Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 17, 1909, Page 10

Cfih.o Interests in VIIhuc and Pine Grove. Among vals at the Lake View cottages are Misses Grace and Emma Beyer of Brooklyn, N. Y. Benson of Worcester was re- newing acquaintances in Niantic on Monday. Vhlh Are Getting Lw-dlr‘mt Need The Thimble society of the Congre- n.;n—-guuny School Planning for | ®Nt loflll chl;rch t:fl;; lnd.Plne".Erg:e s e ¥ and spen e y wi T, ionic. ! d h P’ mi‘x M"'dc'u" P W, witidons ] e ek ‘*‘.""‘{i‘;”" P ey prestiens. and o ’ : ' 3 ' 13 3 N g r._an rs. C. W, e week' a e A Villlani Newypo ‘ 5 ;: 1. Now Haven hive been’ viaiting relic] nmoan: gm‘i‘“:’;‘m"'n‘;“’g mfi""‘" g g b “weeks wi 131-133 Main Street, tives and friends in town. , Mrs, Henry Perry and Miss Neliie | Sl SO o Sunday, maul g m" 2 g Tt p mm m Pine Grove Notes. Perr; returned to their home in Au- ““ trip in an automobile. ” burn, N. Y. after a few days' visit ] Miss Inez M. Spencer who is em- Mrs. Willlam R. Thurber, Mrs, F. I. : . R oyed at the Memorial hospltal, New | Moo MI% Perry's brother, L. JOhnson | yinton ang Miss “Grace Thurber are | cott's. : : "“ DQUA RTERS FOR adon, is in the grove, taking a much | "y Edith ‘H. Cook of Branford, at the White Mounmn- for a couple| Mrs, Charles Comnl-nd Bm v O O%ear Gleasenger, conduct tho | MFe. Bertha C.- Cruger and Waiter | " \Ne8 1 \1ion nas returned home| g Samiiion® e %3 "' Pharm: sear er, conductor on the v an, mi 4 - Shore Ting servons, arrived st his cots | CRAPIR of New York are in town this | pom™, “visic ‘with triends in New | Mre. Celinda MeStay and mv Chmb- 2 tage at Ssunders Grove Tuesday for | mexadmetron Sthr late Shs, Soielyr | Hampehire. Miss Mildred, have been in New | & short s Chapin. Miss Clara, 5;“1:: o‘(nl;h"r‘n::rthnch. z?glpm. ‘week on account m S ceum sm‘fles’ hm‘s' tay. Misses Edith and Florence Wash- burn of Norwich have arrived in the | Locky, witn her aanes S andsor Miss Ethel Collm has w&— Tea and Coffee Pots 25c. a d thei: for thi Rev, Mr. Vincent of Webster, Mass., | Mt. Vernon, N. Y. % s M T e Yurgason and Miss Arline Yer. | CCUBied the pulpit in the Consrega’ | spending & few weeks e S : 0ils, Ghfls, Etc. m Tea Kettios 80c, Many athletic events took place in nllon'rstumed to Harttord Monday. tional church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rivers are ’ " Retinned Teaspoons 15c a doz., Retinned Tablespoons 25¢c a dom. Drinking Gl-na veesi2 for Bo the .Grove Tuesday afternoon. The | " Mrs. James Bliven of New London Mr. and Mrs. George Ingalls and Mr. nding 4 week in Dorchester and stiaas ers Siminer esldnts ot Whin | nas Suct vistng et Amcera, he | 310, 0% vl fnaale vt e of | Hagton.” "L en of New We carry a complete line oy T ey, tie wes : I Sunda : f.ond in thelr tourink. car : Francis Matthews of Hartford 18| Mrs. John Webster has had as guebts | "§2lls. over Sunday. don —tatad, In i of Li d Parke Davis’ epending the summer at the Matth Mrs, Myra Bennett of Providence| Sunday to visit at'Willis D. Rouse’ s an (4 v]s Shttage T Contor stroct. Mr. Matthews | fras mom opiss Josephine, and a friend | was i town Tussday. Wiiliam Simmons js 1l at s home B clup : hopes to give .entertainments in the Brown of Norwich has been h,f"fi,:‘,fi?‘:.'flf .,";:.,.‘.‘ vl gf:&-o::h fmf'mwn nm:nfi follow ected: Presi- | Pharmaceuticals--Merk’s and THE Hm[“un s—ova ‘;l:‘rlvtd:su::zc:mumme;. ::E::ao-:l(} :s::d.lnfi. temny;ewnh his grand- d Mrs. Mortimer H. Miller | account of his_illness. -| dent, 2 4 T TR, d dmn;ur of H..mord are visiting| Miss Jessie Sage of Wauregan is as- | iden o - v of Pine Grove bovs, gave good en-| Mrs. Clark of Putnam is the guest | ja) Fes et Miss m,, Fair. » . tertainments 10 the ' grove last sea- of her daughter. Mrs. ¥ ©. Guilg, . |JRbes Meiller, B Lo M, i o vt s Fo i e i o rsasurer | Powers’, Wclghlmn Rosen- ans are being made for the annual Misses Jessie and Katie Willey of | Congregational Sunday school ' plenic WEST WOODSTDCK e e N °m&’:” m"’u“:'-m. i, 's Chemicals-~Jewet" Norwich have opened their cottage in | next weak. A e R Soach & gt garten’s Chemicals--Jewett's Pine street {or the season. Mrs. er{i . Peckham 6f Newport, [Town Has Extra Stage Servioe—Sur- | ) Ul o Lé'.m uated K g ; T Miss Nantiette Wight of New Lon- | R, L, and J. W. Follett of Ne rise Party for Miss Morse. had : ¥ b don_has opened the Sunbeam cottage | York were calling on friends in town L2 YT againet & putty knife L wrimit It Le'd- M.s“ry s and Lucas in Pleasant street. recently, This town has an extra mail ser- [ BOSket cutt :‘fi,‘,.,""‘ L ol Mrs. Harri nday |- R. B. S. Washburn of Norwich was Mrs. Everett Bell of Windsor Locks | vice now, besides the regular mail fi in.the Grove Sundsy. was with her sister, Miss Emma Lar- | team, making the trip to Putnam on| . tn s Bracer Seott in Providence. | § e week at M. Paints, Etc. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Manwaring have | rabee, over Sunddy. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and wu ‘.,e away from home as the $ been entertaining at the Norman cot- | Mrs. Guilford Smith is confined to |Sometimes Saturday, pasing through | piainf®) " wooien company's mill is W tage in South street, W. J. Manwar- | the house by ilines: here about 8.30 and returning late in| cjosed this week. ing and Douglass Manwaring of New Mrs. C. G. Lathrop return'ed Wed- |the afternoon. Jhad 3 m nesday from a week's stay at Watch | Miss Mildred Jones is spending her |, LbS Ladles of the G A R.hed 2 Wrile for. quol on all Haven, Mrs. W. J. Manwaring of the Bim | Hill, vacation with her parents, Rov. and | Poki, ot tloRer o He g 2 Aierton l':g:haln ans tamiy | oty wasts ve returned . We are equipped (o manu Bulletin Building, 74 Franklin Street ADAM’S TAVERN City has arrived at the Norman cot-i| Miss King of Willimantic was at|Mrs. C. M. Jones, at the parsonage. . (o tage for the summer. Mrs. Waldo Bingham's on Sunday. Barbara Morse returned Satur- | o 3, and Mre, Joseph 1 LarAiey aronn | at Courtiands. Mr. and Mrs, Norman. E. Manwaring | Wells and springs are getting low om a five months’ stay with rel- | Thyrgday down the valdence ,r:‘, Mrs. E. E. Brown was in Worcestér of Columbus, O., arrived in the Pines |and gardens are suffering for the |atives in Plainville. Adoiphus Lamont and Miss Richards | the past week. Monday evening to ‘remain for the |Want of rain. Miss Maud Simpson returned to Put- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence P. Knight of [m y R season. Mr. Manwaring is manager | Mrs, Margaret French is entertain- | nam Monday after a week's visit Wth | oo e et ween s | 8 (1eN08 | yartiora visited this week at E. E. any special prepara of a theatrical company, which has |ing a cousin from Nova Scotia. Maud Perrin. Mr. and Mrs. David Beaudry, Brown's. M been playing all over the United States | Mrs, Wi ice has gone to Nova| Miss Ruth Bosworth has returned | cleon and Miss Rose Beaudry, m,..,‘ Miss Fanny E. Brown is at West- ons. o d f since last September. Scotia to d some time with her |from three weeks' visit in New Sa-|(jarye Edythe Eyers and Jane Ward |land farm.. s R Jviddaw E. L. Eager is acting as chef for a | parents, 4 lem. are spending this week at a eottage at ’nu community was shocked to hear - of the sudden death of Michael Mc- party of Hartford men who are camp- Miss Barbara Morse was given &| gajeq Ferry. ing out at a lake above Hartford. T surprise party Saturday evening on her ' Gorty? whq dropped dead Wednesday. The Cunuingham and Sheridan fam- EKONK Teturn home. West . Woodstotk band | picryy, loughrase has returned trom | 1 Mooty wes witdly Eaown sud| . g ilies of Brooklyn, N. Y., have taken Sootlanid Pastor in Local Pulpit—Ne- was present and gave an outdoor con-| g o "re s &.y. had many friends. 5 n ) the Aston cottages in South street for g cert. Ice cream and cake were served . By Ye Ancieat Tavern of 1647, o braska Evangelist at Parsonage. | us dancing sod manen e josed. R Tk o T ) R 4 . ' P Miss Bsther Gallup has been staying | oS30, Thompson of East Orange | P4, Lo o ol e ding a | STE“L"‘“- A l e ¢ L T N. J. and little son, Roy, are ng roads and lanes lead to ye An= HAMBURG. at Lord's Beach, Stonington. feWw weeks Wilh hét SRNGRBY. solanger 1 il OO cient Tavern—Love Lane, Mediterras Mr. Thompson's parecnts, . Mr. Kellogg preached last Sunda | Gharies Wagner, at Ann Afbor. Mich. Visliars, 18 “Fewh Buring’ the Wbl |1 Baminr s imcted lus Sandly o e onmcom e | _ Rev. Frederick Baicom ‘of Plainfield I:h visiting Social Hop Enjoyed. ]lor. and lnRthe evening delivered his | graving at the Barnett house. g:;tcs;:dh:;e Sunday. He is expected Vaughn. — ecture on Rome. Misses Nellie and Dana Willlams of & Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson of Mrs. James Wood of Chester has| Rev. L. B. Tenney of Scotland Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tillinghast have : f been a Tecent visitor with her moth- | preached fin the Line Meeting house. R ricee e & SDRIC homeriure; Sor. been enjoying an outing at Boston and TSNS S 5 SRSy oeS, 19 er, Mre. Mary Tiffany. n the evening he gave a beautifullv| Mr and Mrs. Leslie Harris and lit- | VISIRIY: M Nita’ Bragies, who pas dbed Mrs. Holman of Rutherford, N. J, | illustrated lecture on Lincoln and his 3 Miss Malvina Bishop is spending a Y e bas Been @ guest of her mother, Mrs. | homes fo a full and interested house 8 SaigEier Tl s gxpected. 811 thw. weekt 0 the Sheet of M. liviag Andessa nean Lane, Navy Yard Lane, Cranberry Lane, Hammer Brook Lane, Hog Lane, Post-Gager Burying Ground Lane, Quarter Lane, Silvia Lane, Dark Lane. At ye ancient hostelry ye oldest and finest American and European produc- tions are dispensed. Also finest line of u of Thom& Restful nada. n, . = Deacon Harris’ today (Saturdey). returned on Tuesday to her home in Imported Havana Cigars. M. E. Huntley, this week Mr. Kellogg and Mr. Tenney wers fel- veshane 2 oMrcand Mrs, Whitain Qeuply. 981 proviencs: I walt upnn Yo with yo Anniveseary | rs. Charles Beebe is 1l at her| low students in college. - ot e 18 e Miss Ida Carpenter has returned to home on Colonfal Corner, Alton Brooks of Philadelphia, who EASTFORD Edward Tillinghast spent ‘Sunday e Rome trom “Fravidence, where she UL e e B0y oF Hiarbtord whs B Vi Vo Bae Saskt S0r tws ks &t the . b with Stuart Ellsworth in North Us- [ her home from Frovid ser4d | A. A ADAM on. busmul Tuesday. parsonage, has gone to Worcester to|Vacation Visitors—People Who Are | bridge, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Emory were guests of . *"Mrs. Mary Daniels is spending her | visit relatives there, . Tre Miss Lila Schofield has returned to| \ Mr. Snc Mrs, Bmory were guests of | 4d tly t s comfort ) \{:f‘xlman rmg her niece, Miss Ernest th'meu are verv busy getting in o Pmineldml:a;:: l{{!t{ lp;;&l}:lt A few | Mr. and: Mre. g r recently.| adds greatly to one: Rich or poor or proud ana handsbme, { timer, in Salem. the last —of their hay crop, which is weeks w ss Helen ewson. Hal Martin is able to be out; efter | quite light, due to the dry weather, | i son o parmerc o S5 Buroiark and| * Several of our young people attend- HAMPTON - these Summer nights, Even you can regd this Chanson, an attack of typheid fever, which is beginning to tell severely on |peen spending several days here mex ed the picnic of the Moosup Baptist B Miss Mamie Conroy of New York is| the field crops. eray o4 vy i B Sunday school at Wildwood park. g We fu | By mo law of luck or chances, o the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jew- | Alyin Corey has béen visitingin | gnrs vacation from delivering may in| The Ladles of the G. A. K. held their | | S6io5 Tiedle MERS, of Frovidence 8 A. HAIR—We furmis [Every tooth you save enhances. ™ - ett this week. New London and Groton. e c‘,‘VyA o ey vering mall In | onthly meeting Friday. G;:;: ok Lolgbagia i 7 sade in 30, 40 or 50 Ib, very tooth y e onl::‘;,ha'dr‘.ul:;mke is among the sfck Tu!::;-nyfll:: %3&&‘5 H. Kellbge spent | * yirs " John Day of Danielson spent Fl on business this week. g ’ “] A1l your smiles and conversation, e "AnaMrS. Eramtus Huntle. wers| | eve . M. Sutu ana wite of Lin- | PAFC O Just ek bert vieiig her WESTMINSTER e Yors Javett e ssormed e | welght. < Renders soy to ail reations e g ) o Theit home le T the same newgn- | Tl Keith O | eath ‘of Mrs. Gharies Robbins Brings | LA Lovdon: o s Don't despair when teeth ars aching, 3 'he so op given in the publie|age. Their home is in the same neigh- | "My and Mrs. Z. R. Chapman of | D®ath of Mrs. Chai obbine Brings | L5 FORITR Y Glark of Troy university| “OSTERMOOR?” Felt o’ ', hall Wednesday evening was much en- | borhood as that of Hon. W, J. Bryan: : . e e : s o -4 ; A iy y S e . that, oF o w?.;yla- !si:a,:,::m{h,eu;t g “’T’{.‘;y‘“:.:iz TC:E::, ; Sorrow to Community. ...nrat 10;1“ S'd h, lre visiting Mr. and Special te:d Silk Flos Save them, all their shapes remaking, m;‘:‘! hlgl‘flelagleefieztmldf and[ dgu!]&ter, ;"’;’d here in the revival of four years | yanjeq by Mrs. Delia Hartson of North| The W. C. T. U. met on Tuesday| Mrs. William 1 Rlley spent Tuesasy| SPECIaIguarante:: s. Life's prolonged and health extended, [’ ihgl. Yava bosd stopping i e Mas-f o, L Windham. Hhey will visit in Boston |at 3 p. m. in the Town hall. A pleas- | yn Danielson.. 5 Mr. and Mrs. J; Besbe - and Bast Douglas, Mass., before they | ing literary programime had been ar-| jfieses Helen and Katherine Brahney| Combinations of Rattan and | Every time a tooth is mended, - — W e ,n”swam"j"‘;meiv;;‘”“' the WO0O0DSTOCK return. TR By e paliia S of Providence are in town. W o i Sesd do vemended, | i phcduta ety Mrs. Maro E. Lewis has returned ellogg of Ekonk was ow! i o - : Christian Endeavor Socisty Has Elect- | from Putnam. improved in health. a caller here Saturday atternoons arcer SHFORD T Cotton at the lowest prices. Dentist 1 “my crown” reveals i, LEFFINGWELL. 3 | "ed Officors—Miss Spalding at Sum. | Mr and Mrs A. B. Yetter of New |which he resumed 'nis journcy to ASHEWD, o 7 it o b v York' are at their summer home on | Scotland, where he was to deliver his ADJUSTABLE COUCH/| Every art by art conceals 1t, . Jottings During the Week. Sumner Hill for a time. He has made | lecture on Rome and the World's Samue]l Bates has rented his black- i e George Spalding of Boston is the |IMprovements on the house recently. | Sunday School Convention, the next|emith shop BEDS at $7.50, $8,50, $10, | Natute gave all fn good season, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Williams of Wil- | guest of his sister, Miss Emma Spald- |, Mr. and Mrs. . C. Keach and daugh- | day. L SR ot Berwieh eng Sk " v 1 tic spent s“ndfly with their aunt,| ing, $ ter, Sybyl, of Putnam, are staying for Mr. and Mrs. Fleming of New York | Miss Brown of New London are at sls Teeth to eat with, minds to reason, Mrs, George Rogers. "| The Christian Endeavor society has |# time on th: Gordon farm. ogcugy. tie Monlle stoesly SWhnd by, | Mientt 5 Bs it her fault, yours or mine, < Mr. and Mrs. Starr of New London | élected the following officers for six |, Charles S. Deane has been oblibed | thglate George Bradford. e Tt Wiyt Bow Anepda o o were amang the congregation at the | months: President, W. C. Child; vice |10 81vé up work in J. J. Young's store| The community was saddened last|¥. M. Grant. CANVAS HAMMOCKS $ hall their 1385 be mine or thine, Baptist church Sunday. They were the | president, C. S. Child; secretary and |20 account of ill health and return to ‘hursday momm&tovhm of the death ‘Walter Greene was In Willimantic A guests of Charles Ellis and famy. treasurer, Lottie Howard: chairmen |his home in West Woodstock. Darwin | of Mrs. Charles Robbins at Tier home | Tuesday. Thou shalt know In all good time Pear! Ross and Fred Lefingwell|of committees—lookout, F. W. How- M. Clark is the new clerk. after a lingering illness of several Amasa Morse of North Woodstock spent Sunday at Fitchville. ard: prayer meeting, Mrs. W. . Lin. | Mrs. Herman Ierendsen, son and two | months..’ She had always lived herejwas in towh Wednesdhy. Miss Rosabel Palmer, who has been | deman; social, Bessie Works; mission. | dAughters, of Milford, Mass., have beenland the many friends and neighbors| Mrs. William Bates was in Killingly gpending & week with C. L Palmer and | ary, Louise Linedman; floral,. M. F. |Kuegts for a week of Mr. and Alrs. E T:flf ",’,‘,‘:y,"'::,',’;',‘m’,',:fi m‘fl}‘,“"fi:“ ot B g Ao TN I DR. R. E. BEARDSLEY 'amily, returned to Rainbow Monday. | Hyde. s T ; Misses A. J. Carpenter and Sarah | which endeared her to those who knew UTH NTER r " 7 Main Street G"'?;'ds‘ug;:l‘t':e;‘:ggl!mn itk a w‘? :l:dt%)e g’unsdr:;kg:rn;n“;ep',?:: Potter are at Willimantic Normal|her. Mrs. Robbins was a member of so c‘ wm' ” ¢ Rl Mr. and Ars. N. £ Whiting of Nor. | ~Deacon Edward P. Berrian and Miss | TTA/InE school (ot teachers. | the Netiollst <aich and the, loss, of Samuel Lewls of Moosup is 4 g j vich aod Rev. and Mra J. G, Ward | Bifzabeth Berrin have returned trom |y i (Vo'an, Colbumh hes Joned her mother' il be deeply felt i the home %‘?“’l{r her mother, Mre. George I. lfl-“l MAIN STREET. AHERN BROS.. Mre, Ambrose Sullivan’s at Trading Not Expected to Live. STP TR e e s s 65 o Gl oo g Nin in the shad . thur, Dola and Elmer, besides her hus aty-six’ degrees ‘In - the ~stade . Nte B Lafngwen ‘and’ Mra JWord has been veckivea bt Clar. ot Dot and ' sisten, ek Ty Wi T“A.l‘l“ue improving the good weather al tract | ence r, who is in.a Springfield 5 A nett, and a sister, Mrs. G Q) e;:;::.fl:;ldon wera at Gardner Lake | hootical " guftering from hhm{ ,ofian‘ New Bridge at Blakeley Crossing—|JiCV. .y haying, which is being rus e eIlCl' n ctors Mrs. Rathbone and children, Roy, | P I8 not expectéd to live. Wedding Anniversary to Be Cele- . in places, 1‘"‘“‘", : ADWAY Etta and Herbert, of Providence, are |, Nase jonc, MIs. A McCoMathewson | brated. WOODSTOCK VALLEY, Geops ato Safly in. 63 BRO. yisiting M5, and Mrs. Willism Ratn- | S heicreshort y B e ' Mre, Mary Conlon has taken a boy | NO hil‘llg in Norwich |-enone 7. s uid Miss Kthel Spalding is attending the | Windham wers at Broad View farm|Campers at Crystal Lake—Summer | rom.the home in Boston. a S5 658 Makige 4 et .. | cambridge, Mass., summer sehool for | Monday. Guests. Arrive, * A WL v 90 laige tor us to WA . i FITCHVILLE. 1 teachers. Frank Phillip# was at Wildwood park |, - it SCOTLAND, ~® [All we ask is an opportunity to bid I’h“ Imflh In“ ‘ 'fls h_ Jeremiah Si ¢ Philadelphia h s Gidie nih ok Tha Fhces b6 Howard Carpenter of Putnam, Ber. e e Commmon - enchyer o now of adelphia has G ames Greig has sol 'arm to. a| tr: Jacob: 11 years ‘ . i man_an tal laks Miss Ellen Holmes of Uncasville was| 54/¢ of Hyde Property—Local Small | Miss Olga Koch of Hackensack, N. J..| ° Miss Louise Massacot of Providence &‘:Z’.’.,'é:‘“&"‘u?o”‘.’.“”f. Spent ot ihe| fgure close and do first-class work | " an quch things Refinished. luhracc;:tp:eul:n of her sister, Mrs. Wil- Notes. ar&m!el"geJ"}:'&figfl:;n- i is visiting her cov,\sln. Miss J. Louise | home of Mr. and Mi A. A. Warren €9. to 87 Chestnut St. Norwich, Gonn, o Mieses “dgneé and Catherine Doug- | Lawrence Rosenburg is at the Ma- |R. I.'is the guest of Eimer F Phitliph; | Weltee' B ASeelt of Banbie. Meay.. | 2 POV, Bootiapa. C. M. WILLIAMS, octié ass have returned to their home in | Ples. an! ps was a Wiilimantic | was at Allen Kenyon's last week. 2 Providence, after beln' the guests of [ _ Mrs. €. R. Brand left for Néw York | visitor on Wednesday. ¥ | Contractor and Build the Mieses Kingber SUEHE O Monday, The Berlin Bridge company 1s_put- | Wit Graper ot ey ey TOLLAND COl]NI'Y. Solurnhs Sow and Builden, o ’Mtlinu i‘:bg!vu ;}a‘ppo" 15 visiting I\M"éln Navin, Jr, has returned to :lntn'bn‘dn over the railroad at Blak- Rev. A. C. Johnson :‘I F, relatives in ew [ayen. ey crossing. ‘Wind We 4 . Miss Josephine Kingberger is spend-| Mrs. Ella Hyds has sold her property | Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Phillipsheve in- el e b B s [ 5 SOUTH COVENTRY. 3 ing several <weeks' vacation with|to Alfred C. vitations out for their fifth anniver- rs. Marion Vroom B aoh ¥ e 4 friends in Providence. Mrs. John Keech and family of Ea- | sary on July 24th. Miss Etta Wondwni Teachers, New and Re-engaged, for 4 ;Ievme };\g l}eee‘;}e‘\;l-:lx::l in town. e t.n , N, P i the Coming Year — Two Vacancies WINDHAM COUNTY, fusiglieg syl *0 2 " i 3 Tl ot : Palmer Hammocks. i A,n.‘;:m“fiffl‘, e tee. Tueging. returned 40 | g iaj of George Walker, a Former |, JOieph L. Kenyon is visifing friends| Teachers re-engaged by the u '\ THOMPSON iR i Resident. | " George Cooper of Tiiingis spent Sun- | Sates. tar- the coming year are Mia|® the ressen of our reducing these : % AUmLSY DAYVILLE L S day with his father, Samuel Cooper. | Gertrude Colburn, primary_grade of| superior Hammocks to PRICES SURE| T H. WARNTR, General Agent. - Reception for Mr. and Mrs. Rowland —_— W e ungs oK. Mt Louine Thomvlg,mmmn the Center school; Miss Hannah B.[/TO MOVE THEM. Not cheap Ham- H. C. LONG, Specla 2 Mills—Honors for Dr. Towne. *| Personal Items of Local Intersst. |nings' father Saturday and Susdas. | Goiung her Samuel | Potter, Flanders district. New tench- | mocks, but the best at the price of the | 05245 HARTFORD, CONN, unday. | Cooper, is the guest of hg: ufieh Wil uv engaged are Miss Florence Pease, = — s oyd C. May and son of Norwich| jjam cheapest. ylliss race Sheldon snd Roviand | | Wovlend Rewrcct, sHo v been |visted tho ormere pavents on Sue W, Toscymue. Derital Putnem B e Thome o Sowth "Wind: ‘were mai y Rev. Mr. Ran- d L < 4 vhm rothe ham, stree triot; som on July 4, and were given a par- | Mrs. C. A. Russell and Miss Alice P. | “"Misy Jack Has returned from visit- | o LR e crta T %’;.."‘? of wn‘mfi.‘ Ri) uylfis'fi Cr.lshn & Co., ty by their friends and neighbors on | Fish wvere in Worcester on Tussday. friends m New Hampshire. o Mitas Lnthony Fiene i§ ill. M‘gt- Mas. Elinor - Abratos Saturday night, July 10. The pariy| The Ladies’ Ald soclety met with 'he body of George Walker was 5 presented them a silyer bread piace, | Mrs. Benjamin. Cogewell = Wednesday | brought here for burial Wednesday. BT T atifttle prices. B L. E. Blackmar of Everett yisited|8fternoon. ¥ He formerly resided . here, but for & © WAUREGAN. triot ' s his sister, Miss M. E. Blickmar, on| MiS8 Tda Bailov of Worcester is|number of vears has lived in Webster. South u.m:hnm distriet N Miss o o gl Wednesdny of Iast we spending some time with Mrs. Behja- | e leaves his wife and seven children. | Mr. and Mrs, Bogle of Tattville and Toninute Coline’ of Moth Madchee: Setidaw Mr. Mrs. Charles E. Searies|Min Cogswell. Mre. Bric Johnson and | Miss Ethel Baker of New Boston ir{Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson ' Norwich | ter, district No Th Ly left for a vacation at Nantucket Fri- i, Anita, are also at Mrs. |visiting her grandfather. were issts of Mr. and Mre. Adaion vacancies t6 fil " p day. ¢ Gilbert Eaton and anuhter have | Tracy the first of the week. district and the south district s F G'Bso" Dr. George V. Towne has recently and Mrs. G‘hd\“‘ Barnes and | peen ¢isiting the past week or two Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Toylifl of | north rish. been elected president of the State| Chdren are at Ashton, R. I, during with Mr. Eaton's sister, Mrs. C. Kelly. | Oceum spent Sunday in this p T Veterinary association. thie week. ph Baker ot New Toston| - Mise Mary Tracy visited i Gecum| comnsescionar cmaren ot i s | Stored for flu SIEHBI' Tin and Sheet Metal Worker. Miss Florence Rhodes is a guest| Mics Jennle Armstrong of Woon- | calied Bod ot Toret relsiives Wednesday.. | this week. Otsigrogationnl churel et with A Fine Assertment ol ... MILLINERY 158 MAIN ST. “A7 ivizdaw of relatives in town. socket, R. I. was the guest of her Mra; Frederick D. Breemah and Miss | ASTCE, Wevilup ‘Tusadsy alloinatn to Agent for mcwcm and Beyatos 4 fater op Thnrsday. v discuss plans for raising t ‘balance n;:°,,‘;’.’,;; 'b';‘ ,"',‘;’c;g:l“‘“‘na;* Fred N. Burnett and family are at WESTFORD. | Clars. "“"’;“fi‘: H:"’JM ‘“‘s' of the mnt‘nm put in a c St e Fi o Furngces. i & fow days the past wegk. [ L atory At A e e pase old Storag re Protec- 65 West main Strest, Nomhh. Conn decTd JOSEPH lfllllFO.l, | Beach. —_— 0. E. Mills of the New England esaa Conservatory of Music is at the home BT Soendren 1§ st thel Migs 108 ""”‘f"“‘“ of Harttord 1s B e by thres Jadies ™t PeINg| tion Guaranteed. Mathews’. She 4 of his father, Andrew Miils. i o N e Oneco X e Kilian Has returned in_the of the s;m,. HOWARD VALLEY Mr. and = Mrs. Herman Albro and i wsind i Albro of Brooklyn, 2 been visiting his daushter, Mr, = P“'“’{" Sunday had a_good unfinw ce. 1|1 B0 Hawks has has returned to town, et alt. M. BRUCKNER, Furrier, "LIBERTY HILL T g I - e Srowe of hm:fl: Taisad. P-nn.i s at her home far the m'“" oz | 5 Frankiin Sirest, Norwioh, Conn, Book Binder. iy 4_;_’-_ & - 4 tch{na has returng 8 A : e % Sc » 7 e -Blank Bgoks Nlade and Ruled te Order, empl week's al akland w’ D Rbapor ot 0 KA Treot S 1 T Batiss te biot sandiilg'e tew tu-mr i m%db ot Soute Bcae of R A ECOROMICAL f o J.QAWAV. Wil ye ln“‘Pntnl.m Mass. The price paid was hure m .emn; the most value for mr rdu-'t i Jewgunu g T — i - & L7 , SR x Y can give it to you »