Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 1, 1914, Page 10

'3 .-her sister from Worcester this week. Ated Mrs. Bixby, Thursday, Church Old Home Day. Judge TS, Alb.rt G. Kneeland spent Wonud-y afternoon with rel- atives in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Rexford E. Cummings were in Norwich Wednesday. Mrs. Maria Morgan has returned to Colcheéster after spending — several weeks with Mrs, Mary Sweet of Leb- anon and Mrs. Albert Kneeland of this place. Aiffed Hughes was at Chestnut Hill Tuesday. Old Home day is to be observed at the Exeter church Sunday, August 9. Refreshments are to be served from 12,80 till 1.30 and at 1.30 Rev. Elwell O. Meade will deliver an appropriate sermon. Invitations have been sent out to former residents and church members of Exeter to be present. Edwin P. Kneeland is able to bej out after a month’s illness. 4 Elmer N. and Clarence G. Geer were at Ocean beach recently. { MOHEGAN Bervices were held in this place Sunday, both morning and evening. John Fielding is ill. Mrs. Dunn is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sturgis, in New London. ill H. Fielding and son Bur of New London, were Sunday vis- 1—-‘“ Mohegan. Lizzle Langenback spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Hunter. Mrs. Avery and Mrs. Dolbeare were in_Palmertown last week. Mr. Burrows of New London was in | this place Sunday. Windham County WINDHAM ¥ e Annual Fair and Supper Will Net $100 ~—Guests in Town This Week. k. The annual fair given by the ladies of the Congregational church was held ‘Wednesday evening. A fine supper of chicken salad, potato salad, rolls 'cake and coffee was served to about 125, under the direction of the president of the Ladies’ Aid society, 'Mrs. Ada Larrabee, assisted by the two vice presidents, Mrs. Arthur Williams and Mrs, George Cook, and by Mrs. Henry Bingham, The fancy work table in charge of Mrs, R. G. Watrous was well patronized. Miss Dorothy Brown cleared $8.25 at a home made candy table. The supper tables, attractive with flowers and lighted candles, were in charge of Miss Gertrude Arnold. Mrs. Ashlev Anderson, Mrs, H. C. Lathrop, Mrs Andrew Metzger and Mrs. W, F, Maine presided at _the coffee urns. The waitresses were Mrs. Abel Burnham, Mrs_John Potter, Miss A. M. Patton. the Misses Abbe, Polly MacDonald, Julia Guild, Marjery Sher- man, Miss Grace Bates, Miss Ellen Hawkins, Miss Emma Larrabee, Miss Josephine Keeney, Miss Elizabeth An- derson arranged the programme for the entertainment, which followed the supper and which consisted of piano solos by Miss Dorothy Brown of Wind- ham, readings by Miss Hyde of Hamp- | ton and selections by a maie quartette from Mansfleld. All were well render- ed and much enjoved. After the pro- gramme ice cream was served by the Young men, Includlng A. P. Abbe, C. A. Keeney, Paul Hopkins, Russell Pot-: ter and Alan Guild. The proceeds will amount to over $100. Guests were present from Mansfield, Lebanon, Willimantic and South Windham, The Week's Gu Guests in town this week Miss Polly MacDonald, of Yonkers, N. Y., at Dr. Guild's; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis' Church of Schenec tady, N. at Rev. M. R. Plumb's; Miss Margarel Jewett, of Hampton, at Miss Josephine Keeney's; Miss Helen Harrington of Willimantic at Charles Larrabee’s; Mrs. Ammerman of Hartford at W. S. Chappell's; Mrs. Andrew Metzger of Willimantic at Mrs. J. M. Palmer’s; | ex-Senator W. F. Gates of Lebanon at Charles Larrabee’s; Miss Margaret Greene of Providence, at Mrs. Lucian Bass'. include Personals and Briefs. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Johnson of ‘Wichita, Kan., who have been spend- jig a couple of weeks at the Misses Johnson's, left Thursday for Boston. Rev. and Mrs. M. R. Plumb leave Tuesday for a month’s vacation to be | spent at Brandon, Vt, Lake George and Brldzepor( C. B. MacDuffee of Three Riv- on \h.su will be at the Congrega- tional church August 9th and 16th. The ladies of St, Paul's church are Planning to hold a lawn party, The annual Sunday school pienic of | the Congregational church will be held | at Waldo Stanton’s next week Friday. Miss Abigail Bates of New York is at her father's, Benvin Bates'. EASTFORD Results in Cr:cksd Ribs—Pastor at Camp Ground. Fall The teachers who have been tending the summer school buoy have returned to their Carles Johnson was a guest at his mother's, Mrs. John Ethridge and her son;| John_have returned from a week's out- ing at the beach. Mr. and Mrs. Whitford who have | been spending some months with th daughter, Mrs. Cowan, have gone to their son's, In Boston. ! Dr. Converse has built a piazza on | the east side of his hot The ladies of the church met for sewing at- at Dan- homes week-end | Congregational one day this Ribs Cracked by Fall. Henry Brahman while putting some birds back in the nest that had fallen out, fell and cracked his ribs. conse- quentiy he ia confined to the house. Mr. and Mrs. Welcome Davis are week-end guests of Mr., and Mrs.| Thomas Case, At Camp Ground. Rev. and Mrs. Chamberlain are at their cottage on Willimantic Camp| rmhnd for the season, Mr. Chamber- | in returning home the last of each week to attend to his work Sunday. WILSONVILLE Mrs. Charles Kelly and daughter, Minnie visited Mrs. Huntington in| East Thompson, Wednesday. Miss Fannie Jennings and Hrs. Ar- thur Staley attended the Sunday school picnic held at Bates grove on ‘Wednesday. Mr. Paine was a Webster visitor Wednesday, Charles Webster had as his visiters Sinday, his xrnnddnuzhters, Misses Bmma and Ruth.. Miss Merle Ballard of Quinebaug, cajled on her sister Monday. 1(:1 Samuel Adams is entertaining Mrs. C. F. May of Webster and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd May of Norwich vis- EAST KILLINGLY Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mathewson and “‘&" Mmleo and Robert Sands, Clayville, R. L., Sunday. % Mrs. James Brooh are en- | been spending a few tertaining their niece from Lowell M: ass. Solomon Shea of Providence was in town Friday, calling on friends. ‘Miss Flora LaBelle of Ballouvilje wu the ‘ued; of Joseph Dumas and 1l Sung Y siiton. Burnett and Harold Fieids of Dayville called on friends here, Sun- da; S Tawyer Aldrich of Providence and Misses Barbara and Ruth McDonald, were in Putnam, Friday. Mrs. Henry Blanchard and Mrs. Her- bert Hopkine of Elmville called on Mrs. lsreal P. Chase, Wednesday Robert Shekileton and family visited his brother Joseph Shekleton, Sunday. Mrs. Eliza J. Chase was the guast of friends in Danielson, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Shippee were guests of Providence friends last weex. Carriage Drive Through Connecticut and Rhode and — Temperance Address. Mr. and Mrs. George Bromley from Florida called on friends here Friday.! Mr. 'and Mrs. Harry Beardsley from Providence spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gamble. Henry Desirer has mo\ed his fam- ily here from Plainfleld. Miss Edna Briggs rer.urned home Sunday, after five weeks' stay In Hopevllle. Walter Carpenter from Ariington, R. | L. has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frel Haskell ; Mrs. Phillip Simino and four chil- dren are visiting friends in Norwich | and vicinity. ! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Millard and two | childrén are spending the week with friends in Norwich and Willimantic. Driving Through Two States. Miss Evelyn Browning and Miss A. Idella Young, started Wednesday morning for a carriage drive, visiting friends in Connecticut and Rhode Is- | land. | Rev. Walter E. Lamphear gave an! interesting_temperance lecture on The | /Task that Lincoln Left Us, Wednesday night in the chapel. CHAFPLIN Sale of Grass on Darling Farm—En- joyable Musical Evening. A number'of summer: filitors ' sre among friends in town. i Joseph McQuaide of Ashford, has bought the grass on the two large Darling farms, near the center. | Miss Florence J. Hunt returned this week from a visit with friends in| Southampton, Long Island. _ The new state road coat of oil. Musical Entertainment At Church A fine musical entertainment was given at the church Wednesday even- ing, under the auspices of the Y. I’ S.C. E. The program was made up of songs by a male quartette, a mixed quartette, tenor and contralto solos, | and instrumental music. Each number | was finely rendered, and heartily ap- | plauded by the appreciative audience. | The singers and musicians were Mr. | and Mrs. Wesley Howard, Miss Ethel | is receiving .i Howard, Mrs, George Brown, Arthur Williams, George W. Ide, Burton M. Welch, Miss Ruth Copeland, Mise| th Snow, Miss Irene Grant and Miss anice Grant. At the close of the en- | ertainment ‘ice cream and cake were on nle in the vestry. ’ Mrs, Mary Heap and daughter, Sadie Doane and granddaughter, are visiting Mrs. S. A. Waite. i C. D. Whitford was in Providence, | Wednesday. | Mrs. Annie Foley is enjoying a, week’s vacation. Mrs. Ida Chap: returned home | Tuesday after visiting Mrs. Sarah J.! Kenyon for a week. Mrs. Horace Burdick found a be- | lated full blown dandelion, Thursday morning. | Monroe S. Kenyon is working in | Sterling at the bla mith shop of the . S. Finishing company. Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Hill auended the funeral of Mrs. Hill's sister, M Waiter Rider. Burial was in South Killingly. Mrs, Ulstrom and family from New York are out on the farm. Mrs. Ada Greenman was on Sterling Hill, Thursday. Mrs. Dougal Frazier and daughter Delphena was in Putnam, "BROOKLYN Burial of Mr's. Martha Nutiall—Ald Society Holds Food Sale. The body of Mrs. Martha Nuttall, a formen resident of this town and a member of the Baptist church, but for several years a resident of Danielson, | was brought here on Friday for burial in the family lot in the Memorial Aa- nex Cemeter; Miss Lura Dixon of Worcester has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Laura A. Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore D. Pond have days with their Providence, returning (mda,y. children Wednesday. M Helen L. nie Miller field, Mass. Miss Mildred Pike and Miss Pike spent Sunday with Charles Pike, near Elliott. Dr. Black and a friend from Phila- delphia and Miss Mabel Blake ani Miss Brown from Boston after a visit in Witter and Miss Jen- | have returned from North- Laura their uncle, with Rev. Dr. Black and wife, have returned to their homes The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Bap- | tist church held a food and ice cream sale Friday, also disposing of aprons they had made. SOUTH WUowuoiOCK The Senexet Grange degree team | worked the second degree on 2 class of twelve at Putnam Grange, last Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. E. §. Swan of Frovi- | dence, are visiting H. S. Wells'. Misses Margaret and Rachel Glover of Stafford were in town over Sun- day. - i Miss Annie Shippee has returned to_her work in Hartford. Mrs. A. R. Scranton:was in Provi- dence a day this week. Mr. and Mrs. Berger are entertain- | ing relatives from New York. Miss Ethel Basto entertained friends from Providence over Sunday. The Union Grange picnic is to be held at Wiidwood, August sth. R. H. Chandler, of.Thompson, H. Marsh of Putnam, and H. Wells of South Wood- | stock are the committee in charge. CLARK’S CORNEKS Miss Alice Hunt of Cleveland, 1e‘| visiting her sister, Mrs. F. W’ tin. Miss Alice Bill of Martford is visit- | ing her aunt, Mrs, L. Il Jewett. Mr. Bernette E. Clevelan 1. n, Mass, and Mrs. Mary Brayman .. Pomfret, have been visit- | ors at Allen Jewett's. Miss Viola Jewett is visiting friends | at Westerly and Watch Hill WGOUSTO OCK VALLEY Mrs, E. 0. Putler and Charles Yorke | of New Haven, spent Sunday in town. | Mrs. Chester Halstat i< entertaining her mother from Worcester. Several from here were at Crystal | will be held. Miss Ruth Daval and little sister | | Blanche, drove over from Mansficid | Center to Canterbury last Friday, Eimer ilnar Hatstat weré in Webster, Mass., Wednesday. Mrs. R. O. of New Haven ex- pect to arrive®at her summer home here for August. THOMPSON Address by Dr. ;yk-—"llgu for Union Church Services. Miss Grace Granger of Providence has opened her summer home. Mrs. Hutchins is entertaining Mrs. ‘Wood and child. A very interesting B. Y. P. U. ser- vice was held this week under the; leadership of Mrs, Boardman. Topic, Mmsxonlry Value of a Christian Coi- lege. On account of the rain the audience that gathered at Rev. and Mr: uizin- ga's Tuesday to hear Dr. Sykes was small. Dr. Sykes spoke in behalf of the Connecticut College for Women at New London. The Congregational Sunday school picnic at Bates’ grove Wednesday was enjoyed by about 80. Mrs. John Chase and children are at Nathan Chase’s. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Allen of North Woodstock called on relatives in town Monday. Mrs, Minnie Whittemore is entertain- ing relatives from New York. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Ross of Brook- Ivn, Y., are guests at Lowell Ross'. John Bullard of Philadelphia has been spending a week with Charles Davis. Gone to Dakota. Frank = Foisey, Jr., and Sareha! Rhodes have gone to North Dakota on business. A large number of new books, gift of the state, have recently been plac=d | on the library shelves. Miss Marion Ross of St. Louis mi spending a month with Miss Mary Ross. Mrs/ George Cummings has been the! guest’ cf Miss Susan Evane. | Misses Bell and Ida Taft of Ux-| bridge have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Chase. Misses Marian and Grace Douglas of Morristown, N. J., are spending two weeks with Mrs. Allen Reynolds. Mre. Florence Greene Williams and daughter Helen have been at F. D. Greene' J. K. Moore and family, also Miss Muriel Backus, are spending a month in Lurenburg, Vt. Union Church Services. During August union church services Aug. 2d Rev. Brewer Boardman conducts the service at the | Baptist church; Aug. 9th, Rev. A. P. V. C. Huiginza at the Congregational; Aug. 16th, Rev. Mr. Root at the Con- gregational: Aug. 23d, Rev. Boardman | at the Baptist. CANTERBURY GREEN Picnic Planned—Union C. E. Meeting of Three Societ The pastor's sermon was from II Cor. V, 14. Christ Constraineth us.” At the Sunday School meeting plans | we made toward the picnic which will probably be held the week of Au- gust 9-16. last Sunday “The love of Union Meeting. Sunday evening ‘August 2nd, the, union meeting of three C. E. societ'cs is to be held at Westminster. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jacque and Son | gavmond from Bath Beach, Brooklyn, | . are spending the week with M. T D. Wilson. A party of ladies met with Mrs. Henry Larkham, Wednesday, for ty- ing the quilt which is being made for the Grange sale. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Brown and| family from Worcester are spending | the summer on Black Hill. At the Shore. Mr, and Mrs. Nathan Newton are spending the week with their daugh- | ter, Mrs. Frank Hoxsie at the Hoxsie', | cottage, at Quononchontaug, R. I, Paul Hoxsie is also at the shore. Lila Beatrice Green of Saylesvi:'e R. 1. is spending a few weeks at Na. than Exley's. Miss Green was gradu- ated in June from a business college. spending a da at the parsonage. Mrs. C. A. Russell has been passing | two weeks at Plymouth, Mass, the guest of Mrs. C. F. Marble. Miss Maude Street and Miss Mary Blanchard are spending some time at Belfast, Me. Joseph Miller spent the week-end in | Holyoke, where his wife is at the hos- | pital. | Miss Ethel Fish of M her sister, Mrs. ystic, g visiting Labin S, Russell _Mrs. Leroy Spaulding of Plymouth, N. D, is visiting her mother, M:s. Darling. | The Misses Castle of New Rochells | were guests of Mrs. Sabin S, Russell, Friday. Mrs. Mary D. Stokie spent the wnok-l end in New Britain with her son,| Charles Stokie and wife. Mrs. Nellie Ardgu and children of | Stamsford are visiting Mrs. Charles Norton. | John W. Wright has gone to Mary- land with his mother and sister, for his vacation. There will be no church until the third Sunday in August. Mrs. W. D. Cogswell and Mises Ber- nice Cogswell, also Mr. Mrs, Benjamin Cogswell are spending a month in the Bill Cottage, at Alexan- dria lake. Harry Allen of Whilniville, Maass., is spending his vacation with Mr. and | | Mrs. W, E. LaBelle. WESTMINSTER Mr. St. John led the Christian En- | deavor meeting Sunday. There will be a' union meeting at | the Westminster Congregational i church Sunday night, Aug. Frank Medbury spent | Douglas camp grounds. Mrs. Lena Tonnelson and family have been guests of the former pastor, Rev. and Mrs. Willlam Harrison Raymond, at_East Douglas. 3r. and Mrs. Amos of Seymour, Ct., g the week end with John Leon- ar Sunday was the first time Fred | Newton -has been able to discard his crutches® and 2 Sunday at ASHFORD Mrs. Susan Milton s in Dorchester. . for a short stay. William Poole of Wallingtord spent Sunday at his home here, Mrs. Norton and her daughter Miss Mae Richmond, of New Haven, are' at_The Oakes for a few weeks. i l“'alxer Greene is working in Collins- ville. M.ss Inez Rrown of Willimantic, w 10 has been visitipg her cousin, Miss Anna Brown, retfirned home last week, Miss Tnez Whittimore, who has been spending several weeks at Frank ' Green's, has returned to her home in. Providence | & week’s visit at the home of her fa- 1 ml baathar hecher Brown, Patrick 1 tt was in Nur- wich Wi Alyah Vassar of Plymouth, nul..l spent Sunday with Xis family. Harold and Oscar Olson of New York are visiting their cousin, Howard Hol- gerson. Mrs. Charles E. Barber is spending a week at Bass Point, Mass. Gypsies Travel Through. A band of gypsies made a short stay in the village Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olds of Provi- dence have been local visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Tillinghast, Miss Marjorie Tillinghast, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bdgerton and daughter Hazel, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clarke spent Sat- urday at Rocky Point. Mr. and Mrs. Willim Jowett, Mr. and Mrs. William Nettleton were at Crescent Park, R. 1., Saturday: arl Ryder of Boston, Mr. and Mrs. ieorge Ryder and daughter Lois of Everett, Mass., were guests at William Deans’, Sunday. At Providence Dinner. Lester Gardner was’ in Providence Sunday to attend the complimentary dinner at Palace Gardense¢given by the manufacturer of a motorcycle to all of the riders. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Tillinghast and Miss Helen Tillinghast were visit- ors in Saylesville, R. L, Mrs. Harlow Ladd of Norwich has been visiting at Everett Ladd's this week. Mrs. L. Howard Cross and Blanche Caplette were in N Wednesday to visit Mrs. Narcisse Cap- lette. who was taken to the Backus | hospital Sunday, having been ill about ten days. Miss Odna Seguin has returned from ten days’ vieit in Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss Rose E. Seguin returned with her for ther, Israel Seguin. Mrs. Arthur Davis has been enter- taining relatives from New Hamp- shire. Miss Ruth Bogue of Norwich is vis- ting Miss Beatrice Dean. M Florence Donovan is visitiag in Canada. Food Sal The Ladies of the G. A. R. held a successful food sale at the home Mrs. Lowell Horton Friday afternoon Elmer Johnson of Pittsfield, Mass., has been visiting friends here, where he formerly lived. | Chester Burdick of Stafford Springs spent Sunday at Narcisse Caplette's. Monday Mrs. Burdick and baby Doris returned home with Mr. Burdick after three weeks' stay with relatives Miss Rose Beaudry of East Green- wigh, R. I, spent Sunday with her g:\.rents, Mr. and Mrs. David Beau- of Mrs. George Loring visited brothér in Westerly, R. 1., Sunday Miss Edith Edwards of Brooklyn is spending this week at Seguin’s. SOUTH KILLINGLY Motor Party to Rocky Point—State | Road Excellent. her Israel Mr. and Mrs. Carhsle and daughter Lucy of Providence were entertained at G. W. Barlow’s Saturday. Miss Myrtice Young is friends in Providence. Mrs. Albert Pike is entertaining Miss Doris Drew and Miss Olive Brooks of Providence. Alexander dent, visiting Burdick, a former resi- is visiting ‘his son, B. F. Bur- average savi Final Snmmer Clean-up Ladies--A chance to replemsh your Summer’ needs at an Sale ng of one- half. This sale embraces new and staple merchandise such asSilks, Dress Goods, Cottons and Domestics, House Dresses, W aists, Laces and Embroideries, Muslin Undergarments, Etc. SALE COMMENGES COTTON GOODS AND DOMESTICS Fancy Mohairs. ... .Sale price 5c a yard Fast Color Apron Gingham— Sale price 6¢ a yard 12%5c Best Ginghams for dresses, all col- ors and patterns. .Sale price 8c a yard 36-inch Percale. ... .Sale price 8c a yard 32-inch Gingham. . .Sale price 10c a yard Fast Color Prints. . . .Sale price 6¢c a yard 15c Seersucker, all colors— Sale price 10c a yard Galatea Cloth. ... .Sale price 10c a yard Toweling. ........Sale price 5¢c a yard 66-inch Bleached Table Covering— Sale price 39¢c a yard 32-inch Sheperd Checks— L Sale price 12¢ a yard Cotton Challies, all colors— Sale price 5c a yard We have now on sale one of the best stocks of Dainty Embroideries ever shown in Norwich. Excellent new patterns at enormous savings. SEE THI TODAY FOR 10 DAYS This tremendous Clean-up Sale is bound to create a sensation among money-saving shoppers. SECOND FLOOR BARGAINS 50c Waists.............Sale price 33c $1.00 and $1.25 Waists, slightly soiled and mussed..........Sale price 59¢ $1.00 House Dresses. ... .Sale price 69¢ Long Kimonos were $1.25 Sale Price 75¢ _Crepe Kimonos were $1.98— Sale price 98¢ Crepe Kimonos were $2.49— Sale price $1.49 Women’s White / Dresses, soiled mussed, worth to $12.50— Sale price $2.98 Fancy Street Dresses $1.98. and To the women who are in need of Silks, come to this store today (Satur- day), and convince yourselves of values instead of anywhere for new and staple Silks. The Silk"people want now. Petticoat Flouncing with linen lace— Sele price 10c a yard GRAND SALE REMNANT STORE, 261 Main Street, Norwich, C;.§ dick. Fine Stretch of Road. the mowing machine knives one day Tolland County Springfield were Sunday guests of Mr. charter, but only by a few thousand votes. WHhich is some ' progress for Cincinnati. —Pittsburgh Dispatch. Mrs. Millie Bennett is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, D. P. Weaver. _A. C. M cut hl- leg badly with M d Mrs. A. E. Hall and Mrs, P, | last week, and ‘Mrs, Grant Hanner. o Mr Sbd Mix. A-gB_Hall aud Mrs. P. |’y i spent & Charles ¥. Wiljiams moved from o B e v e O “-"a ?2du{“|':§u§€| f}a::‘(l;t'or - == Alba Perkins' to the home of Arthur Wihahnn Fridiy ahd returned:by wAy |0, My s | Il linve goris o STAFFORDVILLE Bosworth last Monda of Atington and Pomfret, finding & fine | o /L oier where Mr. Hill will- re- Mre. S. M. Lambert and two chil- ‘E;f,‘,fi'm;’,f state road the entire Way 0| ;i ““Mrs, Hill will return to their | Notes of Simmer Outings—Recent g.::ma:‘e guests of relatives in West Mr., and Mrs., Willis Hill of Central b”('}"[_":‘;;r""_“:‘*h bl a R Visitors in Town. Mine Vhilorin Rileed ting acaipned o Village were visitors at A. A. Jacques’ | ok o - e - E housekeeper for Mrs. S Lambert. Sunday. | ®°Mise Vera Jewett is visiting in Hart- | Mr- and Mrs. A. A. West have re Frank.S, Bowden of Hartford recent. Mrs. Frank Jacques visited her niece !h;d“ : & turned after visiting Mr. and Mrs. |[Iy spent a few days with local rela- Mrs. P. H. Coffey, Wednesday. ord. A e e b, Ernest Hall of Hartford has been T i“”"“ R‘:‘ e “;' ’e“."d' :"‘: and | B lss Garrle Goodwill of Springfield visifing friends ‘in_this vicinity NORTH STERLING fr. and Mra. Herbert West, in Somer- |, Yia® Cirrle Gooanin of Sron Fred Gomo has returned from a va- £= ville Mass. tew | . GeOTEE! Powden has been epending cation in Southbridge. = g 4 3 ss Anna L. Tobin spent a few | the past week with relatives in Mon- ; Seorge Flsrch tanit aintly. IWere ' d.,\n at Watch Hill. R. I, last week, | son. Mass, Motored to Point. Worcester Sunday. - e | son, 3 “jam o > Jland also made a brier visit with | A motor party to Rocky Point Sun- Miss Ethel Fryer of Providence is{fnd 2050 made & brict ost Wit - day included Ernest Hall of Hartford, | visiung her s r, Mrs. Richard For- | \od e - Making the Most of It. Fe towis b DS AT, N Wna Mis, | tune llea | . John H. Tobin, of Passaic, N. J., and | Senator Vardaman, of M Jared Hall of Sterling, Mr. and 3 s ood of Moosup smied ' James J. Tobin of New Haven were|an expert whittler. If w PN e N Saeies S % e C. Spooner Suncay. . 1guests of local relatives recently | virtue, Vardaman needs to make Miss Neva Barlow and Mr. and Mrs. A.| Richard Fortune, Jr., of Providence | el MILIAE O ARt Whitse Sore ] A o s Bost’ E. Hall of this place. | spent Sunday with' his father. {at the Springs, is home for his an- | Walliam Dean of Central Village Bert Hall and family of Hartford are | 2t the Sprins | AR Sy vl the guest of A. E. Hall on 4 motor trip | spending their vacation at J. F. Hal's. i PURL vagaton, 0 L othing to Brag ; to Windham Tuesday. Mr. Dean spent | Mrs. Charles Coon of Danielson call- | Mre T M. lLyon has been spendm After all. the fire-eating he has his early years in that vicinity and | ed ¢ Mrs. G. C. \IN"‘HPY‘ "““dfl‘_- 4 3 ingfi i . done, ‘the Colonel needn’t be so proud the familiar places on the route re- James Webster of Glen Cove, N. Y, Guests from Springfield. of devouring a poor little monkey.— called many pleasant experiences of his 1t August Wilson's. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bowden of | Boston Post. younger day | » Vidall is visiting friends | ——_— l)n Voluntown for a few weeks. ~ Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hillery spent EAST WOGDSTOCK | Sunday with friends in Rockland. ! { Mr, and _Mrs. John Griffith and Neely-Sharpe Marriage — Chautauqua daughter Maude attended Douglas Parade Passes Through. | c2 meeting 2 iiliam *Barber is entertainin Mrs. Emma Bixby and children are | Drother Everett and family of Mys = spending a few weeks with Mrs. Bix-| There will be no services ' at the i by's mother, Mrs. Chappell, in North | church next Sunday on account of the ‘oventry. Greene camp meeting. | Misses Edith Eddy and Flora Alton — — { are in Danbury this weeK attending | ANTERB H e summer echool | SOUTH C URY Mrs. Agnes Wood, who has been [hg‘ " B gy sy s i - L J guest of her sister, Mrs. H. J. Potter,| The army worms are on Mrs. S. B. | for two weeks, left Wednesday to vi ‘(; 1:3(:1!9: :‘iland. ‘They hav Qfih:l;no({mc::; i : E. B. Chandler's family at B ‘ha | oats and now are on one P Me. ® family at Bass Rocks, | * /s §. B. Hadley was at Norwich Mrs. Lyman Paine and daughter | O business last week Friday. Olive of Chicago are visiting hesgoer | Horace Parkhurst and daughter, Mrs, | o ° mer's sisters, Mrs. Frank Foskett and | Charity Haskell, and son Clarence were | Mrs. Grace Child, also with J. M. Paine | SUgSts at Whippoorwill farm Sunday. | on and family. | Wednesday lievi N. Clark found his | The Lindeman girls are entertaining | field of oats covered with army worms. | their cousins, Masters Stuart Fenner “*w“" ‘3'\}'“""("‘.:;;’g',",,,{z?".’{-,, of Providence and Ralph Allen of Hol- | Mr. and Mrs. Ge i e il . . den, Mase. ed Wednesday for Onset, Mass., where F f ST e S S Mot i) or a short time only our entire stock of the George Neely wand Miss Beulan| 1St When they will return to the home : Sharpe were quietly married at the th:(\"r‘! T?d.,?f.?n If;‘l:\el\l‘ t‘:Jr‘:urekm ?1’53-‘ - 3 Congregational parsonage in_Sout- |42 about Oct. 1 Highest Grade Refrigerators can be purchas bridge July 22." They were attended | Benjamin A. Brown and family re- | g by Mr. n_n: .\:n. \;'uu:m A;-ux jturned home Monday after several | utemobile Para days at the shore f b The automoblle parade advertising =2 at prices never equaled before. All guaran- Chautauqua from Putnam passed WARRENVILLD {through here ~Wednesday _afternoon with 21 cars in line. Owing to the rain - . i & large number did not make the rur.| Mr. and Mrs David Mathewson, O. 3722, number did not mike the MU |, Y, 200 et o mrownnendes || teed perfect in every respect. people in passing. church service In Putnam Sunday | . PSRRI morning. HAMPTON S. L. Case and family, G. O. Balch ; and Robert Balch attended the Moose | %3 —— carnival at Willimantic Saturday evea- llustrated Lecture at Grange—Cavalry | ing. i emembper iSis rora to Encamp Near Town. Mrs, E. P. Mathewson and Miss Ma- | - bel Mathewson of Ashaw R.Dl., are o4 - At the last regular meeting of Little | Suests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Durkee. | River grange a stereopticon lecture! Nelson Noel is employed in Man- | o lme n y was given by Rev. Sherrod Soule. The | chester. 3 lectire was on Interesting and Histor- . P, Diitkee has been In Woreestes ical Places In Connecticut. It is esti- a few days. mated that over 160 were in the hall rs. Walter Brown has returned | . ;and the steps und walk were crowded | home after spending a week with rel- . : by those unable to get inside, atives In Ashaway, R. 1 Mrs. Mary C. Phillips Is at Crescent| - - Beach. = The Grace Wait. . Cavalry to Camp Near By. Eveérything In the eating line rnynl - Major F. C. Marshall bas announced | S0up_to nuts is on the upward jump - that the cavalry troops.of Rhode Isl- | in Drice, and Mr. V\tln?n can’'t pacs p ~ - and, Massachusetts, Vermont, New |this off as merely psychological. — | 62-66 Maln street No' w“:h York and Connecticut will be in camp | New York Telegram. | y LALLE near hrrol from Aug. 6 to Aug. 16, Bedprast for Chnstambtl They will camp in the valley near r . -y . Bigelow_pond. Cincinnati has defeated a reform | Finn’s M, jcwefl