Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 4, 1909, Page 11

B o ¢ NEW LONBON COUNTY. v UNCASVILLE Mre. Bephronia Miner Celsbrates 80th * Birthday—Recent Visitors—Aid So- uny urphy, the primary school bullding, w: recess at her rs. James Parkhurst at-| hurst in Yentic last Wednesday. New Tenement Houses. NORTH LYME Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Sisson, Jr., were in_Hartford Tuesa: Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Anderson drove out from Norwich Saturday, Mr. An- derson again occupying the pulpit at the Baptist church very acceptably. " cloty Muets. toddard crushed his foot parents, w)fi}:"?omin‘ :{es Tl’:ua first of the mmfi{om puomnn : up "sn"m Dr, and Mrs. Morton E. Fox enter- | Week. 1 bl which he pi to in the tained a family néhm;: at their . home 1“’!\!‘.‘_ uests were pres- ent from New London and w-.ter‘}nrd. WINMAI CQUNTY. including Mrs. Sophronia Miner and il Miss Emma. Crawford, who make their | home there; Mrs. Louls A. Fox, New- mdmum"h' ‘fl Hcrl. lM. X. B.flCrlw- , . M. Carlo ons, Wilbur and Fred, T Birthday Celebration. i34 who were away For{ Business at the woolen mill is be- R. Thurber and | ginning to beom, some of the depart with friends in Pom- | ments having to run till § o'clock to B. Cummings with her | keep up with the orders, and a number Kendall, at West | of tenements which have been empty Mrs. V. R. nearly all summer are being fitted up, new familles coming nearly every EAST WOODSTOCK. Marriage Announced—Library Assoc tion Elects Officers—Play Well Pre. sented. . At the home of Dr. and Mrs. Fox there was a pleasant entertainment on Monday evening, it being the celebra- tion of the 85th birthday of Mrs. l-hhm*’.. mn-‘ Dr. Fox's grandmou';. &r, who ending the winter at his thome. l(ozan of the Sunshine so- elety of New. London and Quaker Hill Were present, ag well as the Jenny Wren oty of North Waterford. Mrs. Miner received many beautiful ®ifts, among them a large bouquet of # trom the Jenny Wren members, are Ruth Long, Hazel Becbe, Beth and AMee Alexander, Frances Fd- ‘wards, Milicent Comstock, Jennie Nel- son and Thelma Oram. From her mioce, Mrs. S. W. Bretzfleld (born Wil- , who s traveling in Washington, . C., came a handsome writing port- follio furnished with all necessary arti- cles. After a social hour refreshments were served by Mrs. Fox, the table bearing a large birthday cake decorat- ed with £9 candles. Among those pres ent were Rev. Joseph P. Brown, M Frank R, Johnson, Mrs. Charles G Mrs. W. C. Pendlston, Mrs. ¥. H. S ey, Mrs. J. Emerson Harris, Mrs. G F." Tirker, Mrs. J. R. Saunders, Mrs Clarence 'T. Parmelee, Mrs. Samuel Adams, Mrs. Bdmund Patch, Mrs. Wil- MBam 'De Hotman, Mrs. Sarah De| Strouch, Mrs. Alide Beckwith Tuell, | Mrs. Cynthia M. Fuller, Mrs. James Morrison, Mrs. Addie MacDonald, Mrs, Annie M. Fox. Mrs. Charles B. Jen- | nings, Mrs. J. N. Mercier, Mrs. Eliza J. 'W. Morley, Mrs. Carl J. Vietz, Mrs. Emma G. Newton, Miss May A. Parme- | T lee, Mra. A. B. Fller, Miss Bessie Fox | Dwight L. MeCordall of New London, | Mrs. Nathan Woodworth, Mre o] Beobe, Mrs. F. J. Alexander, Mrs. Fred | Comstock, Miss Laura Bishop Wood worth, Miss Minerva Comstock, M Luyey Allen, Miss Ruth Lawson of W: terford, M arles Hopkins, Mr: Cleveland o ich, Mrs, Benjar Chapman, Mrs. Joseph Robinson, Mrs Levi Tucker Miss Ellen Newton Tast Lyme, Mrs. Annie B. Newton,M Louis G. Newton, Mrs. Albert W. Av- | ery, Mrs. Loulsa Fox, Miss Emma Crawford. Several friends called on| Mrs. Miner Sunday afternoen, includ- | ing Mrs. C. C. Lippitt, Miss Inez Blood, Miss Jennie Eager of New London. About the Village. i The Ladies’' Ald society of the Meth- | edist church met at the parsonage this | 1" week and was entertained by Mrs. S. F. Maine. Miss May Darrow ret: evening from a few day relatives in Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hurlbut of | ‘Worcester, Mass. returned home af er a visit with Mrs. Hurlbut's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Babcock. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tummel retiirned Monday afternoon from visiting rela- tives in Wilterbury. Friends of Miss Jane Waish were tertained in Hickey's hall Friday eve ing by Miss Walsh. About forty wer present, including guests from Nor wich Town, Bozrah. Dancing was en- Joyed. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Watt entertained thelr son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Watt, of Hartford, éver the weck end. The C. M. Robertson company ha men at work breaking cut that por tion of the Devil's Jedge which pro- jects out into the road in front of their mill. Miss May Dennis of New Haven is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ray Wood- | mansee. Miss Florence Vibber of New York was a recent suest of har mother, Mrs, Mary Jane Vibber. Harold Skinner, assistant cashier of Hartford City baink, and Mrs. Skin- ner were guests of Rev. and Mrs. S. T. Maine the first of the week. ‘The Methodist church has been hold- ing a serles of interesting evangelical meetings, which hav been well attend- od. Miss Christine Olmstead, who has been visiting friends in town, has re- turned to New Haven. The socizal which was to have been held in Robertson's hall by Cochegan camp, Modern Woodmen of America, ‘Thanksgiving eve was postponed to Friday evening of this week on account of bad weather. Mrs. W. Irving Browning, who has been srending several weeks wiih her dsughter, Mrs, Clarence Walden, at Jamaica 'Plains, returned home Tues- ay. ned Frida visit wif en- | | NIANTIC Religious and Personal Interests— Thirteen Families in Winter Colony in Pine Grow: Rev. ChHarles S. Morris, D.D, of dNew York city will speak in the Bap- tist church Sunday evening on What's the Matter with Sambe, or Light on & Dark Subject. Capt. James P. Clark has shippedt three barrels of flsh to Fulton mar- ket, New York. ‘The Miantic Manufacturing com- pany is carting & large quantity of wool and shoddy to their mills in Flanders, Rev. J. W. Knappenberger will apeak In New. London Sunday eve- ning. Osmond Matheson is oystering of? the Delaware codst. Niantic is soon to have a new bak- i Spencer of Salem has been making a visit with his mofher, Mrs, A. E. Spencer. George P. Hill has returned from Boston. Miss Bthel Sawyer of Groton and mother have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. P. HilL Mrs. Mfvingstone of Rhede Island gave_an address on Temperance in the Baptist chureh Friday evening. F. C. Rockwell of New London Bradley steeot mission will speak at the Congregational church Sunday evening. Pine Grove Notes. Mrs. C. A. West has gone to B for the winter. . A. J. Twiss and daughter of Chaplin are making a visit with Mr. end Mss. G. W. Peirce. Blanche Lincoln wHl remain at her In Cove street two weeks longer before going to New York fur the winter. Mrs. J. C. Soden leaves today (Sat- urdey) for West Palm Beach, Fla. to the winter. ere are thirteen families left in the QGrove. which constitute the win- ter colony. HANQVER. Milo Purr will take next week the rucal delivery No. 1, from Baltic, in eddition to the mail route Hanover to. c. Mrs. Agnes Cameron is visiting her d@sughter, Mrs. Thompson, in Williman- tie. . Mrs. Prank Way and daughter of East Glastonbury have visited here (his Mrs. E, E. May is entertaining her brother, Charles C. Aldrich, wife and two children of Tacoma, Wash. Mrs. H. J. Potter is the guest of her brother, J. F. Chandler, and family. Several relatives from here attended the funeral of Deacon Amasa Chandler at the Congregational church, Wood- stock Hill, Monday. Francis Yetter spent last week. in New York city and Port Jervis, N. Y. Miss Fanny Upham was a recemt guest at G. L. Upham'’s. F. L. Upham, wife and son, Sydney Upham, and wife, all of Boston, spent Thanksgiving with G. L. Upham and family. Announcements were received Tues- day of the marriage of Earl Bugbee and Anna Callaban of this place. The wedding took place in Putnam. Library Association Officers. The annual meeting of the Public Library assoclation was held Nov. 30. The election of officers was as follows: President, Arthur vice presi- dent, N. Y. W] and treas- urer, George O. Robbins; collector, Ma- bel Eddy; librarian, Mrs. E. E. May; book committee, Mrs. A, G. Morse, Mrs. C. C. Gilduscher, Mrs. T. A. Turner entertainment committee, Mrs. J. S. p Mrs, H. Bixby, Pearl Alton, N. T. 1 Morse. stone arch bridge was com- s a fine piece of ent to the village s O. Buggren of Ox- ford and the stone was brought from his quarry near Quinebaug. Williamsville and Mrs. C. H. May pent Sunday with E. E. May and family. Amateur Theatricals. The three act y, The Man was presented by loca in ma- e Case, s in the Brick hall Nov. 26. A arge audience was present and the y went off without a break. The characters were ably ted by 1 Alton as Mrs, A Ethel her daughter Enid; Mabel Ed- s Gladys Gadabout: Flossie Al- Doris, Bernice ton, urner, Mad teacher of 0sophy; Alleen O'Rourke, Mrs. Montressor's Freneh maid. Allan Upham gave several 0 s0los between the acts. e Ladies’ Aid society netted a sub- stantial sum from the proceeds. SOUTH_RIL_LINGLY Mrs. Willis Shippee Fractures Knee— Sympathy for Thomas Rooney Family—Chicken Thieves. s A. Fiske of Plum Isls nd was yme oy inday with his family and took his place day school super- Intendent after some weeks of absence. Allen Smith is building & small addi. tion on the parsonage. If copious raing do not soon fall a famine will be our next afic- f. Willis Shippee’s wife cek from outhide ste; of fracturing her right fell this her resi- mb. mos E. Hall returned Monday to his mill in Rhode Island M Florence Miller visited with Neva Barlow Sunday. _ Mrs. Virgil W. Blackman and her daughter Harriet spent Saturday last in_Hartford. Mrs. R. M. Butler ‘of New Hart- ford passed Thanksgiving with her daughter at the parsonage. Many, words of praise were spoken v those who heard Rev. Clarence H. arber of Dunielson. who exchanged with Rev. Virgil W. Blackman. Much sympathy is_expressed for the family of Thomas Rooney, who was accidentally drowned while stooping down to fill a can with water His body was recovered the next day. udging by the large number of chickens stolen the last ten days, Silag Griffiths being the last to lose fourteen nice ones, the people who do not work for a living must have had a big din~ ner on Thanksgiving day. Charles Allen, who has been occu ing the house owned by Prof, :hippfle moved all of his goods ay Walter Fiske has mov. into Charles Spaulding’s lis Sun- ed his family house. SOUTH WINDHAM. Local People Attend Baltic Concert— Miss Cheesebr the guest of M Sunday. A number of the concert at ning. A. E. Card spent Saturday in Bos- ton. While there Mr. Card purchased A new runabout Mrs, M. Cole of Providence was a recent guest of Mrs. Guilford Smith. Mrs. Bugene Kinnie of Hartford is spending the week with Mrs, William Backus. Mr. and Mrs, Clinton Allen returned to Mystic Monday after spending the week end at B. W. Avery's. Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Lewis and son spent Sunday in Providence Miss Blanche Tubbs of Norwich has of Norwich was . E. Peckham over local Baltic people attended Monday eve- been spending the Thanksgiving re- cess with her grandmother, Mrs. Nei- lie Tubbs. Mrs. M. L. Larkham is in Mansfieid this week. Mrs. Golden, Mrs. Peckham a Slate attended the missionary ing in Windham Thursday SOUTH CANTERBURY. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Brown moved to Hallville last Saturday, they me having hired out to work Charles Geer. Mrs. C. O. Whitford of Norwich spent Thanksgiving with ber sister at Whippoorwill farm. Theodore W. Yerrington took Thanksgiving dinner with his mother, Mrs, ‘W. Yerington, at Norwich John A. Larkhem of Lakewood, R. T. spent Sunday with his sister, Carrie E. Clark. Miss Lucy Baldwin was in Norwich Tuesda: Miss M. Larkkam Norwich is spending a w Lawn farm. ~ ABINGTON Dr. Frederick Goodrich and family have gene to New York for the win- ter. Edward McGrath is home from the Day-Kimball hospital. The Ladies’ Benevolent society met with Mrs. Albert Potter at Breeze Hill farm on Thursdey. Merritt Gallup is the owner of an automobile. Many school children chicken pox recently. of Plain _Hm, k at Maple have had the r. and Mrs. Wallace N. Aldrich of | of Putnam have been spending several days with their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farland. ‘Miss Bridget Sullivan was in Waure- gan Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Murray, whose body was brought there for burial from Pawtucket, R. 1. Mrs. George Loring entertained her niece, Miss Greenman, of Norwich, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hopkins ware visitors in Sterling Saturday Bdward Smith has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Esec Smith. Mrs, Frank Tillinghast is entertain- ing her aunt, Mrs. Albert Grover, of South Killingly. Returns to College. Charles Byles, who has been spend- ing several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Byles, has re- turned 1o his studies at Bowdoin col- lege, Brunswick, Me. Arthur Malstrom, telegraph operator in a tower station in Hartford, spent Sunday with his family here. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Davie and son Russgell have returned fram Provi- dence, where they have been visiting relatives Mrs. Julia Wilbur has been enter- taining Dr. and Mrs. Frank Tillinghast of Arctic Center, R. 1. J. L. Chapman has been ill the past veek and unable to attend to his du- ties at the high school. Miss Louise Tillinghast spent Tues- afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Phillips in Wauregan, where a party of young people was pleasantly enter- tained Mrs. Frank iting her par Seguin, Miss Edna Lillibridge eeks in New Yo Fred Brook is to move his fan Providence. Mr. and Mrs. in_ Boston for Le Shaw with his Thayer of Putnam is vis- nts, Mr, and Mrs. Israel is spending Thomas Shannon are several wes is spending this week WOODSTOCK Death of Deacon Amasa Chandler— Funeral of Mrs, A. M. Bannister— Notes. A, V. C. P. Huizinga of Thomp- preached in exchange with Rev. F. Waters on Sunday. Principal E. R. Hall and Mrs, Hall spent Thanksgiving with Judge F. B. Hall in Bridgeport. The Ladies' Benevols Rev son G. a social with Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kings- bury on Friday evening. Miss Florence Wilcox spent the Thanksgiving recess at Uncasville. Ler ho e in Dwight Burritt and family of Spring- field were at W. H. Lester's a few s last week. On Monday they left their new home in Detroit, Mich., where Mr. Burritt has secured a lucra- tive position. Amasa Chandler. Deacon Amasa Chandler, a lifelong and well known resident of the town, died Saturday at the age of 87. His death was due to acute indigestion. For thirty-seven years he was a dea- con in the Congregational church. In 1880 he represented the town in the state legislature. For many years he conducted Blmwood hall as ‘a hotel. Some ten years age he sold that prop- erty and pirchased a place near by, where he lived at the time of his death. He leaves three sons and one daughter. The funeral was held Monday after- noon in the church. The burial was in the . Woodstock Hill cemetery Mrs. Elizabeth Bingham of Spring- gsld spent Thanksgiving at her home ere. Mrs. ¥, W. Howard is obliged to go about on crutches on account of a lame knee. The funeral of Mrs. Albert W. Ban- nister of Providence was held at the home of her father, Chester P. Wiicox, Thursday at 1 o'ciock. She leaves a husband and one daughter. WAUREGAN Obituary Notes—Celebration of Birth- day, The body of Mrs. Nora Murray Pawtucket, R. I was brought he Saturday for burial cemetery. Mrs. Alphons: Wilmot celebrated her birthday by giving a party to her Wau- regan, Moosup and Danielson friends Thuriday of last week. Refreshments were served. Miss Emma Morency died suddenly Tuesday morning of last week, at the home of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Pe- chie, on Main street, Moosup, at the age of 32 vears. Shewas & member of the Children of Mary's society of All Hallows' church, and also of the La- dies’ Auxiliary of the Shepherds of Anne. She leaves three brothers, Lou- is. Dona and Augustus, and five sisters. Mrs. Anthony Mathieu, Mrs. Celia Brown, Mrs. Bertha Dame, Mrs. -Hu- bert Bigness and Mrs. Joseph Pechie, with whom she lived. The funeral was held from All Hallows' church last Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, when a solemn hizh requiem mass was cele- brated by Rev. U. O. Bellarose of Wauregan. Burial was in the Sacred Heart cemetery, Wauregan. of 3 on in Sacred Heart Ladies’ Aid Society Sale and Supper Nets Over $50. Miss Jerusha Crosby, who has been critically 1ll, is more comfortable. The Willlams family, who have oc- cupiel their pleasant summer home {n the village through the season, re- turn to New York this week. he ladies’ aid society held the an- Mual fair at the vestry Tuesday aft- “rnoon and evening, The room was attractively decorated and the many wseful and fancy articles were taste- fully displaved. The proceeds from the sale were over 35 HOWARD VALLEY Elder John Roberts of Clinton, M: preached in the Valley church Sun- ay. Mrs. Amos Simpson Providence, R, Mrs. G. A. Davis of Jewett Ci Thanksgiving with her mother, 3. Brown. Miss Agnes Brown of Grosvenordale and Miss Delight Brown of Willimantic were also at home over Thanksgiving. Lewls Hawkes has gone to work in Warren, Mass. Lester Hawkes and Blmer Mawkes are on a business trip to Voluntown, is visiting in spent Mrs. | nfifii‘&."“‘" Henry Arina B. Cummings 1s visiting friends ‘in Providence. Rev, James A. Brown Recovers. week. Recovering from Appendici Irving Brouillard, the 10-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brouillard Rey. James A. Brown, pastor of the| who a number of weeks ago under— Baptist church in Bloomington, Ind,|Went an operation for appendicitis at a Brooklyn boy and son of Deacon |the hands of the late Dr. Harris and Benjamin Brown, deceased, his vacation was taken down phoid fever at Chadroix, with ty- Mich., while on|who since then has been hovering be- tween life and death, has for the last few days showed signs of improve- early in July, remaining critically sick | ment and the many friends of the &nd unable to be moved.until early in | family are hoping that the child's lifs November, hospital at Petoskey, Mich. He gained his strength fast and the past week left the hospital en route for his home, stopping in Indianapolis with friends C‘d‘s‘ last Seturday while over Thanksgiving day. At the Windham county jail Thanks- | C3ugbt in_hi giving day there were €9 prisoners, | down on hié left hand, nearly attending physician hopes to save the and they were given a roast pork din- ner with vegetables, tea, apple pie, when he was removed to & may be spared, Severed Thumb with Axe. Alfred Proux met with a serious ac- plitting In some way the ax handle coat and the axe came sever- The “You're Well P Thea Keep Well—. Don't walt for & sick spell her daughters in Worcester and Hol- deg, \ F. May was a Worcester visitor Tuesday. oranges and apples. el Miss Fanny and Miss Hattle Jen- to come along and prostrate Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Smith and Local Notes. nings and Master [y e g L you'"Taxe Bebwmek's Mame Miss Emily Scarborough of Hartford H. D. Adams of Attleboro, [ boro, Mass., "Thanksgiwns drake Pills whenever you fesl were guests over Thanksgiving of Miss |2 has been the guest of Moosup| Thomas Paine, who had ~a slight a little dull er eut of sorts, Lottie Scarborcugh and sister= friends for a few days. shock, is sble to be, out. They keep the digestion Paul Culp was with his parents, Rev.| Eggs are getting to be very scarce| School closed for the holiday and re- | C o B SUSNS; Tio memady SwS and Mrs, A. J. Culp, on Thanksgiving | in this vicinity and are high, they be- | opened Monday morning. f T e U BWE e % ing 52 cents a Jdozen, and @ prospect o P - | o) m;.":m:;’ e Baptist Sunday school had the|of their being higher. Western s | B e p-mg World’s Temperance Lesson for their |are retailing for from 86 to 40 cenis THOMPSON v Sob. 410 5. hee. . NRABD G study Sunday, and after a brief study |a dozen. : et e o of the lesson by the classes the pastor GRS TEE: SR Rev. Arnold C. P. Van Huizinga' to and somach disorders Your Dr. G. F. Genung, gave a short blac! WINDHAM Preach Farewell Sermon Dec. 5— name on a post card gets . board talk and sang a solo. Several | Missing Boys Found. Dr. J. H. SCHENCK & SON, L nd recitatdons. T C/PAed: With SONES . Roar Admiral Swift's Promotion| | = e BRI """ Philadelphia, Pa. 3. Mr. and M on Mills_have | v The B. Y. P. U. held a conquest| Pleases Friends Here — 22 Pound|con recent guests at Andrew Mill feeting In the evening, which was led |~ Coon—Personals. Miss Lucy Ingraham of Providenc v the pastor in the absence of his — was the guest of her parents HE B wife, the appointed leader, who had| Miss Emily Lyman and Miss Fllen | week = SUc't Of her parents last s D nasnksstving ~Mr." and [ sufficient for th . fag.nged & programme for the even-|Hawking have returned from a visit| ~Mrs. Mary P. Arnold has been vis- farey o fae, tiiden and doughter Mil- | milltar ing. with Mrs. Harold Shellington iting her son in Wethersfield - - e el i ry Rev. J. N. Jones, D. D.. preached in| Windsor Locks. . Mion Barah Lroovy oF Nostiadnpion i ot Slovent | Thom the childen of the SmuEH NI the Congregational church Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Eric Johnsen of Put-|has been visiting her parents, Judge HAchiat Polard, Ang ety n ] ciaes earalng tor’the ChristsasiN. Rev. Charles A. Downs and family [nam were recent guests at Dr. F. E.|and Mrs. George (roshs 3 otoia . Poliard, ‘and family. on e é % have arrived in town. Guild’s. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gay and Em- | ‘Mrs 51 55w {v. e man club met with BESE The Ladies” Ald socists of the Bap- | “Harola Hayes of Harvard s at The | ory Hameus mave brs patets oe M | Mrs. FL. . Williams has been il with Truemah on Wednesday evenings | ist church gave a clam chowder sup- | Inn for a few weeks. and Mrs. Oscar Munyan. iy oo Pt watk, ' d » per Wednesday evening at the home| James G. Lathrop captured a 22-| Mms. F. A Munyan s ses Mil- ELLINGTON % of Miss Helen Witter, which was large- | pound coon the other night, the larg- | dred and Bernice Armstrong were in COLUMBIA Vi attended, upwards of 20 coming from | es one seen in this vicinity recently, | Worcester Frida: sy % Burial of Miss McCray—Personales | Danfelson. Rev. George Huntington of Brook Last Sunday morning, Rev. Arnold | Town Votes to Take Over District | - o Iyn, N. Y. visited his E C. P. Van Huizinga evchanged pul- | Property—Aid Society's Sale and| Mrs Caroline Pinney and Miss Eloe RAWSON Emily Huntington, who is ill at the| pits with Rev. My. Waters of Wood- | Supper—Accident ise Charter have returned from visites Misses Johnson’s. stock. Mr. Huizinga preaches his fare- | ing in Bristol y Personal Interests of the Week Gone| Mrs. Charles Larrabee, Mrs. F. E.| well sermon December 5. - On Decom- (g lust Tues. | o THe Temains of Miss McCray, wheh Guild ‘and Miss Julia Swift attended|ber 12, Rev. W. E New noon the towe g last Tues- | died at her home in Hartford, was the 15th birthday celebration of the| Haven ia expected fo nd | over the school property in the everal | pronSht here and laid in Center comes i Anne Wood Elderkin Chapter, D. A.|time as a candidate school districts, in accordance with the | ‘5 g as been enter- rarie accord n s, hert o o1 . Abble Tagerty | R held with Mre. Litehgeld in Wuli- Read Dime Novels. new school law regarding town man- | MY Albert Pinney s tn W reestest mantic on Tussay.> interested to| , Constable Willim Bates was in- | a5ement of schools, but also voted not | "'y, [\ Soshier, Mee, Bivere, ooy m VIsltOr | 1., of the promotion of Rear Ad-|formed Sunday night of the disap- | t0 Stnumng. the fadehtadneds of thiy dis- |y, end is spending the winter im on_Friday. al Swift. Admirel Bwift is a|Pearance of two bovs of about fifteen | tricts. Tt was voted to ask for the ap- | Fartrorg Mr. and Mrs. James Fitzgerald and | piral Switt ' Admirel Sw arm | Y4rs cf age with a pocketbook of | Pointment of « supervisor for the ) UL L o families here had large | daughter were in Pomtret on Sunday. | Windham m MAny Warm| family earnings. They were traced to | Bchools in town. Tt was also voted | cuthorings ot Thankasiving Joseph Hopkins Is the guest of Hen- (frignds Bere. = =~ st of| Putnam, where they were found Mon- |thit the town pay for heating and [ ®qpe™Too) “ICRARET T 0ronday ry_Kenyon for a few days. Mrs. €] R. Utley in Willimarnie . °f| day morning near Wheaton's .lumber | lighting the town building whenever it | geran” s hanksgiving recess ank Phillips made an automobile | "Iy B o oRY o R mantic. ¢| yard. When questioned they said they |18 used by any of the local organiza- | "oy acentative = A H. Peck speng | trip to Putnam and Norwich on Sat- | "¢ B 0ocloty, "which was to pave | 1ad been reading dime novels and de- | tions or by the townspeople, and also | rnanyagiving in Mancheste urday. e Ciery Soclsty, which was to have| cideq %o tey similar sdventures {to pay the janitor for his services at Mr. and Mrs. William Clapp of Wil- | D¢ P s, WA gt e gl i Jimantic spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kenyon. Robert Stoetzner of Rockville has Carl Lewis, Misses Bessle and Fdith H , - | The Woman's Missionary society igns—Miss Ingram ;. st weel Seon Hommagy °f M=e. and Mrs. Jo- | gt Thursday afternoon in the chaper| o Become Schosl Teacher—Local ah_Autchinson of Rockville nemha"”'. Miss Laura Hough was a Worces- | SeW ggesmgnfl*’:;“_,fl:‘ rig»t ff;,“';;’; Jottings. orge riv:" }f"?um“n'k'igf\‘r‘.‘.','i’"'.,15 p ter visitor on Monday T ” 2 0 3 Roy Rowland and L. C. Stocking | Mectings in W’?:,"f,";“:h,,‘fihw'helg’;' Rev. A A, Smith returned Saturday | the remainder of ;(!;-"w-mk A ith . Ga“‘hc Ba'sm ere Vi n: c S <. E iy » o v i Mrs. ce @ p - were at Willimantic on Saturday ma Larrabee and Miss Gurtrude 4o, |8fter spending Thanksgiving with his ind Jct Hewn o - a 1d. e Peidny he Ladies' Aid societ en- Lewis and John Lewis of Guilford |20 The prayer meeting Friday evening| The Ladies’ Aid socicty gave an en. . spent’ Thursday with Henry Lincoln. | Misses Lena Bradford and Joseph- | vusted o Sawin St° Joh |,..»h.|r_\5..:-m and supper at Yeoman's Mr. and Mrs. Edward Berggren have | (18 Jteency and C. A. Reeney spent|Aiss Eisa Hall closed the fall term | hall Friday evening. as their guest Mrs. John Grain of [th5 av in Worth Coventry Sunday. |or gchool Wednesday. As Miss, Hall Kicked in Head by Horse. Hartford. this. wegk o Voe%, in Boston|uis resigned Ber position, she will be | ¢ o TN I8 HeACRY Yo William Phillips has made the pur- [ this, week. b wi ,, | succeeded by Miss Ingram, who will |, 3%\ o dgreen, Who reside in | chase of a large wood lot at Beach | c0C% TRd% & former Windham boy. | pegin'on Monday. e eastern part of the town, met with Pond, which he Is to cut off. 10 a Rhode Taiand Jeay, - "e°k® 89| Mrs L. D. Lovett of Qroton was a | the shetern part of the town, met with Mrs. Elmer Phillips entertained | t0 @ Rhode Islan visitor here the past week L or's Hotes The snlois) e being iss Fay Darrow of New London on v T Miss Jessie Suge of Central Village er little brother clappe Thursday. = CLARK’S CORNERS spentthie school vacation with her par- |55 SFReG, o BULE prother Clanbod e | Miss Emma_Stocking of Bristol was ents. AWy snd ¥uby B€ (he stine’ Sty Ktk the guest of Mre. Frank Stocking on | Parents and Friends Visit School—| Deacon Is suffering |0 the child in the head. cutting it Thursday Personals, from a painful swelling on his hand. badly. Seversi stftches had t0 be fake Mrs. Edward Bergaren was a week- s Miss Grace -Rathbun of Willimantic | PAd¥: Several stitches ' end visitor at the Thread city. . There were the usual Thanksgiv- ;\r'lr‘)::“:\k:“:a‘::nlgipwln” Bt ".l‘( ; :’ne 2 | R e - ving recess at her home here DAYVILLE i Tatar Towett . oo Al | Carsls Butten yas & visHor af NINETIETH BIRTHDAY e Mr. and Mrs, John Scott entertained | the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Employes of Mill Office Entertained— Personal Items. Mrs. Nicholas Bowen returned to Pawtucket, R. I, on Sunday with her daughter. Miss Julia Bowe: The ladies’ aid society met this week | college Friday and Saturday last week, with Mrs. W. minister’s wife. J. Reynolds, the new Miss Alice P. Fish spent Sunday | daughter Vivi with Miss Deborah Russell. Dr. A. E. Darling and Mrs, Dar- ling are spending their vacation at the home of their daughter, Mrs, Roy | Week- Spaulding of Ashland, N. H. Miss Myrtice Blanchard spent the week end with Boston friends. . Harold Shaw led the Christian En- deavor _meeting on Sundav. | Mrs. David Chase is in New York at e home of Mrs. Julian Jenney. Mrs. N. Lorne Grieg spent’ the week end in Hanover. Robert Armstrong has left the Assa. wauga company, John Pruden has tak- en his place. Firth Roilison spent Sunday with Moosup friends. Mr. and Mre. F. Kinley avenue, N. Bidwell of Mc- Norwich, called on Postmamter Bidwell and wife on Wed- from Providence where she has been % ™ troublesome. n L4 "Mr. and Mrs. Firth Rollison gave | Miss 55"‘;:;‘» PR Sroused e visitios, Ber JRRNIAEL S 1 N4 STAIEJVRRSV. - R a dinner last Saturday night to the | Wednesday from a six-weeks' stay in s Moved—Attended | « 4 - | Plainville. T Parsonage is Being Move ende 9’ STPivee ol e ANNAREE (Il 8- ] e K haviin - lort laat OLLAND COUNTY. Norwich Wedding—Krag Rifies for | G The Misses Wood spent the week | Saturday for her wibter home in —— Cadet Ball. ives in W , Mass. | Westerly. ' S ety AL aomstar:. Maut: | VO andiMbs Walds Carpantar’ and COVENTRY College opened sfter the 3 thiaume in’ Worcester. daughter left recently for California. o Thanksgiving recess with a full at- - Miss Katle Curran is in Putnam| Ashley Hibbard and Miss Ada Mur- | Four Candidates Baptized — Additions | tepiines i Gl (e el ssen | with her sister, Mrs.. Killian. :\?YJ“:"’ married Nov. 24 by Rev. C.| ¢5 Church Membership—Personals. The hearse hnvwv\ of n;,» .n,|| ||:.-m de o lnall B M. Jones. clesiastical society 18 to be moved 10 & . About 26 were. present at the| After the ‘Sunday evening services |site at the corner of the Storrs cemes | o . 156 " NORTH WINDHAM. Thanksgiving dinner at the Congre-|yrs. George Steadman, Misses Au- |terv. This change was made neces.| Quickly relieve the distress caused R P gational church last week Thursday. |gusta and Mary Tilden 4nd Mrs sary by the proposed new buildings, | by hurried eating. They act direct~ Aftermath ol_rt:c H:'l-d:ly—cuuu and —_— ward Dimock were baptized by Rev. R. | it be ing planned (n)r’n ot Lhe new din- 1y on the stomach nerves and actu- eir Hosts. H. Sherman, pastor of the Baptist|ing hall near the old location | % J Mrs, D. 1 & danstites My NORTH S_TE_R_LING' chugch, at Mansfield Depot, The work of moving the raonage | ally h‘}“() lhgr;ood to digest and 4 Mrs, . E. Lyon ani laughter, Mis: Two mnew members were taken into |to its new location opposite assimilate. ey are Plnfl\lhl" Della E., spent Wednesday in East-| Handsome Meose Seen—Personals. |, 5 S8 T 0E S haay “Mre. Er- | side of the road m > |, good for nervoulydyspep!il, bloat- ““Wallace Hibbard spent Thanksgiving| Willim R. Whaley has been il the kT e Do ot Miss Davenport | ing, hiccoughs, bitier taste in the £ O d P BIVIRE | pagt week with acute indigestion, waits, . Toesa 4 h 2 ' a entral Falls, R. 1. - S e ‘Miss Lizzie Dunham, s n Tuesday. mouth, and flatulence. With rea- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harris and, Miss Clara M. Spooner was at home |, ;40 4™ Mansfield: De Mrs. G. H. Lawson have | FOW In oal 0 daughter of Attleboro, Mass., were a"i{ohe“x’t‘ i‘,’ Pierce spent Thanksgiving | turnea to New Hampshire. retur, ufter a visit with Rev. and | sonable care in eating, Beecham'’s guests of Mr and Mrs. Charles R.{. iy My gnd Mrs. Harry Grover in|, Mrs. Hattle Carr of Abington, Mass.. | Mrs. H. Lawson in t Hampton. Pills will soon Harris over Thanksgiving. pripills i fs visiting her brother, Wenlon A The cudet” hactallon Tas received a s P 3 S o ot o Kr 2 1 2 ha};ar::.flenry Brown 0" Middletown | 'y 1jam Anderson of Danielsen visit- | Collum. . Rew | PR iy, ML g B o hy cen staying for.a time and over| W (&% ARCErSOn oF DA last Sun-| Miss Florence Dean, who lias equipment from the United States war ut an to Uhenksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. | 50} y with friends in Georgeiown, Conn., has | d:partment. “The first lot was recelv- U;fi{,;'g:“.‘;‘f‘; f;:‘:‘]";r principal of| JOhn Potter has been ill the past|returned home. = - S " o e ol John Ashley school, West Springfield. |5k oo Thanksgiving with her daughter, Mrs. Stomach "I‘ Mass., spent Thanksgiving with cousin, Mrs. Charles Tucker. Miss Mary Southall has returned to Halifax, Nova Scotla, after a stay of several weeks here. She intends visit- ing New York on her return trip. Mrs. Harry Smith and Mrs. Charles Spencer made a trip to Norwich re- cently, ASHFORD Ruth Adams, who has been ill with scarlet rever,is mueh better. The Center school. which has been closed for twe. weeks, will open on Mouday. her I. P. Richards and family left last | son and wife of Worcester Thanksgiv- Thussday for Providence, whers they &Iill spent the winter postponed one week on account of the absence of the president, tem. Mr. and Mrs. Paxon and Miss Paxon and other friends from Manchester Thanksgiving day. was a visitor at church Sunday (Contribated.) Andrew Darling of Michigan 1s| _Miss F. A. Olney und Mrs. George| Mrs. Alanson If er celebrated boarding in town. Smith of Canterbury Plains called on | her 90th birthd. home in Co- Miss Vigla F. Jewett was at Storrs | friends here Saturday. lumbla, November 23. As the date was 1 A E The Sunday school observed the 80 near Thanksgiving, it w made attending Pomona mbeeting. world’s temperance Sunday with ap- | the occasion of the annual family r ' Mr. and Mrs. Albert Neuman and |PTOPriate exercises. union. Many giftx and congratula- of New Haven were | Mrs. George Rathbun visited her|tions were recelved from absent | week-end visitors at P. J. Navin's. ;_i;u‘r‘.‘ Mrs (‘:’nrk‘ in Central Village | atives and friends. Mrs. Fuller is | Martin Navin, Jr., of New Haven | Thanksgiving day. X daughter the late Eleazer Dewey | was in town visiting his parents last | John A. McDonald of Norwich was|and Rebecca Little of Columbia nd ) _ CHAS. 08GOOD & CO,, in town Monday. comes of a long-lived family, Her | Distributors for orn Connectiouthh Mrs. L. H. Jewett visited In No:th e X e sister, Mrs. Harriet R. Yeomans, ag AR, M- ¥ ‘Windham recently. ONECO. 92 years and eight months, was pres- | \ Miss Julia Peck of North Windham ez ent; also Mrs. Fullers three children, | u é spent Thursday at Mrs. Allen Jewett's. | o yyed Purker Is spending this |Amelia J. Fuller. Mrs Min | rry Y cl 2 ¥ 3 of Columbla nd Ozro L dren o the. school Gisestet vistiod the | Jack Wi her parenis, Jr. and Mrs Levanan, St has. thres o . b chool on ‘Wedneaday atternoon. . - | Wiliam U. Kenyon. * stre. | €randentiaren, Witlis O, Fu 2 lndl estion *© A 2 Mrs. jam U. Kenyon and Mrs, | €randchil o < n X n - sed | felson. Mrs. f L between classes. All repert having I T U, A also three great-grandchildren, Lena | o ” & enjoved seeing the work very much. M,;‘:,';;,,R““"I Thusgott 1s visiting in | A¥C 5" Charles Dewey Fuller of Kim ‘ Use your teeth on your food or your' Fred Whitford ls suffdring from | V00d. and Laverne Iuller Pultz of | stomach will suffer. Quick lunches, - WEST WO0ODSTOCK poison. ; " | Lebanon. ' AlL the near relatives wete | hurried eating, bolting food, aresure Oneco school 1« having a week's va- | Brpthr WIh (0 e untital re- | to end, sooner or later, in some ibbard-Murray Wedding — Thanks. | cation. 3 gy - indi HE o i Mrs. Celia Lewis returned Tuesday | Past Was served. P of indigestion, more or less ", moose last Tuesday morning. s quite tame and he followed it some Wi of it. Danielson George H. Potter. Jerolamon of Worcester spent Thanks- giving with their sister. Thanksgiving with her mother. of Greenfleld, family of James and Saturday of Clarence C. Little Mass., was with the | P. Little on Friday WESTMINSTER Miss Elsa Hall Re J. C. Ta- Warranted (o Give Satisfsctien. family in Leicester, Mass M. Button, one duy last wee! Celebrated by Miss Alanson H. Fuller. s Martha Bradford of anielson giving Dinner. A. J. Bowers, Bertha Botham, who has been ill, is able to be up for a short thue dur- ing the day. Misses Augusta and M Tiiden ent to Tariffville Tuesday to attend the fumeral of their uncle, Rev. Jesse By Our Formula We produce in Hood’s Sarsaparilla a medicine that has an unap~ gg::thod record of cures of | fula, eczema, eruptions, catarrh, | In boxes 10c. and 25 Seld Everywhere. into the weods to get a good view Mrs. Frank have Gilbert and family of been visiting Mrs. o e E. Heald. rheumatism, anemia, nervousness, Mr. and Mrs. McCollum and their | fired feeling’ , that y WILSONVILLE three children spent Thanksgiving with eeling, loss of appetite, ete. Mr. and Mrs. Chrpenter and Mre: Hat, | ,, The combination and proporions of tie Carr in Abington, Mass. the more than twenty different remedial Laura Barreit, who has been ill, has | Bgeuta contained in Hood’s Sarsaparilla returned (o her work in South Cov- | are known only to ourselves, so there F T S u%be no substitute. § : T rmdn spent the Thanks- his medicine mak N M giving rectes with b purenie, Ry, | oo mediine makes, hesthy wid and Mrs. R. H. Sherman, on Ripley blood, —those corpuscles that fight. the HulL O Misscs Augusta and Mary Tikien en- disease germs constantly attacking you. ! juzzes > g v’ N. E. Converse and wife and Murs. Mrs. Agnes L. Clare of Boston spent C. F. May and’ wife entertained their E. H. W RNER. General Agent & H. C LUNG. Special Agent. a. Mrs, Irving Adams is visiting with HARTFORD, G