Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 28, 1914, Page 10

New Londen County Local People Revival Evening. Owing io the.storm Sunday services at the churches were poorly attended. Rev. J. M. Coliins spoke at White Rock in the afternoon and at Clark- ville in the evening. The preaching serviée at the Second Baptist church in the morning was omitted. Many at Auction, . Many local farmers and residents attended the large sale of parsonal property at the Bion J, Kinney place near Pendleton Hill, Thursday. There war & very large attendance &t the auetion and good prices were obtained for all articles sold. G. A. Pendleton was auctioneer. Mr. Kinney recently sold his farm, one of the best farms in_that community. Willlam F. Morgan has been unan- imousiy elected treasurer of the Shu- noc Improvement soociety, succeeding Heors B. Randall, resigned. Harold Merrill is working in Wes- "ler!y with W. O. Murphy. ! Trumen H. Bemnect i emploved at ¢ Cooper and Felvey’'s sawmill. near “ Mystic, : Mrs. Willard Baker of Canterbury is staying with her son, T. H. Bennett and family of this place. Bggs have taken a big drop in price. Revival Meetings. A series of revival meetings, to last two weeks, were opened Sundayv eve- ning at the Congregational church in North Stonington village. Rev. J. T Peacock of Westerly will be the firs speaker. An entertainment was held in Grange hall Thursday evening. Attend Kinney Auction— ‘western states. Much farm property hands this spring. aine and. family are moving equock. William H. Partlo v .are .changing their resi- dence from this place to fhe Daniel H. Frink farm near Cossodduck Hill HANOVER Dr. Charles Eastman to Lecture on' Indian Life—Finishing Room Work- ing Overtime. is changing A meefing of the officers and .ways and means committee of the Whatso- ever club was held Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam G. Park to plan the programme for the next meeting. Dr. Eastman to Lecture. The fourth entertainment of the C E. lecture course will be heid the com- ing week. It will be a lecture on In- dian life by Dr. Bastman of Boston, himself an Indian and a graduate of Harvard. Perfect Attendance Report. Pupils in Hanover school having perfect attendance for the winter t ere Medora Bessette, Almeda Des- champs, Bisie Freeman, Marcia Fuller, Dorothy Lee, Storrs Lee, Marion Bes- sette, ATbhna Deschamps, Gertrude Ladd., Falth I.ee, Florence Maclntosh | and George Windsor. Village Notes. Herbert Bennett was the brother, Nathan Bennett, week. Amos Marsden of Yantic is now boss | weaver in the Airlie milis. The_finishing room of the Airile mills has been working overtime. Robert Eadie his' resigned as weaver in the Adrlie mills to work in Boston. FRANKLIN 8. N. Hyde was in Niantic attending the funeral of Mrs, Turner Haynes Thursday of last week L. A. Robinson was calling on Pau- tipaug hill Wednesday. Schools in town which have. been closed for a week vacation, will open Monday, Call on Mrs. Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Babcock of Providence and Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Johnson of Norwich were calling re- cently on their aunt, Mrs. Antoinette Hastings who is ninety-five vears old. guest of his | during ‘the LETTERS ' FROM- TWO STATES Meetings to Open Sunday | | nesday ) jwith his wood | sawed athan F. Culver is on a tour of the | | Paul | NIANTIC - Gongregational Pastor Injured By Fall . George Coulter ‘is trimming the fruit trees about the Luce property. Mrs. George K. Crandall of Best View was calling on friends in Water- | ford Tuesday. i Charles F. Eldredge occupied the | pulpit at the Congregational ch ch Sunday in the absence of the pastor, Rev. J. William Knappenberger who had a fall Friday, injuring his right hip. He is stiil confined to the bed. | Daniel Miller has returned from a trip to Washington, D. C. ‘Wiiliam Colepaugh of Black Point | proprietor of the Point View house, | was a business caler in New London | Tuesday. | . Tower Operator and Mrs. J. P. Mc- | Coy have returned from a visit to | New Haven. | Miss Louaise D. Howard, employed Dy the Baird-North company _in | Providence, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Howard. Miss Laura G. Smith Is visiting friends in Waterford. Charles Hagstrom is able to be out after being confined to the house about three weeks suffering from a severe cold. | Mrs. George Pardee of New Haven | was the guest of her sister Mrs. | Adam F. Bishop in Main street, Wed- Howard Littlefleld of Little Boston wing machine has up a large quantity of wood for C. J. Luce. Mrs. H. R. Harding returned to l‘conaxe in the Pines Saturday after six weeks' visit to Bridgeport Henry R. Harding has concluded a | it to his son Tur Haraing. Jam: late of Sou Lyme is vis- iting Attorney M. R. Davis Lease a Cottage. | Mr. and Mrs. Brown and sons, who | have been at the Niantic ho for | some time have leased Miss Benton’s residence for a few month before going to their Crescent Beach cottage. i Ashley T. Boon of Norwi a business caller in the Grove, Saturday. | Charles R has leased the farm belong Miss Laura G. | Smith The Misses Farmer who are staying fat Sunshine Villa are attending school in Nian James Hurle left Wednesday for to New Haven LAUREL GLEN Main Sheots a Fox—Wedding— | Local People Attend Auction. i Rose Cress is visiting her sister in | Boston. i Arthur Barnes of New Londen has | been visiting his uncle, W. L. Main, | for a few days this weel Paui Main shot a fox Mc Rusich—Hill. Monday evening at 6 o'clock Eleanor I was united in marriage with | r Rusich. | Nathan Main was a business caller | in_Westerly Wednesday. Paul and € Main, who attend | high school in Ashaway, are enjoying | a vacation t week. George Hill was home last Monday | night. There will be pre: g 1 the chapel Sunday. Rev. Van Horn of | Ashaway is expected John Newton, who has _sp the winter with his sister in Westerly, nas | returned home. Noyes Wheeler spent Tuesday night a¢_North Stonington. Mrs, George Jordon- and daughters of Ashaway have been guests of Mrs Jordon's mother, Mrs. Lydia Hold- | redge, this week. A" number from place attended Mrs S 'N. Hyde has returned after spending a week in Providence. Receive State Awards. Ella Rockwood. Edith Arad Robinson of the Sixth district | school have received certificates of | proficiency in reading. each having a | reading vocabulary of iwo thousand | words, | Daté and | the auction at Bion Kinney's Thu: day. RQAD SOCIETY (Stonington) Mrs. Mary Hoimes lil at Preston— Personal Items. | The ladies meeting jat Mrs. E dnesday | The Sunday was very small on account snow | storm i TLouise ‘ been the guest of | Wheeler the past we { unday with his | 1 i at Wickford, R F of v Holmes learn | of her serious ome ¢ her in Pres- ton Corneiius and hter are to arrlv nesday, For Saturday Only No Stamps Given fore EASTER, Apri give you absolutely MAURICE SA FREE 194 Main Street - SPECIAL —FOR— Saturday Only Our $8.95 Balmacaan Special $7.25 We carry a full line of SKIRTS in serges, , poplins, Bedford cord, plaids, checks, etc., in all the latest styles, also plainsTAILORED SKIRTS $2.95 and up $2 SPECIAL COUPON $2 Bring this Coupon to our store be- worth or (20) Royal Gold Trading Stamps, extra, with any purchase made. from St. Petersburg, where they hav ‘been spending the winter with Mr. Miner's brother. They will remain in the city a while before leaving for hom Mrs. Horace Frink spent Wednesday with relatives in Groton. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Edwards ar- rived home Monday, from a winter's tour in the west. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lord attend- ed his aunt's funeral at Poquetan- i nuck, Sunday. Delegates attended the council of churches at the Pawcatuck Congrega- tional church on Tuesday. Mlss Martha Willlams was in New London, Monday. Miss Mary Starr Wheeler and her guest Miss Edith Ethler of Arkansas were in New lLondon, Wednesday. Miss Priscilla A, Blllings arrived home Friday to spend the Haster va- | | cation. LEDYARD State Ornithol;fl Job Lectures Be- fore Grange—Auction at Parsonage of Rev. W. F. White. Prof. H. K. Job of an instructive lectur Ledvard grange on ew Haven gave on birds before Tuesday evening. | The ladies of the grange served an ex- cellent clam chowder at the close of the addre Professor Job was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Allyn over night. Auction at Parsonage. The auction held at the residence of Rev. W. F. White Wednesday after- noon brought out a good sized crowd. Most of the things brought good prices. Two cows belonging to Mr. White brought $150 Attorney . Huntington of the h Sa society was a busi- ller at the probate oftice Wed- Moran, real estate broker, old for Howard H. Palmer his | in l.edyard to Mrs. Margaret Gleason of Norwich, who will come here to live, Farewell Sermon. Holy communion will be observed at the Congregational church Sunday morning. Rev. Mr. White will preach his fareweil sermon, having accepted the pastorate of the Old Saybrook church, to take effect April 1st. Colds are very prevalent, members of near every family being afflicted. New Supervisor. Mr. Barber of Plainfield has been appointed supervisor of schools in Ledyard in place of W. W. Evans, the former supervisor. Cottage Meeting. LABERTY HILL Eighty-third Birthday of James M. Clarke Celebrated—Lively Incubator Chickens. Palmer has M. W a seven pas- senger aut. surley Moffit have hatched by 700 bator: smart chicks. Che ( society held a social at the hall on Friday evenin. Mead chairman town » and L. T. Garrison, | berty Hill Dis Eighty-third Birthday. evening the $3rd birthday arke was celebrated at ne of his daughter, Mrs. Henry , where Mr. and Mrs. Clarke sent Henry rke and of New bell and Rev. E hper was se B. Dunon last week A play people valuable hors by aied > young ' ;ldi;am Cou;lty SOUTH WINDHAM Many Mourners at Funeral of Mrs. Rosalind S. Curtis—Sunday School Social. . W. Murdock were Sunday who has been enjos P furlough, left oston N edne n his ship, the . at B al of Mrs. Curtis, of Mrs was held urch Wed- Rev. Maurice number were in_at- During Hahn and g Looking This V We'll Understand were James floral was The Ruria, La nd chiidren wveeks' stay in Adams spent Monday and friends in Norwich el Mathewson h Pittsfield where she the illness and death w alled of her mother. from by . n and Mrs. Palmer Wednesday with M w, C Shaw of Norwich spent Wed- Mrs. Frank Beckwith Katherine Winchester of New !London was a recent visit with }Tl“rwd: in town Mrs, George Styles has been ing the week with her sister, M { Cady . Fitch of New Yor] Junior Christian Endeavor so- planning a supper Last Mecting of Season. The Ladies’ Mission s ty held its last meeting of the season with Mrs. Henry Scribner Thursday. . 2 Mrs, Harvey and daughter of Bos With These Coats 2 ik Biow resatly it Harris Ecclesione, Harlow Holmes has returned om a stay at Pinehurst, N. C. i Wednesday evening the Sunday scheol held a soecial for its members | 12th, and we will free Two Dollars i l MPLE SHOP FREE Waunregan Block jand friends. Games were plaved and hments were served. The affair was In charge of the Sunday school commitiee of the Christian Endeavor, Mrs, Fannie Smith chairman, Mr tephen Childs is entertaining Mr, and Mrs. O: Walten and Miss Laira Childs of New Jersey. W. C. Card was in New Lenden Florence and Mrs. Harold Od- gers of Norwich were Sunday visitors with Mrs, Har Ars, . Who has been ill, i coverin Mr ie Young is stayin Ar- thur Williams’ Mr. an Smith have moved to Pomfret, where Mr. Smith is to werk for the summer Louis Duffy spent last Sunday in Providence, Mr. Tedford occupied the pulpit at South Woodstock Baptist church last sSunday. were, besides the | Rosalind Slate | s returned | CENTRAL VILLAGE Pilot - Daniel Dutton on Vacation In Florida—The Week’s Visitors and Travelers. Mrs. Charles Byles and daughter, Miss Mary Byles spent Saturday at the home of Rev. Frank Fuller, In Abington. Miss Phebe Barber returned Sat- {urday from ten days' stay at John E. Vaughn's home in Norwich. On Florida Trip. Pilot Danlel Dutton is spending & few days in Florida. He has been in | Jacksonville and before he returns will visit St. Cloud at the home of | Willis D. Rouse, who is spending the | winter there, where he owns a home. Mrs. James L. Garner amd Mre. | Byron Stone spent Monday in Pro idence. Henry Knight of Danlelson has been {in Green Hollow. Charles Bragg was a visitor Monday. Mrs. George Loring has had as her | guests, Miss Brewster of Griswold land Lawyer George Hyde of New | York. |~ Miss Jennie Reddy Providence of Providence |has been the guest of Miss KEisie ‘ Ladd. Miss Mary J. Lee is visiting friends in_Putnam. i Miss Anna Wilcox has been visiting in_Oneco. Mrs. Willilam Jewett has been spending several davs in Soutnbridge, { Mass., with her mother. Miss Mary Brown of New Lonaen | has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Will- : ian Thompson. | Mrs. Celinda McStay has returned | from a dew day's stay in Wauregan. Guests From Norwich. Mrs. Elizabeth Geer of Norwich has been visiting her brother, Fitch A. Carey. Earl Collins has returned te his !home in Warren, R. I, after spending a few days with iocal friends. Mrs. Warren Hopkins has been a sitor with friends in Plainfleld. Narcisse Caplette has been visiting is_brother-in-law Joseph Levalley, in_Woonsocket. Mrs. Delbert Bosweil has been visiting Mrs. Barber. Rev. Linley Gordon of New Haven {vi Charies B. spent Sunday at Frank H. Tiling- | hast's. Philip Mathewson, who hes been {41, {s much better. Mrs. Jennie Frink a_nurse at & | private sanatarium at Jamestown, R. |1, is at the home of her simer, Mrs. | Brnest French, who is fil. Mark Greenieaf has returned to his home in New Bedford, Mass. Were Former Residents. | Mr and Mrs Henry Northrup of | Westerly, R, 1. have besn upending |a few days hers, where they formerly lived. Mra, Frank Edgerton and_ daughter, | Hazeni are visiting Mrs. Bdgerton's | Rev.’ Frank S. Robbins of Preston City held a_prayer meeting at the re idence of Warren Allen. Nineteen were present. Refreshments were served at the cl The next meeting will be held in ntern Hill schoolhouse in two weelk 5 A mes g of the town scheel cem- tee was held at Ledyard Center | noon ools have eclosed fer the parenis, Mr. and Mrs. George Green in_Areadia, R. L Mrs. Frank Olds of Providence visited her cousin, Mre. Charies Bar- ber, Tuesda: William Shausghnessey spent Tues- | day in Hartford. SOUTH KILLINGLY Supper and Entertainment Given by L. B. 8. | Mrs. George Baribeau of Norwich has been spending a few days with her parents | Leonidas Speulding, who atlends school in Boston, {8 spending his vaca- tlon at his home. Supper and Entertainment. The supper and entertainment giv- en by the L. D. S. in Grange hall Sat- day evening was a success. The com- mittee in charge of Mrs. R. C. Kies, | Mrs. P. H. Coffey and Pansy Bliven Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hall spent Sun- | day with relatives in Putnam. | Gladys Jacques of South Coventry was a week end visitor at G. W. Bar- low's. Miss Doane of The Ledges has been { entertaining Mildred Jacques. Mrs. H. B. Goodsell has been con- fined to the house by illness for several days Farl Wilbur and Dora Fiske of Dan- ielson were visitors at G. W. Barlow's Sunday. M R. C. Kies and daughter, Tnez, have been spending a few days in Hopedale, Mass. Willis Hill of Central Village was a Sunday visitor here. Waiting for Fishing Time. A party of young people are waiting impatiently for the first of April line and rods are ready for the | first catch | P. H. Coffey and A. E. Phillips are | loading boards at Sterling this week. EAST WOGDSTOCK New Members to Join Congregational Church—Sale of Store Stock. Mre. Roscoe Alton is spending sev- | eral weeks in Putnam Several names have been proposed for membership at the Congregational| | church. They will be admitted some time in April { Miss Lylo Turner is home from Wel- lesley college. She was not in the building which was burned Aged Father Il Mrs. Emma Bixby was called to Cov-} entry Saturday owing to the critical; { {llness of her father, Mr. Chappell, wha has pneumonia. He is about 80 years of age Buys Local Stock. George Bosworth of South | former Fastford boy. has urchased the stock in J. F. Chandler's store. N. T. White and family are moving into the Chandler house, which they have rented Chester E. May Monday J. 8. May is ill Several from here have been attend- ing court in Putnam, being summoned as witnesses in the Rernier vs. Wood- stock Agricultural society case. THOMPSO! Musical by Boston Artist Given at the Girls’ School. bridge, a was in Boston on Raymond Chase is spending the week { end with Mr. and Mrs. Bdady in South- bridge. Miss Mildred Knight has been the ‘Webster. Miss Annie Dunning is at her home here for the Easter vacation. Miss Helen Cranska has been ill with pleurisy. Rev. Mr, Boardman conducted the B. > A this week and gave an inter- esting talk on Our Soclety 8s a Train- ing School. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds are moving Into Miss Blackmar's tenement. The musical given by Prof. Platte of Beston at Misses Howe. and Marot's Girls' ‘hool Tuesdzy evening was greatly enjoyed by all who attended. WSON RA Mrs. J. Pitzgerald visited her par- ents in Pomfret Landing Friday Mies Sadie Pitzgerald spent Tuesday a recent guest at Mrs. Annie Wilson's | of Providence | guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bimer Bates of | J. J. Flizgerald spent Sunday in New London, Mrs. Charles Barbeur of New Brit- ain visited at L. W. Hammond'’s recent. ty <. D. T. Phillips 2nd little daugh- ter and Mr W. Whitehouse called on friends in Abington Wednesday. Among those in Willimantic recently were 1. W. Hammond, Mr. Menkens, Mrs. M. . Williams and daughter, | Phyliis, and Mrs. Simen Dietehie. and Wednesday of this week with her erandparents in Brooklyn. BROOKLYN Public Library in Convenient New Quarters—Miss Mary Allen Suffers a Shock. Miss Florence M. Blake has been se- cured as a teacher in the High school in place of a teacher ab- sent through illness. Louis L. Blake has returned to his employment in New Jersey. Riley B. Witter is recoverin his serfous iliness. Mrs. George F. Genung has returned | home, after an absence of several weeks. Library in New Location. The Brooklyn public library has open- ed to the public. During the weeks it has been closed the books have all been removed to the new home, and its quarters are much more attractive and convenient than those occupied in the town building. Coming April 1st. Miss Mabel B. Blake, daughter of Rev. Dr. Blake, was in town for a short time to assist in getting the new home in order for her parents,who expect to occupy it soon after April 1. Miss Lillian Brown was with her over Sunda; both returning to Boston on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. N. A. Witter of Providence was | the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Witter over Sunday. { Miss Susie E. Robbins, who has been { visiting relatives in Rhode Island sev- eral weeks, was called home by the illness of her mother. Sunday morning the mercury stood at 8 degres above. Master Robert Bard is home frem | his school in Kent for the Easter va- cation. Miss Fannie Palmer returned home Monday. Miss Nellie Palmer is visiting rela- tives in Pittsfield, Mass. The schools In town closed the win- ter term Friday and have two weeks' vacation. Suffers a Shook. Miss Mary Allen on Sunday had a | shock, and she does not seem to | fmprove. CHAPLIN Lanphoar—Funeral Services of Louis Russell 8mith. A fine herd of elght deer was seen on the farm of Charles E. Ross of Sounth Chaplin this week. Rev, Walter B. Lanphear of Hartford has been wdaiting at the home of his mother, Mrs. Nancy E. Lanphear, of South Chapiin, this week. Miss Marion' Wallace has gone to be employed in a telephone office in Bos- toa, Funeral of Louis Russell Smith. Louis Russell Smith, the little two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, of West Hartford, died last ing cough. His body was brought to South Chaplin Tuesday afternoon and taken to the home of FEllsworth M. 'Russell, where a funeral service was held Wednesday at 2 p. m. Rev. H. C. McKnight, pastor of the Congregation- al church, was assisted in the service by Rev. Walter E. Lanphear of Hart- ford. There were many beautiful tributes of flowers. There was a fine floral form from the South Chaplin’ Sunday school. A trio, Mrs. H, C. Mc Gallup, sang Only a Beam of Sunshine and Sometime We'll Understand. The bearers were E. M. Russell Walter Griggs, James Lewis and W. B. Gal- lup. Burial was in the Chewink ceme- tery, where the committal service was by Revs. McKnight and Lanphear. Mr. and Mrs. Smith were former residents of South Chaplin. Rev. Walter E. Lanphear of Hartford gave a stirring temperance address at the church vestry on the amendment to the national conmstitution Wednes- day evening. The lecture was highly complimented. HAMPTON Chaplains’ Night at the Grange—Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Weaver's Golden Wedding. Little River grange observed chap- lains’ night last Friday evening. All chaplains of the order were requested to take part and Shetucket grange furnished the music. The state chap- lain was present. A luncheon was served. Mrs. Mary C. Philllps has returned to her home here after visiting friends in Willimantic, Burnside, Rockville and Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Clark have re- turned to their home here, having spent the winter in New York and New Jer- Bey. Mrs. Mary C. Phillips received a postcard shower in remembrance of her birthday March 32. She received wbout 100 cards, besides other birth- day remembrances. Golden Wedding. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Weaver celebrat- ed the 30th anniversary of their mar- riage Tuesday, March 2 their | home here. About 100 friends greeted | them. Mrs. Alice Hammond presented | them the bride's cake and Little River | they are member: them a large ari Other presents included gold pieces from all the children, flowers from all o zrandchildren, sold pieces from Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Allen, Mr. and | Mrs_ 1. H. Burnham, Mr. and Mrs. L. { H. Jewell and Dwight Burdick. Mr W. N. Jewell presented them a beaui ful'y ambroidered centerplece. e received many other presents. Mr. and Mrs. Weaver have four children, all of whom were able to be at home, and 13 grandchildren, 12 of whom were pres ent. Priends were present from Web- ster, Worcester, Hartford, Mansfield, and Hampton. Mr. Weaver is a veter- an of the Civil war. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Porter have re- turned to their home here week's visit in New Jersey. WOODSTOCK Richardson Home to Be Reopened— Edward A. Bowen Has Pneumonia, | grange, of which | presented square. othy Richardson are in town and are soon to reopen their home. Edward A. Bowen is at the Da all hospital, suffering from = 1 tack of pneumonia. Mrs. J. J. Wiliiamson is visiting in Springfield. Mass. F. W. Hinrichs of New York was in town over Sunday. Woodstock Academy closed Friday for the spring vacation. New Teacher at Academy. Miss Snow has taken the place in the | Academy faculty made vacant by the | restgnation of Miss Foye. | Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Child have | returned from a trip to Amherst, Mass. Mr, and Mrs. George M. Sampson and Miss Flattle Sampson started Fri- duy for u trip to Washington, D. C. Mss Constunce Holt of hes been the guest of her uncle, Her- bert W, Bowen, WOOUDSTOCK VALLEY The eypsy moth scouts have moved te Deacon Harris' place in West Wood- stock Several from here attended the so- cial at West Woodstock Congregation- &l ehurch Tuesdav evening. J F. Martin has gone to Walling- ford. Harald Barrett was in Putnam Tues- day and Wednesday. giving testimony | i Killingly | l’l’l'm-Y Temperance Address by Rev. W. E.| Sunday from the effects of the whoop- ! Knight, J. Wilbur Lanphear and W. B. | after a | Mrs. R. B. Richardson and Miss Dor- | New York | | I | | { full line of ixtures. DON’ here at home. quarters for seeds. SEED TIME | IS NEAR and we are ready promptly as-usual with everything needed for farm or garden. RASS SEED consisting of Timothy, Red Top and Clover from Whitney-Noyes Seed Co. of Buffalo, which tests 99 per cent. pure. Also OATS, BARLEY, SPRING RYE and all field seeds together with a GARDEN SEEDS In particularly choice varieties, raised for us by reliable growers. SWEET PEAS in best stock varieties and choice T SEND AWAY FOR SEEDS When you can get the very best right We are Norwich head. Bone for Lawn Dressing and Fertilizer for general use. Now is the time and here is the place to order Farming Implements of all kinds as well as Stoves, Ranges and Sanitary Plumbing J. P. Barstow & Go. Same Old House at the Same Old Stand 23=25 Water Street NORTH STEP' ™G Henry A. Titus' Father Dies Suddenly —Vacation in the School. A large flock of robins were seen here last Saturday. The light snow of Sunday was pleas- ing to the fox hunters. Miss Bessie Viall is home for Easter vacation. John Fortune of Providence visited at his home here Sunday. George Plerce and Ravmond Lewis, who are working for E. A. Hall Windham, were at their home here over Sunday. Mrs. Clara Adams is visiting her par- rents, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Viall Spring Vacation. School at the Titus district is clos- this week. The teacher, Miss Lols Wibberley, has returned to her home in_Plainfield. Mrs. William Young and son of Bal- tic are visiting the former’s, sister Mrs. John Griffith, this week. Sudden Death. Henry A. Titus was called to Wren- tham, Mass, Sunday to attend the funeral of his father, who died sud- denly by being burned. Alexis Pragg has leased Potter place for one year. Henry H. Crowell has been visiting friends in Providence and Pawtucket this week. the John STERLING Annual Election of Ladies’ Aid Society —Recent Visitors. in | | i | d_ly from three weeks’ visit with her sister, Mrs. Keller, in Winthrop, Mass, Tomorrow evening Rev. M. R. Plumb will give an illustrated lecture on Mo- hammedanism. E. W, McGuire, who has been the guest of his brother-in-law, Dr. F. B, Guild. since Wednesday, returned to Brooklyn, N. Y. today accompanied by his two nieces, Harriet and Julia Guild, who will spend their Easter va- cation with him. M Anna Bates of the Glibert school, Winsted, is at her home fof the spring vacation, Rev. and Mrs. M. R. Plumb who have been spending a week with Mrs. Plumb’s pareats, have returned vo the parsonage. Lenten Sewing Society. The Ladies’ Lenten Sewing society of St. Paul's church. met with Mrs. E. W. Loomis in Union. Mr. and Mrs. Will Richmond attend- ed the funer: of Mr. Richmond's mother in Norwich on Tuesday. Mr. Alling of Norwich who has been il with grip is at the Inn for a <change of air. Mrs, Weston Follett is 1l with grip and pneumonia and in the care of a graduate nurse at the home of her. son, Frank Tingley on Christian street. WESTMINSTER New Owner to Build Bungalow en Robbins Farm—Church Interests. Charles Koch and Trenor Rice of ew Rochelle, N. Y., who have been visiting the Koch farm, returned to New Rochelle Wednesday. Miss Helen Koch accompanied them Simon Rosensweig is building a barn for William Bopp, also a fine poultry Coit_is to build an addition to his pouliry piant as soon as the weath- . Mr. George, who purchased the Rob- bins farm two vears ago, at which time Claribel Pirie is_visiting her | the house was destroved by firs, is to Put up a bungaiow and with his sisters to | will move here as soon as the piace is He is now staving with Miss Helen Pirie of Washington. R.| house. T visited her parents over the week| F. F. end Miss Anny Dolbaum is spending her | er permits. vacation at the home of her parents, | in_Stonington | Miss aunt at Washington R. I Mrs. George Carr was called Providente Monday on account of the | completed. illness of her mother. { Mrs. A. H. Kenvon is confined to the house with a severe cold. Mrs. John Babeock is ill ‘Miss Mary Murphy is visiting at her home in Bethel Officers of Aid Society. The following officers were elected Wednesday last at the annual meeting of the Ladies’ Ald society: President,| Mrs. W. W. Vaughn; Kenyon; secretary, Mrs. J. Knox; di- rectresses, Mrs. John Knox, Mrs. Irv- ing Anderson and Mrs. A. H. Kenvon. Mrs. George Pirie entertained her | danghter. Mrs. John Niles of Wash- ington, recently. | Miss Mabel Moore is spending sev- eral days with Mrs. W. W. Vaughn. r. and Mrs. Walter J. Lobdell are tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ving Anderson. WINDHAM retow- Abbe Wedding to Take Place This Summer—Men to Give Fish- ke Supper. The recently announced engagement of Miss Miriam Barstow of Salem, Oregon, to Walter Abbe, Jr., of Pitts- burgh is of local interest as young people have spent much time in town. Miss Barstow Is a nlece of |John M. Palmer and Mr. Abbe Is nephew of the Misses Patton. The wedding will take place in Windham some (lme during the summer Miss D. ¥ “ampbell, who spent part of her al the lan, re- turned to her at St Mary's school in Peekskill Monday. Fishcake Supper. The men of the Congregational church met Monday evening and made plans for s oedfish cake supper in the chapel. The following chairmen of eommittees were appointed: Supper. John Reckwith: table. Abel Burnham. programs. George Potter 34, Treas- nrer I. H. Jahngan. Twenty dollars has in the Bermier balloon case vs. Woed- { already been pledged toward expenses steck Fair Grounds. Miss Clara Johneon returned Thurs- o | vice president, | church continue Mrs. Paul Miller; treasurer, Mrs. A. H. | both morning and evening. i William Davis. The buzz of the saw is heard in the land considerable activity being dis- Played locaily in the lumber business A meeting of the members of the Congregational church has been called for Monday afternoon to consider the budget for the vear and other business. Many Attending Services. The services at the Congregational to be well attended Sunday the pastor, Rev. W. H. Raymond, will take for his subject Things Accom- plished That Seemed Impossible, at the 11 o'clock _service. In the evening Mrs. A. A. Linnell will have charge of the Christian Endeavor service. This will be a missionary service, Will Clear Woodlot. Frank Medbury has taken the con- tract for clearing the woodlot recent- |1y purchased by The Tillinghast Lum- ber Co, Mr. Bopp has returned from a visit to New York. DAYVILLE tors During Mention— Vacation. Personal Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Greig spent the both | week end in Hanover. Wayland Bennett of Boston was home for Sunday. Miss Ruth Bennett s heme from Storrs coilege for the spring vaction. Miss Alice P. Fish has returned o Mystic Mrs. ‘Percy Grelg, who has been spending thie winter with Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Grelg, has gone to New Haven for a few weeks William Martin is home from Suffield school r the Kaster holidavs. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. IaBelle were in Providence for a few days this week. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA