Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 30, 1912, Page 10

v NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1912 ————————————— ey NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE: ISLAND.| Who is Going and Coming—Incidents, Accidents and Building in Three Counties. New London County HANOVER Reception for New Pastor and Wife— Pleasin®- Entertainment — Guests Come and Go for Thanksgiving. A reception to welcome the new pastor, Rev. M. .J B. Fuller, and Mrs. Fuller 1 to be held in the vestry of the Congregational church Thursday even- ing. = A Varied Programmae. An exceptionally fine entertainment under the auspices of the Ladies’ guild was given in the Congregational church Thursday evening to a large audienc The succ of the affair was ulm to Mrs. Angus Park, who had charge of the following programme: heet Opus 18, No. 4 Allegro, Scherzo, Baker String quar- tette; reading, The Debating Bociety, Hall, Mrs. Coulter: soprano solo, More Regal in His Low Estate, Queen of Sheba, Gounod, Mrs. Way Captain January’s Little Star, ards, Mrs. Coults (a) Gluck, from Paris and Helen; (D) Andante Cantabile Quartette in D Major, quartette; re: d- The Down Hill Road, King Mr: 5 (a) The Search, Moods, ong Somewhere, Ashford, ; reading, The Ruggles Din- " Wiggin, Mrs. Coulter; solo, reading, How_the La Rue re Lost, Hood, Mrs. Coulter; Theme and Variation from 18, No. 5, quartette. Miss of Colchester was Rich- javotte Tschai- from ner Party Mrs. Way Stakes W Beethoven, Quartette Op Josephine Dawley the accompanist. Missionary Meeting. The missionary meeting will be held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Nathan A, Bennett next Friday afternoon No of Holiday Week. Ar jallup of Voluntown is a the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Mis: guest a Gallup. = r“ : G. Way and Glaston- <. Lorne Grelg home of Hon, and family of four generations took dinner Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bingham Thanksgiving day. The par- ty included Mrs. Abby S. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. BE. W. Bingham, A. H. Ben- nd Mrs. Beverly Bliven, the an, Kathryn and Emily and Mrs. Nathan A. Ben- adie M. Bennett and Her- nett Mr. and_Mrs, tertained Mr. and Webéter Standish en- Mrs. Charles Stan- dish and M ottie Standish of Norwich over Thanksgiving. v. Charles Peck and Mrs. Peck of hfield, Mass,, Mr. and Mrs. James Eadie, Jr., and Master James W. Eadie, 3d, are guests over the holiday of James W, Eadle. Entertained in Elm City. Miss Ruth Standish and William Park attended the Harvard-Yale foot- ball game at New Haven and were en- tertained over Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ha Andre Mrs. Walter Jeffers is visiting at the home of Pratt Allen. Miss Julia Babbitt, Albert and Wel- come Babbitt are spending seyeral d; in Providence. Rose Thorne of Poquetanuck is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J. Thorne. Iisses Eliza and Alice Blackburn are visiting friends in Pawtucket and Westboro. Miss Pauline Ashe, a student at the Baiti wdemy, is the guest of Miss Marie [lf!.m(;\ Mr. 1 Mrs. Francis Than ng with in W Mrs, Charle her M South Coven Mr. and Mrs, Willlam Britton and son Harold of Fall River, 8., are epending several days with Mrs. Louisa Franklin, Brief Recess for Students. Alfred Croft, a student at Storrs col- lege, is at home for the holiday: Malcolm Wibberly of Yale turned after spending a few with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wibber! Jacob Irons is spending several days with his sister in Northb Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pawtucket are visiting Mr. and Mrs, Bd. Babbitt, Guests at Norwich Party. Mr. and M Nathan A. Bennett at- tended a c: party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Bliven in Nor- wich Wednesday evening. James Whitehead s vis ta_South Coventry. Nelson Tue of Portepaug Hill was a guest this week at the home of Mr. and Mra. James Abelard. " FRANKLIN Mi Hill spent Rood is the guest of George Freeman, of ing friends Guests at Birthday of Mrs. Julia Verplank. Miss Faith N. Gager spent Saturday Sunday wrm friends in Greene- le. Miss Mabel Slade of Mansfield is the guest of Miss Bertha Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keables and Mrs. Fred Swift were guests Sunday of Mrs. Hermon Gager. Miss Ella , Mrs. B. L. Armstrong. Mr, and Mrs. L. A. Robinson enter- talned on Thanksgiving Lloyd P. Ayer end son, Eugene, were entertained at the home of Mrs. Julia Verplank in Bouth Manchester on Thanksgiving, it being her 83d birthday. Thanksgiving Guests. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith entertain- ed on Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs, My- ron Smith and Miss Blanche Smith of Bozrah, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smith wnd Mre., Leroy Smith of Lyme, Ever- ett Smith of New London and Miss Bertha Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wilcox have returngd to their home in Boston after heing guests of Mr, and Mrs. 8. N.| Tyvde, LAUREL GLEN Main and daughter of re visitors with M r. Nathan Maine, last attended the supper hapel in the evening. Watson of Westerly spent th her cousin, Eva Watson. Mrs. Charles Marble were Saturday evening. am Watson and family bave o Mystie. tie Congdon is employed in a cre at Westerly. Howard Martin and family of Ash- away were guests of Mre, Martin's parents Saturday and Sunday. Dr. C. O. Maine and Elias Brown of Stoningten Were guests of John Geer Monday naa Bm Holdredge is visiting in Provi- Dr. Smith and Charles Dodge of Mystic with John Geer enjoyed a coon reading, | | bert Mummell of Mrs. Hill's mother | South Manchester for 83d | UNCASVILLE Baptist Aid Snc ty's Fa\r Nets $125— Henry Frink Falls from Roof—58 Answer Odd Fellows’ Roll Call. The fair, supper and sale of fancy work by the Ladies’ Aid society of the Baptist church was well patronized and netted $125. Fell from Roof. Hpnrv Frink, who occupies rooms in e with Mr, and Mrs. George wet with a serious accident day. Mr. Frink was on a roof, shingling, and lost his hold and fell to the ground. He was terribly shaken up and severely bruised. Attorney Charles W. Comstock, who has been on a hunting trip in the Maine woods, has returned to his home. Mrs. Albert W. Avery, president of the Good Cheer Sunshine society, call- ed a special meeting of the society at the home of Mrs. Peter Taylor Satur- afternoon. work for SC! The reg- | ular meeting of the at the home of Mrs. worth. Attended Suffrage Convention. Mrs. Frederick A. Johnson, a member of the Equal Suffrage congress, was in Philadelphia to attend the national convention of the suffrage party. After a few days’ visit at the home | of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Strick- | land, Mrs. E. Bingham has returned | to her home at Quaker Hill. George Pratt finished work at the C. M. Robertson & Co.'s box shop on Sat- urday, and Monday left town to work in New York state. A new apparatus for heating the Pal mer Memorial school building has re: cently been ins ed. The new heat- ing will be steam, while the old was hot air. i Woodmen’s Dance. Cochegan camp, Modern Woodmen | of America, gave a dance in Robert-). son’s hall Thanksgiving eve. The fol- | lowing W of arrange- ments: W Chappell, 7, 8 than A, Wood- d Rog! Johnson, John Ly ndx. floo\" don; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Be into their new home which I Iy been remodeled for them, on Hill The public schools in town Wednesday for the holiday interval. Teft—LaFlamme. | Miss Mabel LaFlamme, who was em- | ployed at the mes Specialty com- | 's mill, this village, was united in e with Luther T. Teft Monday by the Rev. Charl ch of the Con- gregational church at the parsonage. 1. 0. 0. F. Roll Call. Fifty-eight members were in attend- ance at the rml call held by T lodge 5 () (v F. Grand Master s of New Londor ncremr Willlam S. Hutchin- | son of New Haven were present. Fred J. Hope is spending _several days with his brother, James Hope of | Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs, Clark several d Gay | | closed | Gmnd “Hummell is spending ister, Mrs. Hu- | Walter Jefi spend the with fr Mrs, were the parents, Mr. | ests of Mrs. Shaffer o over the| and Mrs, Charles Burgess, holiday. Pupils’ An entertainment was evening by the pupil school, under the instr principal, Grace proceeds used to ¢ Entertainment. ven Tuesday he Uncasvill ction of their Hooper. The defray ex- f Miss will be Agoga and Baraca classes of the Baptist church held a al time at el Monday evening. nd Mrs.. Chappell left town the first of the week to spend Thanksgiving at the home of M. Chappell's parents in Chester. FITCHVILLE Social Events Enjoyed by Local Peo- ple—Thanksgiving Visitors. i The mill closed Thursday for holiday, but resumed operations Fri-| da School closed Wednesday ternoon | for the remainder of the w Thanksgiving Eve Diversions. Several from here went to Colc ter Wednesday evening to attend entertainment given by members of St. | Andrew's Dramatic club at Grange | hall. Others attended a dance at Montville, while others attended the entertainment at the Sacred Heart church, Ne Town. On Brief Vacation. of St. Thomas' s home for the s, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Glasbrenner and children, Thelma and Melvin, are spending a few days with Mr. Glas- brenner’s sister, Mrs. Mary Marra. H Miss Ellen Holmes of Chesterfield is spending several days with her aunt, lis 4‘!\:1\m0\l ira spent Thurs- with ) ‘.n«'l \I|= Ed. Glasbren- of Montville. and Mrs. Misses Ruth spent Thursd John Hill of Sunday Services. Rev. G Elmer Lamphere will preach at the Fitchville Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock and in the evening, at 7 o'clock. The after- noon subject will be The Lord’s Sup- per a Promise More Than a Memorial, Evening subject, Hidden Wonders. The Lord's supper will follow the evening service. Henry Eastland and and Evelyn a WATERFORD Captain Slate to Spend Winter at Home—Dinner Guests of Thurs- day. Mr, and Mrs. Charles . daughter Adnlmdc of guests of M Mrs. Fllza\n, h l. Shelley Elizabeth James are over sz ing guests of friends in Norwich. Miss Ida Howard is visiting Miss Augusta G. Gates in Old Lyme. Migs Virginia Rose was a Vista caller Wednesday. In 8nug Harbor for the Winter. Capt. Ed. Slate is enjoying his va- cation for the winter at his old Water- ford home. Mrs. Daniel Boyle was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Katie Caine, the last of the week. James C. Smith was a Niantic busi- ness caller Friday last. Mrs. E. B. Young had as Thanksgiv ing day guests Mr. and Mrs. J. La rence Colt, Mr. and Mrs. Owen C. Wil- liams, who had an enjoyable time in spite of the snowstorm that raged without. Libby and were Buena | | Morgan, | hospit; | her mother, | their | lld | #rinrs | Middletown. { Young Pigs Average Well CALES FEORY Over -$30 .Realized .From Sale and Varisty Supper—Thanksgiving Guests in Village Homes. .. A variety supper and sale of fancy rticles was given by thé Ladies’ Ald soclety at the M. E. church on Friday evening of last week. Former resi- dents and friends from Norwich, Un- casville and Groton were in attend- ance. Over $30 was realizgd. Mrs. Delphine Fish with her grand- son, Gordon Manierre, returned last week from a lengthy visit with fela- tives In Hartford. Dined at Judge Brown's, Noyes B. Allyn was a guest on Thanksgiving day of Judge and Mrs. Lucius Brown in Norwich. Mrs. R, D, Fitzmaurice of Water- bury and her son Edward from Provi- dence were week-end visitors at their summer home. Miss Alice Satterlee returned Satur- day from North Haven, where she has been spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Satterlee. and Mrs. Harlan Pierce and IIarriet F. Crandall left Friday to_ spend the winter m(vn\hs in New York city, their for- mer home. \I Ellie Stoddard and son Alton ( y to spend a few days over Thanks ing with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac G. Geer in Ledyard. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turner of Long Cove with N Myrta Mather and Miss Mabel Smith were guests at a party, given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Young in Waterford last week. Rev. C. Wilson Harrison took the text for his Thanksgiving sermon Sun- day morning from the One Hundredth Psalm. There was but a smail at- tendance at both the morning and evening services owing to the storm. The collection for benevolences, which was to have been taken at the morn- ing service, was postponed until next Sunday. Miss Josie Birch and her Madeleine are fll. R. Irving Hurlbutt Jeft Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Parker of Norwich to spend several days in New York city. Thoma ng to with h daughter Latham left Thursday morn- pend the holic daughter, M in Middletown. who has M’nn under treatment for several w s st at the Middlesex al in \lw]xllotm\n removed to her daughter's home last week. Miss Harriet Bishop Brown arrived Wednesday evening from Hartford to spend the Thanksgiving recess with Mrs. Sarah J. Perkins. Close Summer Home. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan A. Gibbs closed home In the village on Monday accompanied by their daughter, Miss Natalie, left to spend the week with atives in Massachusetts before returning to Nor h for the winter months. Miss Mary Rudd Gibbs, who ited her parents over Sunday, re- turned to Radcliffe college Monday morning. Mrs. R. aft closed her summer home rece; at Decatur Bluffs and eft to spend the winter at Winthrop, Chas. Mrs. Latham, and, | Mass. Orrin’ Bennett of New York city made a short visit with his mother, Mrs. Emma_Bennett, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Avery of Poquo- noc and Edward Perkins of Long Cove were entertained on Thanksgiving by Mrs. Sarah Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. Rowland and son Harold of New guests on Thursday of mother, Mrs. A. H. Perk N Mabel Smith was Miss Lucy Gibson in New first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Beckwith of New London spent Thanksgiving with r. and Mrs. D. C. Perkins NIANTIC The Week’s Happenings in Village and Grove—Taftville Man Returns Home from the Pines. H. Perkins London w Te Ir. Per " guest of London the Large quantiti blocks are be Roxbury quarri teams to the frei to_"uincy, b T.'R. of rough granite ransported from the . _A. Beckwith’s or shipment and other places. Dawley of Middletown 1s | . D. Luce of New York is v smng his parents on Main street. Holiday Guests. Mr., and Mrs. James A. Way of Meri- den spent the holiday with Mr, Way's | mother, Mrs, Martha S sylvania avenue. Charles J. Luce is guest of his mily on Penngylvania avenue. Mrs. Ernest L. Spencer of Colches- s the guest of Mrs. M. S. Brown. Fannie Denison of New London spent Thank: giving y with Dr. and Mrs. Adam Bishop at their new home on Main street. Miss M J. Weiss has returned to her duties as teacher here,after a short don Munger is substituting at store during the absence of Clerk Elmer Lewis, who is undergoing treat- ment at a hospital in New London. Percy Wheeler, who is residing in New London is attending school in Ni- | antic. Pine Grove Interests. R. O. Libby of Wild Air was in Nor- wich and New London this week. Mrs. Josephine Sweet left Tuesday for Providence, after a visit to Mrs. Alden. S. O. Harrington is able"to be out, aft a short illness. Joseph Burnham will occupy the Webster cottage on High street during the winter. Mrs. A. E. C. Merriam, Hartford, last week. Mr. an Mrs. Robert L. Manwaring, who have been spending the holiday with their son, Norman E. Manwaring, home here. Will Spend the Winter at Cottage. Grover Beardow left Tuesday for his | home in Taftville, after a Visit of near- ly a week at his cottage. Mr. Beardow will spend the winter there. George Bell of Willimantic was in the Grove Monday. H. B. Goodenough of Hartford arriv- ed Monday evening to spend a monthh with Mrs. Jane C. Dorman. W. H. Dorman is now employed in Bristol. Frank Aston returned Monday from Mr. Aston will remain to finish his carpenter work here be- | fore going back to spend the winter. NORTH LYME Over 300 | M. D, of was a caller in the Grove Pounds. Mrs. Minnie, Durkin has returned home after a five weeks' stay at G. H. Strons’ G. H. Strong and son butchered a spring pig this week that weighed 310 pounds. W. H. Maynard at Wood- bridge farms butchered six this week that averaged 350 each. M . M. Sisson, Jr., was in Mid- dletown last Friday and Tuesday of this week. Miss Emily Stark was in Middletown Friday. ‘W. M. Sisson, Jr, was in Ivoryton Tuesday. . Way, on Penn- | OLD MYSTIC Local People Attend North Stonington Rabbit Supper—Epworth League So- cial—Michael thiun’l Death. Among those from the Mysties who attended the rabbit supper at North Stonington last Thursday evening, which was served by the grange, were Mr. and Mrs. John Allen, Mrs. Ever- ett Barber, Mrs. Hilton, Miss Jessie Holdredge, Heman Holdredge, George Sherburne, Mr. Beebe and Henry Lay- ton of Mystic, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- fred E. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ackert, Miss Harriet Ralyea, Miss Clara Mae Brown, Miss Marjorie Har- ris, Miss Florence Johnson, Blanche Brown, Miss Alice Fi Miss Helen King, Philip Har erett Johnson, Archibald Lamb Walbridge, Willlam Kennedy and Richard Walbridge. Wilfred E. Brown carrieq the party on a straw ride in his auto truck. Silver Collection Taken. The Epworth league held its month- ly social I'riday evening at the resi- dence of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ackert. Vocal solos were rendered by Miss Charlotte Marchand, and Rev. Arthur H. Withee. Miss Florence Joh Johnson gave recitations and piano solos were played by Miss Delia Will- fams and Miss Mildred Peckham. Pumpkin pie, doughnuts and cotfee were served. A silver collection was taken, which will be useg for league expenses. The Baptist Ladies’ Aid society met Tuesday evening with Mrs, Lamphere, Union Service. A union Thanksgiving service was held Wednesday evening in the Meth- | odist church, conducted by the pastor, Rev. Arthur H, Withee. Rev. Henry Emil Anderson, pastor of the Baptist church, delivered the sermon. Funeral of Michael Ratican. The death of Michael Ratican curred Saturday morning, suddenly, after three de illness of pneumo- nia. He w: ears old and was veteran, having been a private in Co. B, Sixty-ninth New York infantry. He had resided for the past four years at the home of his son, Lawrence Rat tican. The funeral was held Monday | morning at 9 o'clock at St. Patri church, Mystic, Rev. John F officiating. Burial was in the C Lhu» lic cemetery, Old Mystic. Progress on Parish House. The Methodist parish hoyse is near- ing completion, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Edward Loo- mis have returned from their honey- moon trip to their newly furnished home in George Weller's house. A hot-air heater, largest size, has just been alled in the Baptist church, Hostess Eighty-eight. Mrs. Jane H. Dean delightfully e tertained F \Irs Abby E. err gregate ages of the 324 years. Mrs. Williams, tk of the quartette, quiet brateq her 79th birthd Mond: vember while Wednesda, ber 27, was the 88th birthday hostess, Mrs. Dewey' entertained Mrs. Dean | Saturday at her home in Smith street. SANON Mr. and Mrs, Frank Noyes Married Forty Years — Family Reunions on Thursday. of the Thcm was a dance Friday hall. vening, ham prompted. A large crowd attend- ed, people coming from Hebron, Willi- mantic and Colchester. Fortieth Anniversary of Marriage. Mrs. George 10f Exetel V. ,» @nd Mr. and Mr: Lawrence s of Fall River, spent Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noyes, who cele- | brated the fortieth anniversary of their marriage. Out of Town for Thanksgiving. Among those who spent Thanksgiv- ing out of town were Mrs. Hattie S. Robinson and family with her brother, Arthur Gillett, Mrs. N, S of Franklin, and Miss V. home in South Manchester. Miss Mary | Wednesday | Stark | Mr. nd attended wedding. and Mrs | Bridgeport spent K‘\[r, Tucker’s | Edgar Tucker. Came by Automobile. |, Mr. and Mrs. G. I Champlin of Matunuck Park, R. L, have been the |Buests the past week of Charles Briggs, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Briggs and Mrs, Sarah Gager making the trip in | their touring car, | Miss Grace Burr of New Rochelle, [N. Y. was the euest of Mr. and Mrs, N. B. Royall Thanksgiving, | _ Charles’ Briggs is spending a few days with his son, George Briggs, of | Baybrook. i Family Gathering of Twenty. Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Manning entertained about twenty of their children and grandchildren on Thanks giving day. GARDNER LAKE | Sister from France Visiting Mrs. E. i Weddell. the Hoyt- LeRoy Tucker Thanksgiving parents, Mr. of with and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lewis and daugh- ter are visiting Mrs. Frank Lathrop of Bozrah. i Albert Champlin is ill. Arthur Friedmann has opened the SROD formerly owned by E. E. Mitch- ell. Miss Ethel Champlin of Hartford is at her home, called there by the ill- ness of her uncle. Mr. Service of Norwich Town is snending his Thanksgiving vacation at Eden Lodge. { Mrs. E. Weddell is entertaining her | sister from France. Mr. and Mrs. William Koonz of Nor- wich were at their cottage on Sunday. Mrs. Frank Lathrop of Bozrah called on local friends Sunday. ! . OAKDALE Men’s Sacial Club to Unite With X. L. Club to Purchase Piano for Chapel— Schools Visited. The men’s social club met in the {Chapel on Friday evening, November |22nd. Herman Johnson was chosen treasurer, It was voted that each member pay a fee of 20 cents a month |towards meeting the current expenses, ‘ol the club, said fee to be paid some- nme during the month, any member who fails to pay at the expiration of three months to be dropped from the list. Voted—that the president, W. W. Woodward, be chairman of a committee of three the president ap- pointing John Lynch and Herman Johnsen, together with himself, to con- fer with a committee of three mem- bers of the X.- L. club in regard to buying a new plano for the Chapel Addressed Children. Rev. C. L. French speke to the chil- on Sunday, his subject being ng, text Colossians 8, 15, oc- Randall was in Norwich | | Miss Margaret Boothman, | on and Theodore |t Frank L. | | the Thanks { | o'clock ovem- | | this |a few | Chapma | There was held at the home of Bernard Johnson on the Palmertown road. The X. L. club met Saturday after- noon at the home of Miss Evelyn Com- stock. 3 Town School Supervisor C. E. Wheeler of New London visited the schools in this section Monday. Miss Clara Odgers of Norwich, a former teacher of the West Side School, visited that school on Wed- nesday. SALEM 8upper for Social Club—Family Re- union on Thanksgiving Day. An oyster supper was served to the members of the Social club in their hall last Friday évening. Miss Eva M. Standish spent Sat- urday and Sunday at the home of her parents in Westchester. Sherwood Miner visited relatives in Norwich Sunday. Howard A. Rix of Montville was a | Sunday visitor at the home of his fa- | ther, Joseph A. Rix. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hanney and children, Wellesley and Catherine, were recent guests of relatives in Wa- terford. William Raymond is spending some time at the home of his sister, Mrs. J. Rd\munvl Doug Miss via Miner is spending some time at home of her brother, S. A. Miner, Mrs. William B. Arthur, Enoch . Ray Kingsley and son Crandall and Charles Helen Malona and Miss Alice ited relatives in New London Dined at Homestead. The families flf Charles S. Ray and E. J. Standi \ e gathered the old and enjoyed a Mr. and Mrs. tead y with V. W. and Hanney and Catherine, at the home ster, Mrs. Hepry Church of Montvill e. Lawrence Beebe, a student Norwich ¥ cademy, is spending gl s at the home of his parents 5 Mrs. Am ker and daughter Eliz- abeth of New London are spending a ew d the home of Mrs. Tinker's ster, Charles Malona. Mrs. Standish of Westchester was in town on Wednesday. All the schools in town closed at 2 Wednesday afternoon for the [hanksgiving reces: PENDLI HILL Boston Man Estimating Timber Woodlet. A TOR on Mrs, Juliet Boardman and son, Har- is, were in Griswold Saturday. Mrs. James Brooks ending this | week with her mother ,Mrs. Elizabeth | Thompson, Mr: ennie Thompson and son, Clif- ford, were in 'w London last week visiting relatives Howard Fay of Boston is on the hill week ,estimating the amount of timber on the Palmer wood lot. Miss Edith Cooke spent over the week end in Norwich the guest of her aunt, Mrs. althia Button. Jephtha Bill of Griswold has .been spending several days at the Palmer homestead. M Mary Palmer stie, are visiting brother in Natick, I Mr. and Mrs. | baby of Mystic, Lyle and Ernest Gray | of North Stonington, were guests Sat- urday of Mr. and Mrs. B. G, Palmer. Bert Clarke of Westerly is spending da at the home of Martin L and Mrs. daughter, Palmer’s and Mrs, C. Dwight Thompson {are_with their daughter, Mrs. George Wheeler of Stonington for a short GLASGO Social Events of The Week—Visitors and Travelers for the Holiday. Wilbur went to Willimantic to be the guest of his grand- daughter, Mrs. H. D. Pollard. Albert Hammel has moved from the village to farm lately owned by the late rk Cook. The free entertainment in Social hall Tuesday evening was well patronized. The ice cream social held by the Epworth League of Bethel church at R. H. Young's was a financial success. s u good attendance. All t evening. Youne was a week end ives fn Westerly. Il returned home Satur- spent the week with lark's Falls and Pendleton epent Benja guest of rela Mr. J. G. I having riends in Hill The storm Sunday prevented many from listening to the sermon by the district superintendent at Sunday morning, and also prevented the evening services, Holiday Visitors. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Wilbur, with | their family, spent Thanksgiving in Willimantic with their daughter, Mrs. Pollard. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tift were guests of Henry Tift, of Jewett City over anksgiving. Miss Laura Young, who is teaching in Stratford, spent Thanksgiving at her home. Miss Winifred Jefts visited at her home in Worcester, Mass, over the holiday. PRESTON Zundell-Krug Marriage at Congrega- tional Parsonage—Grangers Discuss Corn. George Ellis spent Monday in Wor- cester, where he attended a large sale of registered Ayrshire cattle. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan H. Hall spent Thanksgiving in Hamburg. Shelton Keneston of Bates college, Maine, is spending the Thanksgiving holidays at his home here. Corn the Theme. The regular grange meeting was held Tuesday evening. The subject of the 1 urer’s hour was Corn. There were visitors from Pachaug grange. John Stanton of Mystic was a Te- cent visitor at Jacob Merklein's. Mrs. 2. Ellis spent Thanksgiving with her aunt, Mrs. Fannie Palmer, in Norwich. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Phillips were recent visitors at W. E. Crary’s. WEDDING. Zundell-Krug. Frederick Zundell and Miss Miss Anna Krug were united in marriage at the Congregational parsonage on ‘Wednesday evening. The ceremony was performed by Rev. L. M. Kenes- ton, pastor of the Congregational church at Preston City. They were unattended. The bride was becoming- ly gowned in white messaline with all- over lace. The bride and groom are well and favorably known here where they will reside. “HAMBURG Richard Ely was home from Water- bury and spent Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Stiles Ely. Mr. and Mrs, L. Bill spent Thanks- giving at Deep River with Mrs, Mel- ville Bill. Miss Violet Olson spent Thanksgiv- ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Swan Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harding enter- tained a large party of relatives on ‘Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Otis went to Waeatbrook last Sunday. of the | the Bethel | | 'William Maine and | NORTH STONINGTCN Unien Thanksgiving Service—Funeral of James H. Lee—Entertainment by 8chool Children. A union Thanksgiving service held in the Congregational Sunday morning, the pastor, M. Hollister, delivering the sermon. James H. Lee’s Funeral. The funeral of James H. Lee was held in the Becond Baptist church Sunday at 1 o'clock. Rev. Lucian Drury officiated. Burial was in Union cemetery. The bearers were John D. Avery, Charles C. Gray, Frank H. Brown and Clarence E. Palmer. Pupils Entertain. The grammar and primary rooms of the viilage school, taught by Mrs. F. M. Hollister and Miss Grace Sheffield, gave an entertainment in the Con- gregational vestry Monday evening. small admission fee was charge at the close of the exercises ic and cake were sold. The net ~roc were between $14 and $15. which will be used toward the purchase of maps for the school rooms. Harvest Supper. The Willing Workers' society of the Second Baptist church gave a harve supper Tuesday evening at the resi- dence of Richard Wheeler on Shunoc Heights. George D. Thompson has gone Florida for the winter. Rev. and Mrs. Lucian Drury spent Thanksgiving with relatives in New- ton Center, Mass. LEFFINGWELL How Local People Spent the New England Holiday. was to Harlem Dolbeare returned to Nor- wich Monday after a short visit at the home of his brother, J. E. Dolbeare. Mr. and Mrs. George Sheldon of Eas Great Plain were callers in town Sun- day. Miss Jennie Gardner Is spending the | holidays with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Morgan, of Salem. School closed Wednesday for Thanksgiving recess. Joseph Ward of Tolland is visiting | his brother, Rev, John G. Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eilis and the Misses Ruth and Myra Ellis were en- tertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Starr at New London Thanksgiving. Holiday Guests. Among the Thanksgiving guests at the home of Mrs. Carrle Gardner and Mrs., Ella Beebe were Mr. and Mrs. John Dolbeare of Montville, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Willard of Willimantic, Mr. and Mrs. James Dawson of Nor- wich, Miss Belle Robinson of Essex, Mrs. Mary Beebe of New London, Mr. . Beebe and little Miss the Carolyn . At Leffingwell Homestead. The usual family gathering enjoyed Thanksglving at the home of Deacon J. Charles Leffingwell. There were 1§ present. Among the out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Whiting of Norwich and Mr. Ward of Tolland NORTH )RTH FRANKLIN Family Dinner Pames Sarties Held on Thurs- day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rockwood and daughter Florence, Ella and Florence Hoffman, were in Hartford Tuesday. Miss Helen Ward of Willimantic spent Sunday at her father's, T. H. Ward's. Mr. and Mrs, L. A. Browning, Mr. and Mrs. A. R, Race and daughter, Re- na, visited in Plainville, Sunday. Daniel Smith and sister Annie ,of Brooklyn, were visiting Mr, and Mrs. F. A. Rockwood Saturday Mrs. A, T. Browning and daughter Ethel were in Hartford Friday. Mr. and Mbs, Reuben Manning and children spent Thursday with Mr. Manning’s father, N. A. Manning. Mrs, Jerry Mahoney entertained on Thanksgiving day her father ,Charles Ladd, her brother, family of Greeneville. Miss Lucy Palmer of Groton visit- ed Mrs. Estella Lathrop this week. Mr, and Mrs. Paul Brennan and son of Baltic and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Duggan and son Willie, of Jewett City, spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Mahoney. LEONARD BRIDGE Town Loses Model Citizen of Luther Spaulding. in Death Luther Spaulding, a farmer in the town of Lebanon, dled very suddenly Monday night of neuralgia of the heart. Mr. Spaulding was born in this town in 1860, the youngest of a family of four. He has always lived in this place, working the farm with his fa- ther, then, in their old age, caring for his father and mother, who lived to pass their fourscore years. In January, 1889, Mr. Spaulding mar- ried Miss Adella W. Cobb of Norwich. They have one daughter who is at- tending Norwich Free Academy. He was a man of sterling character, a genial and most accommodating neighbor, an affectionate son and brother, a most kind and loving hus- band and father, ever seeking the welfare and happiness of his family. Though not a member of the church, yet he was a regular attendant, al- ways interested in the services. He manifested deep interest in the affairs of the church, and was a liberal giver towards its support. He will be greatly missed by the whole community, sincerely .mourned by his wife and daughter, who have the fullest sympathy of all, and also by his two sisters and brother. ASHWILLETT Mirage Foretold Snow—Eggs Scarce and High. First Mrs. A, A. Morgan was in North Stonington village Tuesday. Jeptha Blll was a caller at C. F. Hayward's Tuesday afternoon. George and Joseph F. Pierce were in Norwich one day last week. Two flocks of wild geese were seen fiying south recently. Foretold Snow. The first snow mirage was seen in the sky Tuesday morning as a warning snow was coming soon. Arthur Morgan has gasoline engine and saw. Daniel and Joseph F. Plerce went to Mystic Tuesday. purchased a Leon Ladd, and | AFTER GRIPPE OR PNEUMONIA the enfeebled system mdfl; accepts any discase—Nature's resistant force is depleted and Scott’s Emulsion is needed. Its highly concen- trated nourishment is im- mediately distributed to every organ. With Scott’s Emulsion nature repairs waste, con. structs healthy tissue and active, life-sustaining blood. Nothing equais Scott’s Emuision in convalesence. Smn& Bowue, mwnfldd N.J. e Windham County BROOKLYN Mrs. Jennie Jones Dies While on & Visit—Man Jailed for Theft of Bag of Sugar—Old Building Removed, Jennie nT, Jones, a short was_ taken pneumonia and died on Tuesday. Her body was brought here for burial, the funeral services being held in the Con- gregational ch h, of whi she was a faithful member. Burial was in the family lot in the South Cemetery. Rev, Charles A. Downs, her pastor, offici- ating. Miss Susie Hoxie spent a short time in Providence with friends recently Professor Rufus Sheldon and daugh- ter Laura have closed their hoi winter and gone to Pittsfield Lottie Palmer has n itic for a short time. Rev. George F. Genwing, D. D, spent who went e time since to sick with Thanksglving with his daughter and in Greenfield, Mass., occupled a pulpit near there, g absent, there was no serv st church, Frank P. Hoxie and daughter Susie have gone to Milton, Mass the winter, Mr. and Mrs terbury, were rborough and Sun- and, in Aaron Mborse, of Can guests Miss Lottie tford the week’s end and Sunday. The County Commissioners and mm!\' auditors were at the jail Mon- looking over accounts for the r. Jailed For Theft. On Saturday John Kelley the grocery wagon of S. S Elliott, a bag of sugar, was arrested stole from Clapp, of for which and brought before Wil- llam R. Thurber, Justice of the Peace, and, entering a plea of guilty, was fined seven dollars and ordered to pay | costs of eleven dollars and nineteen cents. Being ble to pay he was committed to ja In 8Springfield Sanitorium. Miss Grace Thurber, caring for her mother during her illness, was completely ex ted, and is now fin a sanitorium near Springfield, Mass. Building Removed. Mrs. Anna B, Cummings down the tenement house that stood In front of Spaulding's stable, and | when removed and graded oft the lot | caused a great improvement in the appearance of the streot |, Jailer Fields, with the prisoners, has alken down the large elm standing in front of Mrs. E. W. White's residence | that had become very dangerous. The | old landmarks are thus passing away in has torn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark spent Thanksgiving with the latter's parents at West Thompson. A union service was held in the chapel Thursday at eleven o'clock. Miss Pansy Neff has returned to her home after spending a few days with her mother. Mrs. Mary Marcy | Myrtle have returned lengthy visit with Mrs in_Providence. The Ladies' Aid Soclety of the M church tied two quilts on Monday the church vestry Charles Johnson was home with his mother for Thanksgiving. Mrs. John Ethridge is entertaining | her sister, Mrs. Dickle, from Provi- | dence. On Tuesday they spent the | day with their grandmother in Ash- { ford. | Mrs. Elisha Perry entertalned friehds | over Thanksgiving. and daughter home after a Marey's sister IE. in Rheumatism Neuralgia '| Sprains Mrss C. MARONEY, of 2708 K. 8., 1 out- W. Washington, 1. C., writes : fered wich rheumatisim for ive years and I have just got bold of your Lini- ment, and it has doue me o much good. My knoes do not pain and the Sweliing iuus gone.” Bns, A WEIxAT, of 03 T Bt., Maryville, 0., W nerve my:ny log ws destroyed five years ago and leit mo wita a_jer] &t night so that [ could not sleep. hand told me to iry your Lizimeas and now 1 could not 6> without it. find aster its vee 1 can sleep.” SLOANS LINIMENT #{sagood Liniment. Ikeepiton hand ;ll the time. My daughter sprained her wrist and used *“The Eggs are scarce and are 42 cents a dozen here. MOHEGAN There were no services at the church Sunday on account of the storm. Mrs. John Fielding, who has been in Plainfleld for several days, has re- turned home. Mr. Moonette, of Boston, called on friends In this place Sunday. Fred Smith is building a new barn. Bulgaria Grown Up. Too long have the powers treated Bulgaria as the Peter Pan of the Bal- kans. She I8 now grown up, and has learned to keep house, as witness the new, well built, well laid out capital, Sofla, which with many provincial towns has taken the place of the wretched huddle of flithy huts which did duty in Turkish time. The coun- try is covered with a network of very fair roads, thers being also a good and rapidly extending railway system, and a great system of free education, and, finally, all men are equal before the law, Can any honest man deny her the right to take her place among the nations whe count?—The Bvstand- o' Liniment, and it has not hurt ber since.” Joserx HATCHER, of_Selma, N. O, R.F.D., No. At A1l Dealers Price m.. 50c., $1.00 s - free. Address