Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 17, 1909, Page 10

NEW wmfl COUNTY. LEBANON. Congregational Society. Formally Wel- comes Pastor-Elect—Town Has New Lodge of Pythians—Kenneth Peck- ham in Hospital, On_Thursday evening of last week the First Congregational church gave the pastor, Rev. Bugene B. Smith, a reception in the church parlors. Cor- dial words of welcome on behaif of the church were expressed by Rev. L. E. Livermore, and a very appropriate re- sponse was made by Mr. Smith. These addresses were preceded by_instrumen- tal music by Miss Geneva Smith. The pastor-elect will settle here about the first of June, near which time he will be ordained ‘and installed. Ie js ex- pected again tomorrow and will con- tnue to occupy the pulpit as often as he can while in the seminary. Easter Observance. Last Sunday the First Congrega- tional church was prettily decorated for Easter service and the sermon by the pastor and music by the choir were all in harmony with the day. In the evening the services wero carried on by the Sunday school under the direc- tion of Superintendent C. A. Perkins ana the chorister, Miss Fattie Robin- son. These included responeive read- ings, recitations, singing, concert ex- ercises and an address by the pastor. On Trip to Washington. A party of four ladies has been vis- iting Washington, D. C., this week, , K Noyes and daughter Mabel and Mrs. Mercy Gillette and her niece, Miss Ella Tucker. Mrs. W. L. L. Spencer went to Springfleld, Mass., last Tuesday in re- sponse to a telegram announcing the serious illness of her daughter, Mr Norman Pultz. Miss Clara Abell of Union City has been spending a few days with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, C. J. Abell Mr. Morris, a trother of Mrs. Totten and Mr, Toften, & nephew, are n with the family on the William Gay property. K. of P. Lodge Organized. A local organization of the Knights of Pythias has recently been effected in this place and holds regular meet- ings in Grange hall the first and third Tuesday evenings in each month. Clifton Sweet of New Britain spent two or three days with his mother and other friends last week Clement Fowler, who has been in a commercial college in New York, came home for Easter. He has gone back to finish his course and wiil soon be home for the summer. First Selectman Noyes has com- menced work on the roads in jthis vi- cinity. This is several weeks ecarlier than such work has been done for many years past, another indication of an unusually early spring. Noted About Town. (From_Another Correspondent.) Arthur Willlams, road surveyor, has Dbegun the repair of the roads. Deacon A. S. Peckham recetved a telegram from the hospital at Newport, R, L, stating that his son Kenneth, who is' a cadet In government service at Newport, is there, having undergone an operation for appendicltis. His condi- tion was reported critical. His father and mother are with him. O. D. Fuller has gathered cream for the Lebanon creamery for the last years, driving In each year 4,680 mi and 46,800 miles in the ten years, in lhe gathering of cream. Mrs. A. A. Boothby has been way on a visit several days. The Woman's Mission circle met at the chapel Thursday. The Sunshine band will mect today (l“nrdn}' GALES FERRY. Large Audience En,oys Easter Con- cert—Mrs. F. H! Brown Opens Cot- tage to Missionary Society—Holiday Home Comers. An_enjoyable Easter service entitled The Triumph was given by the mem- bers of the choir and Sunday school at the Methodist Episcopal church Sun- day evening. The audience room was decorated with boughs of pine and pussy willow and potted plants and flowers, There was a good attendance &t _the service. Rufus Huributt and Tracy Smith, members of the Ledyard grang tended the meeting of the New Lon- don county Pomona grange at wich Tuesday. The meeting of the official board and members of the Methodist Episcopal ehurch, which was announced for Wed* nesday evening, was postponed on ac- count of the rain. The hour of the Thursday evening prayer service has been changed this week for the sea- son from 7 to 7.80 o'clock. Chief Engineer Charleg J. Plerce of the steamer Pequonnock spent Sunday with hig family at Allyns Point, Missionary Meeting at Mrs. Brown’s Cottage, Mrs. Franklin H. Brown of Norwich opened her summer home for the day Tuesday to entertain the members of the local auxillary of the Woman's Home Missionary soclety at their monthly lterary and business meet- ing. The session opened with devotion- al exercises and an introductory talk by the president, Mrs. Thomas Lath- am, This was followed by a poem Brotherhood, by Miss Kate B. Colver, and re sive readings on Forest and Mines by the members. The Mining Regions was the tople conmsidered by Mrs. Latham and the New Migration, the one assigned Miss Sarah Latimer. Readings were given by Mrs. John Thompson and Misg * Laura Perkins. Refreshments were served and a so- cia] hour was enjoyed at the close, aj the members being present, The soci- oty will be entertained by Mrs. Brown at her home on Laurel Hill avenue, Norwieh, at the date of the regular meeting next week, Visitors Come and Go. Miss Celona Beach, who has been & guest for a few days past at_the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Sat- terles returned to North Haven Wed nesday, Elmer Satterlee also return- ed to North Haven Wednesday to re- sume his duties with the Stiles Brick Co. of that place. Misg Harrlet Bishop Brown of Bris- tol s spending her vacation with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Perkins. The families of Otto and Herman Wulf_of Norwich, with a party of friends, spent Friday at thelr cottage on_ the Bluff. Misses Marlon and Mildred Rogers of New London were guests last week of their cousin, Mrs. Albert Manierre. C. Allyn Brown of Hartford has been spending a part of his vacation at the home of his grandmother, Mrs, Lucy wn. nr(‘:’l-l’l’!fll Hurlbutt, & student at Shef- fleld Sclentific school, who was the guest of his parents’ Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Hurlbutt, Tuesday and Wed- nesday, left Wednesday evening for New Haven. Oliver Hauck of Norwich was the guest for a few days last week of Har- old McGuire. Latham Smith -has purchased two new horses to take the place of the one that died suddenly last week in Nnrwlch Mary M Gibbs, who has m tbe guest of Rey, and Mrs, Oli- ver C. Morse at Port Washington, L. x, rdurnnd to ae village Monday. . kwt tolfll\hlwt IA)n):(ion was rmn guest of sister, Mrs. Anq%u Maynard of Allyns Point. i At Ledyard Entertainment. ‘~lnl-i n:n.pcw from the ‘;1: LE'ITERS FROM TWO STATES Church in Twenty Years—Fine Sup- AL . Rt Thomas Shannon 3 z g s ; is, Hight han ¥ pc:‘rflhubyucnfl&-lw pp of Pro i -M by the Baraca club at Ledyard Cen- dreh, o iy F: Elish ter Friday evening of last week. e d oft vmu iy v i "mmmm e Mr. Ilu isha Geer of Nor- At the business meeting-of the la- uufl. 3 i R Mrs. J, C. Fenton and Miss May Per- Herbert W. en has return- | & vhm the: house wich this week of dies' ald society Thursday afternoon it re. Alida B. Weaver returned | ing jeft on Thursday for a two weeks' | ed from a six weuh’ Disit in New | i Y % M% C% A Al was decided to hold . arother open | L0 town and opened her house for the | visit with (5 relatives in Jersey City. Yuh Ty it1iabed wm-hu g e v Ty Yy Miss todey meeting at tae church vestry Friday |Suimmer. Mrs. Ada Larrabee went to Brook- _Angie Burke of Providence is P B e e (Saturday) to New ank wnm she i afternoon, April 30, iy June, Jobae seliul, relatives in | 1yn: . %o on Fhuredey for £W0 Weeks, & & few days with Mrs. 3 3 ENGEE SN axvy - 3 & studsut &t Pratte after spending the The Misses Mary Hurlbutt and Ma- | Danlelson_over Sunday. Mrs. Liclus Brown of Norwich is | Williamson. o e e Mus ,}S_'}" Mrs. Almira Wright 87—Talk on Settle. | Easter recess at the home of et bel Smith returned Monday from a TAEre AADNED visiting _her father, Henry Larrabee. Well Completsd. Hopkins Th ment Work. I, > visit to relatives and friends in New CLARK’S CORNERS. Miss Margery Kelley, who has been| ¢ F. Spaiding has fnabed ariling ks Oilver B Tani Wiis beat — London. — | spending several days 'with her aunt, a well for F. v’ Raymond have returned from Stafford l(ul C. C. Gildersieeve spent last Miss Susan Mathewson, who has [The Week's Visitors — Locomotive Miss J returned to her home in | ance of water helnz struck at a d'pfll Springs, where they have been visiting | week in Worcester. b?:n u:;n:iln{h a week in' New York,| Spark Sets Fire to Railroad Bridge. | New Haven on Tuesday. of 220 feet. friends. i Alton moved Saturday into ;em';‘me o the village Monday eve- e e B Men’s Supper. ,,S"‘,_{',_’: m:m:‘u“: bent one of his| the mv'wmdb 'l|(n~ l‘:’- A M ‘Wiilimantie ‘Mrs, Connors of man! ‘as_a jonal enlarg: week wi ler, an a8 rent S ns;lu{(erl: spent Monday night | week ond guest of her sister, Mrs. 3. 1.;; ) e i Hoe s A ter X. Nichols of Providence was| the bam of Mre, Helen' Aldrich across Y Yoe Navin. Joim Leavenworth of Norwleh was |~ 3ei| 1. B Colburn left town* Tues- o Lol e RIS L o 8 e bt "" "';':‘ boarded }np l\.ldfisl' of relatives in the village on | day for South Scituate, R. 75 present who enjoyed the hash, boil- | Miss scuh Lyon has bm quite i11, | been o ugh ‘winter Mth Rev. John| A series of meetings is to ba held hursday. & ,,‘nngt;.w;‘ JH C. Whitford are vis- | od eggs, rolls, olives, pickies, cake and | but is now {mproving. . Ellen um.f..a.q -,.n, in Iutnrmam lnuc‘ha Scotland Congregational church ng in ord. coffee which were provided in abund- B Bt wee g £ [ and Mrs. E. C. Jewett and son This ¥, e £ srand Judge is 87 years old. NORTH_STONINGTON. were at Allen Jewett's Easter. :un]“muflfll ‘;.r:sl:usmm- %‘}:&' hx:y MOOSUP. . Waldo Till i infield. I(n. chn Rawson and daughter, | aTranged for Friday evening, P Special Music, S 4 Floral| T and Mrs. Joseph Bakken bave | 3ir Tng Mra Charies Hatch, cornetist| Death danger | Eihal” RaweonGF' brokigencs Spont| Hun Ko, e Baard of W1 "'"" Music, Sermon and Floral | roturned to Orfent, atter visiting the | ana “violl - gornetist| Death of Patrick Sullivan, a W from New | Easter “with Mr. and i Eimer | e o deliver the sddrest. Rev. Decoratipis on Easter Day—Grange | former's parents o PR e B s e :mn Citizen—Elaborate and Harry Hill of Norwich was a visitor | Coates. %‘:’,‘{ e Rev. 1. ill Try to Save Eims. Several fishermen from Norwich, iful Easter Programme—Ot - | here Wednesday'. Florence Cobleigh spent last woek in TN SV S Sven- Harttord and Wilimantic were in towr | Confirmed by Bishop Williams. i ramme—Other Men- | NeCD ¥ oa Mre. Warren Hopkins, Miss. | Worcester. ings later on. Rev. C. A. Northrop of Norwich|on Fast day. At St. Paul’s church on Monday, Mr. o ok ‘es Rose Seguin, Louise Tillin, a at the Comgre- [ Envelopes Contained Lenten Offerin; Town suppfled the ~Congregational| Clarence Bill and Fred Burnitam of |and Mrs. Hatchvof Brooklyn. parents| paincy Sullivan, one of the olddst | Helen Mathewson attended dance | gational and The missionary society met at the church Sunday. There was o fine dis- | Hartford were week end guests at the | of the rector, Rev. R, D. Hatch, 8d|ang” bast jmown citl died very| D Moosup Tuesday evening given by of the Sunday | home of Mrs. Charlotts Cary on Thurs play of flowers and special music. Maples, They returned with a good | Mr. and Mrs. Adams and two chil- [ Sids 0%t KROWR ciisers A/e¢ VORY| the e sty club. school. day afternoon. An At Baptist Church. string of trout. dren, Louise and Harry, residence on Coshoile THIT at $hie swe Richmond and son Wal- Too Ill to Attend Funeral. slonary programme was conduoted 1 Misses Viola F. Jewett and Mamie | ed by Bishop Williams, this being the | or 83 vears. Mr. Sullivan came to this | (o5, 'aVe moved to Texas Hel Mrs. L. B. Tenney, fol Easter was_ob: d in the i mw received word Sat- was served in the Third of the death of his broth- hv‘d by opening of the envelopes con- Kelley spent the day in Willimantic | first confirmation in old St. Paul's for | vijjage a number of years ago and Baptist church Sunday morning, the - 4 o 23 Thursday. twenty years. i spend Saturday b kel er, Yy 3 pastor, Tiev. Tucian Drur, preaching | "W putner and son are vis- | * Misy Margery Palmer of Harttord s| PUlt tho fine residence in which he | George Gav, enginoer at the Central| € N attena the | served ot the. close of e mesting, “If Christ be not risen,” following | e Mre. M M. Nef . = {he Bucst of her grandparents, Mr. and| ago he suffered a shock, ‘but trom | Wir® frydiiing oo g R AR 5 WO g Shausiay Conference April 27. which the Sunday school rendered | s H. Jews e 3 g which to all appearances he had full 7 Shorh. conferen: R class exer ; field, Mass. Sunday morning because| The Apri] meeting of the Women's V| " Miss Lucy Broadhead has returned | Nellie Pratt returned last g | e e e e o lass exercise recttations, solos. | o¢ 4y Vet Tiiness, & Misstuncy: igociaty .;vlll be held next recovered, anaku out nearly all day | ¢rom Providence, where she has been Dudlel;?flu:: where she '.'.!"‘m,,. count; nuanu munhu will he duet. cho N % v ician Drvey attended the min. | Mt Nellle Shugrue of Willimentic | week and a full attendance| is hoped Fenesday, untll about 3 c'eclock Iy visiting riende. Tonths with Miee Peney Phicoe: el T e & | Congregacionad was a week end guest of P. J. Navin's. a severe pain about the heart. and iR Matiew Das hew 1 with Talk on Settlement Wi chureh, on Tusmr R e e ork. T isters’ conference at Jewett City on . . b Mrs, W. N. Jewett is visiting her g il it % aandion s LeR Y n 1. Coates and his daughter, | Parents in Providence this week. days in South Windham with Mrs. | mom e O omore and Left for Washington, The moathly missionary DAYVILLE. Miss Minnic L. Coates, arrived in town | MIS8 Katherine Palmer of Willman- | Gyllford Smith. day morning, when he away.| Miss Loulse Tilinghast started Sat- | ¥ The g g el By tic spent Sunday at her aunt's here. Miss Mary Nelson of Norwich was| He leaves a widow and three daugters | urday morning for a pleasure trip to ; N Ha%,0 | Miss Kelley Storts for D. A. R. Gon- Dr. and Mre . H. Knowles spent | Miss Pansy V. Neff has roturned to | the guest of Mrs, George Challenger on | at home, and one son, Daniel, who is | Washington, B gress at Washington — Eastertide Easter in Providence. Eastford, after visiting her mother | Tuesday. in business in Norwich. 2 Miss Isabel Whl o is entertaining her leas Guests. Mrs. W. H. Brown has had as_her s or | gueste her mother "and sister. Mre.| Roberts Family Gave Programme. |37t o X '{" Carey is visiting fn M3 X, sone Martha Nuttall and Miss Lillian Nut-| The celebrated Roberts family of | providence. n the university settiement | in; o.: M-::I ‘lv{:' u:ht'nc Av:o S tall of Brooklyn, Providence gave a very pleasing mus- | - yre L. Howard Cross spent Tuesday bt of that city. Many a oeos | K o s wuumn' Sisideee Recent arrivais at the Inn include | ical entertainment Wednesday evening | in \Vllllmlmk 10 €bo Sld L s son. Mrs. and Miss Hunt of Vermont and | In_the Joy theater. Owing to the in- E. Lowis has returned from Wor- B Mo A Mr. Crowningshield of the New York | clement weather it was not as well cesver rious crafts, such as dressmakin I o~ l:n. M“: "iu‘.’iw"x"“”“"i s World. patronized as it otherwise would have | Lester Salisbury of Moosup has been Ilner;‘u‘ltflry lace-maKing, cooking, | 1én's, over Sanday. o Mr. and Mrs. Joseph §. Adams of | here. Norwich were Eacter visitors at| Mr. and Mrs L. B. Crosby of New Georgo A, Pendleton's, London spent the week end at their Mrs. Clara Vailette and _ her | cOttage. nephews, David and George Geer, of |, Duty Shippee of Hariford called on Poquetanuc, visited Mrs. W. H. Hiliard [ 8 sisters Monday morning. b O (e T4 | My, Tuttle of Middletown was in Eirive Tor i Bommet. town Thursday. . He had the choppers return with him, as the house occu-| Mr. and Mrs, Gh: been. The entertainment was one of vster" 3 M and Mrs. Edword Man and fam- | pied by them burnied that day. April| Mies e e A lae HAich Ml Bkt ovelt premitas e Moo | T g e S Lo is also & Mothers' club. Mrs,| Raymond Burnett end Willard Bur- .‘_\ of Brooklyn, N. Y., have arrived at | §th. ® Mr, and Mms, Henry Hatch this week | Up audience, cach member being mas- Monthly Meeting, Aurouavici was born in East Wood- | nett were among Easter visitors at the Hewitt hometeaq for the sum-| e Rose Palmer went to Hartford| Mrs, Clark and Miss Lizsie Clark | ter of his instrument The ladies of the G. A R, will hold | 20¢ 360 when her tather | Dayvitle, S wits b I 3 uesday to see her granddaughter. ¢ P 4 their montaly meeting y after- spent S in Rev. F. M. Holllster of Cromwell hus |~ Bie wns M/ Weed Pontl and daush- | o B ooy to Doen guests of Mra. Easter Services. noon and a food sale after the meet- 18 a grad- | tamily. Mrs. Irving U, Shaw *nd son, Keith, Easter Sunday was observed by ap- | ing. Persona ¢ of Providence, are at Mrs. F. J. Bayles'. propriate sermons by the pastor and acceptéd the call to the pastorate given | te, o6 Vi i s him by the Congregational church. AR L G g M e L LU i The fellowship meeting of the local | about to locate in Mal special music by the choirs. In the o M. and Mrs. Chaunc I SeRESN e, Y e 9 Discovered Bridgn Afre WESTMINSTER. | shening he isufacy schoo-compected | st ok 1 S sndipr™ | urphy s, " soct” et | warlord have retoried €0 Darvile i this villagi esday. 3 e vith the Baptist church held an Ea . Cla 1 nd her | live, h 4 Friday morning at 430 a train set - | ter he| Miss Clara Holt of Moosup was the | gaughters served tea 1 At Norwich Mesting. ire o he e it el the. pros, | EAster Concert—Rev. A. A. Smith Ex-| (5% concert In the audience room of the | guest.of friends Sunda Wis. | Jeneine uomue::nm PR, e e e d Twenty from this place attended the |ing. ‘Siation Agent Jemeds was awak.| ohanges with Rev. H. M. Kellogg—| fiiiw,, " e Drckel 1o the dooms. | Jumes Millett of New London spent | west Miiford, who have bought the G. | "Tha Dayville basaball feam was vi- Pomona grangé meet}: N eney r e igi i phoperty, are, weel Thursday. Two North “‘s::{:fi;:g: b é}':’w;{‘;'@ ;’;fi?ufi; i MBI e el SRy ;’::é‘;o:’y,{f‘? organist; prayer by the| Edward Spicer has been entertaining & Sentiy Ty, are expected this | torious on Saturday and this week they young Indtes, Misses Nellle and Evan- | had ‘¢ not besn for him- . the ontire| There were ninenteen people present | Sunior’ choir; reciation. 1fis Promisss | T 1 o " om NATC o nesdsy n P'ias “nlce Sacomn, Miem Jow Daniil- eyt “Alice_Jacobs, PLAINFIELD. ere in Dayvillé calling on Satur- gellne Stedman, sang a duet. bridge would have gone. Agent Jew-|at the prayer meetin . 3 > g on Friday eve- | Never Fuil, Ruth Sunn; The Resurrec- | o ctt sent for Section Foreman Navins |ning which was. led by the pastor. | tion Foretold, The Trial, Death and | o nc: TO P@;ELMS. ?rr:g ;rx:n;”l])g;rw::& rt;:]ey ';;:“::fxd): t;:d m.: lEnar:t:rn:;z:x;t ni!n p:leec h:;t:::d:g P;::i{;\lxnm‘: the }rzmn Lord; responsive : n.“r’.",;:gtlgfifidi;;flkt }‘:firsfi-fim' Happenings of the Weele—Visitors in F S. Kennedy has bought the Mow« 5 ' B - ng, class of youn v Grangaf Appoints f_nmm.:(_erg to Wark | spector and operator arrived at 631 | Sunday morning, which took the place | The Jov of Tis AN ale G | aois Sy, with e oiite e Ia Town. g g g e TR foh Prastevntion: ol trams. s were issued no run over | of the regular preaching service, The | tette: prayer, Mrs. Robert: 5 Prov gt i five miles an hour. The bridgs has| exercises consisted of singing, resppn- | Martin's classes: i s Bl L e n“," e . ehinghen. e TN el and Miss Tiebs- The regular meeting of North Ston- | been repaired temporarily. sive reading, recitations and an ad- | Heralds. Ruth Stanton; exercise, I Ba- st O A T Mwis af Provi- | rah Russeli are spending a few daye in ington grange was held on April 9th. —— dress by the pastor, Rev. A. A. Smith. | lieve, Miss Martin's class: recitation, | Mrs. Thomas Shannon gave a de-| , Charies Frentiee Fewis of Coowl- o g One application for memberehip was CHAPLIN The C. E. meeting was omitted Sun- | Spring, Mary Paranflino; recitation, | lightful tea at her home Saturday af-| “®n ™% ratrong of Woonsocket e Wl eceived. The certificates for the new Lotz day evening so as to give the mem- | Alive Again, Tithel Johnson; recitation, | (°rnoon from 3 to § o'clock. —Pretty | | DEIEY JTCCCHREE, B ool Sunday with F. L. Wooasra of ors Tmembers of the state grange were re- | Features of the Easter Service—La.|DETs an opportunity to attend the| Whom God Calls, Mabel Raed: recita: | SOUVCRirs were drawn from a basket O Racins wea T Deiletaon da- | W Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Willlams wers ceived and presented. A committee , Ar : Easter service in the Methodist church | tion, Dolly's As V: | with ribbons and afforded much P i dies’ Aid Society R iswer, Irene Vassar; ex- was appointed to see that something Y at Canterbury Plains. Those who at- | ercise, My Saviour's Cross, Mrs. John- | dmusement. A dainty lunch, eand d‘l,’- Cot a el Toge. | mong Easter guests; also M nn’l(;)u e to protect the elms. Parsonage Repairs. tended have much to say in praise of | son's class; recttation, H“eavl‘nl,\"h;::- wiches, olives, wafers and cocoa, M" vulougu bipapertziin oo 4 - ohr:e of l:qnl Tsland. i “:d moeeting was observed as Jades’ the singing and recitations by the |ion, Gladvs Stanton: 4 Served th the following guest — The lccturers hour, in charso | A good congTegation attended the | children of the nelghboring Sunday | Easter 'elets,sflt&nm{neflu.n:x:kx*v Celinda McStay, Mrs. James L. Gard- | Mre. “"":h“‘fi‘“ G Piees apene * PHOENIXVILLE. sanc Willlams, licturer pro | Egster Sunday service at the church. | school. Lo an Empty Tomb, the Junior cholr; | 1er, Mrs, Fred Tillinghast. Mrs. Fitch Sunday wits Mre Mofits ‘mother. .- Chjovable pro- | The floral display was pleasing, with | = Mr. and Mrs. Edwin St. John at- | recitation, Surprice. Gladys Johnson: | A. Carev: Mra. John Sheliey, Mrs. Wil | Mo i, EThpRe, I COUAOCC | g1oen Markers Bet on General Lyon % 3 4 1, consisting of a | a varlety of cut flowers and potted | tended church here Sunday. recitation, T n bl Vindenbers: Mrs, | plants. Rev. F. A. Holden of Shel-| Rev, Martin Kellogg of Ekonk will , | Arvilla Besse, Mrs. Albert Walker and | Sunday, = Cemstery Lot. d a paper on a trip | ton preached as @ candidate and de- | preach here Sunday in exchange with | Mrs. White's class; reitation. Why 1| Mt Tulla Wilbur. Mre, Shannon was| TSl ah b ot wes deapy Moo~ —_— ha a ‘Gescription of the |livered @ fine Sermon from the text,| Rev. A. A. Smith. Mr. Kellogg will | Love Easter Palms, Hareld White; | Assisted in serving by Ofrs. Julia Wil- | day, people returning home after Bas- | Oliver H. Latham fs etfll confined s ign Lullonz-zc.md manners of | Christ-is risen. The cholr, under the | remain for the evening service and |singing, Allelulia, male quartette; reci. | PU% "Ed “'m o his bed with ipflammatory rheuma -~ lite of ihese peoplo of German descent, | direction of Miss Florence 1. Hunt, or. | will deltver & lecture on Rome and the | tation, Why T Love Enater Lilies, Gla- William Barron of Danielson was a |, Bdvard Himes lnd Charies W Bray- | tsm. A iin (he ways of the father | ganist and leader, 'rendered spécial | World's Sunday School Convention. | avs Chdion; exereice, What the Lilies gy oo ? i P o BN TITe Dusates onll Markers for General Lyon L. land Mrs, C.P. Kendall and Mrs | Baster anthems aid were assisted by | Myron Alleg of Scotland called at|say. Mre. Rurgess " Class: recitation, T e N e e N fn Put- | Mr. Lennan of Willimantic came her e e 1!’!” ang two plessing | Miss Mabel A. L.nnphear who sang a | Merrill Butto®s Monday. | What T Mean to Be. Carl Vassar; recl- U lave Dedul Viattors 0 NOBMIOE § O TR Seniom i ol W | Tuesday and set the markers on th A Stedman gave a|solo in Miss Dorothy Bennett of South C: tation, T Find No Fault in Him, Clark ——El(uii— M,"' \urice B“kl,,, “ Norwich was the | General Lyon cometery lot. There are TR “;:;."."'D?',\e;?;' S | ot AR LR ST 00 | Rt e iy i | S e Lo oten BT 18 DR Horn. ey~ o mmeng ! ol gbra e paper describing a trip actnss the con. “T:dn;} Bools” snisie e mibi s | ot e e T e it polaster Sunday in the Line meeting| Tne Plainfield snd Sterling football ...32‘,‘.&”'...":‘.&: A0y e tond e et ot e ostolte it e | Monduy, witkt the smme tokehets, Miss | pinter Eulaing @ bary on tpe prem: | cut Soers and gver the IBIOFI a3 | Saucrate’ decorationof he DUt and| S BT IR Dias o gnaia | B ey A ons. ol 1t est e platform by cut flowers and potted ln‘ scored by elther club, 3% oyed during the tnip. Miss | Misg Nettie Storrs at South Chaplin,| Miss Dola Robbing has been confined | Is Risen. Anna Chapman gave fi a s el S g and Clarence E. Chester at Natchaug. | to the house by a severe cold. —_— D e e O T aeT ey, | ;AT sccidental fire Monday burned| = Miss Alice Lyon has gone home from sandwiches, cake and cocoa was served [ hold his fine Diace 10" New . York STERLING WOO0DSTOCK VALLEY. Kelloge. though with phyaical and v0- | G warolt AWy e oF Wasant | Mrs. ,l.""}“"" to'eare for hor mother, v the ladies of the grange. e ¢ 4 —_— cal difficulty, as he was suffering £ro; : Ny A Cihe Rt Tobular miseting | Aot AN, UL S R O CWekh gebolsana Rev. Bertram Bugbee Called on Loval | severs attack of grip, yet, to s re- | 1 Sro"mias: W. A. Downing has hired the land il b observed as visitore night. Eiter Slpipic. Perfect Attendance Report—Churca Friends—Notes of the Week. - gl e dgon s oy e THOMPSON. ohbion: Ry . Hulk s He was not able to attend the eve- The ladies’ aid society gave an East-| Beautifully Decorated for Easter. Mrs. B. Chamberlain of Holden,|ning of the Christian Endeavor soci- a Daniel York, who spent his | er supper at the church v - tion with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. | day evening that was Cwella:)l:t’m:luzee’d Mass, was called to the Valley on | ety, which was on the Baster subject | Summer Residents Returning — In School chool closed on Thursday, APrl 8.| weanesday. of last week on account of | also. Town for Easter Vaoation. John L. York, has returned to Phillips | T} after a successful term. The follow- academy, Andover, Mass. 1)‘€oh:dlse‘1&f|dt: rb;‘r‘en::el:g:;; r:en;;t,!;; ing puplls were neither abscht oz | the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Injured by Cow's Horn. —_— “ ——— * | on the parsonage. targy during the term: o~ e RN spent several | o On Wednesday night Benjamin F. RB“"-‘%}“N‘::? m‘t'tol Calvin Bal- . _— s v . rammar Room—Earl Belknap, 3 veral | Colburn, on the Grange farm, . | tard y weel anney of Hartford s the guest AWBUX' VALLEY. Wi, William M. Brown of Windham | yaipi Bowen, Albert Sims, Thomas | days last week with Miss Edith Car- ey Rooad T the facs. | . Forrest Rhodes returned last woek | of Mra. Nellle Tubbe. il E s Tooull. pehter. A& The was Teaning over the feed box | from, New York where he has been( Mrs. £ B Sone of New Driain ended Pomona Grange. —WARRENWLLE Iatermediate Room—George Rah- |, Ellery Bartiett has moved his family | she suddenly raised her head so as to | SPERding the spent Thursday with Mrs. Willlam s ey ot cock, Howard Kenyon, Inez McDon- | to Basiford. plerce his cheek close to the nose with |, Mrs Geore ¢ c’“" R o avanas Park. 2, ":) land Burdick has returned to [———— 5 2ld, Celina Nason. 5 John H. Bacon has sold his farm. |the sharp point of a horn and ripped Mrs. Albert Myers, who has been se- ST, e wiliams spent Monday | BT Concert With Pleasing F Primary Room-Darl Belanger. |, Ars. Emma Spencer of Pomfret vis- |open a deey wound. cleaving fo. the Seuly 8 with seoymonia. . sioiy s N y tures—Personal Items. Easter Services. ited her sister, Mrs. John Bacon, a few | cheek bone. It bled profusely. Doe-| oo » pou, (NSpRViNg. > : g tors were telephoned for, but none RS SRR Choirs Unite for Service. Chester S, Maine was at Hartford The M. E. church on Easter Sunday| Mrs. Oliver A. Hiscox spent Sunday | nould he Miss Coroline Lounsbury has opened ’ could he obtained that night- It was Many people from out of town at- Mr. and Mrs, D. Mathewson are en- y v presented ¥ beautiful appearance. A, in Pomfret. hl.l' hi for the John Bentley of Natick nas|o¥ing their new’ automobile T M i Mot aars ™ 3 3 a severe accident and a narrow escape e . summer. tended church here Sunday, where been spending . the week with hee | gATNUE James was in Willimantic| quantity of Easter lilles and Bhars | Booun L Becob whited W areester; 404 | from losy; o€ the. ¥ye. o5, Backus end his family 2pent| there was special music by the local mother, Mrs, Ursula Maine, who Is | /% ¥eek Thursday and Saturday, | were many other flowers and foliage| = Mrs. George A. Young of Putnam Various Items. T and Mrs. G. A. ’;homup-nu have {200 TIndhes Joivs Ui EooeEm very sicke j Polleean. M. 8. Lo s | plants, The sermon was delivered by | visited hor sister, Mrs. Augustine Bart.| E. Byron Gallup has sufficiently re- | moved Titto the Bowwe T0emsty. ocns| S G lT, the Oasd exchestre. o Ll h‘t‘: “txuv‘\_. g the gnest of NC and. M BT Clase i Béstim Prof, llfl_sr of Boston university. The | jett, on Monday. covered to be in gl.u seat in the legis led by George Morse of East Thomp- 24 imes preached on the ter Mey - e ughter, rs, O P Miner. e | Mariorie and Ruth, were in Williman- | sucosss e onins s & Ereat] Mr and Mrs. Frank Winter of Sta(-| lature at Hartford this wesk. = Sirs. Williams of Gressevik th spent Sunday at James . Miera. - |tic 1ast week Thuraday. Williown Gleasots, who waa very fif| 1or3 EPFnEs sre visking'Mrs. James| The teschens bive Sone back o Aets | e s na . voumed (o] gusst o Wik Nellle Tugha Bunday. ot J A r's. s schools In the neighboring villages aft- | open her hbuse N ¢ m}nx\*gg ff‘ix’&??flfnn“";‘ré‘r’“;"' hhayg‘“. Pleasing Easter Concert. rat}:‘;?.tlyfi!lalm&roo:lnt-h S et fh n Feuyon is working at the Wells | er_their Easter reces: Among those who have been enjoy- .pr,.‘l“ml;“c ‘(;.n uc:trlon'\:v‘;xh ;,':-': S el deie N e S LAY BLibe) foma o et e S G r e peih farm at South Woodstock. | Mise Fiorence Martin, teacher 'en vacations In town are Miss Myrtice | gunt, Mrs. John Rice, Chauncey Richmond: people from _ Ashford. Williagton, | Stafford Springs. m’i;r"n"'&ilr"o";."&’fl."“‘“m Mgdt b5 ":’é’.’fm’fi‘-‘\zfi" :od.vg::rfiul D | el Gy of Nummpw : Miss Mrs. Daisle M. Mason of Westerly ' g . S P gy CANTERBURY. Mansfleld and Chaplin d was a suc- Contracted Malaria in Africa. Miss Cora Kenyon, who has been in | C. Edith Cruff of Suffield, Miss Mildred has called on Mrs. Jessie Crandall Tues- ‘The choir was sisted b 3 : o ¥y Al-| Rev. O. H. Green is having a month's | South Woodstock a few da, re-| Tht warm rains of the week are set- | A of East Putmam, Miss Mil- = e - A and Mrs C. B Richmond. s, |P%it, Louks ~and "~ Milton L. Durkee, | vacation. Mr. Green has not yet re- | turned home. ’ Uing the. ground and bringing Torh | Gred Knight of - Soutnbridge. ~ Miss | Bullding Notss—Work Begun on State arayand, Mrs, O B Richmond, Mr. | flutes, and Rov. G. C. Chappell, basso, | covered from malaria. contracted while| Scliool is Distriot No. 9 commenced | vegetation rapidly. Mary E. Chase of Southbridge, Miss Road. s, . B, Thompson and Charled | and Mrs. Chappel, soprano. The mem- | a misslonary in Africa. the spring term on Monday. —_— Grace Cruff of Willimantic Normal T Bamanar aranae e o stiend. | bers of the Bible class wave thelr reci- Miss Allce B4dy s spending her| Rev Beriram Bugbee, formerly of ABINGTON. school, Misses Bernice ArmstrongJen-| George Rowland iy building a new R Norwich un | tations with good expression. The|Easter vacation at the home of her | this place, now of Maine, was calll.iz . nie Johnson and Myrtice Broughton, |house betwsen his house and Judge T b chapman entertained | cMPlematic plece. Our Lord's Cross, by | parents in Attleboro, Mass. on_friends Tuesday. He was accom- | Section Hands Save Burning H and’ Earle Plerce and Roy Wilson of [ A. Hale Bennet 1 cé ana Teela pemiertained |the Gleaners was a beautiful climax | Miss Helen M. Burke and Miss Myra | papied by a friend. on Hands Save Burning House=| the Putnam High school, and Ells- Willlam Mofitt isx having & new Tiursday. pson on | o the exercises. The pastor, Rev. Mr. | Snow are spending this week at their| Mlss Rebecce Walker is with ra'a- Personal Items. worth Chandl | poreh added to nis hous: Chappell, preached at Westford Con-|tomes in Willimantic. tives in Fastford this week. g oy g Town Clerk Frank Hoxsle and sons = 7 gregational chureh in the afternoon on | Miss_Gladys Baker and Miss Mar-| Mrs. William Greeno is at Mr, Saf-| A C Weeks of Groton spent sev- SOUTH KILLINGLY. have & new auto eeping Turned In oy. gare are vis! n ovi- | ford’s in South Woodstock. ¥s in T last week. . < CAMF BELLS MILLS Weeping Turned Into J t Toouu isit in _Provi- | ford eral days in town last ‘Work has begun on the state road R e C.B. meeting was conductad by e v SN Deiat o, Thoms B s e o renterritt Gallup and son Arthur have| poyth of Jeshua Rood, 86—Fine Eas- | between the Frost school houss No. 7 erd of lhtn Mrs. H. F, Scott. Topic, The Lord Is ace. ed from a western trip. > 8 % a f Elght Dee ity % RAWSON. 1E“ v:,”,{_' ag s et ot this o Gusobat: ::‘v‘l:::t is known as the Walter Eat- B L. e mpsiated N Pheganie SOUTH CANTERBURY." High Waiter TERGS FErout Pt on | Shsed & Shrte. 12 g 'amy PUIi | Rev. Georss W. Fergusen of Putnain | Jrs. Herbert House of Brookiyn ia selt 8s “dog warden for| MNr. aml Mrs N. L. Durkee snd Mies ——— ‘from Big Cotahen<sl ookl move there at once. will conduct * servioe next Wednesday | “*5inE 07 Mrs. 1. N. Carpenter. “Bitgoos saw - in " Stone Hill | Bi e (or aoe, oro in Wilitmsutlo | Enjoyable Dance Given”by Mr. and bats Bip CESRWSROI TV, rs. Loulsa Griggs recently suffered | evening at Henry Tennant' L T s SOV Ay Ty Jroods a herd of elght deer. 5. L. Bar.| ‘Mrs. Arod Ormsby of Grosvenordale Mrs. Burr 8. Smith. JBezt Pitts of Tillots 15 to assist Al- a stroke of paraiysls and s in a seri- olRnter Wheeler, who has Just return- T, i el Bt five deer on the Crandall farm | s “heen the guest of Mr. and Mrs.| mrank C. Cooper and A. M. Camp of e oy JA | vas & visitor| | Thomas Mofitt has returned from a | the Congregationsl cliurch’ ‘Sunday NORTH WOODSTOCK. Albert G. Brown 6la a fine pair of | @ = Coio 810 feWI. New Haven, George Hester and James | In Hartford on Monday. vacation of two weeks in Boston. evening. ———— oxen to Willlam Bitgood. 2 Tourgee of New London were guests| Many trout fishermen, but no large| Many serious forest fires are daily . Willis Shhnee Welivered a|James Morse Buys North Ashford Mrs, Edward Pratt ls still confined WILSONVILLE. of Levi N. Clark last Saturday. catches, owing to high water and it be- | reported. 1 address to an interested audi- Place—Grange Gives Play. to et bed. = b ddd Bertha M. Clark was visiting_her | lug so cold. Fire from Defective Chimney, | fnc® of C. B- members Sundey evon- —_— _aties Hary Stevenst hesitn is vory | Suddon Death of Mra. Maria N. Jen. | tistar, Mo Frenk B Burdick, at Nor- | The lateft sport for some, of the| The house of Edwin Warner cuugnt | "Soshus Rood, 88, 8led Tussday. Tho; Som SRNSL ow et e b ot i e ., past 'oupg men spearin suckers ate] oceu| by M Willlam W. Tanner. who has been Ao Mesars. Young, Donovan and Leon- | Aight; Among thoss are Orrin and Ei- | 10y, T areday,,from & defective ohim- | funeral was heid Fridty at 2 p. m. trom now deceased, In North Ashford, an slek for a long time, is slowly improv Miss Alice Jack was a Worcester | 3¥& of Taftville were in this vicinity | mer Phillips, having caught someled. The prompt work of a group of| The Willlng Workers met Thursday w!{l{ -o.o:dm&vr: tl';;rr-o'.‘k Sxinsetr sl ton ; ing. - last week Friday. weighing ® 1-2 to 4 poun4s aj hav- isitor the drst of the week with rel- & piece, hav- | section men saved the house fro abel Phi Farmers are very bus; tti ‘ v Levl Clarl pel Wednesday with ak ke fro Tof th o 5 7 P - m | with Mrs. Bos' he ocottage for planting. 16y getting remdy | mitves. e s B L e i el E T George Phillips, carecuker 2t the | o Frank Bervin ived the past Merton Childs hag sold his farm to George Platt was the lucky finder of | cemeteries, is £ a party from Taunto; There was a dance held at the res- lelht Phillips of the firm of Phil- | ¢y, Rocnohils tiite 1 fin, et year. WINDHAM COUNTY. b8 Tpham has sold his pair ot | idence of Mr. and Mrs. Burr € Smith | livs Bros. hag purchased e driving o e o Tont | LN comneiun“rfirhy:nau- Mrs. Matilda Morse is visiting 'n rorses’ (o F. A Wellington of Web- | 9o evening of last week | hoise. Mrs, George F. Holbrook of Putnam | orated with flowers and piants. b hem About 50" were present from Preston, | Emer Greges and Mrs. Jenalo Snow Town Clerk ¥, E. Barrett Is suffer= —— irs. Agnes L. Clare of Boston has | Hanover, Vorsailles, Lisbon and Can- (of South Manch were rocent | ' fasweh Deal was strack i the e m""‘ Alhert Grover and Mivta Downe | ing an attack of pleurisy . BROOKLYN. been visiting with her mother the past| <ThUIY., Muslc was furnished by Mrs. Fumsty of fhote ‘;:;’:‘ Henry Gregss. | with a wagon jack Tuesday, which Mamelid e A R l ugoia g ook ano % 5 tzge: spe: o R wag rFiven oodstock grange In New Teacher at Witter District—F.| L. Keegan and son Lawrence were | éTétt Frink as violinist and prompter. | Sunday with relatives in Fomiret. :fifi:fied . ..2'2.1’2,"‘.'.;' Ry o7 B e Sodely s B M 3 A. Spaulding Painfully Injured. out of town visitors Th“r;day_ A good time was enjoyed by all. “mm‘_lo 2 glt.!:flnty v:ll.: un?-m\“%:;: Mrs. W. Covell and Mrs. Hildreth| All are exceedingly lorry.tht ){r ocho Died of Heart Failure. T eaday, saw Mrs. Wlm of the Cabbage Patch|and Mrs. Russell are to move Mrs. Hiram F. Colburn, with her| Mrs, Marla N. wife of T. A. Jen- WOO0DSTOCK. v.hf l}:!t L Cr Stocking on Bel st Piew e vilage 5t e childrén of Tast Hartford visited her | nings, died very suddenly ~¥ridey e T i i e s Ty —_— Ballard-Thatcher Marriage — Recent parents, Mr. and Mrs. William L.|night of heart failure. The funeral | Officers of Ecclesiastical Society Re-|son, Frank, and Miss Annie Lathrop EASTFORD. ASHFOQD. ’ Burials. vler, of late, . o7, G Genung: visited in Boston ::i’l::fi{({’v%gfi» O%Z?gigl:fl? se] 2 Slsctoc Orant_lompecventins; st D :nfnaN %!Z%.‘?‘.L.":{.: e s "ronn | Enste? Concert 3 M. E. Churoh—Ats| iz Allos Whittemors of Providence | A Pretty aredding ook place at il "'df":l%f(gl:,{’:r‘er b i i (\’v'mlc::zno‘fp'tlx;t a‘;flnfififm‘f?fi . At the meeting of the Ecclesiastioal bl <O tanding, Wosdutos s 85 ools O ora | Miss Rhoda natchor ‘was uniied " in Mr,‘and Mrs. Mortimer H. Miller |attended the service A large numpar | 500i6ty last week, all of the officers POMFRET CENTER. Miss Marion George of Reedville was | JROT¢ & SETr | amgution, Wt e m;;*mw’m:.r?p W?l.btll:m' i o munhy with %, and s Tanee | Gaats Nl R e T T . Carr of Now Ha.| Mies Anta P, Bmith. of Worcaster | Mes Franuiin Geores, over Sandey. | Dtalel Kine viskted his Bome tn|TAKE thelc home tn, Thompeon. m | s e T T o e % | viditea her sistor, Mrs B B Brown,| Miss Mattie Dickinson of Danieison | Hartford Su il L Kt SR s Miller, large piece in’ the shape of an an. The' schools 1n tows omposed of roses and ‘ cademy opened Mo; - | this week. visited her grandparents, Mr. and Pleasing Easter Concert. o g e o Mondsy exgest: Thn | e R e te P ta. | s tok the T ey onday morn- | i face G. Brown of Worcester Is TRt Weska, Lo weaks. T MR L ool Srelll 3 ne Me, Frank S i olgiore: B 8 Nore) SERT e Setor S | Rhare e s s iy e et eyt Sy visling nx;grhmr«mr ot Westland farm. | W, ¥ Dode camé Up from Putnam | Gresrie and the children for e e e body of Mrs. Abble Vaughn was will hegin o week later. The same | besides her husband two daughters During the vaeation the grounds | menced speins piwiner o <™ | "The Mises Platt and Santord have nh ml roises Baster Sunday. brought Mere, for burial Thur m, train from Groton. iaha | B teachérs are engaged, except in the | home, Mrs. Joseph Baker of New Bap. about the district school have been coun ‘ednes. from vacat! Witter district, where Mise Hopkins | ton_and onc son, Charles of Woonsok- | graded. a drain tile placed in l'l:t i tmot 'ha storm i o "pemd‘med MMP opa A gut- | evening th: has resigned and the committes has R L Burial was in the family tor and covered and part of the m"m&.-:;:%'uw' omllh‘:‘“&%