Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 11, 1909, Page 11

»pOOmM. spent yor folks from| Social Events—C. E. Society Elects hib% open “dance in Scotland on| Officers. : 3 Mr. and W. Wa. 3 Brookl S Sunday out of towm. oy ®| on Tacmay from a visit of severai o b wel - ENTRAL VILLAG Pn Now York with De. snd Mrs. 5. B MOOSUP CE ALV'L E Col. and Mrs. W. S. Chappell closed | Gift for Supt. C. F. Burgess—Death Eighty-sceond Birthday—Caught Foot ,irholr summer home, The Swastika, on | Results from Sunstroke—Christmas in Wheel—Ladies’ Aid Society Nets and have gome to New Lon-| Plans. don for the winter. —— $100 from Recent Sale—Took Over. C. F. Burges, :io for some time has will be Temperance, reviewing the work in Massachusetts, contrasting conditions in Connecticut. Mr. Tillinghast has sold the slabs on the Barber lot to Mr. Dawley of Inspected — Epworth Pachaug. League’s Business Meeting. FRfiKLIN & " The \ trict school presented the playlet, A tive Clark Campbell of *he | Real Estate Transfers During the Year departmen Modern School, to an : dience in Grange hall last Friday eve- m?‘. After _the entertainment the ladies of the grange served refresh- ments and conducted a sale of fancy articles. The affair was a pronounced success, Choir Entertained. - 'NEW LCNDON COUNTY. } . GALES FERRY Sural Reute Inspect Miss Emily Huntington of New York On Saturday - the members | dose of Laudanum. - | died at the home of the Misses John- of the ".l;:rc;:‘rt- t, who of the choir of th:n‘ Congregational son on Sunday. Funeral services were [ ng the R. F. D. routeés in Mrs. Horace Smith of Lyme has| church were entertained at the home held at the home of Oliver L. Johnson Lester Salisbury of Moosup has been assisting at Brewster's utoie. Mrs. Warren Hopkins has been the guest of her cougin, Miss Helen Leav- ens in Danielson. Miss Ruth Kendall of Brooklyn has been visiting her sister, Miss Alice been the guest of her mether, Mrs. Sarah Greenslit. Miss Faith Gager is spending sev- eral days in Providence. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rockwood were recent Hartford visitors. in Norwich on Tuesday and the burial was in the family lot in the Yantic cemetery. Mrs. Horace'Eaton and Mrs, Delazon Wood were in Hartford Tuesday. Miss Mahel Webb of Norwich was of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Rogers. Selectmen Meet. The board of selectmen and town clerk met at the Town hall on Satur- day afternoon for the transaction of official business. inspect! this county. went over the local routs mvith Mail Carrier Rufus Hurlbutt on J. P, s ‘Satteries, whe terlee, whe left Monday to cowsins, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer in Werth Haven, while en The home missionary society met N Kendzall for a few days. the guest of her father at the inn ¢n | Temple. " &~ L g B e T et | with Mrs. L. A. Robinson on Thurs- | Second and Third Degrees Conferred. | Mrs. Louise Sanders and son George | Saturday. knowledged the handsome gift. Tha From ville, Fla. day with a large number in attend- A special meeting of Salem grange | of Pawtucket, R. I, have been visiting | Miss Teresa Lynch is at home from | evening was m James and his daughter, Mrs. | ance. was held in Grange hall on Saturday |at _Mrs. Fred W. Tillinghast's. Boston. ing games and in m Bssac Geer of Ledyard, called on| Mr. and Mrs. Louis Starkweather | evening and the first and second de- [ Ernest French injured his leg quite| Mrs. E. P. Kenyon, who has been ill | were served. Sriends in ths village Thdrsdey. and son of Norwich were racent| grees were conferred upon a class of | badly while jumping from a wagon, | for several weeks, is improving. $94 for Christmas Gifts. Misses Amelia and Susan Mathew- | Buests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rock- | eight. when the horse started to run. Instead | Col. and Mrs. Chappell entertalned & | o,y . pootigs Sunday schol has vais- vieWed Mirs. Charles Johnson in | wood. Sunday Services. of throwing his foot over the wheel he | féw guests We&ne-u‘:’r o;‘-nml.w ’rho;; ed the sum of $94 with which to buy P ".l-rvlch Monday. The Year's Real Estate Transfers. | Rev. L. W, Frink of Norwich preach- | E9t It caught in the spokes of the|Present were Mr. a Sorah John- | Christmas its membera. Maine, Misses Clara and Sarah John- son, I. H. Johnson, Miss Emma Larra- bee, Mrs. James Baker, New London, and Miss Gertrude Arneld. Mrs. John Bates entertained fifteen of her friends on Tuesday at her home on North street. A very enjoyable af- ternoon was spent and a fine supper served. Mrs. Bates and little daugh- ter Myra are to join Mr. Bates in Hol- yoke on Saturday, where he has ac- cepted a position. Rev. C. B. MacDuffee of Three Riy- gl. w}lio svu to have axchangull with - ev. . Grimes on Sunday, is pre- emetery. vented from coming to Windham by | Mrs. Ducharme is sick with the iliness of his little daughter Helen, | typhoid fever, and the house s under wheel and he was thrown, receiving a bad shaking up also. Mrs. Edwin Kenendy spent Tuesday in Providence. ~ Sold Groceries for Fictitious Firm. A well-dressed young man called at George Gillette’s recently and sold sev- eral dollars’ worth of groceries and re- ceived money for them, as he sald he represented a groeery firm in Boston. After he left Mr. Gillette became a lit- tle suspictous and followed him to Mr. Cornell's, a neighbor. Mr. Gillette ask- ed for his money and it was returned. Mrs. Cornell had just ordered a quan- tity of groceries but had not paid the ed an excellent sermon in the Con- gregational church on Sunday morn- ing. An interesting session of Sun- day school followed the morning serv- ice, Supt. Henry A. Rogers is arrang- ing for a Christmas tree and enter- tainment to be given by the school. ‘The Christian Endeavor consecra- tion gervice was held on Sunday eve- ning. ‘The meeting was well attend- ed and under the leadership of Gil- bert J. Murray proved very interest- ing and helpful. To Rehearse Christmas Musio. The choir met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Murray on Monday Epworth League’'s Business Meeting. M!h.hnnnl business Tfleet:ng’ of gc l.lro was held at e ves- Sy of the M. E. church Wednudn& B, mber 8. President D. Rins e and Miss Amy . B. terlee was elected secretary pro Reports en the work of the w for the year were given and [ woted to hold the annual elec- tlon of officers the first Wednesday #n May, instead of the second Wed- tn December. As requested presents for Harriet Cranska and Mrs. John Stanton are the purchasing commit- tee. Funeral of Miss Boisse. Tuesday morning the funeral of Miss Frnestine Bolsse was held at All Hal- lows’ church, Rev. J. H. Broderick offi- ciating. Last summer she had a sun- stroke, from which she never recov- ered. She was 20 years old and had been a resident of this village b}l‘t a Following are the transfers of the town of Franklin for 1909: A. T. and W. O. Gardner to Nathan- iel Biggs, two acres of land; A. T. Gardner to Nathanie] Biggs, 36 acres of land; William H. Robinson to Mary E. Brush, six acres of land; Georg? H. Parkhurst to Mary F. Yerrington, three acres of land; estate of George Kenyon te Ernest K. Manning, 25 acres of land and duildings; William J. Brassil to Grace Johnson Birge, land and buildings; Elizabeth B. Huntington to Michael Brassil, land and bulldings; estate of George C. Kenyon to Nathamiel Manning, 12 ! by the so- | acres of land; Francis M. Woodruff to Christmas music. | money when Mr. Gillette arrived at|who has diphtheria. ntine. All of the other cases are wial committee ,of readings n’nfl vocal | Henry C. Henseler of Norwich, land eveuliy. v “l;e::::nahr her house. Mr. Gillette hastened home | - The semi-annual election of officers | improving. 4 and instrem music, was given at | and bulldings; Mrs, H. M. Peck to and telephoned to” Boston and found|of the C., E. society was heM in the River Very Low. James Milton Clark, land and build- ings; Jacop Kirmon te Anthony W kensky, land and bufldings; E. B. Bai- ley to the N. Y, N. H. & H. R. R. Co,, tand; George and Mary A. Hatch to F. B. Beckwith, 76 acres of land; George C. Kenyon to James F. Mason, 30 rods land; John C. House to John ‘W. and Amy E. Drury, land and build- ings; George C. Kenyon to A. R. Race, gix rods land; Dorothy Ladd to A. W. Lillibridge, land; George C. Kenyon to James F. Masen, 12 rods land; estate George C. Kenyon to James H. Hyde, ‘Miss Kittie L. Ray was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. F. R. Bailey, sev- eral days this week. Clyde A. Ray has been sick during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Gillette of Lyme spent Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harris Morgan. George S. Gadbois spent Wednes- day at his home in New London. The masons have finished their work on the Rogers brothers’ cottage and returned to their New London homes this week. there was no firm by the given name there. He quickly notified the police | the business meeting games were play- Jhere, but no trace of him was found, | ed and a social time enjoyed and cake as Mr, Gillette lives ¢n a farm near | and cocoa were served. The followin; Black Hill, quite a distance from the | officers were elected: President, Wil officers. Richmond; vice president, Rev. H. C. Grimes; secretary, Ernest Emmons; treasurer, C. Arthur Keeney; chafrmen of committees, prayer meeting, Mrs. H. C. Grimes; lookout, C. Tatem; mis- sionary, H. C, Lathrop; social, Grace Bates; music, Mrs. Homer Wood; pi- anist, Gertrude Arnold. The treasur- ers report showed receipts of $52 with chapel on Wednesday ecvening. After| Moosup river is the lowest known for many years, there not being enough to run the 4 which furnishes elec- trio light# for Mr. Cranska’s residence more than two hours each evening. Holiday Sale. The ladies of the M t church held an apron and food saie Wednesday evenln: in the vestry of the church. An old fashioned boiled dinner was served, The patronage was large and the pro- ceeds were very pelasing. Miss M. A. Murphy and Miss Mar- mew members united with the league et this meeting. Men were engaged Monday in plac- ing a monument In the Gales Ferry eem on the grave of the late Da- 2‘ A. MaMory, a private of Company teer Fifth regiment, Connecticut volun- infanéry. : Mrs, Obarles Latham and dau iter, n, of Niantic, with Mrs. srad- ord A. Latham of Guilford, visited Mr, Thomas and Mrs, Latham Saturday. Mrs. Franklin H. Brown of Norwic! i Personals. Miss Jesse Babcock of Moosup was the guest of friends here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Howard Cross were guests at Cosmer Young’s in Danielson Sunday. Miss Annie Hill of Moosup was the guest of friends Saturday. i i t Sullivan attended a whist wy was the guest Thursday of Mrs, Har- | land; Ann Kelly to John W. Ayer, two Christmas Social. William Broadhead has been in New | & balance on hand of $10. home of Louis on L. Fertsing, acres land; Etta Watson to N. Y.| 0 or the most enfoyable socia) | York for a few days. Miss Abigail Bates of Bridgeport is ;"fl:{&;‘gn‘m‘:l e‘l:l:n. ‘.’gmb.h‘ Mrs. Miss Adice Batterlee returned Mon- day evening frem a week's visit with and Mrs. Blmer Satterlee in North Bounty for Coon. Traey Smith, who caught a sixteen pound coom in autmp Saturday, has the $3 nty allowed by the P ster Brown hase purchased a ¢ umom. to take the place of a dog over by the train a few men Mre. Eugene La Fontains, Mre. C. . Colver and Misses Alice Sateriee N. H. & H. R. R. Cp,, l1and; John Stot to Joseph and Henrietta Stott, land; Peleg Kenyon to F. A. Rockwood, 3 acres land; Peleg Kenyon to James O. Maine, one acre land; Hadley G. Gray to Grace Johnsen Birge, land and buildings; Elmer E. Sharp to N. Y., N. H. & H R R. Co, land; John W. Mullen to Gilbert D. Lamb, 30 acres land; the Henry C Cottrell estate to John C. Traey, land and %uildings; the Chipak and Balinsky property to Thomas Salinsky; John Brassil to Grace J. Birge, land and buildings. LEDYARD Grange Officials Report for Year— Town Has 228 School CHildren— Telephone Service Promised. home for a few days. Giles Taintor of Boston has been at the inn this week. The Ladies’ Aid society is to serve one of the popular bean suppers next week. Mrs. George Challenger, the Misses Johnson and I H. Jehnson were in Norwich on Tuesday. Mrs. J. C. Fenton and Miss May Perkins were in Hartford Tuesday. EKONK Grange Elects Officers for 1910—Quilt- ing Bee—Marriage Announcements. Mrs. John E. Vaughn and children, ‘Marian and Stanley, of Norwich, have been visiting at William Simmons’. Mrs. Kate Easton is spending a few days in Providence. North Abington Preacher. Rev. George Benedict of North Ab- ington, Mass, will preach here Sun- day. His son George, who preached here last Sunday, is expected.to preach at the Plainfield Congregational church The_ Ladies’ Missionary society met with Mrs. William Simmons Monday afternoo The King’s Daughters met at their rooms Monday afternoon. — Miss Phebe Barber was the guest of Mrs. Alice Wilson in Moosup on Monday. $100 Added to Treasury. The Ladies’ Aid society added about $100 to their treasury after the ex- penses of the recent entertainment and sale were paid. The money will be used for either a new floor or carpet for the church parlors. Mrs. Jane ‘Hall of Willimantic has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. George A. Bliven, a few days. Charles Bragg was a visitor in Nore wich Saturday. Teams Collided. Two teams collided on the road to Moosup Tuesday evening. One be- longed to Mr. Jacques of Black Hill, |Serveg four years; gatekeeper, Benja- the other to Mr. Smith of Moosup. F. Colburn, re-elected for the Both wagons were damaged. ninth time; Ceres, Miss Ruby S. Kel- Migs Ross Broughton of Danielson | 108, in place of her mother, Mrs. Kel- visited relatives here Sunday. logg; Pomona, Miss 'Minda Tanner, in M:ss Sarah Barker of Danielson was | Place of Miss Phoebe Tanner; Flora, 2 Monday visitor. Miss Olive Tanner, in place of Mrs. Charles Nuttall spent Sunday at fis | Mary Colburn; lady assistant steward, home in Putram. Mrs. Mary Colburn, in place of Mrs. Mrs. Warren Hopkins was a guest at ! Elvie I. Tanner, resigned, who has ably Charles Sanderson’s, in Moosup, on |Served six years. W{Idnesrxlay. i okl ) With the Church Societies. i g es of Danielson was| 7he Ladies’ Board of missions held a the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Lydia ’eloc Bpiver Sanday, g{gfi.;cn;'k tea with the president, Mrs. Refused Medical Attendance. The Ladies’ Aid society held a quilt- gatherings held thus far this season was the Christmas social held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Clark on- Wednesday evening. A pleasing literary and musical programme was presented, after which refreshments were served and a social hour en- joyed. Regular Meeting of Grange. The regular meeting of Salem grange was held in Grange hall on Wednesday evening. A large number ‘were present to witness the conferring of the third and fourth degrees on a class of five, after which all sat down to a bountifully laden table, and an hour of social enfjoyment followed. The next meeting of the grange will be held Tuesday evening, December 21, rain or shine. G. B. Miller of Colchester was a caller in town recently. GARDNER LAKE Mrs. Sidney A. Dolbeare returned Sunday from a visit at her father’s in New London. Mr. and Mrs. Willam Chappell of Waterford recently visited Mrs. Chap- pell’s father, C. H. Bailey. A family gathering was held at Fregd Fish’s Dec. 4th, it being Mrs. Fish’s birthday. WINDHAM COUNTY. SCOTLAND. Doorkeeper Barstow Goes to Wash- ington—W. C. T. U. Plans New Year’s Reception, Kennedy's birthday. WODDSTOCK Death of Deacon Abel Child—Congre- gational Church Loses Two Senior Wardens Within Week. Mrs. J. J. Williamson is visiting her sons in Hartford and Springfield. Mrs. H. J. Potter and Mrs.. Marcus Wood have been guests of Miss Nellle D. Chandler. ‘Marvin F. Hyde and Miss Florence ‘Wilcox were in Boston Saturday. Deacon Abel Child died last Satur- day noon after a lingering iliness at the age of 84 years. About three years ago he broke his hip and since that time has been confined to his room. He has been one of the prominent men in town, for many years serving as president eof the board of trustees of Woodstock academy. He has been a farmer most of his life, living on the farm where he died. He leaves a widow, a son, Clarence Child, judge of probate, and a daughter, Mrs, J. Richard Carpenter, of Putnam. By his death and that of Deacon Amasa Chandler the Congregational church loses its two senior deacons within a week. The funeral was held Tuesday after. noon at 2 o'clock. The seruioes were conducted by Rev. G. F. Watars. The burial was in the cemetery on Weed- stock Hil. i 8 - ¥evry chureh, were shoppers in Nor- wich Tuesday. Percy Norman resumed his duties the steamer Richard Peck Monday, awing spent a two weeks’ vacation at Mis home at Allyns Point. MONTVILLE. = 7 Churoh Interests—Plans for Christ- mae Tree—Cornelia Everett's Funeral. Saints in Caesar's Household was subject of the sermon by the pas- or at the Uniom Baptist church last unéay Joflln(. At the Bible school which lowed eommittees were ap- pointed for the Christmas tree and ex- reises to be Weld at the church on lfi eve, December 24. 4 Pleasant Sunday Hvening Hour s enjoyed by a large attendance. 'opie, Life Lessons for Me, from First ohn; Mrs. Harriet Tucker, leader, The song, He Lifted Me, was sung by the ml' chorus end congregation, Miss e Boynton became an associate member of the Young People's soci- ¢ty and two young men’'s names were $resented for associate membership. Funeral of Cornelia Everett. The funeral services of Cornelia Ev- tt, aged 7 years, were held at the tist church Monday at 2 o’clock. ‘The last regular meeting of the grange was the annual business meet- ing. ‘The foMlowing were elected offi- cers for 1910: Master, Charles H. Bar- ber, in place of Mrs. Mary E. Gallup, resigned, who has ably served for three years; overseer, George A. Tanner, re- elected; lecturer, John E. Tanner, in place of Miss Margaret E. who has served for three year: ard, Harry Sayles, in place of Charles H. Barber, promoted; assistant stew- ard, Leon Sayles, in place of Harry Sayles, promoted; chaplain, Rev. H. M. Kellogg, re-elected for the eighth con- secutive term; treasurer, Miss Esther G. Gallup, re-elected; secretary, Mrs. Lottie E. Stanton-Gallup, who h Ledyard grange met in the Tewn hall Saturday evening. This belng the last meeting before the electlon of new officers, each officer present gave a detailed account of their duties dur- ing the past year. The reports were very interesting and showed the grange to be in a sound financial con- dition, Many suggestions from mem- bers were made for the good of the order. Rev. W. F. White delivered an able address on Sunday morning, his text being Whom do ye say that I am? School Enumeration. Thomas P. Norman, seeretary of the town scheol committee, reports 228 School children enumerated in the town of Ledyard between the ages of four and sixteen, on October 1, 1909, Owing to déath in the family of some of the principal actors in the play which was to be given at Led- yard Center this (Saturday) evening by the Young People’s Parish Aid so- clety of Poaquetanuck, a change had to be made in the arrangements. Nearly all the schools are prepar- ing for Christmas entertainments and several will have Christmas trees. Academy Closed. The Academy was olosed Tuesday afternoon on account of the death of Abel Child, prestdent of the board of trustees. Personals. George Frink, who has deen 1 fa able to be out. Mrs, Anna P. Kingshury and Miss Eliza Berrian have returned from a visit in Wartford. Fred Foster of New London is the guest of relatives ¢n town. D. H. Barstow left on Saturday, December 4, for Washington, D. to resume his duties as doorkeeper in bright i an i1 D selecbiners o ther | the house of representatives. Mrs. Collins, who lives near the Ken- | ing on Thursday afternoon in the hall, T L e e e iart: nthan] = Mise Jeals Dures, whoias Seen. 1Tl | Hody CIby Delligh ook it Iaske fome oF | & §000 number being preneat: WEST WOODSTOCK \ Mrs. Norman C. Allen and Mrs. Fred | Frederick W. Burton, who meet the | Bas recovered. laudanum Monday. Although a very ir. Kellogg has been absent a few — \ bilfips of Palmertown were in New |last Saturday in each month, have de- | _ Miss Sarah Phinney a student of | sick woman. she will recover. She|days visiting his boyhood home, Man- | Barrel for Salvation Army—Oyster ’ onden Menday. cided to meet the Monday after Christ- | Windham high school. who was at |refused medieal aid by Dr. james L.|chester, N. H. Supper—Bridal Gifts for Mrs. Earl There will pe a Christmas tree at | mas, as the last Saturday in this | home for several weeks to rest her | Gardner, but he insisted, and after| Official announcements are out of the: B fhe Union Baptist church Friday eve- | month .is Christmas day. eyes, has returned te Willimantic and | hard work she wus relieved. recent weddings of Car! Gallup and ugbee. resumed her studies. li.ev. and Mrs. L. B, Tenney return- ed ‘en Wednesday from a vaaction of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ames of Can- tergury have been vistors here. Mrs. Fitch A. Carey has been enter- Miss Lottie Stanton and of Daniel Gal- m?o'vbecemher gt lup and Miss Mabel Brown. . George C. Chappell has been the gmest this week of friends In his Town to Have Telephone Service. Mys. Charles Chamberlin Is quite 111 The Bouthern New England Tele- at her home, and her sister, Miss Sa- phone company of the Norwich divis- | three weeks, spent in Vermont and |taining Miss Mattie Cutler of Cantere rah Gillan, has come to care for h former Ch:r_‘:_“w" fon will soon extend its Hmi into %ed- New York. Mr. Tenney gave several | bury. c‘NTERBURY- Tll:; udbfd of btle A (‘{onfl'fl lo}ll vard. Four new subscribers have | addresses with stereopticon illustra- The little son of Peter Dennis fell N o g AR parish packed a barrel of clothing for CLARK’S FALLS signed, Joseph A. Clark, Charles B.| tions while in Vermont. from a wagon when the horse started | Church Society Holds Fair — Recent | the Safvation Army of New Yomk city ————— Hewitt, Samuel E. Holdridge and Isaac Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Taber with|suddenly and broke his wrist. Visitors. this week. Cutting Down Big Hill—Water 8up- | G. Geer. friends spent Monday in Norwich, | Mrs. Clarence Francis of Westerly Miss Adeline Summner has returned ply for School House. Henry Baboock of this village has gaken the contract of the selectmen The ladies’ aid society met at the parsonage on Wednesday. Fred Clark of Preston City has been helping James Holdridge. o cut down a hill in Laurel Glen, nown as the Stone Bridge hill. James laine and son, Jesse Maine, are heip- ng him do the work. A well hes been dug in the school rd by Pawi Barber of Ashaway and s of this village. It will be a t eonvenience to the sehool, ‘which bad te depend on private wells Mr. and Mrs. Enos M. Gray attend- ed the funeral of Mr. Gray’s cousin, John Gray of Willimantic. Mre. Phebe Peckham is spending sev- eral weeks with her cousin, Mrs, Nel- son Willlams, at Mystic. YAWBUX VALLEY. making the trip in Mr. Taber's au- tomobile, Reception for State President. The W. C. T. U. met with Mrs. L. afternoon. Plans were made for a New Year's reception, at which the state presi- dent, Mrs. C. B. Buel, is expected to X Fuller on Tuesday be present. Mr. Wilcox, a representative of the Pierson - Engineering company, has been grading Cary hill, is in town this week to cemplete the work on several weeks. dence. visitor Sunday. who | ¥, has been spending a few days at John Francis’ on account of the illness of John Francis, Jr, who has been ill for | three Carpenter sisters at their pleas- ant cottage below the greem. There was a church fair at the Meth- odist Episcopal church this week, giv- Mrs. William Loring and Mrs. Al- bert Loring spent Tuesday in Provi- Mrs. George Loring was a Norwich Mrs. Harriet Barnes of Providence is spending a few weeks at Alfred Interested in Marriage. en by th e Mite society. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Shippee of Put- nam were guests over Sunday of the George H. Green and son Carol spent the week end with their family. Tte Rev. George Clark was in Plain- field recently. Miss Inez E. Willlams of Mansfietd { Nor the supply of water. There are | ch.iles Crandall Rents the Allen | this picce of stat & Sor ehiiy. 3 Many friends of Miss Grace Adams|father, H. F. Filliams, of this place, - & riighls ai e - she es a nts ° e is pi o © 2oae - for @nal in- | - oo cord will bé i and with her grandmother, Mrs. Kisie oot mow., Mrs. Carrle Wheelar, the Farm. spectlon by the state highway com- | P e arted indeantt of | L Bliwen, or, fs an experienced and capa- missioner. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Burnham her recent marriage to Frank Jennings of New London. The wedding took George Green, Jr, of Plainfield ecall- netructor. - t Al » N H l‘ and ;r., Frapk Chesebro of Cl'fil;?ee: Crnsgnn?‘w'l:: !:?i]lm:ni:";o:? were guests Wednesday and Thursday Ei‘c‘%"’l“tflsfiuf g\;}t;nfip}:siesfi}n:hurch ’;/?no:ndml\;‘;:.! h;f‘rl:‘;(‘ g:znglol:l ':::. ! v Bave been visiting My, | Session at once. Mr. Allen has moved | Of relatives in Willimantic. " he W. C. T. U. et with Miss Anna | Visitors at the same place Sunday. Mrs. Susan Bab- @bro’s meth i and tamily. r. and Mrs. Chese- ~ are % go to Waterford, where ey 1smeke their home. inte a house on the farm belonging to Mrs. R. C. Maine. Courtland P. Miner of this place is very ill at the home of his son at Pachaug. Rural Carrier on Vacation—Aid So- DAYVILLE Wilcox Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Willoughby of Canterbury visited relatives here Tuesday. ™ noliday. Mrs. M. A. Francis has returned to her home at Button Woods after a pleasant visit with relatives over the from a shert stay in Putnam. Stuart Ldtchfied and Miss Ola Jack- son spent Sunday at Jehmn Shepard's. 5110 of Bast Brimfleld spent the time after the supper. E. Perrin furnished music. Depot was & week end visitor with her [ Bu The Clarks Falls Feit! pan: . ; Frank v -| Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Carpente s taking In!muoh ";d%fi. 1;0:: thlz i George Easw;ll hn”al gone 2«:’ Ston- ciety’s Holiday Sale. id:nrf;”’\l'ufl Til‘llnghut AS 1w Eow their dmughter, Miss Cu-ppe.lhrf m NORTH STERLING. tew. ngton, where he will stay with his 3 2 Mrs Mz an w: - | son, Paul, of Plainfield, were s, Alprt RKuehn and Gaughter, | nophew for the remaindor of the win- | William N. Bumott, carrier No. 2, is | | Mrs: & I Mathewsen was a Prov- | S5k, Pl of, e Tpenters mother. | Deer Tame as Sheap—Road Dlscen- sien, Wave returned from a visit to | ter. » g:o:::s "':c:'txlo;“nynd BN Ch Sunia Mrs. lsrael Seguin has been visiting | Mrs. A, R. Farnham. 3 tinwed. ¥ Y o S:&m%ll;.lul;"hahme was a recent call- | “4ties Paufline Grady is fll her buother, Joseph Levally, in Dan- 2 s oo » n w‘.‘&“:.’fitndm were | T MSagin S. Russell was in Providence “'li‘;‘r"-a“d Mrs, Alfred Hill spent Tues NORTH WOODSTOCK p,x:g l;” "y & onday. . - v, PO A g W o S day in Norwich yith relatives. 2 Edgar A. Lewls ded the Sun. G - HAMBURG vistad e apopnett and Barle Shaw | CSamuel Robitalle moved his family | Recoption for Mr. and Mrs. Ashley | gay soheol comwention at South Scit- A AhEr. ReaBlk thas. - veturncd Joenti orwich and New London re-{ . oosup Wednesday. Hubbard—Grange Election Post- | uate, R. I, last week Thureday. } Anniversary High Mass for Victor | from a visit with relatives in New dn}‘rar;}( Bennett is out, after a few “-‘}i;‘finpl',"e‘{fal‘;‘;’":f‘s"o:’ii?%';l‘:;':’“';g pened. Deer are Secoming - Borgero i Rochelle, N. Y. ys’ iliness. at John E ° g ] - 4 “"‘L“”" dettings, Miss Louise Martin of Salem was at fl;Vuylxsr‘:ldi Bennett has left the post- ““{hg;“;““)‘;‘;"; Tilinghast spent Tues be::’- ?.““tl, MT~ (l:?altvn‘: Rawson have %o fobr Mys, dick returmed Sun uest at her home over Sunday. office, and is in the office of the Assa- 8 L0 & M ng in Putnam. il ‘=.Eku.: "wr?n Wlfil 2 b George Crunnlnghnm has r:nved to | wauga company. Fred Miller takes Mr. | 42V in Providence. - Relatives from this place attended | feeding in the meadows or on upples & man- | e Ring place in Btoriing Oliy. BeTetl s DInot il paiiod Jesse M. Hopton has been on the | the funeral of Deacon Abel Child at laflifl“‘" the trees. . St 8 Kenyon nicked a dandetion | Contractor Theale has returned to| Willlam Campbell and George Ben- | Sick list this week. Woodstock Monday. ss Luoihda ;l.un-\".". near fce house Sunday. | finish the ‘state road. lfielfifla:fld Gfiorgde LaBonte were in Celebrated 82d Birthday. ce%‘t{g' CE’::!‘\I:(]!.: !::’nllfz m a l“:' The Ladles’ Auxiflary met with Mrs. ‘Wapoleon ¥ Mr. and Mrs. James Lord were call- | Hartford on Monday. N . celebrat: n y ng to Mr. an Monste's Jast Sunday. * | day. Ruth Bennett Wednesday afternoon. i and entertained a narty of friends. He | F1¢d Thanksgiving day. ‘flm-“ aibard ' of Dasbelion ohm and WAll MoGovern were vis- | A social meeting was held at the| Mrs. Andrew Hackett has returned | wag assisted..in receiving by his sis-| __L1De election of ~officers in the vllnad’nkn. heser last week. ftore out of town Sunday. home of James Miller this week. itimln t::.Il)‘iy-Klmbdl hospital improv- | ter, Mrs. Kate Easton, and his daugh- g;?ng.o‘t“:hepo.-te‘:loe’;:d = "e‘k,h‘:“ “; A number of local people m.z A smaM fire crossed Mr. ¥lccleston's | - P n ter, Mrs. John Stone, of Norwich. He orm esda; Mow. Barmes’ woodlot, doing very CAMPBELL’S MILLS arul sels Tieagay eventng. o | iaceived masy gifts among them be-| *EITE, o n 14 Battoy meoting house on Thareder damage, cestul sale Thursday evening. ing a box of cigars from the members amuel Brett attended the Pomons | oS s oyt John Movkse has recovered from his 2% Mrs. John Cufran entextained on | of the ladies of the G. A. R. Refresh-| STange at Willimantic Saturday. The road past the old Barber rrani and is working again. Qulige Sepan Marrne; e 0. f:;d:\g‘c’;'. 'é‘é’nc’fi“ }?cl;rmnexn'clemi: Nimperdsde G nlmxlfi: %{3‘.".}‘,‘;‘;’,’";.",‘,’,,‘,’:"“““,": has been discontinued; the home A from Voluntown gave a > > destroyed by fire a few years age. W e Daniel Gallup, 2 son of Ezra Gallup, | heme for a few days. cantata to be given by her pupils. any. N shuew-An Sosie. dall, Batur and Miss Mabel Brown, the daughter mth Gu;(;n is improving since a Bngt"- Frank Skinner is visiting in 2 v f Al . A recent sur operation. oston. & s esguak ont & valuadle cow |51 ARSTL G, Brown, wors murred Dee. D seaee. Soloctman Fitts Repa R WARRENVILLE recently moved In::i mll:o oD, lns frf’:‘{:’?P}fil‘l"’}?‘."'m::g":‘:“:rmm HAMPTON STERLI"G 2 'P:uwh t Westford. . E i1li ; ———— es @ o An ammiversary high mase with a th""“"' Dewning has finished sawing | 4otended Dance in Sostiand—Personal | word oo St w,}],’:“g:‘,‘i Fair a Success—Another Teacher at| . othar obmntnn chale WAt el at: Bt | e ot & 1ot nest v 1t Lewis and BEdith Lewis, J Wade Graded School. While trees n the weods last y movin s mill to a lot near Hope- ems, a ewis, James ’ Shud Mandey wmorning in | TR ; 53 and L. C. Stocking. or G, 1309, P Charles H. Barber was elected mas- | _Miss Ethel Guild of Poquonock| The wells continue to be dry in sev-| The fair given in the old school- -t ter of Bkonk grange last Friday night, | Bridge was a recent local guest. eral places for want of rain. house by the ladies’ aid society of the e e Missegs Lena and Clara Marshall William Phillips has removed his| Sterling M. E. church was a decided BETHEL. were the guests of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Chas. | steam mill to Beach Pond, onto the| success financially and soalally. A TR NORTH LYME E. Burnham recently. woedlot lately purchased by him. large crowd attended and a pleasant Fomperanes Address at M. E. Church —_— Miss Finnigan of Pomfret Center was| Miss Alice Kimball is spending a| evening was passed by all. Many . ———— Mr. and Mrs. N. 8. Strong were in | in town Sunday. few days with friends in Worcester | visitors from out of town also at- Elmer Burediek is suffering from Nnrwlfh T||. Trasgoit A H.un. Harrington returned to Bos- |and Paxtcn, Mass. SEa terhl:ed, ia Wihiliam Sisson an 3 Gates | ton ondz after a pleasant visit to Orrin Phillips has engag: og- rs, Albert Sims was wn last ‘Walter Bardick returned home | made a business trip to Moodus on | local frien ging at Beach Pond. week. Mrs, Sims formerly resided here he of the week. : Saturday. Miss Maud Fitts of Willimantic| Frank and Merton Phillis and Roy| and was welcomed heartily by her ’ Mrs. Barber and Mrs. Charberiatn Leslie Rogers visited friends at |spent SBunday with her parents in this | Rowland were at Willimantic on Mon- | many friends in Sterling and vicinity. Gardner Lake the first of the week, Mrs. Mary Fosdick, who has been in Newr Rochelle the past few months, U is wisiting et J. L. Raymond's town. day night. Mr. and Mrs. 1. A. Anderson recent- Fuller Bros. have their teams haul- Selectman John Fitts has been fix-| ly spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. #ng lumber for J. S. Hyde. ing the bad spots in the roads for the| Charles Anderson of Vi . E. Roheris. Johin 3itta aud G. R sinten T Ma. dimam ‘nest .mx-rvld Tuesday. . A, Bnfl:‘ zt. Nor-_\lchnw: -avendng; his subiect [ a3 &t