Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 19, 1913, Page 11

——— MNIANTIC WVisitors At Stats Gamp Ground For Band Concerts—News of The Vil- Ilnge and Grove. or Simeon E. Baldwin of Hartford and several officers of the Unite States Army wers visitors in M. “and " Mra Linicus and_son of New IA-‘don are zu:npy!ng Wwild Air Mr. "H‘l’l"w" E. Beebe of Rocky have arrived at the Grove for & spending the summer with his family at Keeney Cove near Oswegatchie. Mr. Douglass teaches in East Hampton. Mrs. P. A. Kumpitsch of Bridgeport is spending the swmmezr at the Win- field cottage. )lr." White and famuy of Stafford Springs, are occupying the Fiske cot- tage on Broadway for a month. Visited Camp Ground. A number of Niantic and Pine Grove people visited the camp ground tnis Week to hear the band concerts given daily. Mr. and Mrs. R. O. iaboy are in Norwich for a week. - George Griffin of Brooklym is in the @rove for a lengthy stay. Mre. Frank Noble and’ daughter, Diss Noble of Hartford, are at the Norman cottage for the summer. Mr and Mrs. Walter A. Scott en- tertained a number of friends at their cottage Tuesday evening. Refresh- ments were served and all had a pleasant evening. Mrs. Charles Fiske and daughters, Misses Florence and Gladys Fiske, of orwich, were callers in the Pines, Sunday. Lem Beebe of New Haven visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Beebe, Tuesday. ¢ Strong Morgan of Meriden was & recent guest of his mwother, Mrs. Way Tuesday. Earl Sexton of Hartford is.in town. Mrs. Harry Beebe and son of New Haven are guests of Mr. and Mrs, H. E. Havens os Champlin Hill. Rev. J. J. McCook of Hartford was in the village Tuesday looking after the work done on his summer residence. Mr. and Mrs. George Brooks have returned from a few days’ visit to their daughter, in Middletown. John D, Griswold of Boston is spending two weeks' vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Gris- wold in the Pines. At Band Concert. i A number of the cottagers attended | the band concert given by Hatch's band on the camp ground, Wednesday | evening. i Governor Baldwin and a number of | military officers were in attendance. Miss Emma Ross of Quincy, Mass, s visiting friends in the village. Mrs. Belknap of Bridgeport has opened her cottage on Broadway for the summer. Rev. Lyman Horton of Westerly is the guest of his family in the village. Mrs. George B. Bunting is at the Niantic house for a week. Niantic lodge, No. 17. Independent Order Odd Fellows, conferred the sec- ond degree on a class of camdidates, Thursday evening. Services at the Congregalional church are held Sunday at 10:45 a. m., and 7:30 p. m. by pastor, J. William Knappenberger. William Saunders of Sound View is visiting friends in the village. E. R. Proctor is visiting Philadel- phia friends. Mrs. Charles Baker of Hartford is & guest of Mrs. W. H. Dorman. ASHWILLETT Wistaria In Bloom For The Second Time—New Vegetables. R Arthur Morgan who is working at Greeneville was a caller in town, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sterry Kinnie and two sons were visitors in Scotland, Sun- 3 Clark returned to her home in lLedyard the first of the week after visiting in Campbell's Mills and Rixtown. Mr. and Mrs E. H. Clark speat Sun- day in Preston City. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Guile and Mrs. Sarah Barnes were in Ekonk, Sunday. Mrs. Julia A. Crumb has a wistaria bicoming for the second time this sea- son. She also has three catalpa trees in_bicom. are enjoying fresh vege- tables from the garden, such as peas, beans, cucumbers, and early potatoes. PRESTON Mrs. John Peckham Able to Leave Hospital—Norwich Preachers at Lo- cal Churches. Mrs. ¥red Harvey and granddaugh- ter, of New London, and Mrs. Elsie Sherman of Worcester are visiting at J. H. Wilson's. John McCracken and family of yn, N. Y, are visiting at A. D, Zabriskis's. Mrs. John Peckham, who underwent an operation at Backus hospital, was %0 much improved as to return {o her home Tuesday. Rev. Lemuel W. Frink of Norwich will preach at the Congregational church Sunday. Rev. Mr. Strouse of the Wst Side, will preach at the Baptist church, Mies Ruth Richardson. after spend- ing several days visiting at Rev. N. B. Prindlebs, has returned to her e LAUREL GLEN Dr. Hale and family visited West- erly, Saturday. Dr. Myron Main has been a recent uest of Dr. Hale. Attorney Main is working at the Palmer homestead, at Pendleton Hill Vera and Helen Martin of Ashaway, are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mre. Nathan Main. Alden Miner of Ashaway was a call- er_in this place Sunday. Mr. Marra was a business caller in Westerly, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Main of Willi- mantic are visiting at W. L. Main's for a few davs. Mrs. Richmond and Mrs. E. P. Lewls spent Tuesday at Horace Palmer's. Ruth Maine visited Wednesday with Mre. Almy at Pendleton Hill. Howard Thorpe of Poftes Hill called on J. P. Von Carlsberg, Tuesday. Dr. Duane Main of Springfield is visiting Dr. and Mrs. Hale. Mr. James' father returned Friday te his home on lLong Island. NORTH LYME Birthday Club Celebrates Annivel saries of Threo Members. About twenty-five members, of the . Haldrian ‘afternoon, Birthday club gave MNrs. birthdays of Mrs. Willlam Mrs. Ernest Rogers, which came the past week. Fach of (hese ladies re- ceived a substantial gift of money from the members of the club. An elaborate lunch was served and the affair proved | very epjoyadie, - T v STATES C, E. Society's Committees—Motoring Lawn Pionie—Drum Coros Serenade. Christian Kndeavor soclety of the Quaker Hill church held a meeting in | the church and appuinted the follow- Ing committy for six moath; So- cial, Mrs, Leolin A. Comstock, Miss Millicent Comstock, Miss Jennie Nel- son; missionary, Miss Thelma Oram, Miss Ruth Long; lookout, Mish Maxzia Brown, Miss Frances Hdwards, Miss May Bitters; prayer mceting, Mrs, Le- roy P. Gracey, Harold Cornet; press, Miss Kthna Edwards. On Motor Trip. Mr. and Mrs, Frank J. Alexander, accompanied by their children, Misses Blizabeth and Alice Alexander, and Prentice Alexander, who have been taking a trip through the state in their automobile visiting on their way Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Smith of Water- bury, have returned home. Miss Elizabeth Taylor is spending several days the guest of Miss“Annie McDougal of Norwich. Mrs. Charles Rogers of Hill Top, who has been the guest of -relatives in Webster, Mass., has returned home. Elmer Pierson of Providence, R. T, spent the week end with friends in Pe- quot. Mr. ‘and Mrs. Fregerick sassock and daughter, Miss Ellzabeth Kassock, of New Haven, who have been guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wood- mansee, have returned home. Mrs. George C. Chappell has return- ed, after spending several weeks with relatives in Pittsfield, Mass. Choir Reception. The members of the choir at the Quaker HIll church held a reception and social at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Leolin A, Comstock at Hill Top, on| Thursday evening. Mn and Mrs. Ray Woodmansee are entertaining Mrs. Woodmansee's niece, Miss Myrtle Dennis of New Haven. I. 0. 0. F. Installation. | Tuesday evening Thames lodge, I O. 0. F, held installation. District Dep- uty Richard Woodworth of New Lon- don conducted the ceremonies, after which a supper was served. | Chesterfield Services. i Services were conducted in the, church at Chesterfield Sunday afters noon by Rev. G. C. Chappell of Palmer- ! town. Others attendinz were Deacon | Edwin Henry, John Brown, Miss Mari- an Henry, Miss Gertrude Olsen, Miss Cisie Pratt, Miss Alice Chapel, Miss Maude Bennett and, Reuben Austin. Miss Annie Flaherty of New London is the guest of her brother, Cornelius | Flaherty. Trip Threugh the, State—All Day | The recently elected officers o tne ' visiting relatives here. He is able te walk witheut ecrutches, having been ill_four menths. S Miss Louise Blliott is spending a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Ar- ‘thur Faverio in Westerly, R. I &Hx Charles Lewis is entertaining | Misses Susan and Electa Fuller of Woreester | A resident of Moosup was found | resting peacefully on the scheel lawn W nights age. He was invited te go to the leckup with Officer Fred= eriek Mitchell . Mise Hiizabeth Barber of Plainfleld Bas been visiting her sister, Mrs. ‘Willlam Dean. At the Beach. Mrs, William Simmons is spending a few days at the Simmon's cottage | at_Pleasure beach. Mrs. Arthur Baton and son of wnst ! xillingly ay visiting Mrs. Emma Ba- ton. e 2 Has Diphtheria. Miss Pauline Mathewson, youngest duughter of Mre, Arnold B. Mathew- son is 1l with diphtheri There were threo cases of tho disease in the family in March, but Miss Pauline was not taken ill' at that time. The health officer does not know of any gther cases In town. Mre, Eugene Brower of Putnam visited local relatives Wednesday. Mrs. L. Howard Cross visited friends in Jewett City Wednesday. Mrs. William Preston of Providence is visiting relatives here. Sunday School Picnic. The Sunday School picnic will be held at Wildwood park this (Saturday) alternoon. TDAYVILLE Men’s Club Gives Successful Lawn People on Summer T | ‘ and Mrs. Mr. the week end in Worcester. Ray Cheesbro spent Mrs. Bsther Jacobs and daughter Florence Mittish. Miss Clara B. Stokes, who has been seriously ill, is able to be out of doors. Mrs Lrving Blanchard is visiting at Providence. George Gay has moved from Main streét to one of Frank Kennedy's ten- ements on the street. Mr. and' Mrs, W. F. Bidwell spent the week end at Eastern Point. daughter were guests of W. D. Cogs- well and sister over Sunday. Mrs. George Whitcomb and son Les- lie are with Mrs. O. L. Street for two ‘weeks’ visit. Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Bidwell, Mrs. Peltier, Mrs, E. G. Bidwell and Mrs. F. L. Woodward were guests of W. F._Bidwell Monday. Willie Turner has left the team- ing work of the mill and gone on the railroad. Lawn Social. Seeing New York. 1 A party composed of Rev. G. C. and | Mrs. Chappell, Miss Gertrude Olsen, Miss Ethel Boynton, Miss Marian Hen- ry and Miss Henrietta Gridley left Monday night to spend a few days in New York. Miss ‘Minnie Chapel left Sunday night to spend a few weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Olin F. Boynton at Gard- ner Lake. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Chappell are en- | tertaining Mr. and Mrs. Sears of Paw- | tucket, R. L | Miss Dox, who has been attending | 0drs, Annie Rathbun, has returned to, her home in Desmond, N. J. H All Pay Picnic. 1 The Good Cheer Sunshine society held an all day session with picnic on Thursday on the lawn at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fzra Hempstead. A | chowder was served at noon. Walden's | band gave a concert in the evening. | Mrs. Fred S. Opie of Westerly re- turned home Sunday., after a visit with | Miss Laura B. Woodworth. | George Bragan, after an illness of | severd] weeks, was able Sunday to re- | sume His duties as sexton of the church at_Quaker Hill { Fred and som, Clarenes, of | Norwich, were recent guests of Mrs. Leander Chapel. | Herbert Rogers is working in New London. Miss Bdith Taylor of New York has returned to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Taylor, for the summer. { Elmer Browning of Norwich is spending_this weekk with his grand- mother, Mrs, Ida Browning. Monday evening the drum _corps gave Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Carter a serenade. NORTH FRANKLIN Birthday Surpriss Party Given T. H. Ward. Mrs. Janette Hoffman and daugh- ters, Ella _and Florence, and Miss Florence Rockwood spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs, William Smith. Mrs. Nellie Ladd and Mrs. Elmer Mulkin of Greeneville visited Mrs. Emma Cox; Tuesday. Charlie Anderson of Cranston, R. L, and Miss Mattie Allen of Norwich, re- cently visited Mrs. Janette Hoffman. Mrs. M. F. Eddy of Yantic spent the week end with Mrs. A. T. Browning. Last Monday evening a few of T. H. Ward's friends gave him a surprise, it being his birthday. LEFFINGWE! ™ Martin Bent of Norwich and Fran- cis P. Bent of Brooklyn, N. Y. were calling on friends hers Sunda; Mrs. Emma Tyler, Mrs, Caroline Turner and son, Paul, of Norwich, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Beebe. The Philathea club held a business meeting at the home of-the president, Miss Gladys Beebe, July 10th. They voted to go to Watch Hill July 18. Mr. and Mrs. Allison Ladd of Willi- mantic spent Wednesday with Mr.and Mrs. Fred Ladd. HAMBURG Mrs. Ray Harding is entertaining guests from New York. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Jewett and son, Roscoe, enjoyed a trip to Hartford on the Zitella, last week Mr. and Mrs. George Ferris of New York are spending their honeymoon at | ! Linden Lawn. | ' Mrs, Beta Hubev and family of New York are at their summer home in Sterling City. Miss Marjory Lord has returned from a visit to Northfield. Windham County CENTRAL VILLAGE Cass of | Diphtheria—Sunday . School Picnic at Wildwoed Today. Miss Tillian Coover is spending a few weeks with relatives in Saund- erstown, R. T, Miss Marion Fyers Mass ifred ‘Eyers. Miss Elaine Noble of New London of - Methuen, has been the guest of Mrs, Hsther Grover, Miss M Bishop has been en- :lrtaluln[ lves from Washing- on, Lawyer Sabin S. Russell of Dantel- son was a business caller here Mon- day, Charles Brag; {s entertaining his sister from Philadelphia, Mre, John Wesicott of Providence, has been vislting her mother, Mrs.. Thomas Matthews, Earl Collins Improving. Karl Colling of Warren, B. L, s 16 visiting her cousin, Miss Win- | The Men’s club held their ice cream sale on.the lawn of A. T. Hope and W. D. Cogswell. The lawn was beau- tifully decorated and lighted by Chin- ese lanterns. A pleasing programme of songs and music was enfjoyed for an_hour. Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Greig have re- | turned from a trip to Montreal and ! Quebec. Miss Mae Brook spent’ the week end at her home. " WINDHAM Tea Proceeds $64—Showers for Two Young Guests. Arrivals at the Inn_this week in- clude Mrs. Emerson Hough of Chi- cago, Mrs. and Mdes Paddock of Nor- wich. Rev. M. R. Plumb, Russell Potter, | Alan Guild, Harold Lefingwell, Ralph Eaton and Eden Cook arrived home Thursday from ten days’ stay at Quon- ochontaug. Mrs. R. P. Bates and Miss Margaret Lanoden of Chicage were in town Wednesday. = The proceeds of the tea given for the Windham Free library Saturday amounted to $64. This includes sev- eral substantial gifts. Mrs. Wilson in Hospital. Mrs. Chauncey Wilson of the Jeru- salem_ district is ill after an opera- tion for appendicitis. She is in St. | Joseph's hospital in Willimantic. Given Showers. Miss Marian Lincoln gave a mis- { cellaneous shower Wednesday for Miss Lilllan Hibbard of Willimantic and Miss Heler Larrabee. Both received {useful and pretty housekeeping ar- ticles from the twenty-four young ladies present. O TN WARRENVILLE Myron Pratt at St. Joseph's Hospi- tal Suffering From Broken Ankle. | Miss Majorie E. Case has been the | guest ,of friends in North Grosvenor- dale and vicinity for the past two weeks. . Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Bugbee are spend- ing their vacation in Kennebunk, Me. Mrs. D. H. Shippee has been enter- taining a friend from New York. Mrs, E. P. Mathewson and Mrs. Mabel Mathewson of Ashaway, R. I., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Durkee. E, A, Field and a friend from Hart- ford spent Friday of last week with Judge O. D. Baker and E. L. James at Paradise camp and enjoyed the black bass fishing. Myron Pratt is in St. Joseph's hos- pital, Wiliimantic, suffering from a | broken ankle. Earl E. James is spending the week at_Clark’s Corner. Mrs. L. A. Baker is entertaining | her mother and sister from New York. CLARK’S CORNERS Ray Palmer Celebrates His Fourteenth Birthday. | | | Mrs. L. H. Jewett is visiting friends in_Willimantic. Miss Regina Roscoe of Willimantic returned with Viola Mavin who had been her guest. Dr. William B. Oliver of South Nor- walk was a week end visitor at his home here, Mrs, Emma M. Williams of Bridge- . port is the guest of Mrs. Allen Jew- ett, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bakken | daughter Madaline, visitea | Bakken’s parents .over Sunday. Earl E. James of Warrenviile spending the week at Modena, Ray Palmer of Springfield, Mass., wWho ‘Is spending the summer here, celebrated his fourteenth birthday on Thursday. He entertained several friends, Games were played. Ice cream and cake were served. Miss Warren has returned to New ! York, after spending a few days at | horae, A birthday party was given recent- and Mrs. is |ly at the home of Mr, and Mrs, | Churles Buell In_honor of {heir | daughter's, Olive Iova's, 16th birth- day, The time was spent in playing | Eamies mnd In listening to selections from the phonegraph, Afterwards refreshments were seryed, Dgacon Trowbridge has moved intn the house which he has recently fitted up, Rev, and Mrs, Frank Chamberlain ure at their eottage at Willimantic un~ iil atter the eamp meeting, Mr, Cham. berlein will retorn hems the last of e?ch week to eonduet the Sunday ser~ viee, [ nim 38, 89 autemebiles nussed threugh Fairmount park, Philadelphia; in 1913, 900,000, are spending a few days with Miss | Mr. and Mrs, Louis Ring and little | at Former Doan P Presented. 3 Soda crackers tritive food. Uneed ace—Plays Well 4 Miss Lulie Hale has returned from { & vacation of two weeks at her home {in Paland, Maine, te her pesition at Mirs, Washburn's. e Miss Sybil Pettis is- spending al” nth at the Summer school atAm- heérst, Mass. Besides studies she re- ports many pleasant excursions, such ag to Mt Tom and ML -Holyoks col- lege. rs. Whittemore has been entertain- in her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mahoney of Boston, Miss Mamle Mahoney is with her for two weeks. % Miss Florence Chase, of Brooklyn, is spending the summer with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Chase. The pastors of the Central Baptist and Congregational churches exchange pulpits next Sunday morning (July 20th.). . Mrs. Trafton of Fall River is visit- ing her cousin, Mrs. Joseph Mills. Successful Plays. The entertainment in the town hall{ Saturday evening consisted of the two plays, “How the Vote Was Won,” and a “Box of Monkeys” siven by the Village Improvement society. Mr, and Mrs, Robert Hammond of Providence have been spending ten days’ vacation with Mr. and Mrs. H. | B. Ingraham. { Mr, and Mrs. Allen V. Reynolds left Wednesday after a week’s stay at Na- than Chase’s. Miss Malvina Howe entertained Miss Geer of Hartford last week. Mrs, S. E. Truesdale has been en- tertaining Mrs. ‘Lucine Lowe and Miss Nellie Lowe of Woodstock, Faculty of New School. The teachers of Miss Howe and Miss Marot’s school have been an- as an economy. because of Always 5 cents. crisp and clean. than any other flour a Biscuit are | the perfect soda crackers. B Though the cost is but five cents, Uneeda Biscuit are too goad, too nourishing, too crisp, to be bought merely Buy them because of their fresh- ness—because of their éx%r ness— their goodness—] of their nourishgxent. A NATIONAL BISCUIT are more nu- ause \lways fresh, COMPANY nounced for the coming year as fol- for past four years at Wheaton col- lege. French; Miss Helen Merriam of | YAcation with Miss Linnell's parent Special Music | The special music at the Congrega- tional church Sunday evenings is! Dbeing much enjoyed. The first service was conducted by Mr. O. Mills of {the New England Conservatory of | Mwrs. Mary J. Rathbun visited rela- { Music who sang a duet with Mrs. Poll- | tives in Central Village, Saturday. man. The second service last Sun-| Clifford Raymond has finished work day evening was led by Mr. Scrubin|at Charles Barstow's and left Tues- | |a player in Tremont Temple, Boston,|day morning for Boston. | i Another marriage of interest to lo- cal people was that of Miss Hannah Greenman of this place and Harry Hyman of Groton at North Stoning- | ton July 4th. I who accompanied the hymns with his| Iriends were sorry to hear of the violin and played a duet with Miss | death of Miss Cressa M. Clarke, Bunice Allbright. Miss Allbright also|deughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. . played a violln solo. There was a Clarke of this town. She’ leaves her | large attendance of young people. parents and five sisters. i "STAFFORD- Thureday Half Holidays Duming the Summer—Picnic of the Grange. | Tendered a Reception. i Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hyman returned | Saturday from a wedding trip which included the Adirondacks and were | given a reception July 13th at the | home of Mrs. Hyman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliam Greenman. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dwight |Lovett and daughter Viola of North Franklin, Mr. Mone and son Russell, Miss Mary Greenman, Miss Lulu Rob- bing of New London, LMr and Mrs E ristopher Klewin and son, Mr. and James and Charles Mitchell have|Mrs. Louis Degrenier and son Cleland gone to their home in Saybrook aft-|of Norwich, Mrs. Mary J. Rathbun and | er spending a month with Mr. and MrS. | Miss Grace Rathbun. : Miss Florence Walbridge is Vfisitlns" friends in Mystic, Miss Harriet Kibbe of Ellington is the guest of Mrs. William Webster. The stores will close Thursday aft- ernoons at 1 o'clock during July and August.- F. A, Lasbury. | £ New Y i Arihor King and daughter Lena, of | ing oy Mins asme Nemtonn = Poord | Fitchburg, Mass, have been the 2 guosts of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Church Service. Black. - i Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tde and _son | o RV W, H. g}:;;"%"};;;‘e;“;?g_ Sun Whitman are spending their vacation with Mr. G. D. Ide at Haydenville. i Grange Picnic. The grange picnic held in the grove at Mr. G. F. Beard’s last Satur- |day was a pleasant gathering, about subject next Sunday morning will be | Short Weight. Mr. Raymond and Miss | Raymond sang a hymn At Jesus' Feet lat the service Sunday morning. A number from here attended .the union service Sunday evening at Can- terbury Plains® | seventy sitting down to well-filled | tables. After a programme of sports The church green was moved this | bad been carried out the party ad- week. | i journed to grange hall where a so- e i | clal hour was enjoyed. SOUTH WINDHAM EKONK Entertainment for Picnic Fund— | s Guests at Wedding. Sunday School Picnic to Be Held on | the Church Lawn—Aid Society Mrs. Arthur Sweet has been enter- | Cntot. { taining Mr. and Mrs, Kelsey Jones of | | Buffalo. H. E. Card was in Boston Monday. | imball and Miss Grace Mary : ear of New York are at William | _ Mrs. Peck of Norwich spent Sun- | %S for their summer vacation | day with her daughter, Mrs. Charles | | " Mrs. Stella Kellogg returned to her | Maynard. | | he Miss Ruby | Fred Clinton Has returned from | »me in Boston Saturday. Kellogg remained until Thursday. | spending la few days at Quonochon- | refurning home by moonlight. Mrs. Sarah Street of Suffieid was & Mrs. Josephine Gallup of Voluntown | taug, R. was a caller here Wednesday | Mrs. Henry Scribner and Mrs. Ed- | M Ruby Kellogg and Miss Esther | wards of Maine spent Tuesday at: Gallup were guests of Miss Grace Stan- | Ocean Beach. S { | ton of Danielson Tuesday and spent| Mrs. Mary Larkham is spending a | pagt of the day at Wildwood park, | few days at Eastford ; | 1 The Ladies Aid society met in|recent visitor with her sister, Mrs. Grange hall Thursday and tied a com- | Susan Payne. : fortable. Netted 39. B FEis ¥ i e and Al enenner and| pye entertainment for the Sunday| Barber are in Plainfield doing ng on the Spaulding farm. Mrs. Idella_Sweet and son of Dan- n are visitors at Albert Brown's. was repeated on| netting about school Wedne nine coll 7 Miss Anna ‘Engstrom of Yantic was picnic fund evening, The Sunday school voted to hold a L 3 r i pienic on the church lawn Wednesday, | calling on friends in town Tuebday. | { July 33rd. ‘| Mrs. James Maine. Miss Annie z Maine and Miss Ina Adams attended the wedding of/ Edward Adams and Miss Lynda Ella Sourbier. » Nathan Ecclestone kas accompanied | EAST WOODSTOCK | Sale of Cottages—Summer Boarders | Mrs. McGuire and family of New i In Local Homes, York to Cape Cod. Harold Gildersleece of Norwich is s e ! spending a few weeks in town, at The Sunday school picinc will he! he is with his grandmother, | held at Ocean Beach Wednesday, | M. Gildersleeve. July 23. | A. M. Gildersleeve has sold the| Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sweet spent | cottage, the property of her sister, the late Mrs. Susan C. Rivers, John Keene is spending a few davs Sunday at Columbia. Mrs. Albert Green and Miss Gladys Miner of Norwich Town spent Wed- with E. B. Killam. The young men | nesday with Mrs. W. C. Card. | Were at Bethleham, N. H., for several | Mrs, Clarence Avery and - children seasons employed at the same hotel. | are visiting Mrs. Avery of Uncas- Mrs. Bllen Huntington her niece, Mrs. Jane Perry. Mrs. Silas Allen and daughter of, New Haven are guests of L. H. Lin-Y} | deman and family. ! Mrs. Walter Friel and spending a few weeks with Mr. and | Mrs. Yetter. | A family from Summit, N. J, is | boarding with Mrs. G. -A. Wetherell and one from Hartford with Mrs. C. H. Potter. WILSONVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Day of Web- ster called on local friends Saturday. is visiting Mrs. Charlles Maynard and daugh- ter have been spending a few days at Norwich. HAMPTON child are — - | Postmaster Pearl Takes Possession of Postoffice, Now in New Quarters. A. E. Pearl took possession of the| { local postoffice as postmaster last Fri- | north of the old site. ‘Willlam H. Phillips is at hos home "N d Miss Edith | Mry. Sarah Smith of Webs Mrs. Nettie Perkins and Miss Lt hen orthan ATl A petas | Perkins, former residents of this town, | | and wife Sunda; '{are spending their vacation among Mr. and Mrs. C, F. May of Webster | friends here. i er Monday. Several from here took a trip to] | called “on the latiers s Pl ot o v 3 ; Finis oy Point Sunday. {3 2as Cecrie DAJand . Mes, - Willaa | S0 B iliae B Welleai ls. visiting ber) P: f Webster calle fends jiseeion o ster calied on friends | o pdmother Mrs, Wilder Smith. | here Wednesday. 1 | Mrs, Colin Camphell Charles Morgan has sold his place T = here to D. P. Weaver. Charles Shumway were s BROOXLYN Paine's Wednesduy, i Mrg, Staley and two children were Fine for Having Unlicensed Dog— Guests Who Come and Go. Webster visitors Monday, Mrs. Mr. and at Miss Marlon Davis of Webster is spending a week with her father, Lowell Davls, {lows: Miss Malvina A, Howe, Eng- WESTMINSTER | gave acute indigestion as the cause lish Literature and History; Miss! x> ~of‘;‘lea,:hi{l SRR S Mary Louise Marot, B. S, Economics, | o a e i ! Miss Helen L. Witter and Miss] Ethics and Philososhy; Miss Ohristis | ooty Marriages—Reception Tender- ' gdele Mathewson have gone to| Bia Waymnn S0 Eah . Laun | € Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hyman. | Northfield, Mass, for a few days Greek, and German: Mrs. Leone A g 7 B ; outing. Scott, A. M. Engiish and Psycholo- Misses Willa Linnell and Minnie! Mrs. Howard Walker and daughter, ! gy; Mille. Bertha L. Ioll, instructor | L TOSt, teachers in New Yerk city, will | Alice, of West Hartford, visited Mr.| spend the remainder of the summer ! and Mrs. F. A. Spaulding, the for- | mer’s parents, over Sunday. day. The office is now about 54 rods;i Mrs, Reuben Town of North Gros- venordale wus u recent visitor here. Augtria's farmers raise 1,000,000 tons of cabbage a year, Mrs, Lilly C. Kingsley Is at her| home “here with her daughter for the summer. Frank A. Spalding team horses, Major. Jost one of nis| The veterinary | ® 2 pen - O'|Mr. and Mrs. Frank Linnell. The Fanni i isiti Hartford, Science and Bibl L ! Miss Fannie Palmer is visiting Misa Dorothy. Lee ‘Rice, AL By by. | artived Saturday atier enjoying a de- ! friends in ' Piitsfield, Mass. | lightful tri i L i {mestic Science and Mathematics: Miss | IEBtIUl trip to the Thousand Islands | Had Unlicensed Dog. H P Maude Desare, A B Dhysicar|®nd retirn via Quebec, Montreal, | i | Training. and Latin; Miss Blanche | 2KeS Champlain and George, Aibany | Ray Dover was brought before; { Marot, Voice; Richard Platt and Mrs, | 203 Sprinafield. { Justice Wil A. Thurber for hav-! e, acy Peorry, . Diana:® Miss| Zliss igith Ravmond leaves this|ing an unlicensed female dog over! Mary B’ Hazelton, Art and the His: | WosK to 2ytend the camp mcetings at | Six months old. He pleaded guilty ory of Art; Mrs. Rebecca Guptill, | Douslas, Mass. land a fin of §2 with the costs was; P e 3 { imposed. 1 course In deportment and social danc- | - BYron Bingham and Miss Bthel | Sunday with his sister, Mys. Joseph | ing is to be given by Miss Bthel Ber- |JONes, both of this place. were married | K. Potter, and called on Mrs. T. D.. | rv-Pallister of London, The scheol | iR Scotland one day last week. Pond, another sister- | iyear opens in October. Harr - Ghoanmai, | At the Shore, i Mrs. William B. Potter was at! Misses Ethel and 2dith” Lewis of Hampton have been guests of Miss i Grace Thurber. oy s Izetta Lewis of Providence is visiting Mrs. George A. Witter. | Miss Georgia Vi n of Leowell, Mass, is the guest of Miss Ellen | Vinton. Mrs. Richard Ames and daughter, of New York, and Rev. Richard D. Hatch are guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. | B. Hatch. ‘William M. Isaacs has bought auto. Charles Nichols has gone to Nar- ragansett Pier for a few weeks. e s o ASHFORD John Ocet Returning from Chicago— Damage Done by Deer. Mrs. A. S. Clark, who has been ill for the past week, is improving. Several John Ocet, formerly of this placey now in Chicago, saying he expects to return here soon. Roland Corbin is out, after a week's ilness. . Walter Greene and Timothy Lynch, who have been working in Andover, are at home for a few days. The Ladies’ Aid society met at Mrs J. A, Brown's Thursday afternoon. Deer Troublesome. Deer are doing considerable dam- age to gardens in this lecality, A lit- tle cold lead for them and venison for the farmers would be the proper thing. It is an outrage the farmers have to feed them for the state, and are not permitted to shcot them ex- cept. with shot. which only wounda them—something for himane agents to look into. How quickly they would get after the owner of sheep if he should fill one full of shot and leave it to wander around and die. Mrs. John T. Greene of Providence spending the summer with her som, W. Greene. Charles Carpenter, Jr., for John S. Fitts. Back to California. Fitts, who hLas been here < months, has returned an is working Fred J. for the past to California. E. P. Adams spent several days at Gettysburg. Walter Greene and family have| gone to Hartford and New London for a week's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Richards are in Providence. Miss Annie Greene, who has been visiting her brother, F. W. Greene, the past week, has returned to Provi- dence. WOODSTOCK VALLEY Mrs. Emilie O. Butler, accompan- jed by a friend from New Haven, in town. and family of Stafford pent the week end at Allen yon's. Alfred D. Briggs and family of ! Mrs. R. F. Smith, Jr, and child, of st Orange, N. I, are at Allen W. Kenyon's for a few weeks: Miss Jospehine Newhall and Mrs. Marian Vroom and Mildred and Haz- el Vroom of East Orange have arriv- . ed at their summer home in the Val- ley. Mrs. Hattie Pierce is keeping house for Henry Lyon. SOUTH WOODSTOCK Miss Mabel Ritch is home from New York for the summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs, Marshall are spending | i the week end with Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Scranton. Miss Annie Shippee has returned to Hartford where she will resume her duties as stenographer. | Mrs. Gertrude Phillips has returned from a week's vacation at New Lon- don. Many attended the baptismal ce at Roseland lake last Sunday. The Baptist society are very anxious of purchasing a new organ for the church, Al desiring to_ help have been asked. to confer with the pas- tor. g serv- ¥ Mrs. Fitzgerald and children Anna and Ambrose, were in Willi- mantic Thursday. Messrs. Dwight Phillips, Orin Phil- lips, Merton Phillips, Frank Phillips and Joe Ditchie spent Sunday at Rocky Point, Mrs. Everett Whitehouse {s spending a few days with Mrs, Holt, on Hamp- ton hill, Miss Lena Kenyon is visiting her sis- ter, Miss Rachel Keny The largest gold mires in the United States east of the Black Hills are in North Carolina here received cards from {3 Lesli : his parents | gk‘qrpm Neft was in Waterford last weel % tor and granddaughter, of ve been visiting Mrs, C, SOUTH Y Mrs. Henrietta Huni n of Franklin, returned to her home last week after two weeks' visit with Mrs. 7T, J. Barber. = Master Willie Douglass of Norwich is spendihg a week with his grand- parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Barber, Mrs. John Scott, Miss Florence and Eddy Scott of New York are guests of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Morgan. - Toliand County MASHAPAUG nounced—Cottagers At The Lake-ra Sun Hatches Eggs on Dump. Mrs. Tay! Providence, tow. ) Notices were received this week of the engagement of Duane Burnett Williams of Worcester, to Miss Belle Frances Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Moore of this town. Mrs. Kugene Carter, carrier on Route No. 2, R. F. D., Stafford Springs is taking two weeks' vacation.Mr. Roberts of Stafford is substitute. Dantel Thompson Jr., has resigned at Litchfield Shuttle company and has begun work as carpenter for the American Optical Company of South-' bridge, Mass. Hector Bontbriand, Felix Bouvier, Miss Josephine Desrosier, and Misses Bertaime of Southbridge, were recent guests at the home of Alex Bouvier. A’ jolly party of young people of Southbridge, enjoyed themselves im- mensely at the summer cottage of the Dumas brothers at Lake Mashapaug last week. Lyman Moore racently lost a driving horse valued at $200. George Siswick and family were at Camp ‘“Kozy” over Sunday. Frank Bosworth, Jr., of New York city, passed last week at Ferry's Inn. Mr, and Mrs. Carcand of Hartford were recent guests at George Crof- ford’s. Fred Tucker of San Antonio, Texas, visited at the home of Burt Harris, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Southbridge, were guests Harris’ cottage last week, Member of Board of Trade. Eugene G. Walker received notice Charles Whitney of at George | Crescent Beach the past week with last week that he had been elected her sister, Mrs. Walter Dixon. i a member of the newly organized | Southbridge Board of Trade. - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood of New ! York are at Plimpton’s cottage for & | few days. Miss Edna Smith of Warehouse | Point was a recent guest at the Walk- er homestead. Dr. Morrow and wife of Nashville, { Tenn,, have arrived at their cottage at Mayland Park for the summer. Stuart Austin, Alton Small, and members of the Wildwood Club wers at_Wildwood Cottage over Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Finley and Mr. and | Mrs. GIIl of Hartford were at the | Syndlcate last Sunday. | Mr. and Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Reed |of New York are visiting Mr. Dol- | beare_at Dolbeare Isiand. i J. M. Leach of Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. Van Andale of Hartford and friends were at Laurel Camp recemtly. | Mrs, Alex Bouwvier has had as he; | guests, her sister, Mrs. Napoleon Pon ton and husband from Whitinsvilleyn ass. Prof. Lindsay and family of Engle-f Wood, N. J., are at their cottage, May-, nd Park, as are Dr. and Mrs. Brown of_Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Albert St. Onge of Providence were recent guests at the home of Mrs. Cappie P. Walker. Boys in Camp. A rumber of Southbridge boys are occupying one of Crofford’s oottages at Lake Mashapaug. In the party are William Henry, Carl Morton, Atthur Allard, Willlam Murphy, ol Hartley and George Robinson. Chicks Hatched By Sun. At the public dump on Lake streat% included in the various articles de; posited there the past week were few dozen of over-ripe eggs. A few days after, to the amazement of peo- ple passing the spot there were seen running about several newly hatched chickens, brought out by the scorch- ing rays of the sun. i WILLINGTON Guests Entertained During the Week —Hall-Clarke Wedding. i Guests entertained during the week have been Miss Grace Hill of Hart- ford at Hillside: Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Dawlkins of Colorado; and Mr. and Mrs, Charles Russell of Chicago at i i Mrs, L. B. Clarke’s; Mr. and Mrs. | Louls Beckwith New York at George A. Cosgrove’s; Dr. and Mrs. T M. Moore of West Warren, Mass., { Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bennett of Carey- Ville, Mass.,, Mrs. E. L. Walker, New Haven, Mrs. Nellie Bennett, Pawtuck- et, R. L, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Williams of Roslindale, Mass., and Mrs. H. H. Converse and daughter, Sybil, Bast- ford, at Dr. I. B. Converse's; Mrs. ! W. Bugbee and children and others at | George Bugbee's: Mr. Horton who is 'in the government service in. Panama, his home; Prof. Joel Eno of Yale | University library at Miss Church's, | Hall-Clarke. | 'Robert Hall of Norwich and Miss ! Mabel Elaine Clarke were married at | the Baptist parsonage by Rev. E. W, | Darrow, Tuesday , at noon. Miss Preston who has been for & week in iew York and New Jersey re= tyrned Tuesday. Family friends gave Mrs, Chauncey surprise tea-party, ! Reed a birthday Monday. { i | i Raymond Palmer Struck by Flying Stone—Cow Gives Birth to Twin | Calves and Dies. Mrs. Charles Edward Morse and avghter, Miss E. Eunice Morse, of Cambridge, Mass., are guests of Mrs. W. C. Haven. Work on the new state road is pro- gressing rapidly. The steam shovel and road roller are at work. A new concrete bridgs is being constructed over Ash Brook. Raymond Paimer was struck on the head by a stone falling from the steam shovel while at work on the state road a week ago. He was carried to his home. Twin Calves and Two Unborn. Walcott Ayer recently lost a val- uable cow. The cow gave birth to a pair of calves in the pasture and af- ter returning to the barn died. Upon examination it was found that there were two more unborn calves. The Christian Endeavor meetigg was led by Miss Hattie Hawkins Sunday evening. The subject was Speak Not Bvil One of Another. I UNION John Buckley of Hartford was home over Sunday. Miss Winifred Newell is with friends in Pawtucket, R. I Harry Palmer of Hartford made a week-end visit with friends in town. r. and Mrs, Sellew and family of Hartford are at the Marcy Cottage