Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 30, 1910, Page 12

WINDHAM COUNTY. ; DAYVILLE - Summer Guests in Local Homes— Ladies’ Aid Society Holds Lawn Meeting. Mrs. Mattie Barnes of Rhode Island is calling on friends here in the vill- age. ng. and Mrs. Samuel Gillette enter- tained friends from Mystic on Tues- day. éeorn ‘Whitmore of New York city is at Mrs. Oswald Street’s for a few days. aMBrs.l Henry Allen of Southbridge, Mass, and daughter Florence are vis- iting with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. La- Belle. Willard Bennett of Providence is spending his vacation with his mother, Afrs, Fannie Bennett. son Philip to Ashland, N. H., on Mon- day. One of the largest Ladies’ Aid so- ciety’s meetings of the season was held:y ;n the lawn of Mrs. W. F. Bid- well on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Mary E. Bidwell is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Bidwell. Miss Marguerite Smith of Plainfield spent the week-end with Mrs. Kath- erine Eruman. Mrs. Sarah Moffitt is entertaining John Jordan. Harold and Wayland Ellicott spent the week-end _in Ashton, R. L. the guests of John Barrows and family. Miss Kelley of East Orange, N. is at the home of F. W. Bennett. Fred Gordon of Norwich was among the visitors in the village last week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morton are entertaining their daughter, Mrs. Hugh Hodgins, and Mrs. Lucian Bassett of Stamford. Mrs. Hosea Greene and daughter Doris are staying for a few weeks at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pellett in Danielson. Misses Belle and Sarah Emerson are visiting with Mrs. James Lyon. Mrs. Henry Brooks is entertaining Miss Penderghast of Providence. Miss Mary Shumway of Attleboro, Mass., is at the home of Mrs. Mary L. Stokes for the summer. Miss Loona Berthuame is spending a few days with Providence and Put- nam friends. Mrs. W. F. Bidwell spent the week- end at Eastern Point B Lightning Strikes Francis Desony’s House — Seven Wires in Piano Broken and Mrs. Desony Shocked— National Band’s Large Audience. Concert Pleases During the thunder shower Monday night the dwelling house of Francis Desony in Union village was struck by Hghtning, the bolt passing down the ehimney to the basement below and passed out of an open window. Sev- eral brick were thrown off of the chimney and plastering in some of the rooms was torn off. Seven of the wires in a piano which stood near the chimney were broken. Mrs. Desony, who stood at the sink washing dishes, received a slight shock. b Henry Besette is critically ill a severa attack of typhoid fever. Mrs. E. G. Phillips of Worcester is wisiting her niece, Mrs. D. H. Crowe. with Now Superintendent at Higganum. Edward Lewis, for a number of vears a resident of Moosup and em- ployved in the Cranska mills, has been visiting at C. A. Sanderson’s. Mr. Lewis is now spperintendent of a cot- ton mill in Higganum. Mrs. Joseph Chappell of Natick, R. I, is caring for er daughter, Mrs. Frank Daggett, who is confined to her bed with rhemantism. " Concert Was Enjoyed. The out-of-doors concert last Friday evening by the Moosup national band was fine and greatly enjoyed by a large and appreciative audience. e Miss Rose Shea has finished work 4n the Union mill and gone to Baltic. Miss Ruth Palmer of Methuen is fting her sister, Mrs. B. H. Daniel WAUREGAN Fred Austin Laid Up With Lumbago— Personal Mention. John Smith visited Mr. the Mrs. Mrs. Hunt of Providence week. Miss Ruth Johnson and Miss Bessie Westcott left on Tuesday of this week for a few weeks’ stay at Nantucket, Mass. ¥red Austin is much miesed from his daily route on_ the Wauregan store’s meat wagon. Mr. Austin has been confined to the house by a severe at- tack of lumbago due to overlifting Frnast Leonard Is assisting during Mr. Austin’s absence. Mise Olive Johnson, who has recent- ly been suffering from eye trouble, is slightly improved. = 's. William Wilkinson and daugh- ter Gertrude of New Bedford are visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. John T. Smith. Miss Dorothy Tracy is visiting Mrs. Arthur Millington in Milton, Mass. Mumps still abound in the viltage. 2v, B. F. Talmadge was a visitor in Norwich on Monday and Tuesday of this week. Mrs. M. Chartier is spending a few days in this place with her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Butler. and past = EAST WOODSTOCK Underwent Operation for Appendicitis «—Personal Notings. Walter Clemens was taken to the Pay-Kimball hospital last Friday for an operation for appendicitis. He 1s reported .as getting along comfortably. Miss Ethel E. Upham returned Tue: day from a two weeks’ visit in Bos- ton suburbs. Mrs. E. E. May, Zella and Rena Bunce left Wednesday for Boston to wisit Mrs. May’s sister, Mrs. D. G. Da- vison. Charles H. May of Worcester spent | Sunday with his mother, Mrs. C. H. May, at Fruit Hill farm. Mrs. BEdgar Stone and daughter of Waterford are visiting her mother, Mrs. Louise Shead. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Aldrich of ‘Williamsville, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ald— rich and two children of Pomfret spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. May. Mrs, Helen Knowles of Valley Falls called on Mr. and Mrs. R. Coombs on Monday. bel Richardson and Ruth Miller are spending a week with Dorothy Bunday. x ‘Miss Kathleen Leavitt of Casper, ‘Wyo., called on relatives here Monaay. She will spend the summer east. CHAPLIN. Ladies” Aid Society Holds Birthday | ing lemonade and ice cream, and pass- Mrs. Lucy Spaunding, daughter of {the Church. Pr. A. E. Barling, returned with her Dr. J. Milton Coburn of South Nor- Picnic with Mrs. Frank W. Martin— I-I.I-an Seen. Lawyer Samuel B, Harvey and fam- 1ly of Willimantic are at their home in_Bedlam harvesting the hay crop. The Ladies’ Ald society met with Mrs. Frank W. Martin on Wednesday. It was a birthday picnic party number— ing forty. The company enjoved a va- riety of tempting refreshments, includ- ! ie L. Carpenter of Put- her uncle, Allen Ken- b4 John Gaffney and son Jack are £ d;:' several weeks at Allen W. .. %@ Hiscox Is entertaining her cousin from New Jersey. 5 Miss Rebecca Walker is at her home ere, | .. mng Bloom gave the young pe ple a ride on Saturday evening. P aster Eldredge was in Boston k. Mrs. Esterbrooks, mother of Cal- vin Esterbrooks, has gone to the Day- Kimball ho‘l‘plul for an operation, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Hiscox and Miss Harrlet Kingsley took an automobile ride to Willimantic on Monday. ATTAWAUGAN Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weeks ware in Webster Wednesd John Watson is sick. Luedovic Hemamenway was bittas qui badly last week by a cat that had strayed into the mill. The Sunday school is to hold & picnic at Alexander Lake on the Sabin shore today (Saturday). Mrs. Elmer C. 0od spent Wednes- day in Putnam. Philip Caffery is away on a weelifig vacation, TOLLAND COUNTY. - SOUTH WILLINGTON W. C. T. U. Planning to Use Watep From Cold Spring—Freight Engine of Track Delays Trains—S8tate Col. porteur Here. ed a pleasant time. A balloon was n early Wednesday morning moving tward. William H. Kelsey of Windham was in town Tuesday. .~ HAMPTON Miss A, M. cl ne, are spending a. we xBs) emia cottage, Pleasant View, | Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Greeme and Mr. Daniel Greene and Mrs. Carr, spent Sunday and Monday at Lords Point. guests of Albert Greene. CENTRAL VILLAGE Three Months Old Son Dies of Pneu- monia—Walter Richmond Improving —Hallville Party Narrowly Avoided n with Train—News of the Gustave ", W by Mrs. C. W. M < Clinton Allen of Mystic spent Sun- d‘ir'"h E. W. Avery. . and Mrs. Alfred Card, Mr. and Mrs. Lark- ham, Mrs. Joseph ith and Card leit Monday for a week’s stay at Charleston Beach, R. I Perry Crane Injured. Perry Crane had his hand injured in the gearing at the Willimantic thread mili on Monday. Miss Edith Singman of Occum was a week end visitor with Mrs. Hazel Backus. Mrs. William Cady Fitch of Naw Haven is a guest of her father, E. Har- lcw Holmes. Frank Gifford spent Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Sunday at Large Shipment of Hens. W. A. Slate ship) two hundred Rhode Island Red hens to Cuba on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Klnneyxl of n- Hartford spent Sunday at Mr. neys’ home here. Pearl Chamberlain, Frank Beckwith and Harold Adams went by wheel to Columbia lake on Sunday to call on the camping party. All were in good health and enjoying themselves. Friends of Miss Myrtice Kingsburg, who is traveling in Europe, have re- ceived postcards from Rome. George Swan and wife of Franklin were visitors of Mrs. E. Hummerstein on_ Sunday. Mrs. W. C. Murdock was in Norwich on_ Monday Cliffora Hovey was a week end vis- itor at Quonocontaug, R. I Early Risers Fortunate. Early risers were fortunate enough tc see a large balloon pass over here in a southeasterly direction early Wed- nesday morning. It had three occu- pants and the name Springfield, No. § Mass., could be distinguished. Miss Hazel Backus and Miss Nora Dunlevey are spending a few days with friends at Montville and New London. Miss Ruth Nichols is spending a few days with Miss Eurette Hoxey. Mrs. Emil Erricson entertained on Wednesday Miss Gertie Wallen of the :famchuletu state hospital, Tewks- ury. Mrs. Louie LaValle of Worcester is the guest of her sister, Miss Josephine Palmer. Miss Ethel Barrows of New T.ondon is to b2 a week end visitor with Mrs. Maurice Golden. CANTERBURY. E. E. Bennett Kills Deer—Rain Helps Crops—Newsy Nuggets. Who Ecaped from Jail Public Spirited Citizens Land to Trinity Parish. The real estate in the village of iate Burnham Gives Concert and Dance—What the Summer Visit- . ors are Doing—Local Varieties. The Rev. Sherrod Soule of Hartford, superintendent of the Missionary so- ciety, will preach in the Hampton Con- gregational church Sunday morning. Rev. Mr. Soule was born in Hampton and spent his boyhood days here. He is an able and very interesting speaker. The Rev. Rockwell Harmon Potter, D. D. minister of the Center church, Hartford will preach in the Congre- gational church, Hampton next Sun- day evening, July 31, at 7.30 o'clock. His subject will be “The Business of Week. Mr. and Mrs. Esec Smith have be>n spending a few days with their son, Edward, in Groton.f Raymond, the little three months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Arsen- ault died after two days’ illness with prneumonia. Burial was in the Mooa- up Catholic cemetery. Mrs. John Shelley is seriously ill with typhoid fever at her home on River street. Mrs. Edward Burdick of Forest, IIl, has been a guest at William Deane's. Miss Fannie Thurber of Putnam has been visiting relatives here. Miss Helen Tillinghast has been the guest of her cousin, Miss Dorothy Til- linghast, in Plainfield. Miss Mildred McStay has been visit- ing friends in Plainfield. Mrs. Robert Loring has been on the sick list. Mr, and Mrs. Robert McLeod and their little fifteen months old daugh- ter, Dorothy, of Brooklyn, have been spending a few days with Mrs. Mec- Leod’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. McLeod re- turned home Saturday evening. Little Miss Dorothy will remain here for the summer with her grandparents. ‘Warner Smith has been spending a few days at Narragansett Pier. Mrs. Charles Byles, Howard and Miss Mary Byles spent Thursday at Ocean beach. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Still are visit- ing M Still's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Still. 3 John Sullivan spent Friday at Fields Point and Crescent Park, R. L Miss Mary Jane Millett was in Providence and at iFelds Point Fri- day. Henry TLoughren, who was taken suddenly ill Friday night, is better. Rev. and Mrs. Frank Fuller of Nor- wich Town were callers Thursday. Attended Funeral in Canterbury. Mr, and Mrs, Fitch A. Cary and Mrs. Fred W. Tillinghast were in Can- terbury to attend the funeral of Jack- son Willoughby, a relative. Burrill Franklin, Mrs. Irving Frank- lin and little daughter and Mrs. Ed- zar Franklin of Providence have been here the past week on account of the illness of Mrs. John Shelley. frense and George Virgin, prisoners at the jail, were brought before T. D. Pond, justicz of the peace, upon com- plaint of Samuel Bradford, grand juror, charged with escaping from a keeper while employed at labor outside the jail in charge of a ki and Du- frense being also charged with theft, to which complaint they each pleaded guilty, and the court sentenced Du- frense to be confined in jail for sixty days and to pay costs amounting to $7.87, and Virgin was sentenced to thirty days in jail and to pay costs of $7.87. Dufrense escaped Nov. 3, 1904, and Virgin Oct. 13, 1906. Dewitt C. Park spent the week 2nd and Sunday with his daughter at Nan- tasket, Mass. Misses Elsie and Grace Eastman are visiting in New York. Rev. George Tanner, D. D., of Fari- bault, Minn., visited his brother, A. H. Tanner, the past week. Automobile itors. Wallace L. Pond and daughter of Providence visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Pond, over Saturday night, coming in an auto upon the invitation of hie friend, George B. Calder, 2d, of that city, who with his wife stopped at the Putnam house, starting Sunday morning for their home via New Lon- don and Narragansett Pier. Hon. A. P. Day of Hartford spent Sunday with his mother and sister in this place. Sunday was one of the hottest days this summer, the mercury standing 96 degrees in the shade. Attended Blake Family Reunion. ‘Warran D. Blake, Mrs. Kate B. Lu- ther, Charlés H. Blake, Charles Edwin Blake, Florence Blake and Waldo Blake attended the Blake family reunion at Franklin, Mass., on Monday. Howard Walker of Hartford spent Sunday with his wife and child at her parents’, Mr. and Mrs. . A. Spaulding. Mrs. F. A. Spaulding, who has been sericusly ill, 1s slowly recovering. Mrs. Samuel Bradford and daughter left on Wednesday for a visit with rel- atives In New Brunswick, Canada. WESTFORD. . walk Conn., has been visiting at the haome of Mr. and Mrs. L. Whitaker. Reston Pell is spending here with his family. Miss Gertie Howell who spending her vacation in left for New York Sunday. Miss Edith Miller of Hartford is visiting at the home of her friend, Miss Constance Cleveland. Miss Beulah Noyes of Mystic is visiting at the home of Mrs. Fuller. - ‘Wilcot Little of East Lyme, who has been a guest at the home of F. W. Davis the past week, returned to his home Wednesday. E. S. Cleveland has joined the party the line the week has been Hampton, Eunice of surveyors-who are surveying route for underground between Providence and New York. The party left Wednesday for Daniel- son. ~ Miss A, M. Burnham, Darby and F. A. Phillips made a b - ness trip to Willimantic Wednesday in Mr. Philligs’ car. ' Misses M B. Beulah Noyes and XKathleen Fuller, took a pleasure trip to Willimantic and South Coventry Wednesday.. Mrs. Frank Melvin and son. Burton, were Willimantic visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Phillips, Merton and Jennie Weldon, have gone to Crescent beach for a few weeks, where Mr. Phillips has a summer home, Green Huling s two-cylinder Maxw Albert Mills at at Douglas Sund Mr. and Miss F. R L, R. telephone Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Holmam and family of Manchester are the guests of Mrs. E. J. Holman and have tents pitched on the hill north of the mill, where they can camp out dur- ing the suitable weather. The local W. C. T. U. have been laying plans to utilize again the wa- ter from Cold spring at the Glass fac- tory. A water tank and drinking fountain will probably be placed in position before a great while and an ice cream lawn social is being plan- ned an aid toward defraying the expenses, The Misses Elizabeth and Isabel Campbell of Appenogue, R. I, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Wat- son. Mrs. W. L. Fuller, P. A. Fuller, son the possessor of a 211 auto. ded camp meeting Mrs. M. Buchanan Fred L. Sunday at Harry Bongartz, of Providence, Johnson of Pawtucket, the Prospect Underwent Operation. Louis Yansky was taken to the Wij- limantic hospital by ¥rank Safrank last Saturday evening’ for an opera- tion that was performed the same night. spent hou Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Gorham and fam- ily of Providence, motored to Hampton Prospect Sunday house. and dined at the Electric Light Poles. Electric light poles to connect the a yad Ve - : The shower Thursday morni was e hu‘:l\r- ;a’X?.fiLT‘J' ;1"5}7.‘;\“1”:: :rm“ Sofa Drank Varnish and Kerosene. greatly needed and did a good ndi.l of | Hon. Everett Lake Visits Local "'“'l» -‘toroi‘ andb ralmplr_u-l-s with the attend the funeral of Mr. Salisbury | Walter, little son of Mrs. Julius | good to crops and after feed. Friends—With the Vacationists and | o o e have been delivered and will who died from blood poisoning. Mr. | Richmond, has been seriously il hav- |~ Mrs. Sarah C. Allen is at her home| Travelers. 7 ing drunk varnish and kerosene. He is better. but has been in a very se- rious condition. > Helen at present, but will soon go to Meriden to 'visit her niece, Mrs. Frank Holmes, of Curtis street. of Mr. Excavating for New Church. The work of excavating for the new church is under way and /s to be push- Salisbury was superintendent Wades’ farm Everett J. Lake of Hartford and George E. Hinman of Willimantic at Elliott, Conn. Hon. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wade and Mr. Mathewson is a guest and Mrs. Daniel Brayman dined at the Miss Ma : Frank A. Bromley of West Main| calleq on friends here Tuesday. ed as rapidly as possibl e Twtacs o Miss Mar Mrs, George Loring entertained Miss siting relatives. BAGSIBIE OfWWakt Asitord were guests | 0 Lis new: position as foreman of the of Mrs. Julia Dean Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor and daughter Irene of South Coventry were guests of Mrs. Tayor's father here over Sunday. ‘William_Brehant, who has worked For C. H. Berlow blacksmithing for the ‘past two years, has severed his connec- tion here and Henry Blanchette of packing and shipping departments. Trains Held Up, The trains through here were held up Tuesday afternoon by reason of the engine of a southbound freight getting off the rails soon after noon. The first train to pass was a freight south at about 6.30. Anna Coudell of Hartford Sum!a}', Charles Popple has gone to Chicago, | Misses Marian and Florence, have re- where he will receive medical {reat- | turned to their home in Aqueduct, L. ment. He has been ill for some time || ‘Mrs Wolf's father, Rev, George E. i Smith, accompanied them home and he Narrow Escape of Automobile Party. |5 An automonic party had ‘s Wby nar. | 548 now refucnsd {v ghe M P, par- row escape from being struck by the E. E. Bennett killed a deer recently 7 o'clock train at French’s crossing on | oo™ 2 SR Cnt o Quillan of Willimantic, visited friends William Wolf and daughters in Hampton Su E J. C. Church pending his vaca- tion at his home in Hampton. Miss A. M. Burnham gave a concert and dance at the Prospect house Sat- Marion of Miss a was prettily decorat- and fia in honor The pia urday night Pell. lante: ed with Japan - ¢ okt . | Friday evening, To avoid being struck | " 3¢ i Willimantic is our village black- | Balloon Passed Over Wednesday sirs, (Garrie’ Soule | and som Kev: | ffe Ariver turned the front wheels so | guncy M *Hiliera: o 0"t | smith now. Morning. of Mrs. C. F. Cleveland St | caadenly that one of them came off. | SUNCAY 0 TIatgREC . 1ia of| Mrs. Henry Eastman is quite sick. i b oet aela mouth of Mrs. C. F. C and. L The train stopped and backed at the C. Bliven, the inv: - Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Chapman have | .. . 5 . 5 - Misses Margaret Jewett, An = was. injared | L oreey C. en, the inventor, has re o ~ - '€ | east passed over here at 4.46 Wednes nett, Norma Bennett accident, but as no ome was INIATeC | turned to her home after spending a | Feturned to their duties after & week's| gay morning. It made a pretty sight b 3 it made only a short stop. € auto | fow qays with her grandmother, Mrs. | Vacation at at their pleasant home | ,.uingt a perfectly clear sky. were automobile en Friday and while there visited at Westford Hill. was from Hallville. Flsie A. Bliven, and other relatives in town. the Mrs. Sarah and Miss Lillian Math— Rev, William Newton Hoere. Newsy Notes. Trumbull wgr office ai thi veek Riv Rev. Willlam Newton state colpor- e T Wiliis Fasusond e oA ; There was a dance in the hall Sat-|€Ws are spending this week at River- - ! A Mite Fiolon Hammond and Mise Goyno, | , Mrs. Erastus TFiske, who has beef | urday night and it was largely at- |side farm, Mt. Hope, with relatives. |teur, who has been located at Will- motored to Storrs, calling at Mr. | 300D F Kiningly. feuded. e Beve Inet BEORORY: Ao Will rowke Knowlton's summer home in Mans- | “© /€ 2 Richmond, who has Mrs. Esther A. Tracy is on the gain. WILSONVILLE his stopping place at the home of feld on Saturday. The trip was made |yeon spending two weeks in Leomin- | Pt Mrs. Peter Blanchard Is no bet- ey s Cornell Green while covering this vi- in A. B. Roberts’ car. ster and Fitchburg, Mass., has return- | ©°7; Mrs. Hattie Jennings Recovering from | cinjty, Mr. Newton occupied the desk George Holt, Mrs. N C. Cleveiand. Mrs. W. P. Spaulding and Mrs. Fred Litchfield and Arthur B. Roberts were e o lgriah Bingham s very sick at pres- Operation—With the Travelers. Miss Chase, bookkeeper for the Cen- ac tral Worsted company. who has been in the hall last Sunday and gave an interesting account of his travels and work, relating incidents that tend to e nt. Uncle Thomas Bennett is about the Mrs. Agnes Clare, after spending a :utnmobi]e visitors in Norwich Tues- | e quty on account of lllr{:!s_ has S _—— :lwo weeks’ A‘acatiém with her mother, [ show the tact and insistence required ay. S 5. turned. William Sunn of Moosup, who IR B T e as returned to Boston. to successfully conduct the work. Pas- Mrs. B. W. Bok, Mrs. R. J. Whitte- | ¢ peen assisting at the office, has WOODSTOCK Mrs. Annie Green and son Gordon |[tor E. W. Darrow was present and more and Miss Whittemore, motored | . ¢, .ned to his home. e of Boston spent Sunday with friends. |showed the effects of the strain he to Willimantic Wednesday to meet |"“yi S m Williams of Moosup | Mrs. J. F. Russell’s’ 80th Birthday—| Mr. and Mrs. T. C. May and son of | pas bee nsubjected to. Mrs. Whittemore’s daughter, Mrs. Dr. | a5 5t Mrs. Emily Shelley's Sunday. Rev. G. F. Waters Closes Active|Norwich have been with Mr. and Mrs. ede —_ Fred Hammond and little daughter,| "wy and Mrs. Willlam Deas were| o o " o ! C. T. May the past week. 30UTH COVENTRY Marion of Brooklyn. guests at Edward Shepardson’s in sstorate Sunday. Fred Grimly of Winooski. Vt. has o . been visiting friends the past week. Miss Hattie Jennings, who was op- erated on for appendicitis last week when last heard from was gaining slowly. T I TR Plainfield Friday. SOUTH WOODSTOCK Annual Outing. T RS The ladies of the G. A. R. will hold Jdohn Peterson Has Barn Burned Dur- |, i gnnual picnic at the home of one Mrs. J. F. Russell celebrated her 80th birthday last week Thursday. A large number of peosple called to con- gratulate her. Mrs. A. S. Hardy gave a children’s State Road Work in Progress—Ladies’ Aid Society of M. E. Church Held Lawn Supper—Various Interests. ing Thursday’s Thunder Storm—Mr. | 5t their members, Mrs. Caleb Bishop, Mrs. Effie Jennings of Woonsocket, s, Tonnte’ Fuliks a8 Danlbison. 15 andMrs._ Erapk Brown iLose. Child. [in" Paskerntiiect SUaer, it Sl i ”“i:'ry.-."'é:"r';‘i."’é‘e’n%‘:'fl?'é'veum, is | R- I, was with her sister a few days | with her sister, Mre. J. E. Stanley. the guest of Miss Emma Spalding. the past week. Miss Nellie Boynton from Branford On Thursday Misses Minnie Wells |is near the Bishop farm. Mrs. Irene Miles, son and daughter, o ¢ 2 this and Gladys Sheldon went to North Mrs. David Kennedy has been very hagtll:elrxer Ri?’};ardm of tl;loewh Torkljsve returned to Webster to HvVa wnze n visiting Mrs. A. M. Wood Attleboro, Mass., for a visi I the past week. Her cousin, Mrs. | has been spending his vacation here, Miss Nettie "Town was an out of | ¥ el Watson of Boston is at his Lawrence Jackson, fmore of | Jane Campbell of Voluntown, has been | ., o, THEERCN B ne | Sunday | toWn Visitor Wednesday. grandfather's, William Bradbury's. Holy Cross college, has | caring. ser bk evening. % Y| Nearly all the farmers have finished | * Mr. and Mrs. Addison Kingsbury are been canvassing in town rec » Raymond Ryder has gone to Attle- Rev. f;eorge F. Watérs closes his ac. haying. absent on an auto tour. Last Saturday mornir at Everett, | boro, Mass., where he is assisting in s fm-zorate ;t by Connentlonn' The proceeds of the food sales being Mass., Mr. Gerald, who has often been |a sanitarium. . i WEST WOODSTOCK held by the Ladies’ society of the a guest at Mrs. Harriet Russ died | Mrs. Albert Clarke has been enter- y- DS Congregational church are to be ussd Mrs. Anna P. Kingsbury of Hartford and the funeral was held on Monday |taining her niece, Miss Rathbun, from in purchasing new song books, etc., with burial at North Weymouth, Ma Canterbury. ‘smfl‘“&‘u‘;‘m“i l'f’-f‘:;ox;:r!‘bg;)- Summer Guests Hold Dance — Brief [ |7 PUrchasing new =one DOOKE CHC He was nearly 80 years old. Misses Elizabeth and Mary Burke | %8 S0 oo ] oy Not lighting the church building, as previ- While a little child of Mr. and Mrs. | spent Sunday, at Henry Trudeau's in |18 gue: ss Mary er. e ously state. In the fall fairs will be Frank Brown of Pomfret was left in | Moosup. Mrs. Harry Murray and child. of | held for the latter purpose. care of other: Brown Mr. and Mrs Frank Byles and two SOUTH CANTERBURY Pomfret are visiting at Henry Mur— Charles Hendarshot for eighteen sewing for children have returned to New York, ray's. years an employe of the E. A, Tracy the child ate some tablets w after spending a week at Charles A. = & 2 Miss Mamie Dorothy of New York | ccmpany, was removed to the state violent illness. The mothe Byles s Local People Did Not Miss Balloon— |, ° it e her mother at Justin An- | hospital at Norwich on Monday. He homé and a doctor was but Mrs. A{llfl\\at g}1(;1:‘,;:rsmn visited Norwich itors. derson’s. S has been in failing health for many death came soon The funeral was |[friends in Moosup Sunday. - = Clarence. Chamberlin of New York | months. held on Wednesday. The mother is Mr. and Mrs. Amos Kendall of .\I_ 3 P E. Pouslals and son Willie{ \iciteq phis parents at Clover farm Work ig in progress on the new stats very ill. Much sympathy is felt for | Brooklyn recently visited their nice, | of Norwich were recent guests of Mr.| i or Sunday. road, beginning at the Rivar bridge the family. Miss Alice Kendall and Mrs. T. J. Barber. = The latest arrivals at Kuelm are|and extending through the villaze as Early Thursday morning a thunder Mrs. Nathaniel Lester remains se- Miss June B_arber of Norwich is Misses Bertha Kilcup and Edna Rowe | far as D. Kingsbury's store. Quite a shower passed over these parts, much | rious spending her vacation with Mr. and | of enldcees cut is again being made on Albro's Mrs. Thomas J. Barber. srank IH. Tillinghast was.a Pachaug e S & Ida Tetlow of Taftvills called to the benefit of cr Fill, where the Connecticut company's Mrs. The guests at Knelm gave a dance loss of John Pet visitor Sunday. in Lyceum hall Thursday to which | ecnfractors found their most difficult part of the town. Ilis Congregatfonal Sunday School Pienic. ‘mMe“;ndM;{l!_'s Cv‘;,';}g:m"‘:"g;z-mn and | 10¢al young people were invited. work in (‘ul‘tlns down the ledge for the full of hay was struck by lightning r 3t \4 o " - Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Perrin spent last | trolley road. was burned with the stock _ The members of the (‘onzregal e | daughter of Jewett City were guests|g it - - d Sunday at Rm,kp‘, Point. Miss Elsia Whalen of Brookiyn, N, - Sunday school held their annual pic- | o¢ the Whitford sisters at Whi or- urday an: ul 3 ¥ 4 - The pastor will preach at West | PURCENCRTIE0 B0 1 this week. They | oqit rarm Sunda 3 PPO Irving Frost of Brooklyn is visiting | Y. is making her annual visit at the Woodstock Baptist church next Sun- HoA e ing by a barge fur- e y. with his parents at thelr summer|hcme of her cousin, Miss Annio day afternoon on account of the con- | 1eft Friday morning by B LetES WA~ | A balloon was seen by several Wed-| W00t T8 ; O'Brien. tinued illness of the Rev. Mr. Baker. |Dished by subscribtion ¥ The older | "t3day morning passing over this vi- The Ladies’ Ald society of the M. F. Dr “""“b“f the :(;‘“’};‘,in’d”smfi.e'm later in | CiMity. soing east. It was too high church held a lawn supper on the 5 ier ers with B! t ow ‘ there 1i° the electric cars at thelr own ex- 0 9se . ew ey 10en WS in I NORTH STE_R‘LING r::rch grounds on Wednes even- = > pense. Basket lunches were taken by ” vis e 54 Gk~ St F 3 nded Douglas Camp Meetin Rev. Mr, Fitts preached at tha Meth STERLING o CLARK’S CORNERS te 9 p 9 ts.preschad odist church morning in Howard Clarke, who is emploved in {Berry Pickers Busy. s Giadys Upton of Norwich vis- i i i & Jew Britain, is ill at the home of his Mi eychange I'Ill} Rev. Ernest Amy, who Lightning Strikes Oak Tree Near Jo- | New BH(UR 2,4 “Mrs. Stephen A. | ited her grandparents on Monday. Mrs. Arthur Scott and daughter of | preached in Colchester. 4 gk Chaby's Penes. Clarke, on Main street. Earl E. James of Warrenville is vis- | Leister, Mass.. are visiting her sister,| A. J. Payne and family of Glen " Trgs 2 Miss Helen Marsden has gone to |iting in town. Mrs. F. O. Plummer. Ridge, N. are occupying the F. H. T o Belanger is entertaining | g jang to spend a few weeks. Ulmer M. Jewett is spending the| Mrs. Frank E. Noves and daughter | Storrs farm on South street. Mrs. s from Vermont 3 Anna Heflin Kent of Jersey | summer with his grandparents hare. Alice of Providence have been visiting | Siegfried and two childran of East Or- Mr. and Mrs. J. W two = A. Neuman and T. J. Navins of New | at George C. Spooner’s. arge, N. J., will arrive this week to Baker and : Bt bl L i daughtérs are visiting 5 is spending a few day a Haven were week end guests of P. J. ¥, O. Plummer and family ln—rn( spend the remainder of the summer 4 - - 1 e's. Miss May L. Shepard of '3.1’""1‘%‘{{1'?«»5 Blake of Philadelphia | Navins. Sunday in Lelster, Mass., making the | with them. visited friends here over Sunday. | "Siting at_the home of William | Mrs. John Scott and children, also trip in their, automobile. near® (iEhtning struck a large oak tree | o n" Mrs. Blake spent her child- | Mrs M. H. Neff, were in Willimantic ohn Griith was at the Bast Doug- EAGLEVILLE. B i r o see her. : mother A ci i - rtford- i e s ot Mo SR R TS e I e 36 ‘Suenling & fow:| Ware 1o town Wollnestay. Mrs. Frank Plummer. su:loyt:n 'tf H: ": P':vg.l"‘“ age \:as done. Pk th relatives in Maine. - The Ladies' Aid society of Chaplin A large party of berry pickers made elephone Line—Auto Truc elive had a picnic on F. W. Martin's lawn ‘Wednesday. Several from here attend- ed and report a very enjoyable timo. Mrs. Fred Bolham of Abington vis- ited at W. H. Carver's Monday. ASHFORD Dr. P. J. Cassidy and Family at Sum- mer Home—Personal News. AMrs. Daniel Greene of Boston is vis- 5o Frelght; i relatives. lulr\llzrs_ John Stone of Norwich, visited her father, Nathuniel P. Thompson, Tuesday. Mrs. Thomas Shannon, who was taken suddenly ill Tuesday night has recovered. Mrs. William Joiett Southbridge, Mass., to weeks with her parents. a trip through here Monday. . POMFRET CENTER Wolf Den Grange Picnic Postponed— Personals. PLAINFIELD Local Young Men Going to Pleasant View, R. [, Sunday—Thursday’s Shower Does Much Good. Rural Carrier C. H. Hopkins, carrier on route No. resumed his duties on Tussday after an absence of fifteen days on his annual vacation. A party of surveyors passed through this vicinity the past week, engaged in surveying an underground telephone line to reach from Hartferd, Conn., to Providence, R. I. ’ B. R. Briggs is having his tenement house painted. Mrs. J. P. Lathrop and Mrs. Herbert Joseph Scott has been entertaining his sister and family from Boston. . Brown and guest visited Grot- has gone to spend a few 3allup were recent visitors in Ner- . ton and Watch Hill Thursday. A large auto truck called at the store wich. Attended Double Header in Boston. Mr. and Mrs, P. II. Aleman of Prov- Wolf Den grange picnic is postponed | of Frad O. Vinton on Wednesday The thunder showers Thursday Thomas Shannon and lLewis Shaw |idence were at The Outlook Monday. till later. morning at 2 o'clock end unloaded w to attend Dr. P. J. Cassidy and family of Nor- wich are at their summer home here. Earl and Leo Paoll of Wallingford are spending théir vacation at their home here. morning did no serious damage here as far as known. The rain w much needed. Arthur Tillinghast took his brother and family to Fields Point last Wed- were in Boston Wednesday the double header ball game, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Levalley. wel- comed a ten pound son into their home Monday. Robert Rust and friends fished Black pond Thursday. Mrs. Rust bhas recovered from her sickness. A half-inch of rain fell in the thun- at | lurge quantity of freight. The farmers in this vicinity have nearly al! finished their haying and are now wishing for a good heavy rain t» make their corn grow. nesday in his new automobhile. Fred Fagan is entertaining his sis- Erwin Lanphear and family of Hart- | der shower Wednesday evening which Nearby farmers who send milk on Miss Helen Tillinghast of Central |ter. Miss Roselle Fagan of Pittsfield, | forq called on E. M. Gramt Sunday. was very welcome. the 8.35 Centra] Vermont train during Village is visiting her grandparents, | Mass. Miss Edna Brown of W-.uknc(ord is the striks have bheen carrying their b milk to Willimantic and plac it on ing the cars at that pl Mr, and Mrs. Waldo Tillinghast. The tanning process is hastened b: A number of the young men are d the use of formaldyhyde, the guest of Miss Leola Paol George Miss Ethel Collins visited relatives in Oneco Thursday,