Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 5, 1909, Page 10

day— m D. Fal I's Deat Pomfrét—Chu; t—Church = Plans Summer Memorial 8ay was observed in the " | village with exercises by the members % of the y ool, in place of the regula; jon of the school. The gramme of patriotic se- rendered after the open- i sxerclvom. se quotations; én, “Misa Fiorence Lamb; rec- Ldwin Bracewell; solo, Bat- rer, Migs Grace embers of primary Ruth Lawson, Mildred Voor- ‘hees and Florence Brown; reading, dys Thompson; solo, Our Na- Superintendent Colver; reading, Amy.B. Satterlee itation, ‘New Memorial Day, Harlan New. solo, Lest We Forget, Mrs. ins4 recitation, Richard ; bymm, America. Decorated Graves, the close of the exercises the the school and their by ated the soldlers' graves fin_theyilkge cemetery with lsurel gs and flowers. A selec- _tiow*by the cholr was sung at the During the afternoon members " ‘school visited the Allyn ceme- fery at Allyns Point, and the yard e Amos Hurlbutt's residence. Ruth Kimmey, who has been the ‘guest of Miss Natalis K. Gibbs, returned to Norwich Wednesday. . Died Suddenly at Pomret. VoA w "u:d ‘William D. Fairfleld, 1 . and Mrs. A. L. Fairfleld and deughter Florence, and Mrs. George ' Perkins of Allyns Point, attended the funeral Saturday of their father, Wil- * llam Dwight Fairfleld, whose death oc- ‘ourred suddenly Thursday at the home ;t‘m- daughter, Mrs. A. S. Potter, in mfret, Mr. Fairfield has made his bome ‘with Mrs. Perkims durine the . summner months for several years. ‘H. J. Duffy Leases Cottage. 'The house owned by Frank Hurlbutt of Corona, L. I, which has stood va- cant since last summer, has been tak- # ‘en by H. J. Duffy of the naval station. + Misees Amelia and Susan Mathew- on returneq Saturday from a visit Ith Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Crandall in Lendoa. oW Mrs, Latham Smith is 1l with ton- silitis. . -8 Mrs. Wiltiam Harris and children, ‘who ha¥e been guests of arent; Mrs. Harris' nd Mrs. Harmon L. Per- , retus to their home in Grot- on, Monday afternoon, Plan Entertainments and Picnic. { It ‘was decided at a meeting of, the ofclals 03. the Methodist society on Ihureday evening to give a series of Six bateriatnments and s plenic during the swmmer. The following commit- + tée of twelve was appointed to have the affairs in charge: M terlee, Miss Laura Perk! rah Latimer, Mr; F. H. Brown M Miss Grace Chap: Mr. mith. A meeting of the committee will be held this (Saturday) afternoon to de- <ids. on the dates of the entertain- ments. | - C. B Colver and D. C. Perkins were appointed a committes to attend to Tepairs on the Sunday school rooms. Noted About the Village, Miss Hattle Brown, who has been visiting other, Mrs. Sarah Per- kins o her school dutles in children of Westerly spent the week at the home of Amos B b 5 _ Charles Hilliard was a Sunday caii-| Donation er_at C. D. Thompson's. - i B. G. Palmer planted corn for C. B. Thompson Monday afternoon, Russell and Morton Cooke, and €lifford~Thompson were in West erly Tuesday evening. 5 g The weekly prayer meeting was held at the parsonage Friday eve- ning. LEBANON. Goodwin-King Marriage—Horse Killed by Lightning—Memorial Day Exer- cises—Rev. L. E. Livermors In- jured. 7 F A Miss Elsie S. King and Clinton S. Goodwin were married at_their own home in this town on Wednesday, June 3, at 12 o'clock. The rooms were Qecorated, the color effest being pink and white. Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin were embered by their many friends, in itts of china, gold pieces and many other presents. After a dinner they were taken by automobile to the sta- tion, where they started on a short yedding trip. The ceremony was per- formeq by Rev. R. E. Turner, the Episcopal service being used, Lightning Killed Horse. Cary Latham had his_horse Kkilled by lightning while using him_attached to farm wagon May 2§. Mr. Latham and his son were prostrated and ren- dered unconscious for a time, But soon recovered. Congregational Notes. Rev. Mr. Davies of Hartford sup- plled the First Congregational church last Sunday. “In the morning he reached an excellent and appropriate lemoria) day sermon. The committee on arrangements for the ordination and installation of Bu- Party Cream th‘ Fraternal, Benefit ven, last 'week paid to Young of - e G Pant Had ,w«'x‘ $90 in assessment er Avery Godfrey, of Mystic. on friends at Logger Hill We ss Katle Sherry was a visitor Tuesday. an Old Lyme caller this weels Walter H. Willis M-lerllg Albert S. Brainar Gay at Higganum. ‘The Baptist narty to Rev. the ladies. Mrs. Chapman had put his foot in it! Mr, and Mrs. James Moore’s brother’s, W. H. Moore" Ruth and Isabella, have retarne Mrs. F. M. Rose’s in Jordan. the summer at P, B. Smith's, the cove. employed. ene B, Smith pastor, has fixed up- |/ on Thirsday, Juse 10, for the merve WINDHAM COUNTY. ices, The examination’ wil take place in the forenoon, and the remaining aivicebiin the Aolertiobn,, SOUUSRSIE SOUTH WINDHAM. at 2 o'clock. Memorial Day Observance. Memorial day ‘a detail of veterans under the direction of C. J. Abell, vis. ited four cemeteries and placed wreaths and flowers on the gra: of their fallen comrades and algo over the dust of the heroes of the revolu. tlonary war. At noon a collation was served under the supervision of Miss Sarah Abell, assisted by a number of young ladies. At 2 p. m., in Grange hall, ‘after fine music by the South Windham orchestra, reading of the Scripture by Chalrman Rev. R. E. Turner, rol] call of all civil war sol- diers in the town of Lebanon, prayer by Rev. A. J. Park, the chalrman in- troduced the speaker, Rev. W. T. Thayer, who gave a strong and elo- quent address with which the audi- ence appeared delighted. Music, busi- ness and the benediction closed the patriotic exercises, Monday afternoon the Lebanon baseball team defeated the Crescents of Willimantic on the Lebanon Green, the score being 13 to 3. Mr. and_ Mrs. Edward al of Thomas Fox. liam Backus over Sunday. Miss from New Haven, and with W. C. Murdock. Miss Turner. Turner, in Springfield. in_Lawrence, Mass. the guest of over the holiday. Mrs. Charles Upton, Mr. Lot da; spending the week in Uncasville. er, Miss Beatrice Perry 1s a guest in the family of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Roy- Norman Pultz_of are guests of Mr. al_exercises in Lebanon Monday. W. B, ‘Tuesday. M from Norwich Memorial day. The foreign missionary soclety met et Mrs. N. B. Royall's last Friday. Mrs. Sarah E. Gager visited friends in Ashaway and Hopkinton, R. re- turning last Friday. Miss Tillle Kingsiey is entertain- ing Rowland Slate of Newport, R. L, holiday at Packerville. . Funeral of Thomas Fox. The funeral of died May 30, was his four years of membgrship in the ln-nu“—{ ) . Che: of Durfee Hill was the, guest recently of his aunt, Mrs. thur T. Avery was a caller ‘Mrs. Arthur Yy Ao Mrs, E. B. Young of spithead was at Deacon F. G. Gates in Lyme Wedn hl’ffl. Allen Young of Mullen Hfll was Howard spent Sunday at spent Memorial eople gave a donatio gruce Bodrdman Tue: day evening. A supper was served by prepared a fine | thé cream cake to take to tNE donation party and _had put it in the wagon. Her son, Master Savillon Chapman, Moore of Hart- ford are spending a vacation at Mr. Mrs. C. C. Prentiss and daughters, home after a Memorlal day visit at Mr. and Aunt Saphronia Miner is spending head of Cyrus Branch has moved from Gilead to the carbarn junction, where he" is Guests During Holiday Week—Funer- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kinne of Hart- ford were guests of Mr, and Mrs, Wil- lara Murdock and a friend Albert Mur- dock of Hartford spent Memorial day Mrs. Young, Mrs, Nathena Godfrey ang daughter of Hartford are guests of Mrs. Mary Turner returned Wednes- day from a visit with her son, Richard H. Henrkkson spent Memorial dey Miss Olive Bartlett of Danlelson was Miss Annie L. Smith Mrs. John Rose entertained Mr. and and Mrs. Upton of Hartford over Sun- Mrs. C, E. Avery and daughter are F. Raymond Backus of Waterbury Card furnished music for the Memori- Avery, was in Springfield on Bert Tubbs entertained friends Mr, and Mrs. W, C. Card spent the Thomas Fox, who held Thursday morning from St. Joseph's church, a hat ‘Happened to a | rial Qwen illiam: llector for the fi 3 , c or the | Bonent 1o of New Ha- ?k Elizabeth this town a_check for $1,000 =5 . Personals. i st BB, Keny g ron’s. “fi I'mrt t the lnnwm'uk ‘West; are at 1@ - for & “un. Boaies B: Moultots and Mis” ‘W. P. Parsons of Boston are spend. g two weeks at the Inn, T, . _E. B. Thompson New York have arrived at their sum- mer home on Zions hill. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd and ghildren of New York are at E. P. on’s for Mrs. has been summer. Charles spending a few days in New London. Mrs. Andrew Metzger was in Nor- wich from Tfludg{ to Thursday. The choir of the Congregational church ““:fll(éh(‘;ld ‘;’:@hm‘&d in 7‘;06 chapel this (Satur evening at 7.30. Miss Dorothy Fenton of Bofl%n is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J. C. Fenton. A Jack Thompson entertained a few. friends on his birthday Wednesday. Games were played on the lawn and refreshments served. Mrs, H. C. Lathrop was in Hartford ‘Wednesday. * - A team driven by two Willimantic men caused & little excitement Sun- day noon. The horses came down North street on the run, turned into the parsonage going up the ter- race into Guilford Smith's yard and then out into the street. The driver pluckily held on to the reins and finally stopped the animal up in the ::ollrfi The other man dmb :‘hrow‘n ou: n_the parsonage yard but was nof seriously injured, although the wheels went over him. A box of Hungarjan partridges, which the men were going to liberate on the plains, was also thrown out. The accident occurred just as people were going home from church, and there was some lively stampeding. Choir Gave Fine Programme, The cholr at the Congregational church was assisted last Sunday morning by Mrs. Woods of New York, soprano, and James Baker of New London, tenor, and a fine musical pro- gramme was given. Rev. Harry Grimes preached a sermon appropriate to Memorial day. There was & large audience present. Mrs. Forrest Loeffler of New Len- don, who has been spending two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S, Chappell, returned to her home Tues- day. Mrs. John _ Webster entertained friends from Worcester over Sunday. Brooklyn, N. Y., are v..mn?’?{'“‘:fi spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. | Mrs. Arthur Williams of Williman- home of Mr. and .Mrs. Frank P. Fowl- | Josephine Backus. tic at W. F. Maine's Monday. q g s Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Card) H. A e, WAUREGAN. May Basket for Mrs. Arthur Tracy— Wauregan at Head = of League— Wauregan Company Sets Out 250 Japanese Ivy Plants, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Perkins and son Vivian of Occum spent Sunday with Mrs. Perkins' father, Henry N. Wood. Mrs, Arthur Tracy was pleasantly suprised Monday evening by g well- and family of | on Sunday full of war times. Mr. Waters is a veteran, 80 he has a rich fund of experiences to draw from, which brought eut the sad part in warfare. Holiday Visitors. The holiday brought many vieitors to town. Donald Perley from Wor- cester, Miss Ethel Spalding from Nor- wich, Arthur D. Chandler from New York, Edward L. Child from Worces ter. Judge and Mrs, A. McClellan Ma- thewson of New Haven spent Sunday ‘with Mrs. William Mathewson. The family of Judge George C. Holt of New York have arrived at R d for the summer. Amos M. Gallup of Groton was at ‘William M. Gallup’s over Sunday. Death of Former Pastor. News has been received of the death of Rev. A. G. Hibbard, a former pas- tor of the Congregational church, ‘which occurred in Hartford. Mr. Hi bard had been in failing health for some time. He was much interested in historical and genmealogical re- search, and while here prepared a genealogy of the Hibbard family. WESTMINSTER. School Exercises Will Be Held at Methodist Church, June 4—Congre- gational Sunday School Will Observe Children’s Da Miss Carrie Button, who has been spending several weeks in Scotland, returned home Tuesday. Mrs, Fank Linnell has been spend- ing a few days here. Miss Katherine Harty of Danbury was a caller in the schools in town on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Several from this place attended the Memoria] service in the Methodist church at Canterbury Plains, Sunday afternoon. The school exercises will be meld tn the Methodist church on the afternoon of June 4, to which all have been in- vited, There will be an exhibition of children’s schoo] work in the town hall. The Congregational Sunday school will observe Children’'s day with ap- propriate exercise " HAMPTON. Aid Gave Strawberry Festival —George E. Nichols Entertains. Mrs, James Church and family of Boston have opened - their summer home on Hampton Hill for the sum- mer. Mr. and Mrs. Hansel and sons were at their summer residence for the hol- Baker of wson and del;oltmmmumm firs. Otls Conant of Gurleyvills has been the guest of relatives here for a few days. Mr. and Mrs, Bari S. Gorton of Providence ent Monday at Mrs. Florence M1 s Reception at Hotel. Rev. and Mrs. Ray E. Butterfleld of il b et s at_the Cehtral hotel Monday evening. Miss Rose E. Seguin it -Sunday Gypsies Telling Fortunes. A band of gypsles here on Thursday mernug‘g: tell fortunes. Mr. and Mrs. k Olds of Provi- at C. E. Barber's. Mrs. L. H. Cross have been at Mr. Cross’ home in Mans- ‘enter. EKONK. Deference Paid to Soldiers—Aeccldent Preparations for Children’s Sunday. Jared' Gallup recently attende@ the reunion of his regiment, the Twenty- first volunteers, at Willimantic. Edward Pratt is building a house for his future home in leld. Elisha Bitgoo® has his mov- able sawmill on the James Il saw' for Willtlam Sweet. Percy Clark hes purchased the Gor- ton place on the Omeco road from ‘William Sweet and taken possession. Alfred Gallup is about to replace his farm barn, which has done serivos for many years, with a larg new one. John Stanton and family of Nor- wich have been wisiting at Mr. Stan- ton’s father's on the Ekonk Hill farm. Deacon J, Cyrus Tanner has been T “xatios ’“;.’..‘L‘..’X“’f.’&’" ‘Sunday Mr. e < o bl to &eof hrflm: “May 30, A Symbolic Day eace.” Th’o young people of the rbh hung @ beautiful May basket Satur-| day night at the door of Esther Gal- lup and had an enjoyable time. ward Jarvis of Providence has visited his brother, Willlam Jarvis. Miss Ruby Kellogg spent Memorial day {n Worcester. At Danlelson Meeting. \ir. and Mrs. Kellogg were in Dan- felson Tuesday attending the annual ladies’ day of the Windham county assoclation of Co onal minis- ters. The on and wives were of Rev. C. M. Baker in the ochurch parlors. A Painful Injury. Mrs. Keliogg has suffered a slight but pnlntuloc‘:dd‘nt in having & fin- ger caught in the rollers of a clothes wringer so as ¢o have it mashed and cut clean off. visitin field her Wmnm Miss ‘was thing points to & speedy recovery. Examinations for Kinne er;n. Bome ‘Willlam Kinne. & rul‘-tzf—:l.m E-.. dled and left & sum of money, the Interest to bo used - sach year for the purchase of an un: daughter of | ubridged dictionary Vernon Stiles | given to the pupll who the best emamiZaion on the constitution of the United States and its amendments, Last Tuesday nearly tarty pu met in_the tral Village and took thi Rev. F. A. Baloam and Rev. madge are the judges. It will be sev~ Mre. WOODSTOCK VALLEY. Hayter-Greene Wedding Will Take Place June 16—Springfield Balloon Passed Over Monday at 3.30. eral days before they will be able t8 report. Graduating Exeroises June 16. The Moosup grammar school uating exercises will be held Wednes. dav evening, June 16, in Joy theater. ‘The class hawé chosen fer its motto, “Labor Conquers AlLL" Miss Matilda Lawrence, who has — 250th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION of the Founding of Norwich, July 5th and 6th been at a sanitarium near Providence several months being treated for tus berculosis, has returned home much improved in health. Improvements at Methodist Parsonage. the week in Putnam with her aunt, Mrs. J. ott. / Charlex Pratt, supervisor of schools, wa sin Jowp . Willlam H. Jackson moved to East The Methodist parsonage is being thoroughly renovated and many im- provements are being made about the premises, among them being the 1 stallment of the new compressed al water system, the placing of open plumbing and bath. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McBay of Pro- idence have been ~ussts of Moosup friends the past week. A number of young people of ti Baptist church, some twenty or more, nung Lucius Cranska a well-filled May ncing the com- ing wedding of Miss Florence I. Greens to H. Hayter, on Wednesday afternoon, June 16. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton of Stafford- ville were in town on Bunday. Johnson and Mr. Walker of Abington were in the Valleye on Sun- H. Hayter of Clinton, Mass, spent Sunday i town. Miss a Willis spent Sunday with Miss Maude Briggs. ‘ball basket last Monday evenine After Mo S Pt nan | befng caught all wete tnvited into thi fleld at 3.30 p. m, and landed in Seit- | house where a deightful cvening uate, R. I at 5.30 p. m. Pllme Mrs. Allen Kenyon has been on the sick list the past week. ; CHAPLIN. ! Natchaug Grange at Scotland Meeting —Memorial Day Exercises. Those Corpuscles In your blood,—red and whit keep you well if they are healthy, cause you sickness If diseased. e ot i atchau® | “To make and keep them abundank | and healthy, is to have pure blood, free« grange meeting with Shetucket grange ' - 5 ot B a Satiirday, May 29, dom from disease and vigorous health. . The chietpurpose of Hood's Sarsa- e T ornar MM | parilla is to o this, and ita euccess is e e e U ana | attended by thousands of wonderful Mrs. Helen A. Witter of Hartford are | cures. Cures of all blood diseases, scrofula, eczema, rhenmatism, catarrh, o Get 1 today in the usual liquid form or in ehocolated tablet form called Sarsatabs 4 Alfred Hall has recently bought a small place at South Chapiin from E. A. Frink. requiem high mass being celebrated. Mr. Fox had lived in this town since a young man and had won by his kind- Iy 'and upright character many friends Memorial Day Observancs. A delegation from T. G. Brown Post, G. A. R, and the school children from iday. Miss Lila Fitts was the guest of relatives over Memoria]l day in Wood- filled May basket. hung by the mem- bers of her Sunday school class. A fine silver spoon, one of a set given Bristol-Monday afternoon. Mr. and’ Mrs. Thomas Tisdale and daughter of New London were guests of the U. S. marine seryice. Charles D. Hine, secretary state board of education, and his sister, after spending the winter with rela- tives in Southbridge, Mass. Monday ot Brs, Lo Mrs. George Carrington, have made a { who expressed thet erit; o [ 24 Soevipusl ol Seedtenss S, TeOCE. . Plans for Children's Sunday. | goueh Chaplin decorated the soldisrs’ Charles. Ay ot ‘attensied tne | handsome contribution to renovate the | heautii Hascl amatircCny B the | fents of the basket William Rose 18 & visitor at Pe-| gunday, June 13, will be observed | grove, T8 CReOCTRE T, BOSERY furiera) of (Seba. . Lawrence in | Buckham pastoral library survived by a widow, one son, Bdward [y J: A- Atwood, Jr, and J. Benjamin | quonock. as Children's day in the Line meeting | irday and held a short satvice Ny Lok o 3 Mrs. Anna Abel Hall, Ralph Royall,{ Fox, and a daughtér, Mrs, Michael | Westcott were home from their du-| A. B. Burdick was in Willimantic | house. with o Sanday school concert| “oinmnd aoig® ehort service. & & There wes a g0od attendance at the | C1ra and John Abel, Wallace Sweet, | Sheridan, of Milwaukee. ties at Yale for the Memorial day re- | last week. and sermon to children at the fore-| o “R. went to Eastford Monday and open meeting at the ladies' aid soci- | Alffed Mason, Leo Richardson and| Mr. and Mre, Shattuck of Spring- | eSS Mrs. Robert Clark spent Baturday |noon service, together with the|toox part in the Memorial exercises. oty " vestry $f the Methoaist | Sooney, Hewitt are visiting in thelr | field were recent guests of Mrs. Chas, | IFTed Austin has moved into the ten- |in the Thread city. christening of Infants. The Ladies' AM soclety of the Con- Episcopal ohurch, Wednesday after- Doon, * Supper was served from' s to Miss Nellie Geor of Ledyard, a jteacher n the Groton' schools, was the guest of Mrs. P. L. Norman at Al- Polit over Friday night, = and Mrs. Otto Wulf and daugh- Miss Marguerite Wulf, of Norwich tors at their summer house Bluff Thursday. Amella Mathewson Is wer £ -nunu visitin Mrs. Mary Scranton, in homes’ in town. Rev. L. E. Livermore’s Arm Dislocated Rev. L. E. Livermore narrowly es- caped death in a runaway accident on Thursday afternoon, A mian attempt- ed to water the horse and before it' was obseryed he removed the head- stall. The animal became frantic and ran. J. Henry King was seated in the carriage, conversing with Mr. Liv- ermore, in his yard, and fortunately escaped unhurt. but Mr. Livermore was dashed from the carriage and re- bile. PHOENIXVILLE. Addre: ley. \ Backus, making the trip by automo- Crows Damage Crops—Memorial Day by Hon. George A. Ham- mond and Postmaster John McGin- The early crow is looking after the ement recently remodeled by the Wau- regan company-on the Danielson road. Rev. Mr, Downs of Hudson, N. H., preached at the Congregational church on Sunday last. Putnam ve. Wauregan Today. ‘The two baseball games of Memorial day placed the local Greys at the head of the league. Today (Saturday) the Putnam team plays the home team on the local grounds. Nelson Merritt Suffers Bruises. George Burnham and son of Hart- ford were week-end guests of Senator and Mrs. Burnham. William Wise is building a fine new tennis court. Mrs. Elmer Howe and fami tended the circus in Willimantic. Postmaster Arthur B. Roberts was | in Scotland Saturday. The grange will observe Friday, June 11, .a& Children’s night. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Spaulding, G. M. Holt and F. Palmer were vis- | zelatives’ in Westerly. Mrs. Alvin Corey and children have returned ‘ho from a to her mother, Mre. Chapman at Groton Point. Reuben Watson, a veteran of the A. R., spent Memorial day visiting G Mrs. Ann Corey spent Memorial day visiting in Providence. WEST WOO0DSTOCK. Friends Entertained in Honor of B H. WARNER, General Agent. H. C. LONG, Special Agent. fur2s HARTFORD, CONN, gregational church gave a strawberry supper at the church vestry on Wed- nesday evening. DR. Kimg's: Restoration Method e sister, early planted corn and finde it, too! ftors to the Thread city on June 1. He also gives the early potatoes his On Wednesday morni of this week oe Mrs. Stanley P. Weaver entertain- ‘while delivering The Bulletin on his ceived a dislocation of his left arm, Birthday—Personal Items. rogress on Gravel Path. and, it is feared, a worge injury to|attention. They sometimes pull the ular route, Nelson Merritt met with | €d the Harmony club this week. What It Does fer ess nofl We on the gravel path, which | M® left les. ! potatoes as much as they do corn. ;e‘pmnrul accident in attempting to |,k A fine strawberry festival was held | Mrs. C. M. Jones returned Tuesday Toothl o the town and. the New Haven road in the chapel by the Ladies' Afd, on eeks’ visit with her daugh- A. A. Spaulding and family are at |pass between a group of men and a from two By means of this wonderfal method ¢+ ‘are to bulld for the accommodation of UNT AN the Spaulding villa this week. fence. In some way his front wheel |June 2. ter in Boston. 5 summer residents on the Bluft, VU_—L _OW‘N. At General Lyon's Grave. was turned, throwing him upom the | A stag party was emtertained by | A. C: Winslow of Putnam called on . We are able to give back to & patient n,Was commenced last week. How Memorial Day Was Observed The M. S & i t fence, Friendly hands carrfed him te | George E. Niohols at his bachélor |relatives in town Sunday. the full set of teath he or she start- b Mr. and Mrs, George T. Meech of th . < : eggf a) day !fegc “: l‘hlm"n his home on North Chestnut street.|quarters Tueedey evening. Mowry R Jr., went to New York ed In with In the beginning. All we wmfi'f"d,{’"sm‘ Meech's sis- G:w 496 = Farsstors - Dissarate 1 Somm A ye;‘; Ren. ’5,;’:;23 Yo, | His many friends will b’b pl)e(l d to R s Ry ey 2":1».?‘"1" to take an automobile trip require s twe or mers teeth in each % s, Charles attorlee, S 2 - < - |learn that no bones were broken; but o this place. ing driven up from New London ngaw mond of Putnam snoke. .The VOLerans | nevertheless much bruised. - WILSONVILLE, Miss Mary Frost arrived here Satur- Jaw to work from. and we shall not were escorted by the Citizens' band of Eastford. A dinner was served at the vestry of the M. E. er which there was attend memorial services at the Hill's Octoroon company gave a de- « Center Congregational lighttul entertainment in Dnion hall Saturday evening. & resort to plates er erdinary bridge- work In the process ef the werk. Your mouth will be fres from in- The Ladies’ Benevolent soclety Wednesday afternoon with Miss Tracy. = day for the summer. Erving Frost visited his parents here over the hollday. Inspiring Memerial Day Services at et B Cemetery—Visitors Over the Holi- . d Mrs. Franklin H, Brown of Memorisl Exercises. gord, speaking Set Out lvy Plants. da Mr. and Mrs, E. T. Perrin attended 4 . Akl . Y- . » 5 vl ) fome pnday visitors at| Monday was observed as Memorial Mcdinier Trom New Eondor, - ‘Te | The VoaNas compent have Vo | L e m boris. 6 W |t i Mealar ity . " “Betora we_ accompish i resu e o Nor. | G2y in ftown, the mills being shut|feacher, Miss Pratt of the Easttord |setting 260 Japanese ivy plants around | Mos. T . Couverse of Worcester, | ohtron FRenom, UutCay THS cave the new mill. we put the gums and the natusel ot students from the Nor- or- | down. my, accom; 1 £W0 of the teachers, Misses Newer: avy Byron D. Smith post, G. A. R., school, decorated the graves of deceased sol- directed a flag drill by her The beauty of the vines | pupils, which was appreciated by all. g of the old mill Is noticed by many in the address, % Mr. ana Mrs. Harold Smith of Fisk- teeth in a heaithy comdifion, tight- £ s Newell and | diers on Monda, it Seaton hi his £ and about the village. Mes. Agnes L.-Clare: of Basten spant Lawton, were callers at the cott T onday. morning, meeting at eaton has sold his farm to v Sunday and 2 with he .. | dale, Albert Smith of East Bri ening the testh which may be loase LA Blatt Thuredsy Stteoaocnr et | Union square. whero the line - was | Mr. Slavik, and has moved to Auburn, i nd Monguy mith Bar o et | Mis Mekias Clack of Filmer were and ouring pyorrhes If Ppastont formed as follows: Johnson's Drum corps, children of the public school, in charge of their teachers, Mrs. An- drews, Miss Armstrong and Miss Kil- burn, Court Liberty, No. 132, F. of with' Chief Ranger A. L. Briggs as came down from N s B forwich on g, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Jennings 3 and family of New London visited © . their or home at 1 ;flm n?* e at Riverview on guests at F. N. Harrls' over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. N. and Mrs. E. L, Morse attended funeral on Monday of Mr. Harris' sister, Mrs. J. C. Greene, at Elmville. is afficted with that ease. All of the testh we 'NORTH WOODSTOCK. Mrs. Ella Skiner Left Wednesday for Home in Nebraska. spent a few days the past week with her sister. 7 B. F. May and wife of Worcester spent Monday with Miss Jack. Joseph Baker and family of New am- J. Peltier has sold his farm and mill but has not decided yet where he will locate. Oliver H. Latham has so. far re- are o D. D. 8., practical teeth; eagh set i 2 covered from inflammatory rheuma- " 3 Boston were at Mr. Jennings Monday. | Mrs, Mowry Ross and daughter, el g g~ R e o fi»&ifi‘»fiifiifi; 5 %‘r:‘::.’ ”é’.‘r}nfim i The Me Mrl'f'a e su‘els?bffl e Efi?:::ff % X-hl.:al:;.ullet: Mrs, Woodward enteriatned. hae | Mis Emily Ross, spent | Sunday ?&2‘3{&"&! naturel | AL the strein fa oot -LEONARD BRIDGE. carriages. The line moved at 1 o'clock | | ore oo parade. e e i gon A annar, sz he e e e T o | E e Auatis iqf Moaxiand:vightes’ ot A. O. Davis' last week. Mr. and Mrs. Albert O. Davis enter- tained friends last Friday evening in honor of Mr. Davis' birthday. Iee cream and cake were served during the evening. Mrs. Samuel Brett and two children of North Woodstock visited Mrs. Brett's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Hammond, this week. ABINGTON. ! ight Soldiers Deco- She will stop on the way at the grad- uation of her daughters at Bryn Mawr college. Miss Ella Allen of Boston has been visiting at the Misses Smiths' . Miss Winifred Potter is at Upton, Mass., for a few days, Chester Child, with wife and little daughter, were calling on friends here TWednesda)fl They came in their new automobile, Dr. Palmer has come for the sum- mer at H. P. Hibbard's. The Misses Bishop have their summer home here. and marched to Robbing' cemetery, where after praver by the Rev. J. Howard Adams of Pendleton Hill and singing of the children the soldiers' graves were decorated with flags and flowers, ‘after which the line reformed and marched to the Baptist church, Where the programme prepared by the teachers was carried out by the chil- dren as follows: Song, The Red, White and Blue, school; recitation, Decora- tlon Day, Walter Maguire; song, Once i 3 :f-‘:: We March With Solemn_Tread, evens' of Providence spent mar; concert recitation, Decora- {4 ‘Memoriat day as the guest of J. Nel- | tion Day, primary and intermediat: ~ son Geer's family. : recitation, The Cruel War Days, Chri ‘wonld n teeth. They mateh nature's t iy as to docetve are beautifil to Jeok at and a of constant wears them. A PAINLESS PROCESS An impression has gone forth that thers is some sungiesl eperetien connected with this method of resturing missing teeth. Semve puaple have written In to know if we bore down into the bome and pwt the teeth in on pegs ! Others have an idea we set the Low testh into the wockets whese the, | natural testh were originaliy. Invents ¢ e el e o0 ! e, rights re- ey y. The usual memorfal exercises were held at the local cemetery Monday. School children sang and a poem was read by Mrs. Charles Jennings. The graves. were decorated nd music was grox‘;ldea by the North Grosvenordale an PLAINFIELD. Local Grarige Representsd at Scotland Meeting—Invited to Brooklyn—Oth- er Newsy Nots in Exeter Com- I Items. i Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kneeland of ¥ Ay‘rflord were guests of their pumto., and Mrs. A. G. ’&:':: R Kneeland, over R 3 es. L. M. es is spending a 1. 0 oays il e dsuenter Mrs. Geonpe £ East Hampton. Sl Royce of Stafford is at Ken- %;. | meth mings' for some time. Mrs. Zora Howard of Webster at- tended the memorial services Monday. Miss Fanny and Miss Hattie Jen- nings were in New Boston Monday. Mrs. Edward Forbes of Webster was at_her father's Manday. Mr. and Mrs. Brightman were with their sons* in Chaseville, Monday. Charles Phillips has purchased ai other automobile of forty horsepower. Miss Ethel Haliburton spent Sun- day with her parents,/ Mr. and Mrs. F. Haliburton. Seven members of Plainfleld grange attended the Pomona meeting in Scot- land Saturday. opened Graves of Forty rated on Sunday. N SR T s i DV S, Mr. and Mrs.' Chauncey Brown of | tina Briggs; recitation, A Young Patri. | . M5 J. G. Dodge ahd two children, o o o nir eople weu P | uddietown . pent Sundsy with Mra, | ot Justin Andrews; recitation. The Sol- | Grace and William, visited triends SOUTH_CANTERBURY. RAWSON. Memorial day was observed on Sun- 36 16 quite natwral that e wnthinking peepie wWeutl oo i 's me . . P. Abell dler's Grave, James McFall. flag exer- Canterbury Saturday. —G Meeti day. The Rev. Mr. Burt, tions, and in order that they may be fully answered we will state ' s, and, Mrs. larbort. Carpenter of | clse, Intermediate; JSong, ' The Star el i o At Erangd Amnd«{/ 4 lf:mnr;- Pgs hmmo—- New Location for Shingle Mill—May preached an impressive serman from || thars is'me bering, no outting, no implantation abeut thia methed, ~Provi vi b, - | Spangled Banner, grammas cltation, EOORIYE Isitors from Norwich. i, dus 17:14, Thy as singing by bout painful while it is being d aftegpwand, arles B Btrong. | | Our Duty. Delis, LAPIARt: reciiation, | ETange next Tuesday evening. This ST Basket Party. e Gt i S RARiL e SR ke ok tetily paintsl Wale i6iis BB EIVS grange has been invited to visit them | Levi Patients leave the office with thess teeth in place and at once begin Clark attended the Quine- The Blue and the Gray, Ne - ¥, Nettie Bur baug Pomona grange meeting at Scot- dick; song, Three Little Sisters, pri- quartette. The church was decorat- on that date. ed with flowers, Following the serv- s uncle, 5 i rles’ B. and Charles 4 w2 fi:’, . Colohester waam‘:“a-:sr,t o Kent Brothers are to set up their chewing meat, eating candy, toast, or anything else With the same ot _ tending ‘the funeral of ‘Mrs. John N.|mary and intermediate; quotations,| Mr. and Mrs. James Ridings had |land Saturday. new steam shingle mill on the Childs |jce the children, led by several vet. fort they would enjoy if every tooth in their head had grown thers. Btrong. 3 Memorial Day, Grade V; re o | Buests from Providence on Memorial | Raymond Wheeler of Willimantic flot. I ves ’ {704 " Spavlaing Bros. are righting up the | Right, Peter’ Gravitn:® restiorio 000 visited his _mother, Mrs. George L | James Hunt of Branford was & Te- | opomties i oo ant s arey If we couldn't promise this and make good en the promise, the We- b g S celnetery, a decided | Flag, Eva Dawley: song, Otr" G imothy Shea spent Monday in |Wheeler, Memorial day. cent guest of E. A. Darrow. A short address was glven at the cem. || Storation Method would not be a success. It would be mo better then ment, ' America, grammar: recitation, A Bou- | Providence, the guest of his son, | H. C.'Lane and family of Nerwich | A number attended Memoral day |etery by William Ingalls of Brooklyn, || ordinary bridgework or partial plate & r ‘Winchester ‘of Scott Hill was | quet for the Soldiers, Magzie Maguire; | James. . g and thelr guest, Miss Evans of Wis- | exercises_at Eastford on Monday. The exercises closed by singing of 't B. G. Woodmansee's on Sunday. | concert recitation,. The Banner. pri-| Miss Annette Shepard visited over |consin, spent Monday with Theodore | Frank Yeomans, Tom Shea of Nor- | Amerioe, WE ARE GENERAL PRACTITIONERS B ——ee mary and intermediate; recitation, Me- | Sunday with her cousin, Miss Mildred | W, Yerrington. wich, and Elmer Grigegs, Harold Reed | " The Congregational Sunday school .. . PENDLETON HILL. worlal Day. Ola, Tanner: recitation, 4 | Lathrop. iMiss C. O. Whitford of Norwich |and Lacy Wells of Hartford were the |is hreparing for Ghildren's day June All Forms of Dentistry Treated by Experts. A b Memorial Day Flag, Ruth Campbeli; | Miss Ethel Hyde has been visiting |spent Sunday and Monday with her | guests of Ella Latham and Laura |14 Mrs. 1. H. Wilbur has charge While the Resterstion is our great specialt~ we are gepersl B0 Beiir Paranraphs of Lucal fnte song, Long, Long Ago, grammary reci.s| relatives in town the past week. sisters at Whippoorwill farm. Hough on Monday. of arrangements. . oners as well. From the simplest filling to the in- # .‘! 4 et rest— | tation, That Message of Peace, Lauta| Pavson Babcock is suffering with | Charles A. Connell and Samuel San- | L. C. Stocking was a week-end vis- A. T. Grosvenor was a recent visit- || Sqntel Prectitie: wosk, Sur experts Are M A | .The Weeks Visitors. Maguire; recitation, Memorial Day, | Theumatism, derson of Norwich were in this vicin- [ itor at Willimantic, or in New London, ol . ¥ Christina Briggs: Amierica, ¥ ity Wednesdgy. Roy Rowland and Willlam Phillips | 5" N. e L The address of the day was dsliv- were at Plainfleld on Sunday, going in Vetphs Tas U shsat o C. Naturally we would do such work well, much better than 1 soptd be k‘:, Frandall, Mr. Smith and Miss ;IGRTH LYME. H. Brooks of Waterford on Sunday. ; ! arber of Westerly att G lips’ aut Y done in & oge-man office, the operators employed here are ali met of g R o e euirly fitendad gred by the Rey. J. Howacd Adams of ONECO. e o w8 T OMPS! the very highest skill. need to be to do the Restoration werk v Ve ;Wealthia Sisson and nephew, Foréetese® M f ‘Mr. and Miss Andrews of Danbury T R roll and Miss Lilllan Lincoln of Willi- TH! ON. Bunglers would not be uun‘nu in o lay. neither would e fi?fleld ot Westerly spent Sun. | oresters’ Memorial. have been visiting at the parsonage. | Rumored Sale of[tha Benjamin Bliss [ mantic were guests of Dwight Burdick dental students. We demand the finished craftsman, beth at the oper- Stereoptican Lecturs, on Sweden— rlans for Children’s Sunday. Miss M. E. Blackmar visted her ating chair and In the laberatory. KING DENTAL PARLORS, Dr. Jackson, Manager. Franklin Square, Norwich, Conn. ‘Thompson’s. « Court, Liberty, No. 132, F. of A., held Adams preached a Mem-' Memorial services in Unfon hall on Monday morning at 9 o'clock, at the conclusion ‘of which they escorted ¢he G. A, R in their parade; as mam reached the Baptist church the ers continued their march to the Cath- olic cemetery, where two graves of de- ceased members were decorated with|ebrated Memorial day Monday) by handsome wreaths of flowers and|going to Ye Golden Spur. leaves of the forest. -The ball game Monday between the! Maud Maynard at Rev. C. C. Lyon of Hadlyme preach- . ed at the Baptist church, Sunday in exchange with Rev. C. H. Frederick. John_Fitzgerald ~ and 1ly, - who have occupled. the Quincy Raymond house, the past nine months, moved to Mystic Wednesday. A large number from thie place cel- over Sunday. S, Howard Mead of Norwich tas ;he guest of L. C. Stocking on Mon- ay. Dwight and Frank Phillips and Roy Rowland were agreeably surprised at their home on Saturday evening by a May basket party. A’ pleasant social time was enjoyed by all. l*l(ht and Frank Phillips haye ile to be used t .v.‘x-? 58 iee at Voluntown Monday. d Thompson was in Rockvills at the home of Arthur Palm- ‘ Was accompanied by Clark Migs Carrle Ryder was at her home h' Cooke was in Voluntown Mrs. Mary Gaul is visiting Mrs. James Foley. Miss Nettie Ridbaken spent Sunday at_her home in Hartford. Claud Tiliinghast spent last Sunday ;vm: his grandmothef, Mrs. Celia Lew- s Rev. Samuel Thatcher was .in Greene nday. on_Mo: . purchased an aut Mrs, E. L. Kenyon spent Friday aft- in their business.