Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 21, 1912, Page 11

LETTERS " Tolland Couny . SPRING HILL ° Republicans, Democrats dnd Prohibi- " ‘tionists Nominate Town Officers. — The republicans held their caucus to| C, N, mominate at the town hall last Sat o o, o Togine T o W 3 3 ¢ Cl . " ‘Wildes; board of relief, ‘Willis Pil_ T e Storrs, 3 _agent of ors, Albert E. J: Byron. 0. . Clarence H. Savage; 'collector of taxes, FROM TWO STATES aspessor, 'Gebrge L. James: | Symner; collector of taxes, . Chadncey C. m"’; Finley; constables, A. N. Skinner, F. Wides; selectmen, Walter ¥.| 1, Strong, Ralph Eafon; registrar of “t NORWICH BOL BOLTON Democrats Name Town Ticket—Grange Devotes Evening to Our State. The democratic caucus wes held last week Thursday evening, and the fol- lowing nominations were made: As- sessor, W. E. Howe; board of relief, Loomis, C. M. Pinney; selectmen, candidates for town officers| Fred J. Olds, Fred E. Coleman; agent of the town desposit fund, C. N. Loom- is; auditor, Fred D. Finley; grand jur- ors, W. E. Howe, Paul Clement, C. M. Fred D. voters, Walter E. Howe; school com- mittee, Fred D. Finley. Farm Sold. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kuhr have sold Willam A. Weld; oonstables, William | their place in South Bolton to Italians H. Place, William A- Weld; of voters, Frank W. H school commiti: ‘o fill out the umex. term of Waltér E. Iiuphea.r“g‘nfl nated:- Lewellyn I |dover with the All registrar | of New York, who have taken posses- town | sion. George H. Allen, | ed to Manchester. - | + The Andover-Bolton ball team play- Mr. Kubr and family have mov- ed the last game of the season in An- ‘Willimantics last, Storrs will run for judge of probate. | week Saturday and were defeated 4-3. Democratic Caucus. At the democratic caucus Teld Satur- day. evening H. O. Huntington This team has played 13 games this season, winning 11 of the number. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dibble of New Was | York are visiting the latter's miece, elected chairman and George B. Rus# | arg I, H. Levey. clerk, and tHe nominations made 2 , George L. ;vbo-nl;ro- liet, n Russ, John 5 jurors, Crane, THeron - D. Swift, Joseph C. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Waldorf and Miss Waldorf of Niantic were recent guests of their cousin, Theodore Perry. Seryices Omitted. There will be no service in the Con- Clark - H- | gregational church for the coming two Sundays, as Rev. C. W. Burt is taking Fuller; collector of taxes, James C.|his vacation. Green; constables, Clarence G. Crame, Dwight Hi 5 of voters, David Russ; town school comnitttes, Herbert O. Huntington, . Russ; judge of probate, Arc! 4 W. Buchanan, y Prohibition Town Ticket. The 5 turday -evening ‘and - placed the names in nominetion: Assessor, Jesse L. Eno; board of relief, selectmen, Chadwiok; i; agent Arthur.C. Jacobs, Brooks; collector of taxes, constabies, -3 own deposi. Henry Brooks- ¢ Gifts on 99th Birthday. Miss - some sending cards or letters m:fin‘ wishes, others bringing of candy, flowers and a large Among those who calle! H. Freeman of Newark, Charles Tucker and d Mr. amd Our State the Theme. The Grange programme last week was about Our State, and consisted of papers on the following subjects: The First Settlers; Noted Men and Wom- en; The Indutries, and The State Flow- er, _After the programme a box social ,,mhlblunn; party algo held a|was enjoyed. Misses Mary and Kate Sheridan are in_Boston, visiting relatives. Dr. and Mrs. B. S. Barrows of Hart- Jared H. Stearns, Arthur D- Pglmer; |ford were Bolton visits the middle of George H. Andrews, Fred- | the week. Charles Warner has been serving as ; auditor, Charles Q. | juror in the Ro¢kville court, now in session. A large proportion of Bo}ton's. popu- lation was in Rockville Wednesday, at- registrar of vobers, Melvin | tending the agricultural fair, and were town ' school:. -committee. | Breatly disappointed when the shower Goldsborough, Jennie . L. lntht;rtered with the afternoon’s sports. rs. C. W. Burt has been visiting relatives in Middlebury. SOUTH COVENTRY Season at. the Lake Closing—Profit from Old Home Cook Book—Hay- makers’ Outing. Employes of the Kingsbury Box and ‘Windham, re. | Printing company held ' their annual ‘Wiljam Stedman and Miss Eva Buy-|fish fry at Dunham’s Point lmngat- of Hartford, and Mrs. O. P.{urday. Dinner was prepared by De- tl'io C. A. C Capron is anative of Mansfield. . R. W. Gardiner and A. A. Bosworth have each recemtly filled three large | ington | Plr;lu, wife of a one time professor at | Witt Kingsbury and E, Ledoyt. The dancing season af Lake Wan- gumbaug Casino closed last Saturdaey. Most of the cottagers and campers have left the Lake. ¢ Mrs- Frank O. Boynton entertained silos. % Rev. L. W. Frink™of Norwich preach- { the Hilltop Home club last Friday. The ed at the church last Sunday. Tomorrow the service will be conduct- ed by the Rev- Dr. A, B. Coates of W. P. Wildes entertgined a few friends at her home, Wl - Iast evening te- ' Damage “from Storfi—~Grange Fi Ve to Exhibit Produce. : . The thunderstorm of last Wednes- r was the most severe on record in wvicinity. windows ' were broken by hail; both the churches and the town hall suffered in this way. G. V. Bmith, Mrs, L. B. Clark and the &dmn and Dlm;l‘r.:tz ‘were caused most expense, many other dwellings were mors or less in- i The corn talk of Worthy Master G. great practical value, d‘unhdwlthflno‘“ n th much ¥ wes i 80 interest public open meeting. from ‘were to the y 18 most - of Epivospal Service -Held—Both Politi- oal Parties Held Caucuses. Peler's Episcopal church, Hebron, held a service in the Columbia Congrega- tional church last Sunday afternoon, ‘which was well attended. mnesday to enter Wellesley college. Miss Porter was graduated from th‘: Wind- | Tam high school last June. Mrs. Mary B. Yeomans who has been spending the summer in the meountains, has returned to her home ( en Columbia Green. 7 William P. Johnson Chosen Descen. & meeting of the church, hald the vacancy caused by ths - tion of Willlam A. Collins, T no defimite action was takén. Handsome Span of Colts, Alison 1. Frink has a fine pair ef two year old colts which he is break- ing. He drives them in a light bug- g He took them to the fair at Willimantic, drove around the days’ difference in their ages. Miss Edith Little who is in Hbrary werk at Springfield, fi vis- iting relatives and friends in townm. Party Caucuses. ‘The republican and democratic ean- cuses were held at Yeoman's'hall on Monday evening. The republicans neminated for se- lectmen L. B. Winter and William P, Johnson; democratic nominees, Frank Potter and Ralph Buell i Mr, end Mrs, N. H Geliart are o Stamtord. id, “Winttred Jones of Portland, . Was a caller in towin Wednes- day. George Wyman was-in ford re- B N. and W. (. Hewitt/ were callers in Celchester Tuswday, lfin. in thsir eiemsiLie. ) Miss Harrlett K. Porter let Wed- | Miss MacCallum track, end took first premium. The calts are | the Stafford Federation of beauties, well matched and but twelve | has been called by President Biith for guests of Mr, and Mrs, K. T. Smgeh. | Klmmel Mtss Clara Pentlotou hws' retirped | Mionie was united in marrage with néxt meeting will be with Mrs. Albert Baker, Sept. 27. P. O. Boynton and L. M. Phillips wer, on jury duty at the session of superior court, Rockvilie, - ! Haymakers’ Picnic. The soclability promoted by the prep- aration and production of the cantata, The Haymakers, presented Old Home ‘Week, continues, and another picnic was held in Clark’s Grove Saturday afternoon, attended by --ost of the members of the chorus and their fam- At Topliff Homestead- Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Topliff, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Topliff and daughter, Ger- trdue, and Harrison Topliff of Waure- gan, also Mr. and Mrs. Arthur TopMff and daughter, Ruth of Providence, have ‘been making their annual visit at the old homestead. ‘White Brothers are third silo ‘on their farm. Mrs. Mary Hunt of Newingten has ‘been spending several weeks at George H: Clark's. erecting the grange last Friday | Miss Hattle Albro, Mrs: Sarah Wolfe and Mrs. Cora Nye enjoyed an outing - | to Shelter Island Wednesday. Sheridan Place Sold. it was voted to have an | Mr. Emmons has sold his placekmown produce October 4 at the fas the Patrick Sheridan place, to Mr. | of Storrs, who will take pos- session next month. 5 Mrs, Zechiel, Miss Carrie Zechiel and Louis Zechiel have left their bingalow on the Judge Jesse Root place and re- turmed to Brooklyn. ) Mr. and Mrs- Morey have returned to their Brooklyn home, after spending the summer at the Topliff house. Oid Home Cook Book a Success. The Ladies’ Missionary Association association 1o ( Cook Book, published just before Ol4 Home Week, found a ready sale, add- Ing quite a sum to the treasury of the ociety. The book contains views of -0ld and new Congregational church, with which the organization is con- nected. Farewell Meeting. The evening meeting last Sunday took lthe form of a farewell meeting, manv of the young people of the C. E. so- ciety leaving this week for various #ichools and colleges, Miss Julia White Rev. Mr. Fitmgerald, reotor of Bt.|Was in charge of the meeting. STAFFORD —i Teach in Spring- of Federation of field—Meeting Churches. Miss Minnie Hunt of Hampden has been visiting Mrs. Cyril Johnson the past week, Miss Ruth Pinney has returned to Springfield after spending smeveral days with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Pinney. Mr. and Mrs. Clif H. Colburn have day eveming of last week, Willlam |heen i ' N 3 4 guests of friends in New I, y P. Johnson was chosen deacon to, fill |and Fitchville for .‘\:3 :reel?: e Miss Mijldred MacCallum has re Certain | signed as teacher in t} inney G g‘hn.ns of chureh work were discussed {mar school and l: e G teachin, [i Springfield school. % e Georga H. Beard and Mre' Clara Beard of Ashworth, N. H, wers in town last week to attend the fumeral of George F. Beard. Federation Meeting. A meeting of the general council of churches Sunday at 3 p. m. in the chapel of the Congregational church at Stafford Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Depean have taken the house recently vacated by Otto Possardt, who has moved to M;nuun. aul Possadart and family have moved to the Merri. - sy an place on Rock SOUTH WILLINGTON Pavey -Kimmel Marriage—Hail Breaks ! Over 100 Window Panes in Mill. Al rhe howme of Mr, and Mrs. John last Mounday, their daughter Ollver W. H. Pavey of New lLondouy Nt gu... Pendiston I8 visiting 1 |Rev. Mr. Teaney of Scolland offfelat Damage by Hail. The hail storm of September 11 was very severe in this locality. Over one hundred window glass were broken out of the thread miil windows. One hail- stone picked up measured one and one-half inches in diameter the plated - communicalion of Uriel lodge, No. 24, F. and A. M., there will be work on the M. M. degree. Frank Pobuda has just completed a silo at a_cost of $200. Mrs. E. J. Whittemore of Hartford is visiting her son, John R. Neil. LETIN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBEfi 21, - Mrs, Luclan Clark and daughter Ma- - among thel attendants at Memorial church Sugday. lo Filled. Big G. Hall, Jr,, and company have fin- ished filling their large silo, which was built to hold the fodder from ten acres. Mrs. W. H. Brackett returned Sun- day from Springfield{' where she has been visiting relatives. Newlyweds Entertained. Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Kesty of Washington, D. C., on their wedding trip, were recent guests of Arthur Devereaux and daughter Cora. Mrs. Kesty is the daughter of John Whit- ford, formerly of this town, now of Cromwell. -~ At the business meeting of the W. C. T. U, helg at Mrs. Holman’s last Saturday, the last year's officers were re-elected. Mrs. Lydia Church and Mrs. Annie Service were chosen delegates to at- tend the state convention at New Lon- don. STORRS Prof. Jarvis’ Auto Burned—Building Contract Let—Dr. Thom Goes to Kansas. bel of Gl?s Factory Village were The Faculty Tennis club won from 2 team from South Manchester Satur- day. Auto Insured. A fire of unknown cause on Satur- day evening destroyed the auto owned by C. D. Jarvis and the building in which it was placed. -‘The auto was fully insured and the building was of small value- Prompt work with extin- guishers saved the adjoining bufldings. ter shop. Cottage Moved. The cottage occupied by President C. L. Beach is on its new site. The stone- work of the first story will now be re- placed. The college silos have been rebuiit on the north side of the farm barn and are Dbeing filled. ‘Willimantic. Contract to Norwich Builders. The contract for the dormitory, poul- try building, addition to dairy build- barn has been awarded to the Fentor- Charnley company of Norwich. Dr. Thom to Give Expert Aid. Dr- Charles Thom has been ordered investigation into the causes and rem- the death of a large number of horses and cattle in that part of the state. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Kelley of Wash- ington, D. C., were guests of H. D. Ed- wards recently. - Prof. and Mrs. G- H. Lamson, Jr., and son, Arrol, have returned from a visit to East Hampton. sioye 4 Prof, H. R. Monteithh has returned from Saugerties, N. Y., where he spent the summer. Miss Maud Hayes has resumed her duties at the Grove cottage. STAFFORDVILLE Many In Attendance at Funeral of Mrs. Wilfred D. Hamilton. The funeral of Mrs. Helen Beulah Smith, wife of Rev. Wilfred D. Ham- ilton was largely attended in the Methodist church last week Thurs- day afternoon at 3 o’clock. The church was draped in white. The floral tri- butes were beautiful. All the, minis- ters of this town were present and took part in the service, The body was taken to Plainville cemetery for burial last week Friday morning. v Mrs, Abbie Buell has returned to Wallingford,; after spending several weeks with relatives in town. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Lord and som, of Marlboro, were recent visitors at E. W. Buell's. Mrs. O. A, Hitchcock is visiting in Unionville and Chester. Mrs. Tew of Greene, R. I, with her son, is vititing Mrs. George Hardy. Hebron grange is to meet at the hall Sept. 27. served. Miss Helen Foote of Cromwell was at her home here Sunday. Washington County, R. I. USQUEPAUGH Brown, Horse Thief and Chicken Steal- er, Lands in Kingston Jail. Pomona night will be ob- Amos H. Kenyon has recovered suf- ficiently from his illness to return to his work in Pawtucket: After Twenty Years. . Randall Hoxie and wife of New York are visiting relatives here. This is their first visit in 20 years. Mr. Hoxsie is a native of Exeter, being the son of the late John Hoxsie. Mrs. E. E. Sheldon has gone to Jamestown to visit an aged aunt, who is very il Annie E. Kenyon, who teaches at Point Judith, was at her home here over the week end. : Were at the Fair. Oliver Watson and sister, Dorcas, and Dr- Kenyon and wife attended the Grange fair at North Stonington on Thursday. They made the trip in an auto. Mrs. Hattie Holgate, who has been visiting her parents here, has returned to her work at Wyoming. Bad Man Brown in Jail. Last Monday night Nathan Palmer, whe tives about four miles from this village, was awakened by a noise in his i, He went out and saw a man out of his vard with his ex- press wagon. He called to him, but the man struck the horse and went all the ! faster. Mr. Palm then called his neighbors for a and Fred Knight and George Money came to Dr. Kenyon's, in this village, to telephone for Sheriff Wilcox, it being the nearest telephone. The man or men stopped at A. M- Kenyon's and asked for a match and the way to Hope Valley. It was found later that the horse of Benjamin Fssex was Stolen, about a mile from Mr. Palmer's. The thief went to Moose Neck Hill, traded the rig and then drove to Washington village, put the horse in barn, got drunk and ended up in police station. His name was Brown. The chief of police at Washington noti- fled Sheriff Wilcox, who proceeded to arrest him, and placed him in Kingston jafl. Thursday of last week, while Mr Palmer was at the fair, about half of his poultry was stolen. Brown be- longs to a dangerous gang and it will be well for the community when they are all in the same place as he is. RICHMOND Officers and Superintendents Elected ‘at Annual Meeting of W. C. T. U~ Delegates to State Convention. The wnnual meetlng of Clark’s Mills | W. €. T. U, was held with Mrs, Mabel Kimbeo at Kenyon, September 3. The annua] report of the officers read. The following officers and su- perintendents were elected for the coming year: President, Mrs. Charles Dawley; vice president, Mrs. Mahel Kimbeo; recond vice president, Mrs, M. H, James; reccrding eecretary, The contract for two mew cottages has been awarded to Alefis Caisse of ing, addition to horse barn and dairy by the bureau of animal husbandry to Dodge City, Kan., to take part in the edy for the epidemic which is causing were i | | | { which are used for storage and carpen- |. Often you hear;a‘m-l say . bottled beer doesn’t taste mearly so good as draught beer.” ' That is because he has X "BREWERY BOTTLING Bottled in accordance with the latest scientific and hygienic methods, that preserve all the taste, snap, and wholesomeness of the brew. / Order from your Dealer SELECT STOCK LAGER ; “GANSETT” PILSNER SPECIAL BAVARIAN BEER HALF STOCK BANQUET ALE/AND PORTER 1 Miss Mary Hoxie; corresponding sec- | retary, Miss Gertrude Kimbeo; treas- urer, Mrs. Nellle H. Moore; dining hall committee Mrs. Mabel Holloway, Miss Mary Hoxie; superintendent Medal contest Mrs. Lucy Dawley; literary committee, Mrs. Maggie McDonald, | Miss Nellie H. Moore; superintendent | evangelistic work, Miss Carrie Lan- phear; flower mission superintendent, Mrs. Mabel Kimbeo, Mrs. Lora Weav- er; superintendent press work, Mrs. Nellie Moore; board of trustées of li- brary, Mrs. Charles Dawley, William Kimbeo, Mrs. William Kimbeo, Mrs. Nellie Moore, Miss Mary L. Hoxie, Miss Carrie Lanphear, William Mec- Donald, Mrs. William McDonald, Miss Hattie Clark, George P. Clark, Mrs. George Clark, Frank N. Kenyon, Chas- J. Greene, Charles S. Weaver, Mrs. Charles S. Weaver. Delegates to the state W. C. T. U convention to be held in Providence, : September 23-24 were appointed as follows: Mrs. Mabel Kimbeo, Mrs. Nellie Moore. . HOPKINTON Road Repairs Going On—Storm De- | molishes Old Barn. People in this vi€inity are repairing their buildings in preparation for the winter. Avery Brown of North Stonington ‘was a caller in Ashaway Tuesday aft- ernoon. Curtis F. Randolph and family of Alfred, N. , who have been spending a short vacation with friends in town, returned home Monday afternoon. The men who have charge of the roads in town are busy putting them in shape for the winter. The old slaughter barn on the prem- ises of Mrs. Isabella Hull was demol- ished during the storm of Wednesday afternoon last week. Miss Susan Crandall has returned from a visit with friends in New Ha- ven. S Since' the dark days of the Groton centennial, many years ago, lights have not been in such demand in the middle of the afternoon as they were last week Wednesday. yeorge A. Carpenter visited friends in South Kingstown and attended the county fair last week. WEEKAPAUG Inn Closes After Successful Season. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robinson and daughter, Mvrtlebelle, who have been guests at ‘the Macomber farm the past week, returned to Porttand, Conn,, Friday. Mre, Ieon W. Bliven has returned from a *aok% visit with friends in Hartford. | Mr- and Mrs. S. M. Gladwin will re- turn to tartford Monday, after spend- ! ing the summer at their cottage here. | Miss Sally Sanford has gone to Piits- | field, where she will enter boarding | school. Weekapaug Inn closed its doors vhai 20th, after a very successful season. | Mrs. G. T. Collins is visiting friends in Westerly. ROCKVILLE { Dr. and Mrs George Browning of | Towa were recent guests of relatives | here. The Loyal Workers with Mrs. J. P. Greene. Ray Nichols and family have re- turned from Rocky Point, where they met Thursday have spent the summer, with their trained ponies, ’ ome from this place attended the fair at North Stonington this week First Past the Post. i It we understand Hi Johnson ar 1.m.; | Le thinks that there i sa posstbility that he and the Colonel will be left | standing at Armageddon.—Houston | Post. A woman’s clnb in New York, since admitting men to membership, has in- creaged tha number of its wosvn mepa-~ bers by 34 per esnt Our Office Building, with its large storage capacity, is practically uninjured by the fire. We have a full line of Shingles, Clapboards, va- rious Floorings, Doors, Windows and House Trim which we desire to move. Three large cargoes of COAL are now alongside ‘our wharf. 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