Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 23, 1910, Page 10

at the churéh next Wednesday even- | n anto party called Thursday aft- | €2 ‘day wes observed by the ; | school by planting a tree in the grove | Need of Better Rpaway—Personal | 7°9r the church. = =~ MONTVILLE. Happenings of the Week—Teachers Meeting—General News. ‘Witll Watts went Monday morning to Hartfora, he i to work. Deacon E. S. Henry and Norman C. Allen took an auto ride to East Lyme last. week 'in company <with Alfred Melcer. Mrs. Freeland and = daughter of Massachusetts have been guests of rel- aflvd John Hope and Mr. and Mrs. Runaway in Funeral Procession. . Rol Loring accident mm fifl.,"'“". ‘u‘ M g ‘bar, 3 Providence, - Baptist Services. ‘The Bible School a Field for Evan- gelism was the subject of the address delivered by Rev. George C. Chappell at Palmer Memorial hall Sunday morn- Robert Latimer sang beautifully the solo Come Unto Me. The Lord’'s others in the procession were looking for places of safety, but before the horses were stopped the voh struck the carriage containing the minister, e e o ot Jusiise | supper followed. The ~Bible school | the Rev. A. I. Park, breaking one side b % o viciaity talic e P et to see the woads in this vicinity | crayon Res wiven Floasant oven=o| meking o o o : s i mDmin:“ e ‘winter months the water 'wed by the 1mmg people’s meet- |broken by turning in a barnwa; mgmt"“a“m'“‘“"-“ ""‘. & entertain- mfl and learn of theiy J ord Sift's Amimal and " )Lgt;" remains duri the | ing, Miss Jennie Wood. | Charles Carpenter imperiled his llte Nor“ck. m oV, 16, 1909 fl;“v W. xuuzu.. '.' mnm-:v.f.n:um- makes on:‘par- Tople, Good Cheer for Dark Days. Miss }rv J;tmnir(;s m;; a?d Beattiml;;rs :ge -” ) 1 ‘Mechaniosvill 800 106al agents or send for prices. Our st bl o Harvidburg, 3 the roadway between the Carrie mang sweetly Sca - |freightene animals. u e e e eraci 0 e, New Tork, New | shine o Mime Gortroo’ Olson samp in | rosking of the pols & thousand dollars dhs,,“‘h’ i e cousin, Charies | i Swift’s Lowsll Fertilizer Co. Sisvaiay uppiies NMIIHSLM - the of m:'mthem fine voice Just for Today. worth of damage would have been done Miss, N i A handy booklet of mseful information slip anything but pleasant for the res— Mastal Ceiling in Place. lr; tv;'o minutes, besides a possible loss | mfin n"’"‘“ Sunday idents over. 1i with friends to travel i o s The Boston @irm finished work on | The animals became freightened at t:::uom:—’mmuw ndd :'9:::' ‘vacation from his mfio‘m.lm this week. The dec- | smoke from a fire. 2 il “Padies @ the Worcest hnie, Ul wasn O (ngh: Fire on Smith Place. Accidentsly Willed. BROOKLYN. WOO0DSTOCK ou_Easter Q tn Charles H. Pearsall of Braintre. ‘W. Hurlbutt and daugh- returned Monday an over Sunday visit with m- - er, m- New Lon- Feturned on a vlslt 'wtth Mr. and Mr. and end Mrs, R. H. Perkins in don- YAWBUX VALLEY. What is Intéresting the Townspeople— * Charles Gnnd'!! Working. Wadwin hed the misfortune to lose a nice horse the past week. This makes five wi xdx Mr. Thompson has Jost in the past six years. ere. Charles Crandall, who has been suf— fering with a badly jammed foot, is w;gtobeetmmln. s, w of their daughter “at South Lyme. T. B. Hewitt and wife of Brookiyn are at their summer home here. Perking were recent callers at J. D. Miner’s 8. Mrs. Edwin White and daughter were Sunday visitors at J. B. Thompson’s. C. H. Miner is having extensive re- paire made to his house. Frank Moran of Westerly is doing the work. Orrin Swain has purchased a house and several acres of land of George D. Coats. Miss Maud@ Thompson of Westar}y epent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson. FRANKLIN Lightning Rod on Congregational Church 8pire Repaired—Missionary Meeting—Personals. Miss Ella Smith returned a few days =go after spending the winter in Day- tona, Fla. Mrs. Lloyd Ayer wes @ recent Nor- wich wvisitor. Mrs. Sarah Greenslit u spending a few days in Providence, L Tienry Ehisworth of Hartford was the .--&da.N. wdflyhnwo&. and BMrs, Smith of New MN Y., were the guests of Miss Ella Smith on Sunday. Curry H., Robinson and Master Arad Robinson were resent Norwich visit- ors. C. H. Robinscn assisted Frank Greenslit on Tuesday in repairing th Inghtning rod on the . spite of <he Frankin: tional church. ‘The Ladies’ e Missionary socie- ty met with Mre. George Starkweather on Thursday of last week with a good number in attendance. The usual line of work was taken up. BOZRAH Grange Confers Degrees—HMenry Miner Returns from Maine. Ik Lathrop of Uxbridke, Mass., wae at home over Sunday. Charles Avery, Jr, has purchased an At m meeting Wednesday ‘u;:& and fourth degrees Xm ‘.-'nd th % any‘ nm. was ere were in wchool this week. The teacher, oIrs. !n-rylfim,mto Bethel, Me., ‘husband hom: to wm-v H. has been there several weeks t:‘r t'h: bcnflv!&hell and John_Stanton, “Miss Aflco A. Bishop eand Edward - Bishop were at the Pomona meeting in Mystic Thursday. HANOVER Choeir to Entertain—Observance of Ar- bor Day. This week’s cottagé meeting was h:lgwon'_ Thursday evening at the home o 3 e Apfllm lonary meeting Wil be on hnhy-ttcnoon at the home of Mes. Nfl-n visit a M m‘ humtumdfxomc}rel - 5 'S parents chal&er, Thursday and Fri— day last w - Mrs. Ji Ooo‘n. who has been con- fined to the house with illness the past winter, is so .much improved as to be eble to out of doors. 3 nn. ;k Latimer left Wednes- y morning to \flm her son, Hugh hdmer. at Atlanta,” Ga. m meeting was held at the sohool . Friday - afternoon. Henry 'r. Burr and Miss Katherine T. Hanty of Danbury were mcjsp_gakers. o el el e HADLYME Braunsteller - Clark Marriage — Social Events of the Week. Mr, F. 8. ‘The King's mmd: Mrs. Chas. Miner Tues— day Miss Caroline Phelps entertained the ma Ald soclety Thursday. It was m is i1l s r's held a social in several years. na Chester Quartett will sing at the Congregational church here sun- day morning. Married at Parsonage. Frederick Braunsteller of New York and Miss Frances Clark of this place ‘were married at the parsonage in Chester, Monday afternoon, by Rev. J. C. Tibbits. M#. andg Mrs. Tarbox of Boston ar- rived in town last evening, Mr. Tarbox is coachman for Prof. John Morgan of Boston, and 1s expeoting several of their fine horses here. Mr. and Mts. come to their home here soon. Mrs. S. J. Daniels and grandson ¥dward K have returned, after a two weeks’ visit with friends in Mt. Ver- non and Brookiyn, N. Y. Mrs. N. M. from New York. ‘Whist club was entertained Tuesday night by Miss Maude Phelps. Mrs. Bliot Ely #s sick with the Treanic Banning has Teturned to Noank where he is assistant at the Lobster hatchery. Mrs. John Hall has a fine new tour- “fi( ,_pudchased in Ivoryton. rs, Wilson is vismnx ber parents Mr. and Mrs. Almand Da; Daniels has returned MOHEGAN Church Monfi;-F-mers Busy—Per- sonal Notes. Migs Lillian Daniels gave a deeply interesting lecture at the church on Sunday morning. L. Fielding, of Nor- wich, was present and gave a fine solo which was highly appreciated. Owing to the sudden change in the weather ening service was omitted. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hunter enter: tained their.daughter of Mystc over Sunday. Our fire warden was a Dusiness visitor in Norwich the first of the week. Wikd geese were flving over the vicinity Saturday evening about ten o'clock, they were low down and were seen by a number. Olin E. Browning is out again after being confined to the house with a bad ‘cold. L. M. Brainard of Norwich was visit- ing G. R. Sanders a few days since. Farmers are improving the pleasant weather by planting * their potatoes. Some are planting more than form- erly as they are not damaged by the deer so much as other crops. The many friends of Constable Jacob Irons deply sympathize with him in the loss of his 6 wife, she was well know and much liked in this town. Miss Cyntha Fowler and Mrs. Lizzie Fowler visited Mrs. Jennie Baker, who is ao invalid, on Wednesday of this ‘week. H. A. Opperman is taking a vaca- tion this week and is pushing his farm work as he is to go into the mill again in a few days. NORTH STONINGTON Religious Interests — Miss Thompson Home from East Orange—Local Grangers at Mystic. Rev. Lucian Drury and Rev. J. How- ard Adams attended the New London County Baptist Ministerial conference at Bast Lyme Tuesday. Miss Dora Thompson Maine is at homie, d’ter a!uuy of three months with her si M!'s E. O. Silver, in Hast Qrange, Miss Elllabelh W. Whitman, a stu- dent in Brown university, spent Sun- day in this village with her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. F. T. Whitman. Rev. H. M. Hollister preached at Led- yard Sunday. - Mr. Holl!flex‘n pulpit ‘was occupied by Rev. J. O. Barrows of Stonington. Mrs. F. A.’mwmmnandmrs.l H. Adams led the annual meeting of the Women's Baptist Home Mission society in New Haven Wednesday. Mrs. Thomas ‘McGowen and infant are nv'hitl Ww. Chapman and are moving N.. Brown, Mrs. George D: Ceats, Allen A. Coats, Miss and Annie M “attended the Pomona Grange meemi‘l.t Mynh Thursday. Elsie Leslie has replaced TLorette Taylor in ‘Alice’s Jimmy Valentine.” morning. Fire warden W. W. got all the available men uzd tele- phoned to Liberty Hill for more. By ‘building back fires, and plowing fur- rows, and hard work, it was put out about 5 o'clock. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Smldfl;fl of / ple So. Norwalk, have returned to Corner to spend the summers Miss Lena Manwaring, a teacher at Middle Haddam, spent over Sunday at/| Main have her home in this place. FITCHVILLE Baseball Team Organized—Investigat- ing Killing of Deer. Mrs. Gurdon Rathbun and Miss Louise Devereaizx of Willimantic were recent guests-at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips were recm guests of friends in Exeter. Chesterfield spent Sunday with rela- tives here. Harry E. Winchester has returned to New Bedford aftér spending a few days with friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ross of Leffing- well wers the guests of Mr. and Mrs. 'ell;_I Thompson the fore part of the wes Master Ellsworth Powers of Chester- field is spending several days with his aunt, Mrs. Willis N. Chappell, A baseball team has been organized in the village. Frank McManus has been temporarily chosen as manager. Another Deer Shot. Another deer has been unlawfully shot by violators of the deer law in the town of Franklin and the matter has been brought to Game ‘Warden Asa M. Miller of this place. The game warden visited the place where the ‘deer is supposed to have been shot and found where there had been a pool of blood and also much deer hair, although there wae no deer around. It is said that the deer was in the opinion of the officer was ship- ped out of town. Warden Miller has questioned a number of people of that locality concerning the crime but could get no information. Yet he has not given up hope of getting the guilty party or parties. PRESTON Rev. F. A. Holden held a2 meeting in the Haskell schoolhbuse laxt. Friday evening. The Ladies’ Sewing gomety met in the Congregational church Wednesday afternoon. . Jesse. O. Crary spent Monday Westerly. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse O. Crafty enter- tained friemds from Lebanon Sunday. LAUREL - GLEN Attended Funerals in Wutcrly and Ashaway—Notes. Mr. and Mrs. James Maine attended the funeral of their nephew, Deputy in Sheriff E. W. Coon, in Westerly, on | week Friday. Tuesday. They also attended the fu- neral of Mrs. Mary E. Crandall at Ash- away the same day. Miss Ellen Mzine has returved to her home, after staying a few weeks with her cousin, Mrs. James Maine. H. F. Babeock of CI 's Falls is as- sisting James Maine with his spring work. Attaway Maine went to Mystic last S&turday WINDHAM COUNTY. DAYVILLE Items Chiefly Personal—Notice:of Ex- amination for Postmaster at Ballou- ville. George Williams of Franklin, Mass., has been spending several days at his honie. Miss Myrtice Blanchard spent the week-end with Providence friends. Mrs, Daisy Babbitt Ruggles of Wor- cester was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sayers over Sunday. Howard Gross has returned to his home in Providence. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dexter and Mrs. Eddy Shaw were. at Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bidwell's on Sunday. The Ladies’ Ald = sSociety met with Mrs. Jabez Bowen Wednesday aft- ernoon. Mre, Ellei Williams of Foster, R. 1., #pent several days recently with Mrs. C. A. Russell. * Examination for Postmaster at Bal- fouviife. Killingly postoffice has received no- tice of an examination for fourth class postmaster for Ballouville, to be held at Killingly, Conn., postoffice, on May 21, 1910. Miss Deborah Russell spent the week end in Boston. Miss lda Bailey apd Miss Enighy of New Rochelle, N.' Y., were guests Tuesday of Miss Bernice Coggswell. East Killingly friends entertained er and Mrs, Fred Burnett on Sun- a; At F. J. Burnett’ on Sunday was ;\{Lss Julia® A. Bowem. of Pawtucket, 1. Mr. and Mrs, W. E. LaBelle spending a few days in Boston. ASHFGRD Mrnnflbe‘l’P.m of Provi- .are dence spent a’few days last week at | leave their summer home here. Wllmnm Sprague has bought an au- E. M G-rant is takinc the census in | on Mrs. Burr Smith this tow: A bad fire broke ouwt on what is known as the Smith place S\lndty Mr, and Mrs. Charles Powers of taken as soon-as shot and secreted and 2 wite of Rev. George m’é&é& IEANT &nut ‘Wilson of Wesboro, anohon‘ o hm m tow is spen a days with relatives in Providence. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Vaughn, Miss “Mariam and Master of Nor- wich spent Sunday at Sim- mons.” Mrs. Kate Easton lfl Mrs. Mattie returned from Oxford, m.s:a’flm they have been guests of frie: 3 . Mr. and Mrs. Byerett Richmond spent Sunday wleh ‘Mr. Richmond’s aunt in- Oxford, M. Mrs. Frank Thayer of Putnam has ‘been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mr=. Israe] .Seguin. Miss Grace Frost spent Sunday at her home in Providence. Miss Edna Lilibridge is a ;-eef. mmmm. lp.éi-l Preachers. Rev. Edwin spoke at the get-together meeting at the church Monday even- eorge Gutterwon of the Ameri- can Missionry associagjon will speak on Missions at the oh Sunday even— Funeral by Special C A special car came here Tuesday to take memo!mmlsutfl; to Greenuvflh. ‘The funeral party ac- companied th entertaning ot M Rev. G Mrs. :u_x.w is her sister, Mis Lena Stetson dence. z Miss Fannie Brownot!‘am?rw{. Fla., is visiting her ®Hrother, Belcher Brown. The m-t office is being oleaned, pa: d and painted. The young people are rehearsing a a. NORTH STERLING. Family whose Homs was Burned Pluckily Takes to a Tent — Mnny Woodland Fires. fire recently x}n;ghsve been mitu'z'lm in New , have returned with a tent Hve in nnfil other LI can ‘be made. is hoped by all that they ,vgl! rob\.l‘lld lxfl make this hee there me. Raymond Angel has moved to East Greenwich, which leaves no blacksmith in this section. Mrs. Geo. H. Potter is visiting her grand ter, Mrs. Leon Dexaer, in Moosup Valleys Miss Grace McElroy of Providence Jhun visiting her uncle, Oscar en! The purchasers of fl:e Etta place h..ve moved and farming. Forest fires are seen daily, Gays from two to nime can be from here as it is in high land. The mwhwmmatonfa-lnthcapen air seems to have very little effect. Miss Ethel L’P!‘lllng of Danielson visited at George C. Spooner’s last Mart Mellor of Danielson made his annual fishing trip here last week. Deer have not been numerous since the -gvere forest fires the first of the month. Mains began some - 0?1:60. Church Fmoly, Renovated—Personal Mention. John Rathbun of New York has-bzen vfltfil‘ his aunt, Mrs.. Suth- Rathbun. sand Mrs. Otis Greene of Moos- up ca.lled at the Oneco parsenage on Monday afternoon. - -- E. L. Kenyon is lnvinc the busnes ('_ut along_the hight Geaqrge Dean is the new man at the Bliss farm. Mrs. Emma Kenyon and Miss Anna Battey were in Moosup Valley last Sunday and called at Henry Battey's. Mrs. E. L. Kenyon was in Daniel- son and Moosup last Saturday. Rev. Mr. Thatcher attended the fu- neral of Herbert Hart at Sterling Hill Saturday. Burial was in Moo3u; cemetery. The Oneco church presents a fine appearance, with the interior new dressed and a new carpet laid. The carpet was purchased in Danielson. Mrs. Bridget Foley returned from Norwich last Saturday night. RAWSON Jared Wade Was Riding in a Burning Wagon—=8hort Items. ‘Mrs. Lucy Ide of South Coventry spent Thursday at _her home here. Harold Reed of West Hartford was the guest of his aunt, Laura Hough, on Sunday. Herbert Smith of Elliott's was home over Wednesday. While returning from Willimantic on Saturday evening, Jared Wade dis- covered the contents of his wagon afire, also burning his and hands, The origin of the fire is un- known. James Fitzgerald was a Brookiyn visitor on Sunday. SOUTH CANTERBURY. Mrs, Marla -and mdlun. ce Haskell, of Jewett City, were the suulh Sunday of Hr':m Parkhurs! t's ahter at cm:u-fi.mnmam in this vbkllty'fiundl! wlfllth mobile, which gave hhdtn It over night. Mond” ‘was Mbsmhx{mm"- bt gwefllfi Mrs. Henry Fitch Pawle from New York hve moved | - George Arlise hu muu his tour to the Whitaker place » in “Septimus” to a Visitors Catch Fifteen Nice Trout— Jail Prisoner Dies from Delirium Tremens. ‘Theodore D. Pond past commander McGregor Post, G. A. R., attended mesmuc.A.n.mmpmmuxcw London. Lewis 8. Palmer of Manchester, Conn., James 8. Palmer and Ralph Cole of Mass., lr.ndflmuma-c.?flrnurm day and Saturday, returning to their homes ‘aerchn‘ of a string of R. B. Wmor and daughter H ‘Were guests of relatives in Plainfl Sunday. Death of Wallace Preston. On Sunday at 11.30 in the forenoon, ‘Wallace Preston, a prisoner at the Jail died. He was brought theres on been com- havi He mens and Jdlu' Fields, Dr. Tanner and two men were up with him all thée night. His relatives sent an under- taker in the afternoon for the body. Charles R. Bard of New Jersey was the guest of his father, J. Sprague Bard, over Sunday. Timothy Ruggles has moved back to K.u.lln‘lY, having bought a residence ‘borough of Danfelson. M. Vinton has returned teo ‘4is eummer home, h-\'lng spent the ‘winter In Washington, Mrs. Ellen R. W‘hlte .nd daughter Alice are occupying the homestead for the summer. Women’s Club Meets. The Women’s club of Brookiyn met mnd-,y with Mrs. D. B. Hatch. The call was current events. Bach mhr contributed to the interest of the glving a short sketch of some minent vevoluntionary <character. usic was furnished by Rev. Dr. ing and Miss Helen ‘Witter, Mrs G. F. Gcnnlnc was in New Haven on Wednesday end Thursday attending the annual meeting of the Connecticut Woman’s Home Mission society, of which she is vice-president. lefl B. Weaver, Mrs. Anna B, and Mrs. Emma Talbot have returned to their homes after spentog the winter in Fiorida. Mra. Willlam R. Thurber was taken to the Day-Kimball hospital Tuesday mernoen. suffering with appendicites. An operation was performed that night’ On account of the serious illness of her mother, Miss Grace Thurber came home from Lowell, where she is teach- ing. J. A. Mlllkl.n removed his goods to w-d-odql vitts Ts. veice ote Soma on Wi s e left town for thefr new residence. He is to en- gage in the same business there that hnd ‘here. He sold his place and to M. Kraus of New York, M iod the same April 1st. y afternoon Clarina A., vdfa ot Gfidiner B. Ellis, died at the age of T2. SOUTH WOODSTOCK. White Elephant Social—Plans for Sun- day School Convention in June. Daniel Filynn was home from Nor- wich on Saturday and Sunday. Miss Bertha was also home for a.short stay from Thompson, Mr. Vernon Robbins of East Thompson were guests Sunday cf Mrs. Belle Tiffany Young. Frank Walker has been off duty for -some days with grip and other ail- ments. Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Sheppard of Brooklyn, N. Y., came to Bonny Doon on Monday for the season. The ladies’ Ald society gave a ‘White Elephant social and supper at the vestry, Friday evening. The Sunday echool is stating plans for the large Sunday school conven- tion to be held hére in June. Mrs, L. B. Curtis and Miss Marie sailed from Bermuda on the Bermu= dian in a party of nine on the 16th. They arrived at New York on Monday of this week and will be home soon. NORTH WOODSTOCK 500 Acres Burned Over—Grange Meet- ing—Census Man Busy. A destructive forest first Sunday burnt over five hundred acres of val- uable land, some heavy timberland, and one hundred cords of wood owned by the Redhead bDrothers near the Massachusetts line. “Post Card Travels” was the subject at the Grange meeting y even=- ing. A committee far decorating the hall for the Pomona meeting, April 30, ‘was apponinted. Lendall Houghton was here Satur- Y. Charles Perrin, census enumerator m;rk‘.u' district, is busy with the w A missl it was addressed by Rev. son and Rev, Mr. Bwlft of Fall m‘wr The family of Newton Darling has moved to.New. Hampshire. .. < PLAINFIELD Lawton Mills to Enot nghting Pl-nt —Personals. The Lawton Mills company ‘fs ‘plan- ning to erect an electric light plant on the property recently purchased of ‘Walter Kingsley:. Mrs. Nella Bndlonl spent Thurs@ay in Norwich, mmm of her brother, were guests | Missionary Meetings—State Road Cen- mm Awarded. Miss Nellie D. Chlndhr l_ Mary L, Flynn and Mrs, E guests of Mrl; a. I. Pl.lnl last urday. Rev, Jlm- B, lfln* rning in m ‘Whittaker are sorry to hear of th' lnl' of his barn uul outbuildings b, Meetings in moction with the mis- sionary campaign were - held Fridey afternoon in the First church chapel and in the Swedish ohureh in the even - ing. The iwere Rev. A. E. Ricker of Meadville, Pa., and Rev, J. Bennett of Japan. ‘The contracts for state road work, consisting of two pieces of gravel tel- ford road, one on the Quinebaug turn - iplke and the other on the Hastford road, have been awarded to A. Vito. E. R. Rollins was called to Brook- Jyn, N. Y., last week by the death of his grandmother, Mrs| James Bunce. My, and Mre, H. T. Dartt of Quine- baug were guests of Mrs. Willlam M Gallup, Sunday. SPRING HILL C. E. Lecture by Rev. Welcome K. Bates Neots $8. Rev. Mr, Smith has gone to New York for a few days on business. Mrs. D. W, Bingham is able to go to her néarest neighbor’s, although her ‘beaith fails, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bingham are le,xpect.d to visit thelr parents Satusr- ay. Miss Vera Freeman has been {1l with the grip. | Egar Btorrs is beautifying his pisce by bull a rustic arbor. The Christian Endeovor Tecture giv« ‘en by Rev, Weloome E. Bates was ap- preciated by a good audience, the pro- ‘ceeds above expenses being 38. Gilbert and May Bmu werp recent ‘guests of Mr, and Mrs. Walter Cum- mings of Webster, Mass. Mrs, Dan Flaherty returned hom Thursday, after three weeks absenc Mr. Robinson and family have moved to South Coventry to work on the Dimmock place. Jacob Bobolits will take Mr. Robinson’s place on B, M. Sears” farm. Mrs. W. P. Weldes has been appoint - ed 'to take the cénsus in the town of . Mansfield. l ATTAWAUGAN My, and Mrs. William C. Kendall an& Hugh Chpeland of Taftville and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burdick of New Bedford spent Sunday at Alert Rol- linson’s. Mrs, John Hemenway, Mrs, Helen Heneault and Miss Marjon Lavalle went to ‘Worcester Tuesday to call on N:;'fll Paul Lavalle whe is in the hos- pital. Mrs, James Dunse has returned home, after several weks’ visiting. The Church Aid society held a bus- iness meeting in the vestry Wednesday afternoon. Watch for the Comet. The Red Dragon of the sky. Watch the children for spring coughs and colds. Careful mothers keep Fole: . Honey and Tar in the house, It is t best and safest preveniion and cure l'or croup, where tlie need is urgent and immeddate relief a vital necessity, TIts prompt use has saved many little lives JContajns no opiates or hurmful a Refuse substitutes, Lee & Osgood ! The Home Beautiful. Every family takes pride in the home that' is well painted with the L. & M. Paint. One coat only beautifies and also adds value and increnses its sale- &ble chances. The L. & M. Colors are bright and lasting. ed by everybody who studies econo- my, and uses the very best cost, Cost only about $1.30 when ready for use. Oxide and Lead t w. and ocovers lke fl Carroll & Son, N 6h; J. P &ln‘lry feld.