Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 28, 1912, Page 11

NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1912 - New London County LEBANON Twenty-four Tables of Whist—Festi- val for Congregational Sunday School. There was a whist .party Friday evening in Grange hall: . Twenty-four tables were played. The following prizes were awarded: Ladies—First, Ruby Sweet; second, Mrs. Amos Lillie. Gentlemen—First, Charles, Abel sec- ond, Willle Pultz. ~Consolation—Vera Hoxie and Joe Semple. Christmas C. E. Meeting. The Congregational Christian En- deavor soclety held a special Christ- mas meeting Sunday evening, ar- ranged by Mrs, Otto Pultz. There was music by the hestra and choir. Shore Leave for Holiday. Lewis Greene of the U. 8. S. Florida was a guest the past week at E. J. ‘Tucker’s. Santa Claus Appeared. The First Congregational Sunday school held its Christmas exerci Wednesday evering in the church lors. There was music and recitations Santa Claus appeared and distributed presents among the children. Sand- wiches, cake and coffee were served. Among those who spent the holidays in town were Miss Addie Hallen at Miss Mary Dutton’s, Miss Marion Blakeslee, who teaches school in Vol- untown, at her parents’, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Blakeslee, Miss Sarah Danielson, who attends Killingly High school, at Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Danlelson's, Miss Amy Lamb of Greeneville at Miss Sarah Danielson’s, Miss Emma FEl- dredge of South Manchester at Mrs. Hattie S. Robinson’s, Rodney Hewitt of Powderpoint at Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Hewitt's, and Daniel Carpenter of Hartford at his father's, Benjamin Carpenter's, Christmas Dance. A dance Wednesday evening in Grange hall was largely attended. Card’s orchestra furnished music and Prof, Tinkhamy prompted. S fa’ Lyon Pratt Buvs Alvah Morgan Place—Holiday Week Events. Rev. and Mrs. T. A, Willlams spent Christmas day with relatives in Meri- den. Sherwood Miner and son Charles were guests on Christmas day at the home of Mr. Miner's brother in Nor- wich. Enoch Crandall spent Christmas day and the remainder of the ‘week at his home in New London. Mr. and Mrs. James Lane are spend- ing the midwinter holidays in New London. Christmas Party. Charles S. Ray and family enter- tajned Christmas day O. W. Ray, Floyd Fletcher, Allan Fletcher, Byron Ran- dall and the family of F. R. Bailey. A new Victrola furnished pleasing, enter tainment for the company. Ira Gifford is making repairs on his home at Maple Lawn farm. Ernest Beebe of Norwich was a re- cent visitor at the home of his par- ents in town. Mrs. Edith Chadwick of Norwich visited relatives in town last week. Bela L. Pratt Buys Farm. “The Alvah Morgan place has at last besn sold to Bela Lyon Pratt, the moulptor, of Boston. concert of the Com- fionll Bunday achool was held the church on Thursday evening. LEDYARD : Recent Sale and Supper Nets Over #50—Little Pigs Soarce and High. The sale of fancy articies and the . given by the Ladies’ Ald so- in the Congregational church was ly patronizpq and netted more than $50. Revival Meetings. . F. Newton, state avangelist, a serfes of meetings ptist church for one week. Dec. 29 will be an all day at the church. and Mrs. D. D. Taylor were guests of their som and in_Oolchester. and Mrs. Edward Avery and were Christmas guests in New on Wednesday. Little Pigs Scarce. l¢- are scarce and high in on. average attendance for the fall _ dn dietrict No. 13, Mrs. Ursula to.-:hor was 9.636. Those per- m attendance were Joseph De Canada De Rose, Mary Silva. . and Mrs. John M. spent Christmas with Gray and son . Mrs. Joseph Dean, of New '-nh ‘1‘»" their ¥, James l\oCrlcken is the guest ves in Norwich, r:;d Mrs. Enos M. Gray and son are. guests of relatives in Providence. OAKDALE Oharles F. Scholfield, who died sud- &t his home here on Monday at 11 o'clock a. m., WAs conversing time with two friends with he had just closed a business ion. Mr. Scholfield had been in health for some time. He was ; high esteem by all whojknew was the oldest male resident tville, having been born in Stonington June 8, 1817, He was the wsecond son of the late Joseph and Mercy Newbury Scholfield. He moved with his parents to Montville when he . was 17, but three years later, in 1837, returned to Westerly, where he took charge of 0. M. Stillman’s woolen mill, the former property of his father. Aft- er a few months he went west, stop- ping in Cleveland and Akron, Ohilo, where he remained for several months. He returned to Montville and in 1840 went to Lowell, Mass, becoming sec- ond hand on the looms in the Middle- wmex mills, After remaining there three years he came back again to Montville and began manufacturing satinets in partnership with his brother, Joseph Arthur. This partnership continued for three years, and then he moved to £alem, Mass, where for another three years he was foreman of weaving in the Naumkeag mills. He then return- #d once more to Montville, since which time he had been engaged in the man- ufacture of woolens and twine. Mr. Scholfield 1s survived by his widow, who was Phebe F. Winchester of Lewell, Mass., whom he married Oct. 9, 1843. There was one chiid, Law- rence, who dled in Infancy. CLARK’SFALLS Miss Bentley has closed her school gor the holidays. Alfred M. Clark was In Mystic over Christmas. Mr, and Mrs. Henry F. Babcock en- tertained their son Arthur and wife over Christmas. Clark B, Main i quite improved in health. #a F. Palmer was at the state hos- Norwich, last Saturday to visit rother, Willlam E. Palmer, who seems. greatly improved NORTH FRANKLIN Myp..and Mrs, H. A, Wheeier enter- fained at Christmas dinner, Mrs. S, . Hyde and Master Wiilie Doyglass. H. A. Wheeler and son Herbert were ylsitors in Willimantic m‘&: LETTERS FROM TWO STATES Windham County SCOTLAND Miuionary Worker Remembered—The Week's Guests—Christmas Exer- sionary society has sent this arrel of clothing and sup- Dllm! to Rev. J. E. Butts in South Car- olina. Mrs, 1 ie Weaver is spending the week in Norwich with her daughter, Mrs, ank Fite! Mr. and daughter Arline are for the holidays, kins' parents. Mrs. Fred 0. Haskins and in Brockton, Mass. guests of Mrs, Has- Hyde and daughter belle, of C. nl(n ury, Misses May Imer and Carrie king of Willimantic, Fred Cocking of W esterly and Mr. and | Mrs. H. F. Allen, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Carter, Christmas day. Vacation Visitors. H. Walden of the Norwich Free Academy faculty 1is spending the Christmas re with his parents, Deacon and Mrs. Palmer Walden. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Barstow and son | Richard spent Christmas in Boston with relatives. Miss Mary Moore of the West Haven | school at home for the holidays. Miss Martha Babeock ie visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Bab- ' 3 Isa- L. cock . Taber entertained and Mrs. Jared A mith, Mrs. R. E. Geer and the 2 adys and Bea- trice Geer. Wedding Invitations. Invitations are out for the marr Tuesday evening, Dec. 31st, of Miss Florence Martin, daughter of Mrs. Davis Martin, and Raymond J. Faux of Newark, N. J, Christmas Festival. The Sunday school ( and exercises were postponed Chtist- mas eve owing to the storm of the day and were held Friday evening. | An unusually interesting program of recitation and song was presented, ter which fruit and candy and gifts from the tree were distributed. Will Set Out Orange Grove. O. H. Sweet and E. B. Inman left on Tuesday for Winter Haven, Flor- ida, where Mr. Sweet expects to set out an orange grove on land he own: . Mrs. Sweet entertained Frank Ham- ilton, Thomas Clark and Miss Ruth B. | Sweet of Hartford and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Burnham, Frank Wood and | Idward Clark of Scotland Christmas day. Mrs. mas tree George (. are spending yn, N T. 'Buckiey Thomas and son the holidays in and family of Ne London’ are visiting at D. Murph Mr. Murphy been ill the past weel James E. Pringle and family of Gro- ton were Christmas visitors at C. M. Crandall's. Kenneth Waldo of spending the holidays ents, Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Waldo. Lester Hawkes and family, who moveq to lower Scotland recently, are & valuable acquisition to the neigh- borhood. Hartford is with_his par- DAYVILLE Miss Ann Thompson’s Funeral— Christmas Dinner Guests and Hosts. The funeral of Miss Ann Thomp- son was Thursday at one vclock. The Rev. F. D, Bristol conducted the ser- vices. Miss Thompson will be miesed by her family ang friends, as she was a faithful friend and kind neighbor. Christmas Tree. The Christmas tree for the children of the Congregational church was held Christmas night, Christmas eve beingz too stormy. Miss Bernice Cogsweli, W. D.' Cogs well, Benjamin Cogswell were with | ‘Worcester friends over Christmas. The Rev. F. L. Bristol had with | them his son and and son's wife, of | Boston, also his daughter and her hus- band from Oxford, Mass. Raymond Burneit of Providence was | with Deacon F. J. Burnett and family for the holidays. | ‘Willarq Bennett epent Christmas with his mother, Mrs. Fannie Bennett. | Home from Washington. | Mrs. James Walker returned Satur- day night after spending two months In Washington, D. C. Holiday Guests. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Bidwell had with them as guests for Christmas Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Bidwell of Passaic, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Woodard, Mrs. E. G. Bldwell and Mrs. A, W.| Gibbs of Norwich, Miss Alice Fish of Mystic, Mr. and Mrs, Clinton Atwood of Danielson, Mrs. C. A. Russell, and Attorney S. L. Russell of Dayville. Mr. ang Mrs. N. E. LaBelle are en, tertaining Miss Florence Allen of Whitinsville, Mass. Mrs. P, L. Bristol is confined to the house with a severe attack of grip, Peter Gingras has left the 'trolley company and is again at LaBelle's store. Miss Mary Providence. Mr. and Mrs. N. Lorne Greig were guests of Hon. Angus Park anc fam- ily for the holidays. WAUREGAN Guests Entertained on Christmas Day ~—Local People Who Dined Out of Town. McCue is visiting In Delor Heneault of Plainfieléd was a visitor in town Christmas. | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swan cf Occum | spent Christmas here with Mrs, | | | | Swan's mother. Lawrence Johmson of Har:ford and Olive Johnson of Rockville Christmas at their home here. Mr. and Mre. L. J. Dioa and are spending the week in Adams, Mass, at the home Dion's mother, On Hokiday Trips. Miss Christina Rankir spent Christ- mas in Providence. Henry Tripp was a Christmas visit- or_in Westerly. W. A. Caldweil spent Christmas at his home in Taunton,’' Mass. Mrs. Roger Grahant spent Saturday | and Sunday In Baltic. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goven of Pittsfleld, Mass., are visiting hers with relatives for a few 'dayve. Mr. and Mrs. Jokin Baton spent a few days this weék in Hopedale, Mass,, at the home, of their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Milligan. 1 Mrs, Benjamin Livesey of Lawrence, Mass,, is home for a brief visit. George Plankv of Pittsfield, Mas: is home for a week Herbert Messler i home with rheumsatism. Laura Raymonl, cashier Wauregan &tore, has to her home b) liness. spent | sons North of Mr. confined to his m. at -the been confined woo_éTocx VALLEY | Mr. an ‘\Irs 0. A, Hiscox and Mr. | and Mrs.) Allen Kenyon spent Christ- | mas in Plomfret, guests of A. D. Bnggs‘ and famlily. Miss/Mabel Barrett, who is ll(endinfi‘ #chool/in Hartford, 1s spending her va- | catioh with her mother, Mgs, Maud Tyon and son spent Chyistmas with Mrs, Lyon's parents. Mirs. Harold Bloom left Friday for a| trfp south to visit her mother and fam- { normal | were well rendere { there and they CLARK’S CORNERS School Children's Christmas Tree and Entertainment — Cakes from Mrs. Robert E. Clark. About fifty parents and friends gath- ered at the schoolhouse Friday even- ing to attend the Christmas exerc The room was attractively U.ummd with hemlocl e following fed out: Sot Christmas Bells; Luther Mar- nted Two Navin; Navin, n Baby Scott: Christmas \\v\n Mary Coltury and Mary Claus, Helen and \mh vel ' Jennings; tched Their Y'H‘J\:yn John Ruth Scott; fam Mary The Bo Martin and 3 nta, Helen - If You're ¢ e hrisimas Dol e e im's Chri pmxmgmm chool Martin of Holly song, school; Christm, Viola Navin istmas, Martin Navin; Helen I‘x\ed Up Jes Fore Listen to Us, Navin; Yodle Christmas, a play is number presents w d from a well laden Christmas Mrs. Robert E. Clark as usual fur- nisheq t ldren with refreshments which »d of Christmas cakes beautifully orated and a large cake to the teacher. Home for Holidays. Students home for the holidays ar James N. Oliver, Pennsylvania; C C. Oliver's Leonor: school vacation. Mr. and ) ly_are at ple. Albro _and children s in Pomfret. ther Hattin is the guest of arles Oliver, at W, Jennings of the state 1. ¥. Palmer and fam- spent A . Calvin Burnham enter- tained Mr. and M Carlton H. White of Webster, M Allen Jewet: spent Christmas day at is n's, Elmer C. Jewett's, in Nor- Recent guests at Modena are Mrs. M. A. Gridley of Willimantic and Lu Ogden of Hampton. EASTFORD Sunday Schools Hold Christmas Fes- tivalsJHoliday Visitors. The M, E, concert and tree tree was decorated presents. The music s had its he with numerous and recitations ough a num- to take part were not were not able to car- v out the full program. The p: nd wife were well remembered. Congregational, Festival. The Congregationalist Sunda was to have a tree, Tuesday but on account of the storm it postponed until Wednesday Village Notes. Mr. and Mrs. Frank spending the holidays daughter in Danielson. The scho§ children are enjoying two weeks' vacation. Mrs. George Hawley, who has been ifl_with pneumonia Is’ conv: A s Ida se fof Woo ley a guest at the M age Christmas day. Miss Florence Warren, one of East- ford's former feachers, is home for ber who were was night. Weeks with are their E. parson- the holidays. | | Moves to Lyons House. John Young, whose h< last week, has moved into the Dwigh Lyons house. . Three of Maro Lew children are il} with grip. Mr. ang M ter Louva spent Christr other daughter, Mrs. OUTH WINDHAM Mrs. Charles Backus’ Father Killed in Strange Manner—K. of K. A. Plays. as with Clark. an- The following guests tained b Harlow “h : Clinton Winchester, Arthur.’ Winchester and Miss Kath- erine Winchester of New London, Mr. and Mrs, W. Cady Fitch and daughter Holmes of Bridgeport. Killed in Strange Manner. Mrs. Charles Backus has been Ticonderoga, N. Y., the past nding the funeral of her Swivester attuck, who was and killed by the roof of ti which blew off during a heavy were enter- Holmes at father barn Taftville. Christmas daughter at Tnu|~1 Kress spent her husband and Martha Potter has been enter- taining her brother-in-law, Mr. Smith of Haversack, N. J. Mre. Alfred Card entertained ily party Christmas those present © Mr thur Clark of Willima Mrs. Harold Maine of a fam- eve. Among d Mrs. Ar- . _Mr. and Windham Herbert Card of Windham. . and Mrs. Abell of Lebanon spent with the latter's mother, in Wade. Mrs. John Rose have heen a few days with Mr. and Charles Upton’ of Hartford. A reunion of the LeClair family was held recently at the home of Napoleon LeClair in honor of a brother who was here from Canada. Gave Two Plays. Friday evening the Knights of King Arthur presented two wkward Squad, by the boys South Windham and the Bachelor's Baby by the boys from Windham der ‘the direction of the Rev. M. Ray- mond Plumb. The plays are to be re- peated at Windnam. Mrs. Mary La Va La Valley of Springfield, mas guests of Miss Josep nd William Bacon of Barre, visiting his brother, J. H. Pacon. Mr, and Mrs. Walter Vaughn of Sterling spent Sunday and Monday as guests of Mabel Moore, who is enjoy- Mass., 1s | Ing a two weeks’ vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Matthewson of Hartford spent Monday looking about thely property here. David Ru mas with their daughter, Mrs in Mansfield Depot Mr. Bacon and family, Mr. Moore and daughter spent Christmas night with Mr. Babbington and family. School closed Friday for ten days' vacation. A Christmas tree and exer- cises Friday evening were much enjoy- ed. Durl WINDHAM Rose Necklace from Golden State— Congregational Sunday Scheel Has Entertainment. Mrs. Andrew Metzger received as a Christmas gift from a friend in Cal- ifornia a necklace made of beads grown on the exposition grounds in Balboa park, San Diego. Congregational Christmas Festival, The Christmas entertainment for the children of the Congregational Sun- dis- | from the University | home for a week's | school | night, | Mrs week | | to he struck | wind- | | until late | sandwl william | 1 | use was burned . John Miller and daugh- | little | of New Haven and Richard and | South | | vac | s and famlly spent Christ. | Stepherds | { | Jewett City M ahd Hhthiim: Woman on! g | ter, | mantic day school was helg in the chapel on Tuesday evening. The heavy- snow rmInterfered somewhat with the ! attendance as paths could not be made in_the afternoon, but there 50 present. A supper of d cocon was served which a program ‘tion of Mrs. EKONK the Sunday Schools. were e The little daughter born I Mr. and Mrs, N parsonage, died \Wednesday taken to Dayville for burial Nineteen mvm%»'s and v Helen Hopkir Harriet Guild Keen mma evening and furni the literary programme. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hall e talned a large company of frien cently. Dancing was enjoy Byron Gallup spent three Pettus, Sherman, Emma | ce Beckwith, Marlan | Solos by arjory Sherman and | pild and Glad Lew- ristmas tree laden each one also re- | is and an orange. | ttily decorated with | rgreen by Mrs njamin Wilcox is improv to be outdoors on nday f sengs and Andrew Metzger spent | . A i - hristmay h Mr. and Mrs. John | hanged bet cher 2nd s mantic. CENTRAL VILLAGE sther for the Christmas recess. Christmas Concerts. 1 from here cert on Sterling Hill | and shared the | Christmas tree. On sday here Married at Parsonage — Christmas Week Visitors. onday presents from Edward Ames of Kennedy City clear- ed the snow the Christmas tree and were postponed until Wed oolen company plow to clear the paths t was much appreclated by eling public. Beatrice Gardner has been at the Day Kimbail hospi Putnam. Miss Nellie Elllott of New visiting her parents, Mr. William Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Eibert Couchane have been visting their daughter, Mrs. gene s, in Taftville. arcisse Caplette is ent cousin, Miss Theresa Codiin of er, Mass. Bourque spent Christmas ster, Mrs, Henry Trudeau, in Moosup. Master Ray Bliven of Moosup has been visiting his grandparents, Mr. Mrs, George Bliven. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olds of Provi- dence have been visiting at Charles B. Barber's. the . shopping. The body of Mr. was brought here for burial in the Haven is and Mrs Jeanette Gallup, dren Wednesday. p: b \h. and Mrs, and her brothers and mas day. NORTH STER_L_ING nd The Week’s Happenings. Willis—Warren. Mr. Willis of Jewett City and Miss Warren of Putnam were married the parsonage by Rev. Tuesday evening. Holiday Week Guests. Mrs, Frank Edgerton has been en-| tertaining her brothers, from Exeter, R. L Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carlan and| children spent Christmas with Moosup | relatives. | A e Kilpatrick is visiting her in Providence. Thomas Weaver enter- | tainad: friesida’ from Westerly, L, Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Willilam Simmons spent | 3 in Norwich at the home of Vaughn. { avis of Manchester, N. H., is ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ar- thur Davis. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Dean, Mr. and Allan Moffitt have been spend ral days at Henry Williams', Blackmar has been father at Foster Center. and Mrs. W. C. Dwinal of nt Plummer, automobile. Mr. at E. Lewis Wall the making the trlp in | | Faa nnie | | | and Mrs. John Potter Mrs. F. O. dence last week and, Mrs. Danielson spent Spooner. Died After Brief Illness. many friends of Angie Shi Telless Sunday The 13, in Plainfield last weelk. with pneumonia only three days. Mrs. Edith Swan Corbett, She was t: Saturday h who turned to New York. Horace an has returned home here for the winter. Mrs. Mary Bowen has been vis! friends in \\mlm’\mh eguim has been a visitor | b Piummer's. WOODSTOCK E :md \Irs, R. L. been the guests of Whitney have relatives in Am- | ss Ella Lawton of Brooklyn ls vis- | iting her sister, Mrs, Willlam Lo Miss Dorothea G. Gardner is visitin relatives in Providence. Mrs. Moses Ballou and daughters, | Ruth, Phyllis and Winifred, of Ux are visiting at Samuel Col- istmas with B, R. Hall Miss Jane Kendall of Boston the parsonage for the holldays. abeth s with her Mrs. George Palmerton of Providence has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Wil- liam Dennis. PLAINFIEE' . | | | | | George MeClellan and family of York are visiting Miss Jessie Mc lan s, G | from quinsy sore throat Dr. and Mrs. Edward White of ton are guests of Herbert W. Bow Christmas Play Given. Rev. Chr M and Mrs. S. B. Carter ate| tmas dinner with their daughter, | dw.. Palmer, Christmas Entertainment. The Congregational Sunday held its enter a nesday evening. by the primary Crowning Jes! Little Stars, ‘m!dryn kes, Doretha ford, Nena nd e A. aches | The C ogramme was | s follows: (hlldrfln. 80 recitations b Bamford, Wini- Louise exer- | “four chilaren, Then unloading, of the trée. and ing of presents, after which s, popcorn and candy were serv- | A social hour followed Death of Joseph Noyse. 1 people were surprised Monday r of the death of Joseph N at his home in Cinconnati, Ohio. The family left their summer home h”l‘« only a few weeks ago. Mr. was 2 Wy married the ¢ r ter of the te Hon. Joseph Hutchins e of Plainfie r! and has since spent the summer mnr‘lhs at the old home he H< le his wife, a son a both married, and sev children. One son died in hood. | Congregational held in Ac school Gifts from a well laden Cistributed. Refreshments cake and ice cream red B: Jerome SOUTH WOODSTOC! Lo Christmas Putnam Lodge. s 0| ly d home for the helidays. Christmas exerct nded, the children ta interest in the tree were par early child- | C1 with Mr. and Mrs. | Miss A sel Ritch is home for a | ~1e of weeks. | Pu(nam Lodge Election. i the 110th ion of office A WESTMINSTER School closed Friday for the holidays and will begin Jan. 6th. Miss Lulu Robbins, the teacher is spending the n New Londc i Fred Allen, who I lived and Mrs. .Columbus Smith for visiting her parents in nual meeting Putnam lodge, No. ! Harr; s Rust; J. Williams 8. D, Lou 8., John R. Allen ; J. D, Carl ( Davis; J. 8, Kenyon; Mrs. Merrifield of New York | SO0+ stmas with their children | | Sybil Mead, a teacher In New | the holiday recess| r home in this parl _ Dorrance Cook has been ill| iss Bertha N of her sister, Mrs. Frank R. Bur over Christmas at Norwich. Malcolm Wibberly of Sheffield entific school is at home over the delivered a sermon suit- | - and Mrs. Benjamin Brown spent | children and mas -in Lisbon. Mr, Mrs 4 ate Christma | Mrs. Geo | " George : Hammond of Burnelde took| Centrel Vermont road. dinmer at his father's, I W.| dinner with Mr, . Wheeler, Jr. John Infant’s Death—Christmas Festivals of . 15th to “well Reynolds at the t week with her daughter in Plain- with a ple llup is at her hom: ccount of the severe snowstorin g Brown and Miss Mar; r were in Norwich one Robbins of Norw Greenman is visiting George Gallup entertained all| Visitors Motor Down from Boston— week end with F. moved to Plainfleld for the winter. Plummer was in Provi- Benway with W. were pained to learn of her death and lived been visiting her parents here, has re- to his | | v 3 F ille spent Sun- Crowell spent { Christmas Play a Featurs of Congre- gational Sunday School Festival. Edith H. Hall of Philadelphla ence R. Hall of Br)dzeporl Bingham of Spring- mother, Mrs. F. W. Bowen is suffering ristmas tree exercises of the demy hal Wednesday even- tmas play was given, Week Notes—Election of Annie and Blanche Shippee | and Santa Meabel and Ruth Cahoon spent | w. and A. M. v, Robert E. Harris; Frank «h'\pla!n Clark was the guest George F. Tillinghast Brown has gone firing on the | record of attendance. Avoid Impure Milk for Infants and Invalids HORLICK’ It means the Original and Genuine MALTED MILK w f Elkonk Grange Plainfield Grange ishe nter o endad the con evenin t L™ The Food-Drink for all Ages. Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form; Y More healthful than tea ot coffee. For infants, invalids and growing children.'s ‘Agrees with the weakest digestion. Pure nutrition, upbuilding the whole body. Keep it on your sideboard at homes Invigorates nuising mothers and the aged. . A quick lunch prepared in a minute, P Take no sub-tltuto.‘{' Ask for HORLICK'S. HORLICK’S Contains Pure Milk con her this tardy. They are Lewis Hazard, Al- fred Dodd, Lydia Upton, Uuella Rob- ingon, Lilllan Dunham, Robert rows, Lloyd Robinson, Robert Gardi- ner. Three others, Himore Hasard, Charles Robinson and Lawrence Dun- ham were absent only one day. For the month of December thers were 11 pupils perfect in attendance. Con- sidering the fact that many of the children are small and live at a dis- tance of one or two miles from the school, the children and the teaches, Migs Florence Olin, deserve credit. Christmas Celebrations. On Friday afternoon, the 20th, there was a Christmas program at the Mansfield Hollow school provided by the teacher, Miss Gottschalk. At the Sunday school Mansfield Hollow Monda; children and teachers school furnished a very delightful Ht- tle Christmas cantata. Santa Claus was present to distribute gifts from a_bountifully laden tree. A tableau of the manger with the star of the east. shining upon it was also pre< sented. At Mansfleld Center church Friday evening there was a large Christmas tree and exercises provided by the Sunday school. The work was In Chlge of Mrs. Leslie Nichols, Mra. R. E. Stearns and Mrs. J. L. Dun- stan. Britain with their siste Baker and family. Mr Agnes Clare of Boston spent Wednesday with her mother Mrs, Arthur Staley was a Worcester visitor Thursday. Eli Trecy died Dec, The funeral was held leaves four daughters Burial was in t vis- 19th, aged 79. Saturday. He and ope son. cemetery. Bos- | 0. their | have | of R. COLUMBIA | Big Boulder Being Removed—Christ- ppie, | mas Tree for Sunday School Pupils. fivca ham of Columb | cone ege are spending the holiday vaca- has | tion at thei vective homes in this | place. Lyndont Little, cester acade student at the Wor- is spending his vaca- tion with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Littie of Columbia Removing Big Bouldsr. The large bouider on the road from Chestnut 1o limantic Card’s mills is being removed by dyna- mite. iting | GURLEYVILLE How Christmas Sunday Was Observed ~Tree for Sunday Scheel. Mrs. Althea Lincoln from W Mass, was & recent visitor here, settled the estate of her mother, | late Hunnah Nichols. The houss land was purchased by C. B. Dodge, who intends to tear down the house. The Ladies’ society ¢f the M. N, church recently held a sile and supper at the conference room. Miss Beatrice Tunnicliffe has re- turned from a visit with her sitster and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cummings, In Ware, Mass. Christmas Sunday. Last Sunday the subject of Rev, B H. Tunnicliffe’s sermon was The Un- speakable Gift. There was special Christmas music by the cheir. T church was prettily decorated with ev. ergreen and scarlet bells. Hddie Bates, from Willlmantic, assisted the ‘com- mittee of young ladies appointed by the Sunday school in Christmas dec- orating. Wednesday ev the o en- joyed a Christmas tree under aus- plees of the Bunday school. A shert entertainment preceded the distribu- tion of gifts from the tree. Miss Frances Bliss closed her school last Thursday for the holiday vacation. She had planned to have Christmas exercises Friday afternoon, but was prevented from coming in the morning on account of iliness. STAFFORD Doath of Mrs, Martha Dwight st the Ace of 86. Mre. L. Burley is Il Mrs. N. Merritt of Holyoke is the guest of Mrs. A. Smith at Hydeville. John H, Larned of Lafayetta col- lege 18 rpend!nz Christmas with -his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Larned. Mrs. Mnrgh- lzfll‘ht :l dl:‘ Friday morning. he leaves -@m { Mrs. Willlam Hassett of Holyoke | Mrs. Nella Weston of Stafford. funeral was held at the family Monday afternoon at one o'clock, William E, Gaskin of the Universalist church officlating. Burial was in Hill- | stde cemetery. UNION School Closss with Christmas Tree and Exeroises. Pastor on An Outing. . and Mre. E. O. Foster jeft last } Thursday for a few d visit_with | relatives and rrh-n: in Danvers, Mass. | The pastor expects to remain over 1 i Deardsle; of the ! ¢ is ex- rected to occupy the puipit Tree Bore Gifts for All Chrisimas at the church | were postponed from Tuesday to Wed- nesday evening. The attends very large. The church was hand- | somely decorated in evergreen and red. A large, ful -~ Christmas tree on the platform was ioaded with gifts. There was hort - program, ongs an chiefly by the younger _m of the Sunday school s followed by the dls- | tribi fts. | Mis 3 1, ing a school of oratory visiting the family of Grown, at the Lake. her cousin, Miss spend part of t with friends in New Brown is teacher of North district, Columt Steoped on Rusty Nail. William Bertsch while at work one day this week stepped on a rusty nail which penetrated his foot, causing & painful wound. Th: ices of a | phyeician were called. The wound, which had closed up, was opened and the poison and rust extrncted. Anti- toxin was injected as a precautionary | measure. is at New Clel- of Bos- | en whe 1s attend- in Boston, is her uncle, A. E, iss Randall and Brown, will vacation state. Miss school in the were | and | tree | con- were | i K il WILLINGTON per guests Included Mrs. rs. Brown at Mr. Cos- )T'AI and Mijss Mason Miss Emma Rose A hxmm s H. g from Vermont has Miss Sara L. Ransom Du been visiting Dunning. n cos his aunt, s | ! ristmas decor- ow and gif! Ba an-:a s of Ward chased the ree, at the Mrs. F. W. for the E. | ist Sunday W-.w sc n'ml H.! | effects of s Ruth ||4('»l~: ill_of appendicitis Mrs. Davis from Derby | tting her son, Will Davis. MANSFIELD CENTER Punctual School Pupils During Term Christmas Joys for Old and Young. fa old, and peritonitis Vt, is vis- arl. s seriously Mise Florence Barrows is heme for the holidays. Miss Bsther Nelson closed her sehool in District No. 1 Friday for two vacation. She had a tree and a ing entertainment which was m enjoyed by the children and the ors present. Willlam Myers of Woodstock visited his daughter, Mrs, H. Graham, at_the parsonage Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. H. Graham, with thelr children, are rpcnalus‘ the week at Woodstosk Hill with Mre. Grethem's dick.; | §«-l'} The village school closed on Fri- holi- | gay, Dec. 20, for the holiday vacation. IIN"E were special. exercises by the a little play presented by a few of the puplls. A chiaf atiracs tion was the la and _bountifully and | jaden Christmas tree. The school ita first term of the year with a good Of a total of absent nor pupils § were T Titzgerald was in Willi- | mantic Monday. | Mrs. E. Whitehouse and Miss Rachel | Kenyon spent Christmas with their | parents, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Kenyon. Miss Louise Anderson of Boston is visiting at Bdward Berggren's Miss Rache! Kenvon was in Willi- mantic Monday. Miss Marian Hammond was in Willi- Saturda WARRENVILLE Christmas passed very quietly in this village. Several families had Christ- mas trees. | School closed last Friday for two| weeks’ recess, Miss Spaulding lo‘n(‘ to her home to spend Christmas. | Several from this place spent Jon-l day in the Thread City. Mrs, N. J. Brackley spent Christmas | with her daughter in Boston. i CANTERBURY PLAIN A quartet selection was sung by the cholr Sunday morning. Mrs, ©, Perry and children are vis- Mting Mr, and Mrs, B, Perry. Mr, and Mre. Allen MoMt are spend- ing a few days with Henry Williams and family EPRPPReN parents, Mr. and Mrs, William Myere. Has built up a successful dental practice in this city in the last nine years THREE STRONG REASONS: 1st—Absolutely Painless Dentistry—I honestly belfeve that this fu the strong- est reason for my success. People come to me in fear and trembling and go away happy—wondering why they doubted. 2nd—The Lowest Prices consistent wlt.h work, a set of teeth as low as $5. Gold le and Bridges 35. Teeth without plate $5. Gold Fill- ings $1.00 up. Other Fillings §0c up. Srd—Perfect Wark Guaranteed—My painless dental work causes patients to send their to me—the friends doing likewise. In have built up a big nncflc‘. eolutely upon my work. KING DENTAL PARLORS, 203 MAIN STREET, NORWICH, CONN, (Over Smith's Drug Stors) HOURS § A, M. SUNDAYS, 10 to 1. lei on parle Francair this w.“} People can 'fl]‘l’.- Telephome.