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Arizona republican., 1919-03-03
Auctions


 BIG AUCTION SALE TUESDAY, MARCH 4. AT THE O. K. CoRRAI.S. 3li N. 7TH AVE. POINTS. COMMENCING AT l
 O'CLOCK SHARP Consisting in part as follows. NO head of horses and mules, just .hipncd from California. Ranging in tre from 4 10 10 years. Weighing from 900 Co 1900 lbs All well broke anu eady 10 be put right into hard work Of tnv kind This is an excellent lot Of tock and will bear a very close inspec- ion. for quality and soundness. They yin be at the cOrrals a few days before tate Of sale Call and look them over. Win also sell
 70 new buggies of all types. new carriages of all types.
 second hand farm wagons. NO double sets of chain harness. double sets Of leather breecheD arness.
 lf you are in the market for good york stock or any of the above men ioncd articles. we assure you that this vIll be one Of the greatest opportunt ies of the year to make your selection Terms. Six months credit will bC Iven on approved note at 10 per cent per cent discount for cash. For further particulars call or see c. B. McMULLEN. Auctioneer
 J. E. PHELPS.
 H. T.. JOHNSON.
 LEM BRICkER
 Owners
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03
Auctions
Auction Sale

THURSDAY, MARCH
 3 miles south and 1 mile east of Glendale. miles west of Grand avenue on Indian school road. or on corner of J Ave. and Lateral r.
 COMMENCING AT 10: 90
 Having sold my ranch. I will sell at public auction all my personal prop erty and stock.
 % head cattle.
 27 head A-No. Holstein cows, fresh and coming fresh. Heavy milkers.
 head calves. 1-year-old registered Holstein bull. 2-year old registered Holstein.
 good work horse and saddle pony, Farming implements. Lots of milk cans. De Laval separator. Grain sacks. 10 tons hay.
 TERMS OF SALE-All sums of sl00 and under cash; over this amount a credit of 6 months will be given. Purchaser giving approved 10 per cent note or ? per cent off for cash. C. O. McMURTRY. Auctioneer. l.. C. GALLAND, Clerk. II. D. CANANESS, Owner.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03

FOR SALE-s1775.00 Do you want well furnished, comfortable bunga- lc- at once? Let me show you this one. Has seven rooms, bed rooms, hardwood floors. BuiH-in book cases, buffet, closets, fireplace. Fronts east on paved avenue, walking distance from business center, paved streets all the way. One-third down, balance to suit purchaser. Owner, 2S7 West Mon roe street l.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03
For Sale-Houses
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FOR SALE-s15,00 ,000, close in busi- ness property. Income s100 per month, which is per cent on investment. One block from Board of Trade. This is a new brick building. construction is first class and modern in every respect. Big increase in value every year. One third cash will handle 1t, long time on bal ance. Owner. 237 W Monroe St.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03
Nwi@ht B. Heard
lLmther Bargains
CASA GRANDE VALLE

CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 FOR TRADE
 160 acre relinquishment 40 acres cleared. well partly dug. The very best of soil, shallow water, will be under canal within miles of Casa Grande. only s12.5O an acre. Will trade for Phoenix property improved or unimproved.
 LUTHER REALTY co. no \. Central Ave. Phone 170S
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03
Big Horse and Mule Sale
COMMENCING AT i O'CLOCK
 SHARP
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3

At the Corrai on the Corner ot North
 Seventh avenue and Monroe
 Street, Phoenix 40 HEAD OF MULES AND HORSES All good ages: 10 teams of good work horses, weighing from 2500 10 5000 lbs. per team; 10 teams of first class work mules, averaging 9l00 t0 2S00 lbs. per team. All of this stock will be guaranteed Co be as repre- scented at time of sale.
 TERMS OF SAJ4E-All sums Of sl1C and under, cash; over that amount, a credit of six months will be given purchaser giving approved 10 per cent note; per cent off for cash.
 TUCKEY & JAMES. Owners
 c. OMcMURTRY. Auctioneer
 l.. c. .GALLAND. Clerk
 Office Monihon Bldg, Room ;; Phone 1910
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03
Auctii@n

 ALk COWS AND YOUNG STOCK ,t. Rush Keisler Ranch. Eight Miles West on Yuma Road. or One Mile
 Nest of Tolleson. 'UESDAY. MARCH {. AT l:30 F. Nj.
 con Six Months Time) 10 milk COWS. heavy producers. 2 steers. two years old. ( steers one year old. Q hcifers. long yearling b milk cans.
 surrey and other things Everybody inyited-come early-the ale will commence at 1880 sharp. TERMS. Six months bankable note. ecured by note and mortgage, or 2 or cent off for all cash on amounts yer Sl00. under that amount cash.
 RUSH KEISLER, owner B w CFTgfNGER Aurffounar k
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03

COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK
 SHARP Having sold our ranch, we will sell [ auction on the above date all our crsonal property
 16 HEAD or CATTLE Q head of good milk cows. fresh and 1ming fresh, Holstein and Durham head yearling heifers: pure bred wtss COW and yearling heifer
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03
For Sale-Houses
GREENE & GRIFFIN'S REALTY BARGAINS

GREENE & GRIFFIN'S
 REALTY BARGAINS
 NEW HOMES HOME BUILDERS ARE FINISHING SEVERAL BRICK BUNGALOWS IN THEIR ADDITIONS. THESE BUNGA- LOWS ARE MODERN AND UP LOWS ARE MODERN AND UP TO-DATE IN ALL DETAILS AND WILL BE SOLD TO YOU UPON HOME BUILDERS
 TERMS-IF YOU HAVE A VA CANT LOT LET US BUILD YOU A HOME.
 $3250-Modern Brick Bungalow Fur nished-Just West of Capitol Terms to Responsible People. BETTER THAN 15&o-Upon the Cor ner of North Fourth and Roose- welt Streets We Have For Sale TwoDouble Brick Pebble Dashed Houses That Are New and Mod . ern in All Detai1s-You Can Live in One and Make the Other Three Pay For the PropeFty- Will Sell Separately if Desired To Responsible People Will Give Attractive Terms Improved
 Street and Within Walking Dis
 tance-the Present Income is Sl60 Per Month.
 1 sS0o0-2 Big Lots With Modern Brick Bungalow Shade Trees and Chicken Yards-East Willetta. | SUBURBAN HOME-One Acre With Modern Brick Bungalow-2 Story
 Barn-Sheds-Place for Cow and Chickens-Good Well With Elec- tric Engine and Pump-Osborr School District-Terms to Re sponsible People-Move Right IT MEADowBRooK ACRE TRACTS
 Just East Indian School--Glen.
 dale Car-s225 to S350 Per Tract
 -l0fo cash-s10 Per Month. K KENILW O R T 1.-The Addition ot
 Beautiful Homes-Special Price.
 and Inducements to Builders O.
 Homes in Kenilworth-Bigges
 Lots for the Money Upon tn,
 Market
 GREENE, & GRIFFIN
 Tel. 1894 1Si \. First Ave
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03

Sl5,OG0 Cash Buys one of the best half sections in the valley with terms like rent on balance of purchase price. Only sS5.- GOO. including 210 acres in grain seeded, stock and equipment, ready for busi- ness. Large brick dwelling, 9 labor CTS houses. silo, barns, etc, splendid soil, good drainage and near paved boulevard
 Dwight lB. Heard
 CENTER AND ADAMS If 5-ACRE tract, at mile NE city; terms. GIT, Republican. k FOR SALE or rent - A dandy TO- acre ranch, close in; good improve ments. Phone 3S-R-2. 2
 ONE ACRE
 Near car line. house, well, barn and corral. A bargain. See O'Riely.
 FRANK k. STEWART. Phone 1897 r ". Adams St. HOME and building lots for sale by | owner; k-story bungalow and two | lots; all we'll located. Call at 220 Fleming Bldg. or Phone 1921. OIL LANDS AND LEASES IN THE i TEXAS S-OKLAHOMA OIL FIELDS I receive daily wire bulletin from Eastland-Ranger and Fort Worth of listing of leases which have been ex- amined as to title. formation and prob able value, by the most reliable or ganization of expert oil men now op- erating in the Texas Oklahoma fields under the supervision of Ross Els worth Vandruff, developer of the | Cushing. Okla. pool.
 Everything from proven ground tu probable territory. Full data and To- cation fin each case. Tocay's listing comprises eleven good prospects in proven ground.
 H. A SMITH.
 27 x. Central Ave.
 Phone 1922. Il 20 ACRES of A land for sale milei northwest of Phoenix; Groom hous' and cross-fenced; S275 per acre s2,000 will handle, or will trade for 40. Ask for Shaw. Keystone Realt, Co, 15 N. First Ave. FOR SALE-5, 10, l5, 20 or SO-acr tracts, best land in the valley; class { water: located northeast of Phoenix il the orange land district close to stree car line. Easy terms. For lease, 1 acres.
 WALKER REALTY co.
 315 W. Washington. Phone e27. 50 ACRES, extra fine soil, modern room house. plenty of fruit and shade S1 ,000.D0 worth feed on place. All fo s22 ,000.00. s5000.00 cash will handle -204.
 L. NJ. BOXES,
 With Keystone Realty Co. 1916 \. list Ave.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03
For Sale-Real Estate
LOOK

15 ACRES-10 acres ready for cot ton. Balance in oats and family or chard. Old "A" water. Price $60o0. This place is just off of paved road.
 20 ACRES-A real ranch home Over 100 fruit trees and everything modern and up-to-date. If you want q real home let us show you this one. 30 ACRES-20 acres in alfalfa, 10 acres in barley; all fenced. New house ready to move into. Price s6500. s15o0 down, balance to suit your pock- ct book.
 90 ACRES-All plowed and ready for crop: 20 acres in oats; old class "A" water. This place is right on the car line and priced s75 per acre cheap CT than anything else around there. This is a real buy Tor some one. 4 swell place to subdivide.
 FRANK W. SHEDD & co.
 "Shedd Sells the Earth"
 TOT \. Central Ave
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03
Cattle Ran@e

We have a very fine layout and a money maker. About 1900 head good grade cattle, plenty of feed and water, well equipped with horses. saddles, etc. With this place goes 160 acres pat tented land. well watered from con- stantly flowing streams. House, barn, windmill; leased state land and permit no forest reserve. Call and let us tell you about this.
 BLOCK & FOGLE
 37 N. First Ave. Phone 4206 g
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03

POSSESSION AT ONCE
 Beautiful, modern, pebble dashed brick home. near capitol. Price below actual value. Owner 1735 w. Madison.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03
HEAD OF HORSES

. HEAD OF HORSES ] team horses. weight 1900 lbs. about and years old: ] bay horse. weight 700 lbs, ] black mare, weight 1900 lbs. sorrel mare. weight 1900 lbs. l bay lare, weight HOO lbs. 1 black mare eight 1000 lbs.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03
lRRgsells & HIaskell

zI N. First Ave. It 2k ACRES. best buy in valley. See owner. 6 Weldon Ave. between In- dian car line and Central Ave. in Bella Vista place. ask conductor. It
 CATTLE RANGE-NORTH Plenty of water. 800 acres and per- mits on the reserve for grazing, be- sides goo head cattle. horses and equip ment Box 24i. Phoenix. Arizona If
 CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 LAND WITH CLEAR TITLE 1920 acres, level. loam soil; the best big tract at the lowest price and with easy terms.
 320, 4is miles out sl5 per acre. l60 near Toltec. s25 per acre. . Two 40 acre tracts, fine land and To- cation. for S30 per acre.
 240 acres right close in. fine for sub- division. s45 per acre.
 l60. all in cultivation. pumping plant, etc slS,000.00. Terms.
 ASSIGNMENTS
 CLOSE IN. PARTLY IMPROVED. FOR S. TO sS.50 PER ACRE. GET YOUE HOMESTEAD WHILE YOU CAN. ACT NOW-TODAY.
 <. C. MILLER COMPANY 32 x. 1st Ave. Creighton Bldg.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03
Bungalows and Small Houses

Small Houses To buy a small home with a small payment down and the balance m monthly payments is not only much more convenient and satisfactory in every way than renting in this overly crowded city, but it is very saving, and in a short time will prove to be highly profitable. Phoenix is growing as it has never grown before and all property values are sure to advance rapidly.
 A five room brick bungalow with screen porch; cement side walks; mod ern throughout Northwest section. s3500; $500 down; $40 monthly.
 Four-room brick and screen porch; thoroughly modern. Cement walks; wire back fence and chicken houses s3150; $500 down; s25 per month.
 A neat little four-room frame, just being completed: northeast section; $500; $500 down, balance monthly payments.
 Five-room brick bungalow, stucco finish, with two extra screen rooms. Thoroughly modern. Cement drive way and garage. 75-ft front. North west section. s5O0O. 5000 down, bal ance terms.
 Five-room brick, two screen rooms, modern, close in near high school, $3750; $500 down. Balance terms. Six-room modern bungalow, north west section. s5250; half cash, balance | easy terms.
 1 Six-room frame in southwest sec ! tion- A good house in first-class con- 1 dition. This is 8 big bargain at s2000
 Five-room brick on two lots, east o town. Has bored well. A splendid buy for a home, future increased value $2500; terms.
 A close-in corner near business sec, tion, bringing in $50 to $6O monthly Always rented. $1O,000; 5000 cash s per cent on deferred payments.
 E. F.. lPasc0e E
 Phone 4124 SO2 N. Central Ave FOR SALE-Two lots, fenced, 1' fruit trees, large chicken house, north west. Price $35O. Inquire at 1909 Ol- i've St. Phone 4S44.
 FIVE ROOM HOUSE. new and mod ern. 1 block from carline. A snap fol $500. s40O cash.
 RUGGLES &s HASKELL
 21 N. 1st Ave.
 GOOD room and screen roomet house, on North Second street. Priced right. Call Phone S507.
 FOR SALE-6 room, modern bricl house. large screen porch, lawn, shad and cement walks. Chicken yard fenced and cross fenced. Brick stor room and laundry room with cellar be low and sleeping room above. Nea school and paved street. Reasonabl terms. Owner. 746 w. Fillmore. FOR SALE OR RENT-4 room bricl house with screen porch and garage fruit trees and grape arbor. 62S Nortl 3rd avenue. Call at residence. MODERN HOME, rooms, screei porch. garage. good neighborhood, com pletely furnished s2000, half casf 11os E. Taylor. Phone 6sS. Evening s449. {
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03
ESTABLISHMENTS

REIMBURSEMENT
 Relinquishments in Casa Grande val ley miles from railroad; first class land worth sl0, will take s75O per acre fl taken quick Must sell. See owner at 36S North Fourth Ave 2
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03
Ranches For Sale

120 acres. so acres in alfalfa Small house and fenced. This is close to Glendale and in that fine belt of soil. This land is below. price asked around it.
 so acres fine sandy loan soil. s75 less than land around it. This is d chance of a life time.
 70 acres near town, 20 acres in all falfa. balance in grain, good house, and well fenced.
 40 acres fine soil. at s235 per acre. SO acres near Glendale. all in grain Fine land and in excellent shape, new house, see this,
 BLOCK & FOGLE Phone 4602 37 N. First Ave. 10 acres fine sandy foam in line of progression. An ideal property under the market and on easy terms.
 so acres plowed and ready for crop absolutely the best buy in the valley
 40 acres. all in alfalfa, none better
 20 acres in barley and all 10 the good l60 acres. improved. fine soil and splendid location, will sell or trade 1T part for city property.
 These bargains we can deliver i'm mediately, on small payments dowr and easy terms.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03

RUSH KEISLER, owner B. W. GETSINGER, Auctiopeer
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03
For Sale-MiScellaneous


 TWO long coats, s each; tailored suit, bust 3S, s5; black silk dress, bust 3S, $10; several shirtwaists at $1 each; a few towels and pillow slips and other valuable articles; a pair of gunmetaA shoes, size 6, $6; a pair of white kid evening slippers, med. size, $7.50; A lace bedspread, s3; dresser scarf and fancy work, two quilts. Call after Sun- day at GIT N. First St. Call at door on west side. ! CULTIVATOR and blow, nearly nexs cheap for quick sale. Phone 114-R-5. a FOR SALE-Ope steel beam 12-iu. blow. 1 steel beam Gin. blow, 1 cuiti- vator. M. A. Sanford, Phone s636. FOR SALE Good young horse. wagon suitable for milk wagon. Phone 3540. 502 W. Adams St. k MINE buckets, sllips, rail Let us quote you on tanks. Southwestern Wrecking Co.,, Fl Paso. Texas. 2
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03
AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY. MARCH 4TH

'wo miles south of Mesa, on Base Line Road. 100 yards east of Railroad
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03
90 tons alfalfa hay in stack

FARMING IMPLEMENTS 1 farm wagon with rack: 1 farm aron with bed; 9 hay rakes; new over, 1 Osnorne disc. good as now.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03

.tA NAtaAN N. Center This ir dandy loca- lu and you cam make aa easy buy.
 ACRES 1rthcasi with good house. well. and s 0f fruit trees and shade. co good 1d not far out. Reasonable price d terms.
 10 ACRES st a little east on Van Burcn St. iod house and improvements. You n buy this cheap and on terms.
 so ACRES 1rthwcst. with fine improvements. ! In grain and barley
 60 ACRES lrthwest, good house, water. gas en- he and tank Orchard ofOver 10t 'cs Cheap for the money.
 go ACRES NrJhwcst Improvements alone wortl l.oo0 Fine soil good water ana cl An ldool place
 N. r. GREEN Commercial Hotel, Phone 1858 T
Arizona republican., 1919-03-03
For Sale-Houses
SA,2WO

6 W. ADAH-S ST. PHONE 1234
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-13
STONiNGTON

The marriage OF Miss Mabel Bates
Dias. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John
Dias, Of Hyde Park. Mass, and Fred
erick J.. Ostman of Stonington. took
place at Hyde Park Tuesday evening
az S o'clock in Christ Episcopal
church.
The church. an old stone structure
Of pretty design. was decorated with
laurel snow balls, and bridal roses
for the occasion, and invited guests
and friends Of the contracting parties
assembled az the hour named TO wit
ness the union of the couple
The bride was very prettily gowned
IN whit satin and Georgette crepe,
with bead trimming. She wore a veil
and carried a bouquet of whit roses
and shower of white sweet peas
She was ATTENDED by Miss Adeline L.
Bates Of Hyde Park as bridesmaid,
who wore pink Georgette crepe with
bead trimming and carried a bouquet
Of pink roses. The maids OF honor
were Misses Ethel " PETERSON, Ethel
Fratus c. Emma Lorenz and Flor
ence II. White. They were dressed
in yellow crepe de chine and Georgette
crepe with black hats and carried
white roses.
The groom was attended by DR.
James H. Weeks of Stonington, as
best man.
The bride entered the church on the
arm Of her father and met the groom
at the altar in the usual form and
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-13

to the pole and brace where Hoyt was
standing. From an examination of the
net it was found that it had become
rusted, by reason of the long time it
had been in the air 1t would there
fore appear that the net. erected
for the purpose of safety, by reason
of its faulty construction ard neglect
ed condition has become the instru-
ment of DEATH
In conclusion, the report says: 81
therefore find and certify that the
death of Edwin S. Hoyt was caused by
electrocution, said electrocution being
caused by Wires of the telephone COM
pany net coming into contact with
current and wires of the electric light
company, said contact occurring as d
result of the gross negligence of Of
ficials and employees of the Westerly
Automatic Telephone Company in i'm
properly constructing said screen and
later allowing the same to become
doubly unsafe by want of repairs"
Local Laconics.
The collection for Old Home Week
now amount to $S,457.T0.
Westerly members of Narrag ansett
Commandery. X. T.. will go to Wake
field this afternoon 10 assist in ST.
Johns day observance exercises.
All Westerly is expected to display
the stars and stripes Saturday, in rec
ignition of Flag Day.
Private John Brophy, after heroic
services with the 141st Infantry, 36th
Division on the battlefelds of France,
arrived home from Camp Mills, We'd
nesday afternoon He was gassed
while in action.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-13

John W. Sutton, Jr., rector of the
church, the double ring service being
used. The music for the occasion was
rendered by Prof. Clifford A. Morse,
Following the services at the church.
a reception was held at the home of
the brides parents at No. 13 Albion
street and there. amid a bower of
laurel and snowballs the newly united
couple received the congratulations of
the more than 125 in attendance. This
lasted from $50 till 10 o'clock. when
a bountiful collation. was served the
company.
The presents were beautiful and
We're of both useful and ornamental
tpye, cut glass and silver predomin-
ating however.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ostman left shortly
after 10 o'clock for a brief trip to New
Hampshire, amid a shower of con-
fetti. They are to return the end of
this week and take up their residence
a. home which has been prepared for
their reception in Stonington. where
Mr.. Ostman is engaged in the whole
sale and retail fish bushes.
stonington Pointers.
Rev. Dwight C. Stone is spending a
few days with his mother at Bethle-
hem. Conn.
Warden Crandall has contracted
with a Westerly painter to place the
names on the Roll of Honor.
The Misses Mary and L. H. Hakes
of New York have arrived at their
summer home in the borough.
The Stonington High Schol team de-
feated the Shore Line Electric team al
baseball by a score of II to 4.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-13

man were married at he home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Barton
Brown, Wednesday afternoon by Rev
c. A. MerreH. The bride wore white
crepe de CLINE and Georgette crepe and
! carried white roses. The couple was
unattended. Only the relatives and a
deT intimate friends were present.
They went to Boston for short we'd
ding trip and will later make their
home here. The going away gown
was midnight blue, with hat of the
same color.
William Smith is building a S. foot
power boat for Captain r. ". Latham.
The craft is expected to be very speedy
and is much admired by seafaring
men.
Schooner Mabel Viseden, Captain
Antoine Anderson, is fitting out here
| for a sword fishing trip.
The pleasurt boat owned by the late
Chisholm Stewart has been sold to
Stonington parties.
Mrs. Eta Crowell has returned from
Lawrence hospital where she has been
a surgical patient.
Mrs. Frank Fitch is visiting rela-
tives in Worcester.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Webster and Mrs
]. Fl. Burdick attended the Clark
'NoeI4StAil hCuN444S AL ny stu u6S-
day.
Miss Ruth Fitch is visiting Mrs.
Coles, in Mills.
Mrs. A. W. King of Terrace avenue
is entertaining Mrs. Elizabeth Fithian
of Poquonock.
The Womans guild of Grace Episco-
pal church will meet Thursday after
noon with Mrs. William johnson.
Mrs. Minnie I. Vallette is caring for
Mrs. Crowell.
Miss Lillian Lynton is on a profess
sional case in New London.
Mrs. Clarence Nelson of Boston is
visiting Mrs. Phebe Chester on Brook
| street.
Miss Millicent Kelley entertained the
! World Wide Guild at her home on
High street, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Anna Lamb has returned to her
| home in New London after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lamb of High
| street.
A. W. King is able to return to his
duties in New London after brief ILL.,
| ness.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-13
NOANK

Liberty council. Daughters of Ameri-
ca elected officers Wednesday night
as follows: Councillor, Mrs. Florence
Livingston; vice counselor, Mrs. john
son; associate past councillor. Mrs. Hat
tie Chester; junior past councillor, Mrs.
Mabel Barlow; secretary, Mrs. Nellie
Wilcox; assistant secretary, Mrs. Ger
trude Sawyer; treasurer. Mrs. Minnie
Stewart; financial secretary. Mrs.
Mary Latham; outside sentinel, Mrs.
Mary Beebe; inside sentinel, Miss Ava
Macgowan; warden, Mrs. Frank Howe.
A special committee to replenish funds
in the treasury by some form of enter
tainment has Mrs. Minnie Stewart as
chairman.
Miss Lena Brown and Ivan Cross
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-13
EAST WOODSTOCK
Edmund Brown was In town one day

Edmund Brown was In town one day
this week.
Forty members of Senext grange at
tended Void Den grange last Wednes-
day night. taking part in the pro-
gramme.
The children of the district schools
hold their picnic next Saturday at
Roseland Lake.
Putnam lodge, No. As, held their
quarterly meeting last Saturday and
Grand Master Moyle of the Grand
Lodge of Connecticut was the guest
Of honor.
The seniors and juniors of the
Academy enjoyed a picnic at Roseland
Lake last Wednesday.
Edmund Anderson is home from
France.
Raymond Todd is working for Abben
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams were
in town one day This week.