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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-11-16

The ladies of the Baptist Church will,
have their Thanksgiving Sale at m
O'Clock. Wednesday. Nov 20. at Mrs
Peftie'S.
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The Oriental Novelty and Gift shop.
where you can get all kinds of pretty
things. November 22nd. 1922.
O.
j. Wesley Morris was in Fulton Sat
urday collecting taxes.
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Find the in
for
Q the satsr CAM
be given the s hunn
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Mrs. Henry Fowler of Dickson, Tenn.
is the guest of Mrs. w. s. Swift
The Chinese are the Oldest workers
known in masonry.
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Norton Skinner came in from Lex
ington Monday, called by the serious
illness of his father, w. p. Skinner.
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Henry Sanger, J. w. Mayes and c.
B. Travis spent several days in Mem
phis last wesek on business.
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Do your buying this week and be
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W. p. Skinner. who was dangerously
i'll the first Of the week. has rallied and
at the present time shows considerable
improvement.
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Everything in hand painted and hand
made work will be shown at Novelty
and Gift Shop Nov. %.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-25
GALES FERRY

The funeral services for Mrs. Nathan
A. Gibbs, held at the home of the Misses
Lucas In Norwich Tuesday afternoon,
were attended by number of the resi-
dents of the village. Mrs. Gibbs died at
her home here Saturday evening, sudden
ly, 1t seemed TO her friends, although she
had been in falling health for some time.
Mrs GIBBS will be greatly missed here
where the family have made their per-
manent home recently She was always
interested in the affairs of the church of
the village and in the welfare and i'm
provements of the Place. Only recently
she entertained the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society of the church, with the
assistance Of her daughters. Miss Natalie
King Gibbs and Mrs. Carleton P. Brown
ing, Of Britannia Beach B. c., who was
at the home of her parents for two
| months visit, showing her zeal in good
work, although perhaps physically unfit
| at the tine. The family have been as
sured of the sympathy Of the village IL.
| their bereavement.
Causes and Prevention Of Sickness was
the subject Of the lesson before well al
tended meeting of the home nursing class
at its Wednesday afternoon session al the
| Country club house, given, by Miss Oak.
ley Of the Atlantic division Of the Red
Cross from Norwich
! "A wen attended meeting OF the Long
! Cove au&iliary of the NJ. E. church La
des' Aid society was he'd at the home OF
| Mrs. Fred w. Turner of that place Tines.
| day afternoon. Work on luncheon sets
was continued
| Courtland E. Coiver Of the subn1a rins
base, who underwent a serious Operation
at Lawrence hospital about two weeks
| ago. is making rapid improvement.
| John Harold. in the civil service al IN,
submarine base. VINO was taken III Wed.
nesday, was taken that evening by hi,
physician to Lawrence hospital for Al
operation for appendicitis.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-25
WEEKAPAUG

The Ocean View ". C. T. U. met at
the home of. Mrs. Adah L. Bliven We'd
nesday afternoon with Is members pres"
snt The meeting opened with the read
Ing Of Psalms by the president and roll
salls Letters were read from absent
members, also a card from a former
member. Mrs. J. o, Babcock, who is
spending the winter in Central America.
fine report from the W. c. I. U. insti-
tute held in Providence Feb. 10 was
given by Miss Cora Chapman, also a re-
port Of a Willrd meeting held in West
erly Feb. 21st given by Mrs. Mary
Chapman. The program top,c. How the
". c. 7. L. Has Helped Our Country,
was taken UP by the president; several
good papers were read and discussed.
The next meeting will be held with Mrs.
Belle Langworthy March 9th.
Harry Noyes. who is employed on the
Hslardzle farm. IS confined to his home
with hard cod
Mrs. Mary Chapman and Miss Cora
Chapman Of Westerly spent wednesday
with Mrs. H. A. Macomber.
Tbs home demonstration meeting was
held Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. ]. E. Burdick in District No. G.
Clifford Langworthy entertained a
number Of friends from Westerly at his
home Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. William Abbott and daughter of
Fishers Island are guests of Mrs. Alb
bolts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George H
Noyes.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-25

the Seen to the Unseen. Principal Hen
ry A Firrell will address the Young
Peoples service at $50. This church
Will unite with the Methodist people at
the 7.SO service.
At St. Andrews Episcopal church,
morning prayer and sermon at 1870 3.
M Sunday school at noon, and eve
ming service at T.. At the morning ser
vice there will be special sermon for
the children lasting not more than
three or four minutes, in addition to
the regular sermon. The subject of the
evening sermon will be Washington, a
Noble Member of the Church.
The Salvation Army, 2 Market street
Captain and Mrs. Charles p. Carpenter,
officers in command. Sunday services:
Christian praise service at $50 p. m.
evening service at p. m; Sunday
school at 40 p. m. Mrs. Captaih Car
penter will have charge Of the afternoon
service and she will speak on the SUBJ
ject Days and Strengths Text, Deu-
teronoay SO: 25.. The evening subject
VIII be. Gods Right to the Soul. Text.
EzeMel 1874. by Captain Carpenter.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-25
WELLINGTON

The family Of William Davis has been
hi with severe colds. Miss Ruth Davis
Of Providence is home caring for them.
A basketball game between the Hill
Scouts and the Tansfield team was he'd
on the Hill Saturday evening. The Hill
team won, Is to II. There was a num-
Der of spectators.
/ Although the mills closed and there
was no mail delivery Washington's birth
day. Mr.. Carpenter delivered his orders
as usual, kindly bringing up the mail for
his Hill customers.
Rev. and Mrs. Earl W. barrow of Hol
yoke, Mass. who attended the funeral OF
Col w. H. Hall, were entertained ovel
night by Miss Frances Mersereau.
Delegates to the BAPTIST state conven
ton at New Haven Feb. FL were W. v
Allen, George Bugbee. Miss Rose Hal
and Mrs. Ida Brown.
Mrs. Lincoln White is still suffering
from a sprained arm. and not able to US,
it Mrs. Una Wood is helping Mrs
| White in the household duties.
Whbert Wood has gone back to worl
| for George V. Smith
All the Tyler family have been con
| fined to the house with hard Gods.
There was a dance at the Bohemia
hall in Daleville Saturday night, witt
music by Klecak's orchestra Of Stafford
| vile.
The nurse who has been caring 70
Mrs Emily Gardner has gone away.
The schools and mills closed Monda,
when the funeral Of Col. W. H Hall wa
| held There was large gathering a
! the cemetery for the final burial rites
Nearly hundred floral tributes wer
massed about the uausoleum especial
noticeable being a large wreath. on a
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-25
SOCIAL CORNER
(Continued from Page E.xbtl

free from Interruptions and this make.
them especially suited to the litter IN.
cident of ripping, cutting and overhaul.
ing.
Ike this time also for making Trash
cushions and curtains and many such
odd jobs. When the spring work comes
On with rush bless the accomplish-
ments Of those stormy shut-in dayg
DEMONSTRATING goes SO much smoother
when there Is no accumulation OF cloth.
Ing, rtckety furniture to be fixed and
general odds and ends to handle over.
It Is a real economy, too, because
during the leisure afforded by q big
storm we make over things that woUld
be discarded in a buster season.
The following is a remedy for corns.
After trying all kinds of cures we have
al last discovered one which has proves
satisfactory. Get q bottle Of iodine a
small one will do, and with the brush
that comes In the bottle apply the iodine
to the corn once day for few DAYS.
The corn will be sore but after that tins
It will be dead. Soak feet In as hot
water as you can stand before putting
on the iodine.
pAYTA
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-25
WESTERLY

man; w. c. H4scoz. Charles Redford'
Lewis Solomon
The members Of the sanitary cesps are
held ready to go to PaytucAef u Gneif
services are needed. This corps y one Of
the best equipped in the state and well
serve II, any catxcity needed II called there.
The 9Th, company. C. a. Co Z. L ~ O..
went away IN good spirits and vTsA act
ss needed
Thursday evening the g. ". stub SUE
prised Miss Rita Cercena when the mem
bers gathered at the hVgns OF MFA- j. Har-
vey on Spruce street The visit took me
form Of miscellaneous shower when me
Young lady received many handsome gifts
Of china. cut glass, linen. Chicken salad
cake and ice cream And coffee ware serV-
ed.
| The animal ball Of the Westerly Cycle
! club was held wednesday evening at the
arunory. About LIS couples were present
Thomas F. Keller OF Boston Is a caller
here over the week end.
Mrs. H j. Leon IS spending the week
end in New York.
Mrs. r. D. Miner has returned TO her
home In Norwood, N. j.. having been the
guest Of Mrs. Raymond Could on High
street.
| The funeraI Of WilliAna %. MaFp was
held Wednesday afternoon. Prayer Was
offered at his home on Palmer strset
Public services we're conducted at the
First BAPTIST church by Rav. B. U. Hat
| fele The bearers were George 3. Taylor
| Arthur Riley, Frank Creme, StSoher
Crouch, deacons of the church, William
R. Main and John Stanton Burial wae
in River Bend cemetery.
! The special meeting the town eeunei
u-ss heId Wednesday Afternoon IN the
council chamber about o'clock Sew
eral matter were taken up. one concerning
the financing Of the sewers and also bond
ling the town debt. A bond to cove
the general dsbt from bonding house.
would probably be submitted It Is eX
pected that a meeting will pc held gaez
week when necessary votes will be propos
ed and passed on SO the Westerly bond
may be offered for sale.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-25
STONINCTON

Miss Mabel Ingraham and Miss Smith,
Instructor IN music in the schools here are
both I'll at the formers home on Main
street
John Henry of Summit street. is con-
Ened to his home with grao and many 9th
SIS are Ill
Dr.. Jules Jordan Of Providence who ID
rests the local chorus weekly. on Shtrs-
asy evening, was unable TO be present be
cause Of death Of the elderly woman IN
Providence where he has boarded for
many years. The chorus was ably direct
ed by Mrs. J. 3. Brown
Mr.. and Mrs John Doloaun are in New
york where they attended the wedding OF
their son. Ernest.
The cake sale held at Community club
house for the benefit of the Ston .ngtcn
Community chorus and aid in purchasing
music which was held Friday afternoon,
proved a decided success
Edwin James has returned from a
seek's stay in New York
Martin Clerren is soon to have charge
Of q hotel in Westerly.
J. W. Cole Of New Haven Is a week
nd visitor here
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-25
CANTERBURY GREEN

Mrs. Frank Nelson entertained the
Ladies Aid society Tuesday afternoon
Sandwiches. cake, cocoa and coffee were
offered as refreshments. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Humphrey at the
parsonage in two weeks.
The Christian Endeavor meeting next
Sunday even ngf will be al the Halves
home. with Mrs Herbert Tracy leader
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hyde Of Brook
Ign were guests Sunday at c. c. Frink's
Carlton LoveIN is employed al t
P,ainfield railroad station.
The Class in nursing was held Thurs
day afternoon as usual all members but
two being present. The subjects were d
continuation of those taken ~ last week
Miss Coahley. the instructng nurse
and Miss Lamb of the North Society
school were guests of Mrs. HAYES al din
ner Thursday night
Levi Clark is still confined to the house
by illness.
A teachers meeting was held at th-i
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-25
RgnPrNo the NEEDY.

Dear Corner Friends: Just q word
this week to let you know that ever
fifty enjoyed our February meeting. As
Il was donation day nearly everyone
brought something IN the line Of food
either vegetables. cereals or canned
goods for our annual gifts TO the NEEDY.
Some that were detained from coming
sent IN their generous contribution. %
we had quite collection and variety to
the value of $11.Ss. which were given
over to the welfare bureau and Saliva
ton Army TO distribute as they saw
the need Of.
Mrs. Clark Of the welfare bure&u
spoke of her work among the needy
ones in the city and am sure &c made
MS all feel glad we could be able to as
gist IN the worthy cause q little.
A long time ago read in the Corner
that vinegar rubbed on the hands would
prevent them from getting chilled when
hanging out clothes and I have tried Z
with good results all these years.
Just try watering your plants with q
long neck hottie. 1t will reach past
plants Eitaaur hreaking them
gEoDA
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-25
SUNDAY SUBJECTS

Al the First Baptist church. Rev. e.
W. Curry OF Newton Center will preach
moth morning and evening. =
The Forum Of the Norwich CoIored
Musical and Dramatic Association meet
at .. m, at Is Main street, Carroll
block
At Park Congregational church, SER
mon at morning service by the pastor,
Rev. DR.. S. H Howe. Sunday school
at noon.
.Christian science service at 10.45 a.
m. IN the Thayer building. room z15.
suh5act. Christ Jesns. Sunday school
at ll.6o.
At the Holiness Mission, go Main
street. praise and prayer service at 10
q. IA. Bible class and Sunday school
at p. m Preaching at 8 and 1870 p.
At Trinity Episcopal church there will
be holy communion at $50 a. m. MORN
ing prayer and sermon at 1885,, churci,
school at noon. and evening prayer and
sermon at 7.so o. m.
A. Norwich Town First NJ. e. church,
morning worship at 1890, sermon BY
the pastor. Rev. J. B. ldrich. Union
Christian Endeayor. 6.45 D. M, preach
ing at 7.3O BY Rev. g.. W. Bailey.
A. the splritual Academy, Park street,
Mig. Jennie Southworth Of Fail River,
RsakAr and psychic will lecture and
follow with psychic messages at Q o.
clock in the afternoon and at $50 in
the evening
AZ the Church q the Good Shepherd
(Universaliss) Rev. George H WEIGH,
minister. 1880 q M, service OF wor-
ship. Sermon subject. Faith and the
Future. IL NJ, The Bible school IS D.
N. tbs Y. p c. y. devotional uneet-
ing.
At the United Congregational church,
Alexander H. Abbott. minister. Morn
ing worship at 1890. Mr.. Abbott will
preach. Church school at noon At the
honne-Etnne, In the Community House. al
$50. Raymond .Congdon will speak to
the young people.
| AZ the Federated church, r. DAME
Trick, pastor. morning worship at 1896
the theme. A Call Fer Men. Bible schoo
at the close. Christian Endeavor at $50
with theme. Books That Mako Life Bet
ter. Leader. Mildred Cas- Evening
service at 7.3o, theme, Our Common
Lot.
David Alexander Pit, pastor. Mornin,
subject, The Baptists' Share of tn
Worlds Task. Italian service. 10.45
Sunday school and City Bible Class TO
Men at noon: r. z. P. u. $50; even
ing service. 7.3o. subject, The saddis
and Glat . st Verse in the Bible.
/ At Trinity Methodist Episcopa
church. Rev. Robert L. Roberts, Phi. D
pastor. 1890. worship with sermon Sub
ject, The Supreme Quest; IL m, Sunda
school $50, EpWorth League, leader
Mrs. William H. Bath: 7.30, evenin
service, Epworth League will hav
charfge. Speaker. Roy e. Kellar, cour
ty secretary Y. NJ. c. A.
At the First Congregational churcI
Rev. Gurdcn F. Bailey, pastor. Morn
ing worship, 1890. sermon topic, TIL
Greatest Thing In the World. Men
Forum at IL. Topic, The Relation q
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-25
NORTH sTUNMCTON

The concert gwen by the Bass Clef Of
Norwich under the direction Of Charles
D. Geer was greatly enjoyed by large
audience. Dancing followed.
Mrs. H. NJ. Pendleton and daughter
and Miss Della A. Wheeler Of New Lon
don were recent visitors in town.
The new bus line opened between
Westerly and Hallville IS matter OF
much local interest and promises TO be q
great convenience. What the people Of
this locality want. however. is the re-
sumption OF service OF the trolley line.
Ripley Park. Jr.. has been homo from
Storrs, where he Is student.
Mrs J. c. Smith of Tomah, WIS. is
visiting her mother Mrs. C. E. Hewitt
Mrs. Burke Hewitt and daughter OF
Waterford have been visiting Mrs. HeW.
tits sister Mrs. B. R Park.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-25

rbe Masonic CLUB Of westerly mas
osen getting ready to present the minstrel
rsyus have have worked hard to make at
rs-c,,ornfed success. The members Of the
diasrsrt committee are: Executive com
nittee, Arthur N. Nash. president Ralph
gnarro. vice president; Albert E Barber
1900: Lewis Stanton. treasurer; d.
$500. John H Segar; Fred N. Robin
sou. THOMAS Mckenzie; D. E. Hoxie and
Jchn D. Mills general COMMITTEES. D. 2.
gorie chairman; Raymond H HiScox. W.
Il Dover: Publicity committee, H. P
c1srR- chairman, c. B. Utter, J. F. Datson,
Lewis r. Greene
prcgran11ne committee, A. N. Nash
CHAIRMAN, D. e Hoxie.
Entertainment Committee, w. a
Browning. chairman H. II. Coleman, r
e Hiscox.
Stage committee. George B. Spargo,
chairman F. E. Collins. H Shortnan.
Ticket connnattee, A. N. Mash, chair
man; Walter N. Snyder, Lewis Stanton,
samuel Bailey. ". D. Cross, Frank Friend.
Musical comrAttee, c. o. Gayitt, chair
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-25
LIBERTY HILL

Rev, VIC, Norris of Willimantic IL
expected to preach here Sunday next
Telephone men were string.ng new
wires the early part Of the week.
The Sewing circle met for work on
Thursday afternoon.
Friday. Feb. 18th, was the cold day
here's degrees below zero at sunrise
and not over IL above during the day.
Saturday it was from 10 to Il below
but by noon if was IS above.
The community flag was displayed on
Wednesday, Washington's birthday
There was no rural delivery Of mail.
Miss Harriet NJ. FulleE district nurse
in North Easton, Mass. is with her SIS
ter. Mrs. Milo S. DavoIl, at Calmere, TAX
ing much needed rest.
The mercury for the past SO hours
has stood about 80 degrees. with fog and
some sleet.
Charles e. Goodrich Is the leader o.
the Christian Endeavor meeting mex
Sunday evening. The president. ]. Ear
James, conducted the meeting last Sun
day.
Mr.. snapp. who has owned the Patricl
Brown place. has sold the farm and ha
moved to Hartford
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-25
LEBANON

At the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing, Feb. Is. Mrs. j. D. Rough Of Nor
witch Will speak in place Of tne regular
service. Mrs Rough Is the womens
leader in the continuation campaign for
Connecticut
Rev and Mrs, Edward Med attended
the special session OF the Connecticut
Baptist convention at Calvary Baptist
church, New Haven, Tuesday as dele-
gates from Lebanon Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. A. Hoxie and son
Earl and Miss Mary Standish attended
the automobile show IN Hartford Tues
day.
Mrs George Osborne and son Leroy Of
Maiden. Mass, are spending week with
Mrs. osborne's daughter. Mrs. 3 p
York.
Mrs. F. N. Taylor was called to Scot
land the last Of the week on account Of
the illness Of her father. Eugene Kim
ball. She returned home this week ae-
companied by her father.
Mrs. F. F. Manning and two sons Of
Norwich are spending & few days with
Mrs. Manning's parents. Mr.. and Mrs e
A. Hoxle
Mrs. Gooch Of Kennebunkport, Ne.
has been visiting her brother, A. A
Boothby.
Rev. Edward Nield and daughter, Miss
Jane Nield. motored to Providencs Mon.
day after Mrs. Nield. who has beer
spending two weeks with relatives IL
Rhode Island
Clarence Hozie OF East Greenwich, r
L. spent the week end with his brother
E. A. Hoxie.
Social Corner Club No. 3 met in thu
chapel of the Baptist church Wednesday
Owing to the bad weather and so much
sickness. only q few were present.
Miss Bertha Perry Of Washington, D
c.. is visiting Mrs. Henry Hewitt.
Mrs. Charles Tro,and was in Hartfors
| this week to attend a conference OF TIL
S. N. e. telephone operators
The mid-week prayer meeting of tn,
Baptist church was held at the home o
| Mr.. and Mrs, ]. r. Foster Wednesda,
evening. Fourteen were present.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-25
PAULA.
GREETINGS FROM sfrn orovvp


Dear Social Corner and Friends: Z
have just made Gala Lily's peanut but
ter fudge and It came out fine. 7 have
aslo kept her cough recipes and will try
them later. am glad we have so many
new members and will try to know them
at our next meeting.
Smiles: What has been the matter
with you? Have not seen you to thank
you FOR my badge. Hope you will try
and be with us on our anniversary "a
March lst
Red Glover: Have you seen the new
hat7 II is peach.
Red Rose: Thank you for letting me
know where I can find Mr.. W. when
II Is NOT too cold. viii try and look him
up. Hope TO ace You at the next NEST
ing March 1st.
Tiger Lily: Hope you can be VITA as
March LIST. II took quits while 20 End
out who .ycn wese.
MD CLOVER.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-25

The measure Of heaiEh is the GUAM
ttty of nourislhTnent extracted from
your food and passed on to tine mil
lions of cells of your body to bun d and
en@gize them. When your digest We
8 stem is III perfect condition, 1t takes
some mighty serious accident 10 bother
ou, and the attacks of germs that
would kill a weak und'er -nourishe1
person, are thrown OF without even
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-25
RoLToN NOTCH

Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclellan from Witnesses
Locks were In town Wednesday.
Loren Maine fell Friday night and b
quite lame. Mr.. Maine viii be SO yeats
old the 25th OF this month.
Mrs. Loren Maine visited her slstezt
Mrs Cooley, In Hartford over Sunday.
Tony Maneggia., who bought the 90
Barnett place, has repaired It and out
the brush around the place and Lake.
making q decided Improvement.
W. e Rice was a Hartford viztcr
Monday.
Joseph Haley. VINO was fll with in6u-
enzz. Is abe TO be out. 49,
Mrs. Viola McMarrov of Hartford has
been visiting her aunt Mary Gross. for
few days.
Mrs. Willard Cross Is N Manchestss
for several days.
H. B. Dewolf was Hartford vfs,ts.
Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-25

easel Of white carnations and lavender
sweet peas. and tied with lavender rib
bon. In the center was the inscription
ITO Our Friend and Employer TIE
casket was borne up the walk to the
mausoEeun, covered with pail of roses.
It is hard to realize that Colonel Hall is
gone. He had a kind word and helping
hand for everyone. He took much pride
in his home toWn; the Common on the
Hill, which he had graded and Improved
at a big expense last year. will be 9
lasting monument to hts public-spirited
IiheralitY