The Press., 1921-09-22
UNION.A BODY FOUND IN LAKE

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 The body of Mrs. John Kettele, a bride of few days, who disappeared from the cottage at Mayland Park last Tuesday afternoon, while her husband was at Mashapaug village, was found about eight o'clock this morning. J. B. Orcutt of Norwich, who is spending the summer on the north shore, found the body floating with the anchor rope about her neck and the anchor suspended, about 200 feet east of Patmos island. The body was clad in bathing suit and shoes. MT. Orcutt notified Selectman Moore and Constable Hathaway. The coro- ner was notified and at the present time the body has not been taken from the water.
 Fairman Howard returned to Dean academy last week.
 John Buckley of Hartford, was home the first of the week.
 Mrs. George Towne of Stafford Springs was a recent guest of friends.
 Miss Florence Barrows returned ! day.
 c. s. Gage and family have been visiting friends in EastfOrd and Ash ford.
 The bridge on the main road at Mashapaug is undergoing extensive repairs.
 Mrs. F. L. Upham and Mrs. Marion Goodell were guests at l.. M. Reeds last week.
 Harry Palmer of Hartford, spent the weekend with his family, at the Mar cy homestead.
 Mrs. Eliza Talbott Wheeler of Crys- tai Lake called on friends at the Gen. ter on Saturday.
 Supervisor Rupp was in town visit ing schools Tuesday. He has five towns under his supervision.
 Mashapaug Lake Grange instructed class in degree work last Tuesday evening at the regular meeting.
 Mrs. Nelson Horton has returned from Thompsonville, leaving her sis ter, Mrs. Oliver gaining slowly in strength.
 M. B. Young and daughter, Mrs. F. E. Potter, and two daughters of New Britain, spent the weekend with her cousin, Mrs. w. Richards.
 The personal property of the late Emily H. Barber will be sold at auc- tiOn on Saturday at 10 a. m. The farm will be offered for sale at p. Ill.
 l.. M Reed and family accompanied Martin Brown and family to the East ern States Exposition in Springfield. c. s. Gage with J. B. Sellers and fam fly also attended the exposition on Monday.
 Mrs. w. Y. Brown has returned to her home in Philadelphia. The Lind say family spent the weekend here and returned to New York Monday. Miss Elinor Lindsay has entered Wal nut Hill school near Boston.
 Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Coolidge took ] trip through Massachusetts and into New Hampshire as a part of MT. Cool idge's vacation, starting Friday and returning Tuesday. While they were away they called to see their son and daughter at Mount Hermon and NOrthfeld.
 A silver medal contest will be held il the town hall Thursday evening, September 29, under the auspices of he WOman's Christian Temperance ~'nion. Mrs. Jeanette Mann, of Boston gill give an address. The next day, Friday, the annual meeting and cleo jon of officers of the w. c. T. U. will be held at Mt. Ochepetuck, and an Op- p0rtunity given to meet Mrs. Mann, who is to be present.
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 MT. and Mrs. George Bradway visit ed MT. and Mrs. Louis Stanton in Bi'imfield on Sunday. Will Batchelder of Milton, who is spending his vacation at Stafford, wis tied at Adelbert Agard's Friday and Saturday.
 Mrs. Charles Webster, who has been visiting her sister, Miss Della Blod- gett, in Holland several weeks has re- turned to her home.
 Charles Webster while digging pO- tatoes, last week found twelve which weighed eighteen and one quarter pounds, the largest one weighing two pounds and seven ounces.
 A party of thirty-three friends gave Miss COrnelia Csatlos a surprise miscellaneous shower" last week Tuesday evening which included gifts of silver and glass. The evening was spent in playing games and a ;ocial time. Refreshments of cake and coffee were served.