Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 3, 1910, Page 10

P e = & Local Churches. Postmaster Huribut is so far im- | as to be lb}. to attend to his | at the office. and Mrs. Robert Latimer will | their home in New London dur- be 'the physical director L"“m”% physical director of the | Fiinsdale on Thursday to officiate at London schools as last year. 4 F. D. Luddington of Quaker ' at Jiill and Albert Todd of Stafford call- =4 on Rev. George C. Chappell, at_the the next school year. Nt parsonage Thursdny. Tecently lt;m in E To Entertain Baptist Association. There was an attendence of forty- | wo at the Thursday evening August 23. i onsidered. von and Mrs. Edwin § len and Baptist Church D‘ George C. Chappell returned to Vedmesday aft- News. to NEW LONDON COUNTY. . MONTVILLE Hurlbut Able to Be at Of- Association Both | 4 a good look at the improvements | made on the church property -lg-ed themselves well pleased Bessle Chapman has been vis- | Holyoke, Mas Toad leading to the ear station bas recelved two coats of pray The matter the New London Baptist next year was favorabls Delegates chosen for the assoclation at the Huntington Str Faptiet church, New London, are Dea- | Henry. Arabella Latimer, Mrs, Norman C. Al- , b 1. R guest of Deacon and Mrs. Meet Mrs er. Mass., Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Kingberger. Merideri after a stay of several weeks at_the home of the Misses Kingberger. Miss Elsie Adams has returned home from a weck's visit with friends in Hartford. | LEDYARD Rev. W. T. White to Preach in Mas- chusetts—Tickets Nominated by Both Parti Rev. 'W. F. White was called to 1 funeral and came home to officiate the funeral of Joseph A. Gallup, | held in the Congregational church on Friday afternoon. Sunday, September will _preach in Massachusetts. Rev. J. C. Barrows of Stonington will suprly’ the pulpit of the Congrega- tional church on Sunday morning in the absence of Rev. Mr. White. Republican Caucus. The republican caucus was held in ~ town hall on Wednesday after- Following is the list of town | oMcers nominated: Selectmen, Fred W. Burton, Edward 1. Leste sessor for thrée years, Charles apman: board of relief, ieorge rer, Frank W. Brews- ter Hoimberg, Samuel Main; grand jurors, ward A=a J. Sheldon, Russell Gallup ix collector, Asa J. Sheldon; regis trar of voters James A. Stoddard; au- ditor, Billings T. Avery: member of 83 | town school committee for three years, Russell Gallup: tree warden, Frank W. Brewster. Democratic Nominations. The democratic caucus was held in the town hall on Thursday afternoon. er of H. W, Pa; constables, Edwin Lamb, Adolph Lester, Horace H. Frank G. May- visit among |Sumuel 1. Holdridge was chairman, Mr. Chap- |and Joseph A Clark clerk. The follow- spoke Sunday morning at the |ing Uclegates were nominated to at- de Baptist church on The |iend the different conventions. The at the Curtiss Class for Men, | jelegates were uninstructed. ©on Get Another Man_ and at tbe ev ning service on Lost Prayer. © on Mo Samuel ery E. Holdridge, George congressional, Joseph day he visited Willlamstown, the co Aifred J. Clark; senator- Tese .‘fldhs‘.l.ldmthe ‘!'{.\'-n!'fi: \mu:{ harles A. Gray_Joseph A. Clark; wment and in the afternoon North |cointy, Calvin R. Main, Zachary T. Adams. Tuesday Mr. Chappell enjov- | prora % #d & trolley rife through the Barkshire | [uiher C. Gray, who is first select- from Pittsfield to Lenox, Lee and | man, declined to run again and Sam- ridge. Secretary Richard W. Mausfleld of ond Holdridge, who has been sec- clectman for the past two years, New London spoke at the Yndon Bap- s nominated in his place. Follow- st church day morning. Miss o iy the ticket: Jennle Wood conducted the Christian samuel E. Holdridge, Endeavor meating In the evening. Top- | A e, The Missionary Outlook. Miss Wood | interesting enjoyed by a large e of stormy weath- very gramme which w. congregation in s, .. Miss Elsic Manchester ®ey is the guest of Mr., and Mrs. Ev- erett Chapman. Mrs, Grinnell has been the guest of |, Telatives in Biack Hall of pr w Je ssessor for three Tamb; board of re- Gray, Charles D. Da- s Charles A onstables, Charles H. Korn, Al- bert H » hary T, Bennett, Ernest Lamb, Horace grand jurors, Alonzo Main, Pierce, James B. Gray; tax tor, Joseph A. Clark: registrar oters, (Gieorge A. Montgomery; ditor, Luther C. Gray; member of town school committee for three years, Mrs. Arabella Latimer visited rela- | <1\ E. Holdridge; tree warden, Rives at Groton Wednesdar. James N. Holdridge. Mr. and Mrs. Finney of Arlington, |" The following town committee was Mass., are guests of relatives here lected for two years: Luther C. The Ladies' Ald society was enter- | ;;4; Calvin R. Main, Joseph E. Hold- tained by Mrs day afternoon. Miss Lydia Olson is making a week's wisit in Hartford, Misses Suste and Maude Wood vis- C. A. Chapman Thurs riage. LEBANON $tod the Willimantle camp £rounas | First Chureh to Close During Pastor’s last week Absence—Fitchville Ball Team De- e feated. SALEM Rev. B. P. 8Smith is absent this week i _[and the First Congregational church Oongregational Sunday School Re- |\l ,1[G taie o vacation tomorrow, eeives Large Addition to Library— |, ithough the Christian Endeavor soci- ‘Ceres Night at the Grange—Enjoy- able Outings. Through the efforts of Mrs g Crandall of New London, t tional Sunday school here has Cha ety will meet as usual at 7.30 p. m. A party of ten Mr. and Mrs. Her- bert Sweet, Chauncey and Edna Will- jams, Misses Sada L. Abell, Ella Tue Nellie Totten, Emma Eldred, Wallace Sweet and Willlam Pultz, are - e made the receipient of a gift of |Spending ten days at Fishers islan fwo hundred and fifty volumes to be | Charles Abell was called to New added to their library, At the Britain Monday to aid in caring for ion of the schoo! last Sunday a vote | his brother, John, who 1s fll with ty- of thanks was extended to Mrs, Cran- | Phoid fever. . “dall and her son | Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holbrook, on Miss Kittie I. Ray last Sunday re. | their return trip to St. Louls, Mo, her position as llbrarian, and |SPent one night this week at the home 3 Florence Murray was elected to |0f Mr. Holbrook's sister, Mrs. C. L. Al the vacancy. Miss Ray is at | Pitcher 2o remove with her parents to [ Miss Sarah C. Danielson expects to return to Danieison next week to re- Nathanlel L. Clark reeently enter- | sume her studics in the high school. Rained the young men of his Sunday | The Fitchvile baseball nine came Wehool class at his pleasam home. A (0 Dlay the Lebanon team last Sat- Sew other guests wore invited and an d were defeated § to 4. To- enjoyable day was spent. At noon M. ¥ the Lebanon boys are booked for mnd Mrs. Clark served a clam chowder hville. dinner, with cake. lemomade and | All the public schools of the town ‘cream. In the afternoon games and | Will commence the fall term next wthietic sports were enjowed T day. A ! William Maynard, foreman of the| Frwin Hewitt and family, Arthur @iivea Mitchell estate, recently gavo | Hewitt and fomily, Mr. and Mrs. Ev- employes an enjoyeble outing nt | erett Hewitt and Clement Fowler have Zatimers grove Gardner lake, as a |been spending two or three weeks at Feward for faithful service during the muck, R. I Salem Soeial club, - ppp— m Soeial club zawe the fir mmcial of the season at BirkKiand i WINDHAM COUNTY. last week % Next Tuesday evéning will be oh served as Ceres night at the granz & pecisi procramine hus Locn o THOMPSON and will be in charge of Worth T ; SRES. Busle Morgan Large Atllunéance En:Fyl Spaé;:| T‘u- Schools to Open Tuesday. aih et T The public schools in town will open . next Tuesday morning, September & | Miss Augnsta Mills g with Ihn‘follo-lnl teachers In char ng in p;,,,,‘_:l,‘,l - Rt it Central district. Miss Eva M. Stanc- There will b 0 Servi 5 Of Westchester; Harrie district, | st church Sunday, September 4. " Louise D. Martin of Hamburx Mr. and Mrs. . S Backus have Jorse Pond district Miss Barah Heil- | hoon visiting this week at Gloucester Well of Salem; White Bigch district. | Aiss Mary Chase has been Visiting E W Baker Gt Pomtre; Wost Tund | in providence and North Traro, . Minnie ot Col- Robert Walker has be = @RSster: The pupils of the Fourth dis- | yerer) weeks with mis mnaoercins irfet will be conveyed o the Central|Mr. and Mrs, George Ballard district, i Ko Miss Grace Cuff visited Miss Abigal Miss Ella Fox has returned to . Amidon of Westport last week. Kaneas City home after spending t Mre Clara Armstrong has returned vacation here. for several weeks' stay in Nantucket. Mr. o Thomas Stebblas of | Miss Amelia Erickson has gone from Fast 4 ent Fues « ‘. Perce's to Mrs. »/ Gas- their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Orrin T e fram an abecess, tgars physician. E. M _Chadwick nd son ha ne's in Putnam yma_ Shaw Cobeleigh has been entertaining Miss Clara Rawson of Providence and Miss Shaw of New | York iy nawick and son have| Miss Alice Covell and William Co- . « Spencer and son visited | vrs A. B. Randall and Miss Carre Nerwich friends this week ¥ Randall are prey ¢ to go to Wash- FITCHVILLE ir. and Mrs, George Elliott and Arline and Bernice Eiliott of " T — yn are visiting relatives in Item and Mrs. Charles Ross of eroraned woklyn are enjoying a vacation herc There was a large attendance at the | and in Portiand, Me. moctal given by the members of St Mr. True zave an interesting John's chureh recently in Palmer hal of the Northfield meetings at The entertainment consisted of whist juptist church Sunday night. and singing. A number o \ inrge audience enjoyed the speclal were playsd the following sic at the Congregational church wers the winners: Gentleman's, Ar- | Su furnishdd by Charles Ross of thur n, pipe; lady's. Miss Ki- woklyn at the organ and Miss Mary fty, Box of handkerchiets: |J. Ross with her vioiin cing was later enjored on prizes went and Mise Teresa McMan- wers bags of peanuts. Dan Lenry's or 4 Noland W_ About 339 was clearcd from entertainment. 4 General News. Jobn Pine and daughter, Philamina. to NORTH STERLING Chronicle of the Week's Visitors and Tourists. s attending the an- mion at North Ston- nual Stew ington, which is held at Mrs. Julia A. iwtucket, R. 1, are visiting at | Tomlison’s. e Moms of' Mr. and Mrs Wiltam | Mrs. George H. Potter took an auto Kelley. trip to Providence to attend the wed- Phiiip. of North Adams, Mass, | ding of her nephew. is a few days in town Mrs. Mary E. Collins of Boston has James Foley and daughter, | been visiting at . O, Plumimer's. Anna Foley, of New London were Mr. and Mrs, Evertt L. Adams of Tecent visttors at fhe heme of Mr. | New York huve bsen visiting at Leon Mrs. Thomas Foley ew Haven % Mize Co wetiin Coughiin, Mis Anna spital weie '3 par Thnothy Coughlin Willte OrLeary has rviurncd 's_visit with friepds on ot Eall Rie- A. Dexter's Miss Clara M Spooner saw s pair of lirge desr at the Wilcox place Sun- duy. They were very tame. Mrs A J Swest has beeu visiting her sisier, Mrs. Jonn Gritfith, Mr. und Mrs. Frank O. Plummer and daughter are visiting in New London, Mrs, Cora McElroy and daughtee of T ‘ Jencks’. Miss Molly Sweet is visiting her sis- ser, Mrs. John Griffith. Charles Clark and family of Provi- Providence have been guests at Oscar dence have been at John Potter’s. Vacation is nearly over, and schools Miss Mabel Hudson has returned to |are about to begin the fall term. Miss Lucinda G. Knight Is visiting in Providence. Builds New Piazza. Miss Helen at_Pleasant View. two Song are at H. C. Mrs. John Woods is York. a week. three Pler. weeks' stay at at home for a vacation. trict has been week are Rev. Seymour: Miss Kast Haddam: tucket. of Mr. and Mrs. Walter at Mrs. F. H. Cameron’s. George Saw: Mr. and Mrs. Irop's today. Mr. Douglass Mr. and Mrs. P. on Wednesday. Miss Josephine Keeney. include Emily Buffalo Charles Berger, Dunning, Philadelph Monday. Hart W. Goff Catch — Automobile tained. cllie of Willie, Mr, and Mr ers and niece Lillian an James R. Warnei the guest of Levi N. ing of Schools. Mies F from a vis za Berrian 1 in Hartford. Hibbard. The family of ¥ H e worth homestead. Mr. and Mr Mr. and Mrs. the village school days in Maine. and Arthur Robert Bri Clarence Waeks } | Perry house into the vi |+ The carding room Iz short thne oi mccount of and Mrs. Chapin of New been at Ashley Anderson’s this weelk. Miss Alice Gifl of Philadelphia and Norman Macdonald of New York are SOUTH_CANTER “ATTAWAUGAN Elmer A. Wood is spending sevaral WINDHAM Larrabes Family Reunion—Registra- tion at the Library—Mr. Douglass Recent registrations at the 311-2 Pound Party Enter- ~ WOODSTOCK has She was ac- lage. Tunning on tow called n Brooklyn Sunday. s moved from th Larrabee spent Sunday Mr, and Mrs, Harry Woodworth and Lathrop’s. entertaining her sister, Miss Maria Rizzo of New Miss Bessie Brainerd of Thompson- ville is the guest of Miss Anna Bates. Miss Lillian Prentice of New Brit- ain is boarding at E. J. Kenyon's for Col. and Mrs Henry Weir, Mrs. T. W. Marghetic an¢ children and Miss ry Lynch returned home from a Narragansett Miss Tessie Lynch of Bridgeport is H. W. Loomis has returned to Bel- fast. N. Y., after a week’s visit with his ‘moiher, Mrs. . H. Loomis. Miss Lena Fisher of Jerusalem dis visiting at John Pot ter's. Mrs, Lowe, officiating. Two duets Alfred Abbe of Brooklyn, N. Y. [Were sung by Mrs. Turner and Mrs. spent Monday with his parents at|E. E. May. Four little cousins, sons their summer cottage on Dog Hill. e and Mrs. oW Prown spent | Lowe. served as bearers. The Young Sunday at Mrs. Brown’s home . in | People’s league of the Baptist church Brookiyn. and other friends of the family gave 5 P choice flowers. Returned Vacationists, Mrs. L. B, Curtis and her guest, Mrs. Among the summer visitors who | Tucker of Bermuda, also Miss Ida bave returned to their homes this) Sanger and Mrs. Henry Wells attend- Woadford, Gertrude Reynolds, Mrs. G. H. Rich, New York: Mrs. Ira Martin and son, Paw- Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Young of Jew- ett City were in town Wednesday. The members of the Larrabee fami- lies are planning to hold their annual reunion today (Saturday) at the home James G. Lathrop. York s of New York and Columbla was in town Sunday and at- tended service at St. Paul's. Everett Bell of Wind- sor Locks are expected at J. G. Latl is building a plazza across the front of the house recently purchased from Andrew Buckley. H. Woodward and Charles Woodward of Hartford guests of Mr_and Mrs. Guilford Smith Miss Katherine Hunt of Willimantic has been spending a few days with libra; and Nanay Woehnert, William Swift, U. S. navy; Bridgeport: George Hlliott Speer, Englewood, N. J.; Esther Bigelow, | Litchfield, Mrs. Fred Litchfiald, W. H. Willimantic; Daniel Eckert, Harris- | Phillips, fucius Whitaker and Merton burg, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A.|Phillips were Willimantic visitors th Young, Jewett City; Mr. and Mrs. P.| week. H. Woodward, Charles Woodward, | Misses Lillian R: Elizabeth Foley. Hartford. Delia_Lynch, Gertrud¢ Farrell _and Mrs. George Challenger attended the uneral of a relative in Worcester on BURY Mrs. Jessie Carpenter and daughter Lisbon were the Mrs. Carrie E. Clark and Miss Bertha guests M. Clark on_Saturday. S i n Mr. and Mrs. James M Morgan | Which he returned to Lis home in Paw- were at Field's Point Sunday. SEm Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Brown s were recent visitors at Norwich and DAYVILLE New Mbndon. — — Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Tilley of ors In and Out of Town — Local Packerville were callers in this vicini- Briefs. ty Sunday. #337 n automobile party from Norwich.| Mrs. Helen Tucker, Frank D. Ben- Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Douglas and son |pnett and his mother spent Sunlay Herbert D. Rog- d Mrs. Rurdick, who is 34 years of age. Were | jaence on Monday IHe guests of Mr. and Mrs T. J. Bar- | Robert: K. Bunnett 'and Willard ber the firat part of the week. Wed- | pasaoct spent Sunday with Are, Fane nesday they continued their trip 1o | nia Benmers Providence. Ee e e Hart W, Goff caught a bass Monday | 1ot Br Hrenee 1 Pimod, s b welghing ‘three and halt pounds. |l home scttling ap bis cetais. M of Hadlyme was Clark on Wed- nesday. C. C. Harrle spent the week en Mrs. Catherine Wheeler of Willi- | (it8 hie tamily at Weosterly. oo mantic has been visiting her son, | Vyn 0iSpIamiYy ot fvestorye o George 1. Wheeler, the past week. Mrs. Liszie Gardam and Mrs. Annie | PRp/ T80 ECOAT G chiaren Cartwright of New York city, Mrs | ' frie; i hepate Gladys Newton of New London and | 3¢ VIsitiag friends in Chepat Mrs. Annie Kilpatrick of Moosup were | T\l e R R P the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Levi N.|\watoh Hill, where she spent the Clark. i ST 3 Stockholders of Woodstock Academy Hold Annual Meeting Today—Open- return companied by her sister, Mrs, Anna |, Mrs, Moses Berthaume and th P. Kingsburs daughters Miss Helen Kelley The stbekholders of Woodstock | CHATE® of tie church clioir ; academy hold their annual meeting [ A°8FCC BF DU ACrRIOE i S0, VBeit e afternosn Maxwell Reynolds and Miss Cora Haricy. Fostor has entered the em. |Shaw have returned to their mome, ploy of ‘H. W. Bowen. e o tarat ¥ e Miss Jessie Hibbard of Greenfiela | W- J- Reynolds and family. Mass., is at home on account of the illness of her mother, Mrs. Henry | CHAPLIN. Williamson of Hartford are spending a week at the home of William M. Gallup. The schoolhouse in district No. 1 is receiving a coat of paint e TP Ho Louis -R. Southworth of the marine [ At a republican caucus held at the departinent of The New York World | Library building on Friday evening Aug. the following delegates were is spending his vacation at the South- The fali term of the Woodstock | L0 ! B - academy opens Tuesday, September 6. | State, Orrin F. Wilson, William J. Lez; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Kingsbury | county, Burton M. Welch, Charles B and Mr. and Mrs, Marvin F. Hyde | Russ; senatorial, Ellsworth M. Rus- have returned from an automobile trip | Sell, Lindsley A. Deming: congression- T BRI T Ak 2 Albert L. Church, Isaiah C. Stevens. The delegates to the state convention wera instructed to eupport the Hon NORTH_WOODSTOCK | District Schools to Open on Tuesday. lvin Rawson are spending the week in Providence. Ellery Paine and little daughter have returnad to their home in_Hlinois and Mre. Willi o fall term with the following teachers oy, and Mrs. Willlam Brown are en-| conter, Miss Ethel Howard: Natchaug, {ertaining Charles Lee of Brooklyn, N.| clarence ¥, Chester; South Chapl "he district schoo U Miss Mary Finley of Rockville : i The - aistrict hools are to begin| Tan Foavoline Hattin, who ie in very Tuesiay 3tiss Saran Fotter toach: | S Coraline Hiatiin, who'ls Jn ve er in district No, 15. Miss Flora Aliton | fecble health, has gone to live with in the Centes Mary BotierOn I her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Neff, of East Woodstock and Miss Burnham in Mrs. Charles Weeks, Daisy Weeks, Charles Weeks, Jr. Walter Rollinson Waterhouse water. Miss Bessie Emerson returned hoine to” Northibridge, Mass. Rockville. —City Tleaith Officer 1 Flaherty i& inspecting the sanita were Sarah on SOUTH WOODSTOCK - Mr. and Mrs. Olin K. Lowe Lose Lit- tle' Son—Delightful Dinner Party. Deacon Arthur Williams has been in Providence a few days. Mrs, Williams is seriously il. Miss Nellie Burleson led the mis- sionary meeting of the league Sunday evening in an acceptable manner. She will leave home next Monday to teach in_Union. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Des Jar- dins ‘of Hartford were guesis one day at the parsonage. Mr. Des Jardins is an_inventor of note, and Mrs. Des Jardins is a pianist of rare ability. Mrs, Mary Gilbert and son Ralph of Leomister, Mass., have been guests at. the home of Henry Miller for a few days and returned home an Tues- day. The little son of Henry Lowe. who sick is mow much bet- Vacation at Clinton. The pastor returned from Clinton on Thursday at the close of his vacation. Mrs. Elma Peckham of Newport has been a guest at the home of Mr Conclude: and Mrs. Perry Moffitt a few days. Mrs. Dr. Brunn has been in Maine for two weeks and returned home on Thursday. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Olin K. Lowe was taken very sick with cholera infantum last week and died after two days' illness, on Saturday. The funeral was held on Monday aft- ernoon, the Rev. T. Turner, pastor of of John Lowe, Jr, and Charles W. ed a_delightful dinner given by Mrs. W, W. Mathewson at the home of Mrs. F. W. Heinrichs at Woodstock on Wednesday .afternoon. Dan_Basto has closed his service with Benjamin Ritch on the Clarence Bowen estate and began September 1 working for his father on the Putnam road. f HAMPTON Vacationists Returning—Lucius Whit- aker Receives Many Gifts on 80th Birthday. as Stanley Weaver and John Howell have been ill with typhoid fever for the past two weeks. Their condition i much improved. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jewett rsulrn(‘rl‘ Monday from a week’s outing at West Hampton Beach, L. 1. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Phillips, Merton Phillips and Miss Jennie Weldon have returned to Hampton from Crescent Baach, where they have been spending the summer. Fdward S. Cleveland returned Mon- day from a few days' outing at Indian Neck, Conn. Misses Anna and Norma Bennett made an automobile trip to Columbia and back on Saturday last. Harold D. Casey, Deacon Hastings. B. Roberts, F. J. Roberts, Delia h- ry A Messrs. Percy H. Ford and F. A. Phil- s motored to South Coventry onz day this week Celebrated 80th Birthday. On Monday, Aug. 28, Lucius Whita- ker reached his 80th birthday. He had a birthday cake and received many resents from his numerous friends and grandchildren. He is in the best of health and very activ Henry A. Street, a of the Yale crew, after ant manager 1wo weeks' of visit with Deacon Hastings, left for a at Indian few days’ Neck, after stay with W. P. Kelley and family Raymond Burnett returned to Prov- M. R. Merrill of Detroit is Hammond. ith Mrs brother, John Coffey month of August Mrs. Thomas Dunn and family have been visiting in Providence Benjamin Thompson of New Yo spent the week-end with her mother, M Almira Thomp: | Mré, Nicholas Br had vis | her Miss Julia Brown, Mies Nora Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Brant, all of Providence. ed Republican Caucus Held Friday Even- ing—Teachers Appointed for Coming Year. elected to attend the coming conven- tions and given power of substitution: Everett J. Lake for governor and the delegates to the county convention the The Hon. Charles A. Gates for sheriff. republican town committee chosen Clarence Chester, Hiram W. Twis: Tsaiah C. Stevens. Teachers Appointed. The three schools in town open the Clark’s Corner. WOODSTOCK VALLEY Clover Circle Entertained—Local Per- sonals. Miss Ruth Bloom has been visiting friends In Putnam. Mrs. Emily Butler and sister, Mrs. 0. A. Hiscox, were in Boston this week. Mrs. I J. Briggs visited her son in Pomfret ‘several days this week Miss Jane Kehuedy of Putnsm visit- ed Mrs. Hlarcld Elosm several days recently. Harold D. Briggs ot Pomfret is the gusst of his aunt, Mrs, Allen Keny 15| Mr. and Mre. G. F. Hayten and s ry | have returned to Clinfon. Mass. soil survey has returned sent.. pre: ¢ s L Mrs. G- L. Keach entertain- ed_an automobile party on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Spicer of Willington spent Sunday at Stephen Slingsby’ Mrs, Stephen Slingsby has returned from Willington. > Mrs. Hiscox and family are enter- taining Mrs. Sarah Simmons of North Ashford, The Slingsby and Eldredge families entertained the Clover circle on Tues- y. Mrs. Josephine Bartlett of Putnam 1s with her brother, Winfield Kenyon, as is also Miss Fiorence Kenyon of Ithaca, N. Y. Mrs. Percy Mattocks has retusned from a visit with her parents at Mil- ford, Mass. WAUREGAN Alphonse Lamoreaux Dies Suddenly— Opening of the Schools. J. Arthur Leach spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Leach. A. Lawrence Johnson has returned from a canvassing trip in the southeast section of Maine. Ansel T. Kennedy of Bridgeport is spending several weeks with his par- ents in this village. Mrs. Austin, at Thomas Leonard’s, has been seriously fll. Mrs. H. P, Toplift returned Tuesday from a with Providence relatives. Miss Tva Tracy laft Monday for Plainfield, where she enters the employ of Mr. Eaton. Miss T. May Wood is having a month's vacation from her duties as nurse at the Worcester Memorial hospital Return from Maplewood. and Mrs. J. Arthur Atwood and week's stay coke’ stiy White mountains. Perkins of Ocum was a place on Wednesday Sudden Death of Alphonse Lamoreaux Alphonse Lamoreaux, an employa of at Maplewood in the the Wauregan company, was taken se- riously ili_ while at work Monday morning and was taken to his home in the village. Later in the day he became worse and died 5 o Burfal was in Anthony, R. J. on_Wed He leaves besides his fath two brothers in Anthony Arthur S. Talmadge and Miss Grace F. Talmadge returned Friday from two nionths' stay with relatives in Ohio. Amos Kendall is improving from his recent illness. Schools to Open Tuesday. Schools of the village open on Tu. day of next week for the fall term. liss James of Danlelson and Mis Tracy of Wauregan have been re- engaged for the coming year. Miss Bessie Westcott was entertain- ed at the lake on Thursday by M Corinne Paine of Dawmielson. SOUTH_WINDHAM. Affairs of the Week—Personal Items. Misses Minnie and Annie F New London were wee with Miss Hazel Backus. Mrs. Worthington Smith has return- Social ley of end visitors ed after o wesk's visit at her home in| New York st rs. Lois Lurkin entertained her ster. Mrs. Alec Jennings, and iter Anna of Presten on Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery and Henry Avery attended the Noyes-Bar- ber wedding at Mystic Tuesday even- ing, Henry Avery acting es best man A number from here attended a gathering at John Engstrom's in Franklin on Tuesday evening. It was given in honor of Gustave Lindgren of New York. Carl Sundel, who is at Backus hos- pital, is improving rapidly. Clatence Keelar of North Brookfleld, Mass., has returned after a short visit with his sister, Mrs. Albert Myers. Harold Malcolm of Norwith has been visiting William MeCloud. Reno Murdock and Miss Annie Smith were guests at a week end housa party given by Clarence Chamberlain at_his farm in Chaplin. Mrs. Timothy Watts and two chil- dren have joined her husband at Lee, Mass,, where he is setting up a largs paper machine recently completed by the Smith-Winchester company. Miss Frances Kiese celebrated her 19th birthday by a picnlc with he friends at Coventry lake. Mrs. Mclver of Norwich and Russell Husband of Salt Lake Cfty were re- cent guests at the home of M. T. My er Miss Rena Murdock is vi Althea Maples of Norwich Mrs. F. E. Peckham and son Donald are in Norwich. guests of Mrs. John Sharman_of Mountain avenue Willis Slate has been spending a few days at his old home in Massachusetts. Mrs. Elmer Engstrom is entertain- ing Mrs. Ericson and two children of Brooklyn. ting Miss WESTMINSTER Good Yield of Prime Potatoes—Per- sonal Mention. Merrill Button has returned from a visit of nearly two weeks sper with relatives in Norwich and Scot- land Sarah Taylor, who has spent cels with her sister. Mrs. Sarstow, returned on Satur- rles Mrs. Helen Button of Black a ‘guest of her brother, and family at Gay Head. Mrs. Merrill Button was among thos from this place who attended services at the camp erouad on Sunday Mrs. Desire DeGrenier is the of relatives in Providence. The rain did a great deal of good. Many of the farmers are busy cutting Hill 18 Mellen Smith, suest the brush around their fences and walls. Some have already begun to harvest their fall crop of potatoes, which are of good yield and fine qual Charles' Allen is having e piazza built on his house and otherwise improving the residence. The Friday evening prayer meeting was held in the church this week. Myron Allen of Scotland was in town Monday. ‘WARRENVILLE Guests at Box Social in Westford. Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Heck of Un- fon were recent guests of O. D. Baker. A number of young people of this villag> attended the box social at Westford last Friday evening. Mabel Spooner of Westford is spend- ing a few weeks with Mrs. B. L. James. Frank Chism of Abington was in town recently Mr. and Mr: Grosvenordale, Arad Ormsbey of North who have heen guests of Mrs. Ormsboy's mother. Mrs. Ellen Mathewson, for two weeks, returned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Milliken and three children are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harlow F. Scott. STERLING Mrs, Irving Anderson is entertaining Miss Lucy Walker of Arctic Circle, R. 1. Miss Tda Carpenter of Providence was the guest of friends in town last weeh Mra A K. WentWorth and Mrs I ¥ Anderson visited relatives i Fall River recently Miss Mary L. Shepard of Willimantic Tas been the guest of AT and Mrs W. W. Vaughn. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lickrel digd lasy wos A returned Wednesday from sev- | | | | | | CENTRAL VILLAGE Orchard Party for Sunday School Class—Mrs. Solomon Jordan's Death —Mrs. Stetson Improving. Frank Barber and _grandchildren, Frances and Kenneth Barber, of Exe. tor, R L, have been visiting local rela- tives. Mrs. August Holgerson and son How- ard have returned from Long Branch, N. J, where they have been spending three weeks. 2 Henry Remington is in Illinois, where many of his younger days were spent. The burial service of the little two months’ old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Swift of Providence was held at Evergreen cemetery here Thursday at- ternoon. Several relatives came with the parents from Providencs. Picked Gifts from Trees. Mrs. Charles Byles entertained the young girls of her Sunday school class at her home on the Plainfield road Sat- urday afternoon. Various games wera played and a peanut hunt enjoyed. The girls went into the orchard and found trees hung with packages. When the packages were opened zach girl found a pretty glass dish filled with candy. Sandwiches, peaches, cake and lemon- ade were served from a table on the lawn. Miss Fannie Farle of Pawtucket, R. 1. has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Frank H. Tillinghast. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Shannon have been recent visitors in Norwich. George Gadbois has been entertain- ing his grandson from Norwich. Nathaniel P. Thompson has been a recent Norwich visitor. Burial of Mrs. Jordan. Ths body of Mrs. Lucy Jordan,widow of Solomon Jordan, formerly of this town, was brought here to Evergreen cemetery Saturday afternoon. She died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Johnson, In Providence. Mrs. Arthur Williams and son Arthur have besn spending a few days at the home of Albertus Burdick in Jewett City. High school examinations were held at_the schoolhouse Moriday. Hyerett Ladd has returned from a short vacation spent in Medway, Bos- ton, Fall River and New Badford. Mirs. Burrill Franklin, who is caring for Mrs. Emily Sheiley, who is ill with typhold fever, spent Sunday at her home in Providence. Mrs. Erastus Fiske assisted in caring for Mrs. Shel- v during her absence, Clarence- Paterman has returned from Philadelphla, where he has been spending the summer. He will be jan- itor at the high school building this year. Mrs. Peasl Lewis, Mrs. Warren Smith, Mr. and Mrs. William Prior of Plainficid came hore Saturdgy to at- tend the burial service of Mrs. Solomon Jordan. Henry James of Providence, a Sat- urday visitor, was a former resident here. William Dean spent Sunday with relatives at the Willimsntic camp Smith, who has been spending his_vacation In Canada, has returned to his duties at Daggett's. Preacher from Jewett City. Rev. Mr. Stanley of Jewett City preached Sunday. Rev. Mr. Benedict was in North Abington, Mass. attend- | ing the funeral of a former parishion- er who wak over 90 years of age. Eurrill Franklin of Providence vis: ited relatives Saturday. Misses Bertha, Hattie and Priscilla Matthews, John Greenhalgh, John Tur- body, Napoleon Beaudry and John Sulilvan, Jr., spent Sunday at the Wil- limantic' camp ground. Frank Still of Lincoln, R. I, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Still, Sunday. \ William Sunn of Moosup has been assisting at the office of the Central ‘Worsted company. Mrs. Arnold Seriously Il Mr. and Mrs. Frank Medberry of Norwich were called here Monday by the serlous illness of Mrs. Medberry's Calvin Arnoid, who has with _paralysis the past five Miss Ruth White of Brooklyn, N. Y., has been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Albert C. Walker. Master Carl and Miss Irene Vassar of Moosup are visiting their grand- mother, Mrs. Louise Vassar. Mr. and Mrs. William Archer. who were called here on account of the serious’ illness of their little grand- son, Albertus Briggs, have returned to Harrisville, R. I. Mrs, Alvah Vassar and son Elmer spent Sunday with Mrs. Vassar's brother at Clayville, R. I. Charles Wagner = of Ann Mich., is visiting at Marshall yon's, dren have been spending the summer. Miss Elene Noble of New London is visiting Mrs. Esther Grover. Mortimer Statson and little danghter Arbor, Ken: Tlizabeth have returned from South- ampton, L. I, where Mrs. Stetson re- | mains il Ti will be several weeks | before she will be able to return homa. M Misses Ethsl Collins, Blizabeth Eill- ott and Elsie Ladd leave Mondsa Willimantic, where they will the normal ‘echool. for attend Many ‘Mourners at Funeral erick H. Lawton—Death Mary F. Cutler. of Fred- of Mry The funeral of Frederick H. Lawton was held on Friday afternoon from the home of his parents and was very largely attended, the house being filled to its utmost capacity. Rev. Charles A. Downs, his pastor, gave a brief re- | view of the lif> and Christian example of the deceased. Rev. Clarence H. Barber, a relative of the family, read | the scripture selections and words of comfort to the afflicte ily and relatives. Rev. George I Genung, D. D., offered prayer. Mrs, A. Potter, Mrs. 8. 1. Frink and Miss Clara Wood sang as a trio When the Mists Have Rolled Away, Saved by Grace and Sometime We'll Understand, The bearers were Sidney Marland of Arthur A. Milligan of Mil- ., both members in Killingly school in the class with the de- ceased, William B. Potter, Harold Stone, Oscar F. Atwood and Harry Copeland. The flowers were beautiful Among relaiives and friends from out of town who attended were Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Lawton of Unfonville. Ct., Mrs. 1L .C. Lawton of Bradford. Mas Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Loring and so; 3eorge of Central Village, Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer of Willimantic, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Chase and Sanford Chase of Pomfret, Daniel Spencer of Springfield, Mass.,'Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Smith and Miss Eleanor Smith of Dan- ielson, Mrs. K. L. Martin, Mrs. C. A. Williams and = Rodger Williams = of Providence, Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Milli- gan. Mr. and Mre. Arthur A. Milligan of Milford, Mass., Mrs. C. A. Lewis and family of Hampton, Mrs. Henry Simester of Providence. Mrs. Frank Peck. Mrs. Frederick Peck and Mrs. Cornzlius Peck of Seekonk, Mass., Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Ennis of Chaplin, Mrs Simonds of Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. R. C, Rawson of Danielson, A. A. Bennett of Canterbury, Miss Mary Nichols of Danielson, and a large number of the members of K. H. 8. class of 1906, of which the deceased was a member. General News. Miss Rita E. Pond raturned Monday to_Providence. Walter Parieh of Wisconsin, whe re- cently visited Mrs. Elishu A. Wood ward dled very suddeniy Aug. 17. Willlam R Pond of Meriden it spending his vacation with his pareats, Ar. sod Mrs. T. D. Pond, joining his wife und daughte . AL Potter has purchased an amo, where his wife and three chil- | was Lhe"t_ufit ‘Aug. 17 and 18 of Mr. and Mrs. George D. Angell. Mrs. Cutler’s Death, Mrs. Mary Francis Cutler died on Tuesday an illness of several ‘weeks. he is survived by her hus- band, two sons and a daughter, also by a aister. She was a_member of the Brooklyn Baptist church. y Mrs. Mattin A. Kraus hag as guests Miss A. L. Genderman and Miss ¥. M. Skinner of Brooklyn, N. Y. / MogsuP John D, Rood, 90, Oldest Mason, Helpless—Officers of Alumni Asso- ciation. Mrs. Albert McBay of Providence is gu guest of Misses Ella and Lilla Mil- te. Nearly 90 and Helpless. John D. Rood, nearly 90 years old and a long time resident of Moosup, has lately suffered two paralytic shocks which have rendered him nearly help- less. He is probably the cldest Mason in town. Good Berry Season. The berry season, which is drawing to a close, has been a good one. From some of the pastures as many as 75 bushels have been taken, most of the crop going to Providence markets. Classes’ Reunion. Wednesday evening the _graduating classes of the Plainfield High school held a reunion at the home of Supt. J. L. Chapman, there being present a large number from the classes of 1908, 1909 and 1910. Games were enjoved and piano solos were rendered by Miss Mildred McStay and Miss Mae Kenne- dy. The purpose of the meeting was to renew acquointances and establish an alumni association, the object of which will be to enable the members of the graduating classes to keep in touch with each other and to promote the interests of the school. The fol- lowing officers were elccted: President, Roswell Snell, class of 1908; vice pres- ident, Miss Annie Fraser, '10; secretary and treasurer, Joseph P. Smith, '09; executive committee, P. W. Schofleld, Lester Salisbury and Malcolm Webber- 1y. Henry Bessett, who has had five weeks' lliness with typhoid fever, was down street yesterday morning for the first time. Mrs. E. G. Phillips, who has heen spending several weeks with friends in Moosup, has returned to Worcester, Mass, CANTERBURY. Dance at the Hall—Funeral Julius Tracy. of Mr: The Canterbury Dandies recently de- feated the Scotland Boye b to 2. There was a dance at the hall Satur- day night. John Cone was prompter. The schools In town will open Tuzs- day, the 6th. Death of Mrs. Julius Tracy. Mrs, Esther A. Tracy, who died last week Tuesday, leaves a ‘daughter, Miss Ida 1. Tracy, and three sons, Clarence of South Manchester, Herbert L., who was married Jan. 1st of this year and resided with his mother, and C. A. D. Tracy, who also lived with his mother, a granddaughter, Miss Edith M. Wil‘ liams, and two sisters, Mrs. Elsle A. Bliven of this place and Mrs. Eugene Kimball of Scotland, and a brother, John Moffitt, also of Scotland. Mrs. Tracy was before marriage Miss Rs- ther A. Moftt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Moffitt. She married for her first husband Mr. Chapman, who died, and she later marrfed Juilus Tracy, who for many vears was manager of the town farm in this place until his death, fourteen years ago. Mrs. Tracy and her children then moved onto their farm, Pleasant View. Her eldest daughter, Edith L., wife of Fred H. ‘Williams, died, leaving an infant daughter, for whom she cared until her death. Mrs, Tracy was a member of the M. P. church of this place and was a great helper, alwayas ready to do a kind act and lénd a helping hand. The funeral was held Friday, the 2Sth, at the M. P. church. It was largely at- tended. Burial was beside her hus- band, Jullus Tracy, in the church cem- etery at the Center. The funeral ser- mon was by her pastor, the Rev. George . Smith. EAST WOODSTOCK Hospitality ' Tendsred Many Guests— Funeral of Infant—Personals. Faith and Dorothy Hull of Provi- dence liave been spending a week with Ethel Upham. e Alton and Lyle Turner re- Tuesday from Abington, where they visited Roy Wilbur. Mrs. Willlam May of Newton, Mass., and sons, Willlam and Ned, spent the week end with Miss Julla May. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert May and daughter, Marion, of New Tondon, are spending a weelt with Mrs. May's mother, Mrs. C. W. May, at Fruit Hill farm Evertt Spencer has rented the house of Mrs. Helen Aldrich on Main street. Postmaster George O. Robbins, C. . Kiilam, J. D. Sanger and M. T. Dartt, the last named of Quinebaug, are speuding a week at Hillside Inn, Beth- lehem, N. H. Sunday Services. Communion will be observed at the Congregational church mnext Sunday morning. Tn the afternoon at 2.30 Rev. Mr. McIntyre will preach at the Meth- odist church on Sunday Observance. The Congregatfonal churches here and at South Woodstock have been invited to atterfd Rev. T. A. Turner attended the funeral of Oliver Lawton, the infant son of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Oliver H. Lane, at South Woodstock Monday. M L E. May and Mrs. T. A, Turner sang two selections. Burial was at ‘Quas- sett cemetery, Mr. and Mrs, Horace Davis have been entertaining the past week their son and his wife from Maine, who made the trip by auto. Mr. and Mrs. Wier, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Farmer and two children, the last named of West Thompson, wers also guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Davis ipate in Sunday’s Return frem unusual numbar of ministers in the pulpit of the Line meeting house last Sunday morning. Rev. Joseph Toomey of Portland, Me. who with his wife is spending vacation at her father's, Avery A. Stanton's, Rev. Albert Stanton of Yarmouth, M. who with his wife is passing a vacation at his father's, A. A. Stanton's, Rev. Mr. Stanton, missionary in India, a nephew of A A. Stanton. and the pas- tor, Mr. Kellogg, all had devotienal parts in the services. The missionary from India told his interesting story of missionary work, which held the audi- enca for seventy minutes. There was @ large and attentive congregation. Traveled 3,000 Miles. Rev. Mr. Kellogg returned last S urday from his tour abroud, erviving in New York elty Thursday evening on the S State of Pennsylvania. He travelad 3.0 niles through eight countries in Burope without wccident mishap, deteutlon or illness of wny of the purty he conduct-d He atineunced that he would give a series of sermonls Iectures ou tne Passion Play oo Sun- day mornings to his people. Gone to the Beach. There was an by Miss Nettie etmore. rs. Peleg her brother's, Al i pa J Mijss Cora Kell has _visited in Danielson and att the high school filol:flon of her class there, the class of Alvin Corey has been purchasing - large quantitics of wool from farmers in Rhode Island. R Archibald Corey is staving for a time | with his brother, Alvin Corey. e Mrs, M. Rudd'is visiting her sister . near Norwich. v ¥ Miss Dora West of Boston, a at the parsonage, ably presided at the organ last Sunday in the Line meeting house. Mr. and Mrs. Chesebro of Noroton Helghts are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin I. Willcox. TOLLAND COUNTY. COLUMBIA Andover Team Defeated 3 borhood Picnic and Corn Roast— Contract for New Bridge. ¢ The item in last Saturday's Bulletin regarding the Lyman entertainment for the benefit of the Ladies’ Aid society, through a typographical error, was made to read “$300” as the amount received for admission to the enter- tainment, whereas the amount should have read $30. The amount netted fcom the sale ‘of ico cream, wa Sbouk There was a lively ball game on the green last Saturday afternoon by am Andover and local nine. Score 6 to 3 i favor of the Columbia nine. ! Edward E. Lyman of Brooklyn, N, ¥., favored the congregation at the morme ing service Sunday with a finely ren- dered bass solo. Master Raymond Tucker, the 13 year old son of Mr. an@ Mrs, Fred N. Tucker, of West Hart~ ford, also gave a beautitully rendered solo. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Skinner of Hartford were recent gussts of the family o A. A. Latham at Chestnut Hill. After-Haying Picnic. The people in Chestnut Hill dstrict held their annual after-having picnie at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alonze Little on Friday afternoon of last wek. These annual gatherings of friends and neighbors have been a pleasant feature in_that community for several years. James A. Utley was with relatives in Hartford over Sunday. Miss Enld Hawkins of Hoboken, N. J., has been spending a few days with her uncle, 8. B. West, of this place. Howard W. Yeomans and family of Cleveland, O., who have been spending a portion’ of the summer in_the Cape Cod region, are spending a. little time at the home of Mr. Yeomans’ mother, Mrs. Mary B. Yeomans, on Columbla green. Mrs. Fred Wolff and daughter enter- tained several friends from Williman- tiec Sunday. Hermon Wolff of Norwich was also their guest. Corn Ro: Another corn roast was held by the people on Columbia green on Friday evening of last week which was at- tended by about thirty people. Graph- ophone and banjo music was furnished by Albert Carpanter. Master Clayton Lyman, son of Mr. and Mre. William A, Lyman, fell from his bicycle recently and sustained an injury to his coilarbone. The lads in Mrs. Harris Sunday school class enjoyed an outing and picnic at Lake Wangumbaug, Coven- try, on Wednesday last. They wera accompanied by Rev. and Mre. Har- ris. New Bridge. The contract for constructing & steel bridge sixty-five feet lone and fourteen feet wide, off ten tons’ capacity, across Hop river at Safford's crossing tween the towns of Columbia and Cov entry, has been awarded by the select- men of the two towns to the Berlin Construction company for $735. STAFFORDVILLE Local People Attend Camp Meeting— Instructive Sermons. Mrs. Mary Heck s ill. Mrs. Lizzie Shepard, i, improving. who has Dbeen is Those who attended the Willimantle camp meeting from this place were Rev. and Mrs. Willlams, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Dunham, Mrs. T. M. Lyon and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McCarthy. Mrs. Lina Booth, who has been visit- ing her daughter in Bennington, Vt., has returned home. Mr. and Mrs, C. R. Kemp of Fair- view, Mass., wers guests last weel at the homes of Mrs. Wesley Bradway and Mrs. Herbert Bosworth. Rev. M. H. Jones preached a fine sermon from 11 Cor. 4: &, in the Con- gregational church Sunday morning. She also gave an interesting talk in the evening. Misses Vivian and Lucy Kemp, who have lived with their uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mre. Herbert Bosworth. smes the death of their mother, Mrs." Lucy Bosworth Kemp, March 13, 1907, want last week to live with their father and stapmother, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kemp, Fairview, Mass. MANSFIELD DEPOT Bible School Picnic on Parsonge Lawn Attracts Good Number—interest in Church Servic The subject Sunday morning at the Baptist church will be The Child in Our Midst. The evening service will be led by Wallace Dean of Hartford. These services are increasing in in- terest and are very helpful to those attending them. The Baptist Bible school picnic was held on the parsonage lawn on Wed- nesday, about sixty attending. A col- lution was served and games and swings passed the time pleasantly. Pastor Sherman passed a féw davs at Watep HIill recently. Through the courtesy of Capt. Davis he was taken over the life saving station and wit- nessed the drill. Warranted 10 Qive Satisfaction. Gombault’s Caustic Balsam erori S8 3 s TS Tha Lewrence-WHiiama Oo., Cleveland, 0, George Gallup wnd family have w Mrs. George Angell's nephew, Wd- mang-H. Shepard, of Heed River, Ore, In their touring car 1o Quonochontausg Beach, R, L They were accompanied