisson.
 Brevities. Mrs John Brown is spending sev- eral days with her son, Walter Brown of Bristol.
 Mrs. W. N. Chappen and daughter Mrs. Ethel Eastland, and grand daughter Miss Ethel Powers, have re- returned from several days visit wifi relatives in Chesterfield. Nelson Stark was a visitor in Hart ford Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-05
WALK ERECT
 AT EIGHTY

Because man or woman is old doAs not mean that they must walk along bent over and supported with a carie 4 man can be as vigorous and healths at eighty as at twenty if he aids the organs of the body in performing theil functions.
 / All diseases. whether of a malignant or weak character, tend to tear away our vitality. You must ceunteracts dis ease in it's incipient stage if you wouit live a happy and useful long life. \,
 COLD MEDAL Haarlenn oil Can- is used all oyer the world. contain soothing oils combined with streng@ giving and>, system-cleaning herbE These capsules are a prescription an' have. been and are still being used a physicians in daily practice. They hay proven their merit in relieving back ache, kidney and bladder complaint and all ailments arising from an exceS Eof uric acid. in the system. .g
 GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil CapsuS are sold at all reliable druggists. The are guaranteed to do everything claimed or money refunded. Don't 2 misled by false limitations. Look fo GOLD MEDAL on every box i
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-05
-PEND.ETON HILL
Difficult to Keep Wara,-Death of Mrs Consdon--opening of School Term.

Monday morning the thermometer registered twenty degrees below zero. It is necessary to keep continuous and vigorous fires in cellars, which were never before known to freeze. Such weather was never before known tt continue through days and weeks.
 Mrs. Eugene Condgon's death from pneumonia occurred Monday night. The funeral Services were, held Tues day morning at ten o'clock. a,.-:,. :,
 Thomas E. Wheeler has given three mammoth turkeys to the benefit of the church and Red Cross. One tur- wey alone weighs tweny five pounds.
 Watch the advertising columns for the notice of a turkey supper to be held in the near future. r. .%.... Miss Lucy Lester of Gales Ferry opened the winter term Of school on Monday, December ,31st. A small. at- tendance is, reported, owing. to the cold weather. There should be seventeen pupils in school, but only eight re. ported. ,-. =.
 Miss Lesters brother, Samuel, has just been made first sergeant in the National army. Mr. Lester is very popular young man. He Is working for the captains commission. .-*.., Several are i'll with colds. ...4.- MT. and Mrs. John Lewis as before played Santa Claus here, and in thei, automobile dropped large boxes ,e. o1 delicious oranges at different doors.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-05
GRATITUDE EXPRESSED
Women Workers for Red Gross For '''. maIly Thanked. :

The following extract from letter received by Mrs. A. M. Brown, Jan. 3, is of especial interest to the women who have so faithfully served and knitted for the local Red Cross chap ter during the past months: -,
 "On behalf of the Atlantic division let me congratulate the Jewett City Red Cross chapter on the splendid quality of the supplies which have passed from your work rooms through this department of the Atlantic Divis-
 ion Supply Service. Your knitted arr
 ticles are especially commendable;
 they are beautifully made. of excellent
 grade wool and absolutely up to the standard. LILLIAN A. MORSE. Executive Secretary, Inspection Dept, |; Woman's Bureau. --. ..,. AppreciatiVe Letters,
 | The Red Cross chapter has receiv- ed letters of appreciation and thanks from Charles Palmer, John Potts, Jr. Harold Spicer and Walter Benjamin. ' Gave $i2,0o0 in Thrift Stanps. Accompanying a picture of David Hale Tanning, a Worcester paper had 1 the following story:
 War-savings stamps to value 0,
 more than $12,o00 were distributed 1 among employees of the Royal Worces, Ire Corset Co.,, last night Each em | ploye, upon leaving the factory, wa; presented an envelope containing th1 l corporations wishes for nerr, I lChristmas and happy New Year, to- gether with a war-savings certificat, bearing either one or two S war-sav lings stamps.
 In making this. valuable gift, Davi,
 H. Tanning, president of the company many times a. philanthropist, shove,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-05
MOOSUP
Red Cross Chapter Formally Organ ized-Drive to Secure 250o Members
 Pianned-WilI Start Tuesday Next
 Students Return to College.

network of organizing a Red Cross chapter in the town of Plainfield is
 progressing rapidly. Wednesday ev-
 ening meeting was held in the town
 hall with the chairman Of the execu- tive committee, Session Adams, pre- siding. At the meeting the following I:were elected chairmen of the differ
 ent departments; Department of ac- lltivities Sidney Paine; department of membership, Edward Gallagher: de- .partfnent of women borough. Mrs. D.
 B. Mati1ewson; department of supplies,
 John Prior; department of home ser vice, Charles Bragg; department of finance, Charles Jerome; department of publicity, Rev. W. A. Keefe. l The material left over from the for ,mer organization in the town, of which
 Mrs. Annie. Tillinghast was secretary, was given over, at this meeting, to the new chapter. 1 Those serving on the executive com- mittee are: Chairman, Session Adams; vice chairman, U. Lafrance; secretary, Yvonne Lafreniere: treasurer, Sidney Paine; assistant treasurer, Mrs. Annie 1 Tillinghast. Those acting on the executive board
 consist of the members on the execu- l tive committee and Rev. W. A. Keefe l T 1 Farrell, Mrs. William Gardiner, Mrs ! Howard Byles, Mrs. Anne Filling | hast. =.
 1 Next week Tuesday drive will be made to increase the membership oi l the chapter to 2500. There are al present 642 members at large.
 l Personal Mention.
 l William Bellavanee was a Proyi, ! 1nf,s nr1h h1SGis1ACC TS11IrCdaE 1 Miss l.. Airline WashburLe of Prov. iaence is visiting her aunt, Mrs. l. M. Bennett on Prospect street. -. i Miss Elizabeth Nightingale has re- lturned to Pembroke college, Provi Idence, after spending the holiday: re cess at her home here. ~
 Louis Piche has returned to the Sa
 cred Heart college, Central Falls, af ter spen ding the past week at his hom
 on Main street. f Nicholas Caron has returned to As
 sumption College, Worcester, afte
 spending the holiday recess at hi
 home In Moosup.
 John Larose of Woonsocket has bee < visiting at the home of MT. and MT;
 David Larose.
 Thursday Clubs Election. E The annual meeting of the Thurs , day club was held at the home of Mir ,tJ. Q. Maine, on High street, Januar l.3. The president, Mrs. Main, presid ed. The following officers were cleo , l ed: President, Mrs. David c. Parker . vice president, Mrs J. Orville Maine
 Isecretary, Mrs. Thomas Day; Urea! l iurer, Mrs Charles D. Salisbury. MT .lJ. 0. Main and Mrs. H. E. Main wel ] 1.-the readers for the afternoon. II
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-05
LIBERTY HILL.
Annual Church Meeting and Roll Call ~-cois Weather All she Week.

There was no service at. the church Sunday on account of the cold wealth ef. % Z Sunday morning the mercury was 17 degrees below zero with the wind blow ing from the north. =
 Annual Meeting.
 The Liberty Hill church held it's ari- nual business meeting and roll cali Tuesday evening, January 1st. The treasurer's report showed no indebted ness and small surplus on hand. The following are the officers: Trustees, G. B. Dimon, John Clarke, Fred Green; secretary and treasurer, Horace Foote; auditor, ]. George Clark; orgariist, Mrs Wallace w. Palmer; chorister, J; George Clark. An oyster supper was served.
 Visited Stepfather.
 Professor H. N. Loomis and his brother, Fred, were here Thursday to see their stepfather, J. H. Burrill, who is in poor health.
 Everett c. Payson and Wallace W Palmer went to Colchester Tuesday evening of last week to be questioned by the exemption board in response te their duestionnaire cards.
 Mrs w. w. Palmer is in Norwich for few days.
 Unheard of Weather. For five days in succession commenc. ing Saturday, the mercury has rang ed from 4 below to r below zero with the wind directly north and par of the time blowing strong. Unheard O weather for the time of year.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-05
overseer Samuel Baldwin Leaving
 Totokett Company to Go to Knight Mill, Manchaup.

Samuel Baldwin, tor the past four
 years overseer of the weaving depart
 ment in the plant of the Totokett Man.
 ufacturing company at Occum has rendered his resignation to take effect
 Saturday, January 5th. Mr. Baldwin resigns to enter the em-
 ploy of the B. B. & R. Knight Con-
 pany at their plant at Manchaug.
 Mass, where he will have charge of the weaving, During the four years with the Totokett Manufacturing G., he has won the esteem of both his employers and employees by his abili- ty and courteous treatment of aN with whom he has come in contact Not only will ile be missed. but the mem-
 bers of his family will be also, as they have large circle of friends both in the church and social life of the village. MT Baldwin begins his new duties Monday. William FrohmandeI l will succeed MT. Baldwin as oversee1 1 of weaving.