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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-06

demonstration; hostesses: depart.
ment officers.
Music Department.
Mrs. James Hooton Thomas Il
chairman of the music department
Other officers are: Mrs. James B
Clinton. vice chairman; Mrs
Charles C. Robb. treasurer: Miss
Jean Billingslea, secretary; Miss
Elizabeth Stone, press.
The meetings OF this department
for the year are as follows:
October 31--AmerIcan music
chairman-Mrs. Truman L. John.
son: hostesses; Mrs. ]. L. Watson,
Mrs. Henry s. Lively. Mrs. a. B.
Smith, Mrs Eldgely Sheridan. Mrs
Merle Amos, Mrs. Walter Barnes,
Mrs. Arthur Dochman. Mrs. George
DeBolt. Highgate.
November 2S-sacred music
chalrman--Mrs. Lucian n. Yost;
hostesses: Mrs. Bruce Bailey. Mrs
Hershel Barnes. Miss Eleanor
Blanche Barnes, Mrs. G. Fl. Bloom,
Miss. I.aurn Briggs, Mrs. E. e
Church, Mrs. s. Fl. Deimer, Miss
Nellie DOusan. Mrs. Leo Benedic.
Mrs. Raymond Fisher, Mrs. Mari
Keenan,. Miss Matte Bentel. Bill
ingsley Memorial Methodist Epis.
conal Church, South.
December 26-MusIcal tsbleaux
-chairman-Mrs. Oliver a. Wood:
hostesses: Mrs. @. E, Hutchinson,
Mrs. Frank Haas, Mrs. Louis Hell.
mick, Mrs. Herman V. Hesse. Miss
A. Ruth Kelley. Miss Pauline Kirk
Mrs, Paul Amos. Miss Jane Mont.
gomery, Mrs. N. A. Fletcher Son,
nencroft.
january Duo.Art demonstra,
tion-Miss Eleanor Shaw Of Iftts.
burgh, at piano--courtesy Of Kelley
Music Co.; chaIrman-M-s. {. W.
Waddell: hostesses: Mrs. W. g.
Kelley. Miss Florence Lavender,
Miss Mary Louise Nichols. Mrs.
Roy Meyer, Mrs. Lloyd Patton.
49, t'' 80 ~ ihJN anu AlISs l1hIIluT olI'
Mrs. Dalton Simon. Mrs. B. S. Fin
ger, Mrs. Ord Tough Kelley Nh.
sic Store.
'WLrMV0S pIoIHH siW 'pTaEIIo3
February 2T--Miscellaneous pro.
gram-chairman - Mrs. James B,
Clinton; hostesses: Mrs. c. H. Jen.
kIns, Mrs. n. f. Jamison, Mrs. Ma.
oml Straight Keister, Mrs. c. H.
( Troxell, Mrs. Arthur Stealey, Miss
Carline Stealey. Mrs. E. p. Smith.
Home Of Mrs. jenkins.
March 27-MusiCal Instruments
Chnirman-MisB Kathryn Beltzhoov.
er; hostesses: Miss Mary Louise
Oldham, Mrs. c. c. Denham Mrs.
c. B. Highland, Mrs. P. P. Llpson,
Mrs. John R. Cook. Home Of Mrs.
Harry ]. Hartley.
American citizenship Department,
Mrs. Lucian N. Yost is chairman
OF the American citizenship depart,
ment, Mrs. B. L. Butcher is vice,
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the elnb.
Mrs Thomas II. Aeksr. Mrs
George NJ Alexander Mrs HAIRY
w. Altman, Mrs. 3. IS, Afnos
Mrs. g. Merle Amos, Mrs Erank
r. Amos. Mrs Paul Amos. MI
R. j. Amos, Mrs. G. Merle Amos
Mrs w 3. Arnett, Mrs. Glenn >
w. E. Arnett, Mrs Glenn
Arnett, Mrs. Harry g. Arnetl
Mrs. U. N. Arnett, Jr., Mrs II.
E. Ashcraft, Mrs. ThomAs Ash.
craft, Mrs. A. A. Ayers.
Mrs. Max Baer Mrs. Bruce
Bailey. Mrs. Glenn F. BSrnes
Mrs. Walter R. Barnes Mrs "
Kenneth Barnes, Mrs. HerschelH
Barnes, Mrs. Walter D. Barring
ton. Mrs. C. H. Bartlett, Mrs
Charles r. Bell. Mrs. Leo 81
Benedict, Mrs. Phillip S.; Rantet
Mrs. Richard o. Rentel, Mrs
F.. Berry, Mrs. Richard 3. Berry
Mrs. A. W. Binns. Mrs JACK
BintE. Mrs. j. Morton Black, Mrs
W. T. Black, Mrs. Dan Bloei
Mrs. Clarence Bloom, Mrs. Tobe
Blumenthal, Mrs. Roy F. Bebet
Mrs. l.. G. Boggs, Mrs. Charies
F. Bornfeld, Mrs. Anthony Bowen,
Mrs. Frank Boydston, Mira Nv
y, Boydston, Mrs s. D. Hfady.
Mrs. T. |. Brett, Mrs. s.
Brobst, Mrs. S. B. Brooks Mrs
W. e. Brooks. Mrs. NJ. h.
Brown Mrs @. H Brownfleldp
Mrs. Clark Brownfield. Mrs, ~
Fl. Brumble, Mrs William N
Bryant, Mrs. W E. Buckley. Mrs
John G. Burchinai, Mrs. j G
Burnfteld Mrs. Ralph Reid Burt
Mrs. B. l.. Butcher. Miss Eleanuf
Blanche Barnes, Miss Kathryn
Continued on page -ninsl
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MRS. CHARLES W. wADDELL
Vice-president Of the Fairmont
Woman's Club.

ed by Miss Hazel Book. pianist
and Mrs. Truman L. Johnson, SOP.
rano.
There will be a piano duo, play.
ed by Mrs. Naomi Straight Ke!s.
ter and Miss Eleanor Blancne
Barns al the general meeting on
February IL and the speaker TO,
the meeting will b" announced
later.
HOsteSseS for this month vii
be Mrs. Al!ea Russell and Mrs.
w. |. Lydic and they will be a.,
sisted by Mrs. &. II. Brownlield.
Mrs. Raymond Fisher. Mrs
Claude Layman. Mrs. f. II. Lyon,
Mrs. jay Snoderly, Mrs. J. c. Wei
ton. Miss Kathryn Beltzhooyer
and Miss Florence Lavender.
Walter Barnes to Speak.
Walter Il. Barnes Ut the Eng.
fish department OF the Eairmont
State Normal School will speak OIL
1.-The Modern Woman as Reveal.
ed by Modern Writers" at tbs
general meeting March .. The
Literature and Art Department
will be in charge of the program!
and the annual business meeting
will be held. Other numbers will
be trio by Mrs. Claire HarkIns
viollnist; Miss Katherine Moore
pianist and Carl McElfresh cell.
list; and a soprano solo by Mrs
Charles W. Waddell.
There will be an election OF Of.
ticers at the general meeting or
March 6 and a playet directed b.
Mrs. II. C. Mckay. Mrs E. NJ
'Moser, soprano, and Mrs. Oliver
A, Wood. contralto, Will sing.
Hostesses for the March meet,
ing will be Mrs. Frederick Hell.
mick and Mrs. Edward F. Holberl
and their aides will be Mrs. F. D.
Fenhagen. Mrs. NJ. A. Fletcher
Mrs. L. T. Kelley, Mrs. Floyd
Patton, Mrs, r. a. Shurtleff, Mrs
Lamar SatterfIeld, Mrs. C. E
Smith and Miss Lucille Shain.
The final meeting for tho year
and the annual club luncheon viii
be held April II and Strickland
Gillian, humorist, will be thu
speaker.
The club has four departments
the literature and art, the nome
economics, the music and the
American citizenship, and each Of
these have arranged separate pro.
grams for the year.
Literature and art Department
Mrs. Lloyd Sample is chairman
Of the literature and art depart.
ment OF the club. Mrs. H. c. Nc.
Kay Is vIce-chaIrman and Mrs,
Anna Vockrodt Is secretary.
The major part Of the program
for this department this year is a
series OF five lectures and dis,
cusslons on the subject: 1.-THE
Modern Woman as Revealed In
Modern English Literature"
While each number Of the seriel
Is unit within itself attendance
at all the meetings Is necessary Ia
a full understanding Of the
theme. 90.
The meetings of this depart
ment are:
October 0-The Victorian Won
an, as revealed in Tennyson's 1.-THE
Princess, Lecture by Walter
Barnes, head Of the English depart
ment. Fairmont State Normal
School, with illustrative readings
from 1.-THE Princess" by Mrs,
George DeBolt.
November 6-The Beginnings o!
the Modern Woman, as revealed in
the novels OF Meredith, Moore,
Glsslng,, Butler and others. Lee
ture by Mr., Barnes.
December 1.-THE Social Evil'
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nicce's rendering was deseeration-0,
yes! Aunt Sarah was difficult.
Then the sky cleared unexpectedly
through the arrival Of Duo-Art cir
cular. The old lady had snorted with
scorn when we had suggested buying
her a Player-Pinao, so you can imagine s
our surprise when the Duo-Art arrived
and Aunt Sarah admitted she'dhad it
sent home after hearing Josef Hos
mann's playing as reproduced BY
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-06

TNHAT was what we all considered
/ Aunt Sarah LOOMS. She'd been
everywhere, seen everything and heard
everything worth while and now she
could travel no more. When they
brought her art magazines she shifted
at Photographs which she claimed car
TONED the originals.
When her niece played for her she
frankly said that after hearing Pade-
rewski play the Chopin Polonaisc, her
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05
JEWETT CITY

Rev E. E. Scates Sunday morning subject at the Baptist church WIZ. be In elination and Duty c. E. service at 645. Evening service at 7.30. The sub ject of the sermon is Almost Persuaded
 The Congregational church Is closed during August.
 The Mems class of the Methodist church will take charge of the services at the Methodist church in Jewett City, Voluntown and Bethel for the next two Sundays.
 Mrs. Annie Soule has as guests two granddaughter Miss Helen Soule of Providence and Miss Helen Babcock of WiekIord.
 Mrs William Johnstone has been in WillImantic for a few days. Mrs. R. H. Howard and Miss C1arissa Geer have returned from a stay at Willi- mantle camp ground.
 MT and Mrs F. E. Robinson and son Earl are in Holyoke. Mass. guests of Mrs. Robinson's bcother. Miss Anita Raymond of New Canaan is visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. F. Burleson. | Mrs Alex McNicol, Mrs. Andrew Mo Nicol and Mrs. A. B. Reed have returned ' after 12 days trip through Maine. Mrs. J Harding Baker is visiting rel atives in CsiAis, Me.
 Dr. and Mrs Dudley Carleton of | Springfield and Mrs. Anna Wright ot New York have t%en guests at Dr. G. H Jennings.
 The funeral of Azarie Doyon was held 1 at his home in Glasgo Friday morning Solemn reauiGSn mass was offered at St | Annes church, with Rev Ludevic Para dis celebrant, Rev. Daniel Masse deacor ! and Rev. J. H. Seiferman sub-deacon | Mrs. George Sarazin of Jewett City wa organist and Hernon Roberts of Paw
 tueket and Wilfred Marshall of Glasgt sang during the mass. Burial was iil St Thomas cemetery, Griswold. The bear CTS were Edmund. Napoleon and Wilfret
 Doypn, Eddie and Edumnd Lacrosse an' Napoleon Jarvis. Relatives were presen
 from Norwich, Woonsocket, Pswtucket Putnam, Moosup, Plainaeid and Taft
 vile There were beautiful flowers iron
 a large number of relatives and fr1endI
 Hourigan Bros were in charge of tn funeral arrangements.
 Misses Ethene Parkhurst and Vera Mo
 Broome spent a week in New Britai
 with Mrs James Fianpery. Miss Nc
 Broeme is now visiting relatives at River
 point R. L, and Miss Parkhurst is 1
 North Adams for the remainder of tn vacation.
 The borough vas without electric light
 for an hour Friday night, the Plainiel switch in the Jewett City electric lgt plant having been burned out by ligh ming. Men from the Peoples Light an
 Power company in Danielson came dow to remedy the trouble. The flash of light ' ming and tremendous crash of thunde
 came when there was apparently T storm.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05
COLCHEsTER

The justice court in tawn had a busy day Thurday. CoEft opened at II o'clock. The first case was that of Terrence McCabe of New York, charged with breach of the peace, to which he pleaded guilty.
 John Smith, alias Alec Linwid of New York, charged with driving a car with out license, pleaded guilty The cases were adjourned until Friday at 1 D. m The prisoners were taken to the cooler for further questioning. A state police representative was sent down and after interviewing the men, they acknowledged disposing of stolen automobiles. A new charge was brought against them, that of bringing stolen goods into this state and disposing of them. Both pleaded guilty and were bound over to the SUI perior court under $a,oe8 each They were taken to New London jail Thurs day evening by the state police
 After the disposal of the first cases Dog Warden Glaubinger brought ir charges against owners of fourteen dogs for letting the animals run at larEJ without tags and collars. Three of tn, owners had not licensed their dogs Nearly all pleaded guilty Eleven wer, given fines and costs and three were le | off with just the costs. All paid
 Louis Slavkin left Friday for few days visit with Hartford friends.
 Mrs. Walter Hartford New York is guest at Mrs Eva swain's. Miss Annie Clark of Willimantic is wis iting at MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Brown | on Norwich avenue
 The registrars of voters were in ses sion at the town clerks o;iee Frida, | from 12 noon until g p. m, enrollin, electors to vote in caucus
 Ronald K. Brown of New York is a his summer home on Broadway for 1 few days.
 John Willis of Millington was a calle here Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05
si.and-sunaaI NIEht only.

e.,r,s chesebro. the eminent actor rho has appeared in number or nola- bls nroductions during his screen careel ;s offered Sunday night at me susno ,b.atr. in his latest picture For LoFs of inc Service a story of the Nor'i"s ss' Mounty Police. .. -l.-
 MT chesebro In this character of pae. ,urs has become well known tnrous soes ths vorid His interpretation or tnese n,ardians of the law of the nor1h" oo-S grsphic and convincing
 In "For Love of the Service
 r+esehro has been given vtrlle @ @sloE ,o interpret that is sctioniul in its e'sL. .a,.oss opening In the states tne storv soon finds its way into the op." eountry of big trees and sIons D HF- yr fhs first part of the production M ebeseoro Is offeree as famous - siIn;Et who through jealousy of a aoetor wbo loves the same girl he does the IF r,aus violinist's right arm ts psraiYsee Also he js accused of the murder or tn' girl -- r. os s.ri snss h,mself in the northwoeds, becomes a famous sergeant of the 0u
 -ounas out a very poFerful story,
 rsdie Polo in Captain Kidd, Ean als1 b. shown it being the second chapter ol this serial. Larry sesmen furnishes tns laughs in "The Sportsman -
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05

ducted, followed by roadhuilding dem onstration. large crowd was in at- tendance.
 Two of the Manchester Are c9mpan- l ies are to hold their outing Sunday at Lake Wangumbaug, South Coventry, No. 1 ? of the North End and No. of the South End. The committees in charge have arranged for chicken dinner and there will be a number of athletic event..
 At meeting of Court Fahre, No. 3495. Independent Order of Foresters,
 held at Union hall, on Main street, Ray
 ger in place of William Howiett, resign
 cd
 | Briefs and Personals. Mrs w G. Hill is spending several
 days at Oakland beach, Rhode Island,
 on business.
 Miss Norma Rathbun of this city, who l is employed at the state capitol in Hart | ford, has returned from three weeks wa cation spent at Hammonassett beach with her uncle, James E. MatheEson, of Boston, who is visiting relatives in this
 city and will return home next Friday T Miss Leona Milhken, who has been
 spending part of her vacation with her grandmother. Mrs. Bessie A. Hall, at |
 for Boston. to spend August with her aunt. Carrie E. Mathewson
 Miss .tIane Ashton and Miss Charlotte
 Ahern were recent visitors in Hartford
 Henry Atherton of Manchester spent Friday with friends on West Main street. Mrs. Louis Lux and daughter Martha
 of Phelps crossing are visitors in New
 York.
 John Gray and family, of Holyoke. Mass, are with relatives in this city } over the weekend Mrs. Anthony Woods and Misses Eli : leen Murphy and Marce1la Curran were visitors in Baltic Friday. Miss Lois C. Charpell of Mansfield Ohio, arrived this week at the home of s her mother, Mrs. c. A. Tainter, of this city.
 Mrs. Robert T, Newton returned thi: ]. week after months stay with her mo [ ther in Northampton. T. Frank Cunningham, manager of ths l local Church Reed store. is spending hi. l vacation of two weeks at Hampton : Beach, N H 1 Mrs William A. Tracy entertained al : dinner at her home Friday evening MT = and Mrs. Russell B. Chapel and Howarc . Bowen.
 Mrs. Robert Colt Johnson. of Norwich e who is at Groton Long Point for the sea :, son, visited her parents, MT. and Mrs . John L. Leonard, of this city Friday : Mrs. Burton Bartlett, of Hartford whc t has been visiting Miss Dorothy Browr e of Windham. is with her mother, Mrs e George NJ. Harrington, over the week s end
 : MT. and Mrs. E, C. Sharpe of this city : are in Springfield. guests of their son : in-law and daughter. MT and Mrs W n w Townsend for a few days They nt q tended the exercises of the dedication o y the memorial bridge there. : Word has been received from Mis-
 Lucy Chandler of this city that she and : il party of friends with whom she is tray r cling abroad are having a delightfu . trip.
 2 Miss Laura Young has just returnec V from weeks visit in Boston with Mis- 2 Mary Eaton. After a few days Mis- h Young and Miss Zimmerman of New
 Bedford, who Is her guest, will 20 to
 camp at Portland. Me,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05
NORWICH BULLETIN
WIinmantic onice
 a Church Street Telephone IOe2

The body of Harry Herman, s4. far her Of Amstons in the town of Hebron. kvss found by his zen. Hyman, aged 12, Thurzizy noon. hanging to a tree. MT. Hernan had been gone since morning knd the boy was looking for his father ko ask permission to go swimming. About noon the lifeless body was found hanging to a tree in the woods in the Hear of hls home. The hoy was fright .ened and ran 10 tell neighbors what he had seen. It was found that Herman had placed a ladder against tree, ad- busted a rope 10 a limb. and. making a moose on one end, had placed this around his neck. then jumped from the ladder His feet were about three feet from the ground. Dr. Cyrus E. Pendle- ton. medical examiner. after an inves- zazzsler-. pronounced death due to sui eide by hanging. The body was takeT ko ColchesEsr and burial was held Friday Afternoon in the Hebrew cemetery il rhat place.
 Investigation revealed that Herman
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05
STAFFORD SPRINGS

Judge Joel H. Reed and Frederick G. Sanford commissioners on the estate of Mary ". Donehue, have filed with the probate court their report on the claims against the estate. The commissioners allowed the claim of Victor J. Bisson- nette, amounting to s425.21 also the joint claim of Victor J. and Catherine Bissonnette, amounting to $15s0, total of $19S5.21.
 Mrs Fanny M. Wright has sold her place in Stafford Hollow to Frederick Horsman.
 Miss Celia Holt Is visiting friends in Northheld, Mass. William Ladish of the Stafford Saw ings bank is having two weeks vacation at Nantucket.
 Miss Mary GilIigan and Miss Helen Gilligan are snending two weeks vaea- tion at Lake George, N. Y.
 Mf and Mrs. Frank Weinberg of Springfield are visiting Mrs. Ora Bal lou, in West staffGord. Mrs. A. c. Malyin of Baltimore, Mfr, l is a guest at the hezne of Mir. andMrs Philo West. in Staffordviile | H. R. Wightman of the First National bank is at Block Island for vacation Of two weeks.
 Miss Eva Danick of Wesson Memorial 1 hospital, Springfield, is visiting her par. ents, Mir and Mrs. John Danick in West Stafford
 Miss Frances Bennett of Warren Mass. is visiting her father, Arthur Remmert.
 Mrs. Donald Mitchell has returned after three months tour in Europe sht visited Spain, Portugal. Italy, Switzer land, France, England and Scotland Sh, also touched at Northern Africa
 The Stafford Auto company has elect ed officers as follows: President An ders Jacobsen secretary and treasurer Henry J. Taylor - directors, Richard H Fisk, Emil Hansen, Charles F. Chandler 1 Anders Jacobsen and Henry Taylor
 William Black has returned to Brook lyn, N. Y, after spending two week with his mother in Stafford Hollow
 Mrs. William Moriarty and two chil dren of Hartford are guests of MT an Mrs. Benjamin Fox, in the Hollow.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05
PLAINFTELD

Misses siverine Proulx and Marion Cleland called on friends in Norwich and Taftville, Thursday.
 James Henry, Francis Muldoon, and Claire Dawley were in Boston Thursday.
 Miss Pauline Peltier was a caller in Norwich Thursday.
 Miss Julia Lee of the Memorial Hos. pital Nurses Training school, New Lon don. is home for a vacation.
 Miss Agnes PeItier, R. N, from Hart ford, whose home is in Plainfeld, is en- toying a months rest at Indian Neck.
 Hiram Hicks of Providence was a business caller in town Friday
 Charles Dodge and Henry Beers have purchased new automobiles.
 Joseph Courneyer, Arthur MuttIe Hector Gleason and carl Anderson at. tended dance at Hilltop casino Thurs day evening. The trip was made in Mir Cournoyer's automobile. In one hour and forty-six minutes Henry Adams, local ch&rnrion, caught
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05
Two Features at Strand. Monday. Tues
 day and wednesday.

Bob Wagner. famed writer. hsf achieved s new screen storr which pre- sents Charles Ray as a struggling srz- ist. He called it "R- s. Y. P. and the original affords the star an opportunity for getting across couieai situations ir his own iniraitable style and squeezes out even more laughs than the usual Ray feast. s~ =---
 Jean Calhoun joins the Ray company for the first time in this production, sne makes an unusually appealing lsaainF wousn. The cast also inculdes HaFFF Myers. who is noted for his comedy touches. especially In hsz resent sp- pearance in "A Connecfieut fansee ID King Arthur's Court" William Couft- right who is known for. his character iuterpretations. got over 2 comedy Tnis in amusing fashion. Inc other members of inc cart are: Florence oberle. Tom McGuire. Robert Grey and Ida sehunAs
 ~R sv P..- a First National sttrae- lion eons to the Strand theatre on Mondav. Tuesday and "Wednesday
 When young girl thinks of gettinss roarried these days she has 70 tnins ot nsr angle on the double-harnes, bnsinAss namely. that wife isn't any lind of wife al all unless she car ,..-1, veil enough 10 help her husnanc ssonr in his work. 's'fsct- believe o' nn, and it is well illustrated In th' TIni,-e-sai nlav. "A Wonderful Mite- s,a--inr Miss du. Pont al the strsn' ,heatre. This Is the second feature al 1 traction at the Strand theatre Mohoss Tuesday and. Wednesday,
 | se,znick News Is also irciuoeo-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05
WILLIMaANTIC..

was deeply worried over money. matters and that morning had had some words
 with his wife over business affairs. Mrs
 Herman had been gone to Colchester
 about two hours withsa load of chickens
 when Herman was seen going through
 the fields with a ladder. He was not
 seen again until the discovery by the
 boy. Herman was born in Austria, on
 March 4, 1888. He has lived in this country about ten years. He leaves his wife and four children.
 Two civil suits have been brought against Abraham Fuchs formerly of this city. now of South Coventry. The suits are instituted by wholesale grocery
 firms to recover money alleged to be due them. Papers were served on the goods in the store at No. 32 Bank street which ] for the past two weeks has been con i dueted by Joseph Kannell. Pending ar l investigation of the transfer, Kannell is 1 allowed to do business with Everett Mac | farlane acting as keeper. The store pre- viously was conducted by Abraham
 Fuchs and was turned over to Kannel Friday. July 21. Joseph Kannell wa:
 formerly in business with Harry Green blat. in South Coventry. A deal wa!
 made by which Kannell traded his in.
 terest in the South Coventry bushes:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05
CLARK'S CORNER

Mir. Tryon has sold the Calvin Burn ham place, also the Robert Clark place
 Mir. and Mrs. Guerdon Watson. of New London were at Mrs. Wade's Sunday.
 Rest cottage was occupied last week by MT. and Mrs James W. Rodman and sons, Kenneth and Alfred. Mir and Mrs. Seth Rodman of Pine Crest. Harrington. R. T., MT. and Mrs. J W. Johnson, Miss Elsie Johnson of Pawtucket. R. l., and Albin Clark of Riverside R. I.
 Mir and Mrs. Fred Stebbins and sons of Jewett City were at Harmony Lodge Sunday
 Mrs Mercie S. Green of New Haven and Mrs. Alice Murdock of Medford Mass, are visiting their brother. Allen Jewett.
 Mrs. Viola J. Clark is visiting Mrs John Lewis at Kenlow, Hampton. Miss Helen Nayin has returned icon visiting her aunt. Mrs. P. J. Hassley, in 1 Springfield, Mass.
 Guests at Rest cottage Friday vert Mir and Mrs George Strong and Mrs I Charles Bradley and daughter Gladys oi