Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 15, 1914, Page 10

‘week with her daughter, Mrs. Roy T diiin. Sassall an enjamin . Cogswt were: at ther?tm;'l‘mday. Harold Hirst- spent the we | with” Mr, and_Mrs. Frank. Fiel EKONK Funeral of Charles Hall—Family Re- " union at Benjamin Colburn’s. Rev. William Reynolds 15 spending r this week in New Yorl = ot Rt 2L the S Naw "‘Loh‘cvion‘ Counity'w end On S50 ‘Rynaway Bcn Found in % b 'his return to Peterboro; Monday, Mrs.| dy of Charles % Attic. Harolg rield and hMiss Muriel Field bm:;htb%e!z"e Monday h:or c;hnrifll. 'n;e “Rov. A. r:.m g:mmmm . T accompanied him_ home. was held in t = thelr son’ Biho road machine I at work on the TS e s, eturnan (oo mioe meak eld i Ehe Sterling R, Thurber and daughter visited relatives in Glouchester, R. L, the first of the week. © Witnessed Celebration. Oscar F. Atwood ‘was the guest of his brother and wife in Stonington during the celebration. . Rev. E. A. uth was in Ston- ington, Monday, to witness the cele- bration. . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Porter of Ger- mantown, Penn., who have been % days in town, returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bennett were in Buesda; Providence y. Mrs. Charles Briggs and daughter, are with the f 's parent, George D. Angel. Mrs. George D. Angel, who has been in Day Kimball hospital, for several weeks with a broken hip has returned to her home. Rufus Sheldon and daughter have had as their guest Mr. Whittlesly of Pittsfield, Mass. The Brown Association held a : union in Unitarian Hall, Wednesday. sttoets here. ‘Henry F. Babcock has found a farm of runaway honeybees located | the attic of his house. “Prville Chesebrough took part in the nington celebration. “Miss Elizabeth Stumpf, who has besn ‘with her sister, Mrs. S. F. Palmer, sev- eral weeks, returned to New York city dfonday night. Mrs, Charles P. Fish of Mystic and i 1 YA & v Y Mrs. William Rinan of Washington, Frank Tra v D. C. were guests of Mrs. Sabin D, A on e, 28 In Westerly | by gsell’ Tuesday and Wednesday. r. and Mrs. Cressie Gray of Dover,| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers have H., were Yisitors at the home of G.[&0pe to live with her mother, Mrs. Coates. last week, Dervsia, ; rs. Charles Maine of Wintechuck| Harry Briarley and George Michie 1 has been entertaining out of town | Spent the week end in Maynard, Mass. nds the past week. * 1 William Davis of East Orange, N. J. called on friends in Dayville this week. Windham Cour: CANTERBURY G! Mr, and Mrs. Armand Henault and Children’s Sunday Tomorrc to_Hartford. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Leavens were at Roucky Point ‘Wednesday. X Home from Germany. Rev, J. Kost arrived home from Ger- many Monday night. Miss Ruth Bennett. is visiting at South Glastonbury and Middletown. Mr. and Mrs. George I. Bennett of Lakewood, R. I. are guests of Mrs. Fannie Bennett, Hill officiated. The his: boyhood days here was well remembered and liked by a e circle of friepds. Those from out of town attending the fimeral were Mr. and Mrs. Emulus Burdick of Providerce, Mr. and Mrs. Witter of Brooklyn, Mrs. Emma Bucklyn of Mystic and Mrs. Claude Shippee of Sterling and John and Arthur Gallup of Danielson. His mother, Mrs. Benjamin Watson of Plainfieild was unable to be present. Four Generations Represented. Gardner of Boston, ‘his d&(\:lg:lrtl:;, Miss Edith and Mae, with the latter's husband, and child, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin Colburn. On Sunday the party was increased to twelve, representing four generations who partook of an ap- petizing dinner and had a very enjoy- able family reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barber of South Canterbury and Silas and Charles Barber of Camp- bells Mills and Miss Ella Gardner of Plainfield were among tl}! number. On Summer Trips. e sther Gallup went to oh- da?gs)sifz Friday to visit Misses Ruth R. Have Picnic. Harold and Oscar Olson returned to New York Saturday after visiting two weeks at August Holgerson's. Mrs. Thomas Shannon and Mrs. Frank-Longeway, ‘of -West Inglewood, N. J. are visiting at William Dean's. Mrs. Willlam Jowett has- returned from Pawtucket, R. I, where she has been visitiig relatives. < Mrs, Eliza Miller returned to Hart- ford Saturday after spending several days at Frederick Tillinghast’ Vacationists Return, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis and son R:aull‘g:ve tl;emrn:d from Providence where they have been spending sev- eral days with relatives, George Greene has returned to his home in Arcadia, R. L, after visiting his daughter, Mrs. Frank Edgerton. Miss Helen W. Tillinghast and Wal- do Tillinghast have returned - from Hope Valley, R. I, where they have been spending a few days with rela- SOUTH WINDHAM |""*% (. ing signs Erected. Mr. Wage-earner:-— Our greatest pride is in the fact that we do an honest business. Our furniture ‘or several weeks, was able to return home Saturd: WOODSTOCK v were at Ocean Beach Tuesday. Joseph Miller, who has been ill Hnterest In Brooklyn Tablet sing. ZTomorrow will be mid-summer Chil- dfen’s day at the Green. A number ot Dbables will be_ baptized. There w b Children’s day songs and a ch dfen’s sermon by the pastor. he visit of ‘Rev. T. E. Davies was gleatly enjoyed last Sunday. He preached from Ps, 4-6. ev. and. Mrs. Charles O. Park r&urn today to their home in Slaters- vijle. Mr_ Parker has promised to re- turn at some future time at the call of’ the District Christian Endeavor Their coming has been an inspiration toall with whom they have come in contact. ¢ Socfal Committee to Lead. fhe Y. P. S. C. E. meeting this Sgnday night is under the leadershiz of? the social committee. chairman. es Towne; subject, “Our le for Christ. Luko 24: 13-35. 'he Thursday night prayer meeting atfthe parsonage at'8 p. mfl will have its subject” The Church and Its %}ics. 1 Pet. 3: 2 r. and Mrs, FrankHoxsle have re- turned from Quonochontaug, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Miller have re- ;‘—ned from a two.days' trip to New k. . ] Social r. and Mrs. Clinton Judd and fam- of Southington, have been guests a week or more at the Trueman t's. r. and Mrs. Walter Apply spent . week with Mg, Apply’s parents, . ar@ Mrs. Jan€s Apply. Milo Apply “has been “home from Burridge, Mass, Harry Flint, who is also working in Burridge, returned from a visit at his mother’s, Mrs. Lewis Lyon: Parker and Honston Li: the week in Norwich. Won Honers at N. F. 4. At his graduation from Norwich Academy in June, Parker Lathrop was not only one of those appointed to wiite the essays for the closing exer- cles, but his essay won first prize, Mrs. George C. Potoin and two lit- tle daughters are spending August and and September in Canterbury at Mrs. Patoin's nother's, Mrs, Keen Mrs. Beecher Brown has as a guest het aunt, Mrs, Mary Sm from Brooklyn. Mrs. Erown's mother, Mrs. Button, has returned from Providence where she spent the latter part o. the wir ter. Attead>d Brookiyn Meeting. Miss Jones was a guest of the Cap- tain Deliverance Browne assoclation in Brooklyn, - Wednesday, and of the Church St. Friends' auxiliary at the unveiling of a tablet in Old Trinity church, when President Luther of Trinity college, delivered the address. Captain Deliverance Browne was a resident of Canterbury in the early days ang was one of the first dea- cons of the church on the Green. A @elightful paper on his life was read at’the morning session by Rev. George Browne of Lancaster, Pa. Dorothy Tracy of Wauregan visited Mnldas Florence Exley over the week end, Cgile Hale has returned to Nor- M7 hrop spent ‘wicl Cavalrymen on the Green. There was a little stir of excitement on’ Canterbury Green when a small company of mounted troopers appeared and for a time held ion of the center. The resi- demts -were ‘disappointed when they ‘withdrew, as they had hoped to have witnessed “an encounter between the troopers and the “enémy.” The troop- ers were very gentlemanly and easily made friends. .-and Mrs. James Apply were in town over the week end. DAYVILLE Miss Blanchard on YVachting Trip— Rev. Ignatius Kost Home from Ger- many, Miss Myrtice Blanchard is taking a yachtitig- trip ‘With her sister, Mrs. Frederick Rogers, of Providence, R. I. Mis8 Carrie ‘Franklin has returned from .two weeks' visit with friends in nd Foster, R L %nd Mrs. Frank W. Bennett Stunday at Ocean Beach. Scateh Day at Rocky Point. Mrg, Andréw Turner went to Rocky Point Thursday as that was the Scotclimen’s day at the Point, \dra Frank J. Burnett is spending Child Family Reunion—Dr. Sykes Speaks in the Interests of Woman's College, Dr. and Mrs, Hollingshead of Pem- berton, N. J. have been guests of Mrs. S. A Woodward, The annual reunion of the Child family was held at Roseland pa; Wednesday. Address by Dr. Sykes. President F. H. Sykes of the Con- necticut College for Women, spoke at the Congregaional chapel Wednesday afternoon. Contributions for the erec- tion of Windham hall were sought. Mrs, James J. Williamson is visit- ing relatives in_Danielson, Mrs. Marcus Wood and Miss Nellie Chandler were in Boston Tuesday. Preacher from the Hub. ‘Wednesday | " Rev. J. W. Dees of Boston preached at the Congregational church Sunday morning. Mrs. Susan K. Morse of Minneapolis was in town over Sunda; SOUTH KILLINGLY Miss Mildred Jacoues is spending a few weeks in Springfield. Miss Ethel Fiske, formerly of this place, now living in Jewett City, is visiting at G. R. Barlow's. Mrs. P, H. Coffey entertained Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Barlow, Miss Barlow and Mr. and Mrs, Willis Hill Sunday. Mrs, Gilbert, who has been visiting at the parsonage, has returned to her home, Miss Edna Gilbert entertained Ruth Coffey Mcnday. Nathan Short and men are making improvements on the Kies lot in the cemetery. Two hundred men and horses of the Rhode Island cavalry passed through here Sunday on their way to camp in Hampton. Mr. and Mr A. E. Hall, Mrs. Ernest Torrey, Miss Addie Holland and M Myrta Doane, were visitors in V limantic Wednesday. RLENVILLE Mrs. E. A. Rossiter entertained a party of twenty-five at a lawn party, Thursd: of last week. Mrs. Libby Jacobs and grandson are siting Mrs, Noel at Bert Gardner’s. Emmer Howlett, Bert Gardner and Morgan Brewer went to Exeter Pond on a fishing trip, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Case and E. L. James were guests of Dr. and Mrs, F. B. Converse, at Coventry Lake, Sat- urday last. Mr. and Mrs. Jones. who have been spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Shippee, have returned to New York. A. M. Bassett is at work in Wiling- ton for Mr. Underwood. O. P. Durkee made a business trip to Worcester, Monday. Earl Jame: as been spending the eeks at Clarks Corner. iss Edith Platt has been enter- taining guests from Putnam. ATTAWAUGAN The M. E. Sunday school had its annual picnic at Roseland park Sat- urday. Miss Ethel Barlow of Quaker Hill is visiting Albert Rollinson and fam- Mrs. T. H, Sweeney entertained Mrs. Archie -Heminway and child of Cen- terville last week, Miss Mae Waterhouse of Chester, Pa.. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ed- warg Waterhouse. Joseph Hazelton and family are en- tertaining his mother and sister, of Manchester, N. H, John Handel is’ having his annual Vi vacation, Mitchell Grimshaw has purchased a new touring car, O. Dubuil's twWo sisters, of New Bed- ford, are visiting hitn this week. RAWSON Mrs, J. J, Fizgerald was in Willi- mantic Wednesday. The Larkin, club met with Mrs. Joe Dietchie Tuésday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald of Brooklyn were at J. J. Fitzgerald's Thursday. There are about 950 soldiers and cavalry in camp at Bigelow three miles south of here. They come from new sthool 'ANT & STRA COMMERCIAL SCHOOL BOSTON and Mmfif&% Iston Street, 2 most desirabla o 'and supervision of & ‘teachers. g d Ruby Kellogg and on Sunday she {isited her brother Everett in Law renco and on Tuesday went to Vine- yard Haven for a short stay. Cards from Mr. and_ Mrs. George Gallup report them at Niagara Falls, having had a delightful trop through the Berkshires and Mohawk valley. Miss Nettie Gallup and party motor- ed to Rockville Sunday to visit an uncle. On Thursday Miss Gallup went to_Rocky Point. Those who h: ing are much discouraged by udy weather. O Treaner is visiting his dausht- ers in New York. EAST WOODSTOCK ity - fi t Child Reunion— Over oG mp “at Eastford. ve not finished hay- the i nnister of Webster has been fl}flfif& L. Upham and family the st week. 3 pa;’lr. and Mrs. George Cox of Vernon have been visiting L. H. Lindeman's 2 Y Attended Child Reunion. Lucian Burleigh of Troy, N. ¥, Howard Bracken of Hopedale, Mass. and Mrs, Wallace Leavitt of Casp:: Wyoming, were in town Wednesdav, attending the Child reunion at Rose- land Park. The attendance was 75 or more. Mrs. Anna Bemis is visiting re'a- tives in Worcester. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Lindeman, and Mrs. George Cox enjoyed an au mobile ride to Holden, Sunday, ing Halsey Allen and famil Ralph Allen, who has been visiting his relatives returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Potter visited their daughter, Mrs. Eliot Clemence i Southbridge, Wednesday. She is with a nurse in attendance. Boys in Camp. A party of boys is camping at Crys- tal Lake, Eastford, this week. Windsor White is catching some big fish, bass weighing 3 pounds or more. Fred Davidson who is camp cook, accom- panied the boys last year. EAST KILLINGLY Mr. and Mrs. Allen Buffington enter- ed friends from Pawtucket, -Sun- Mr. Lo- iss Maud Capron of Danielson is visiting at Ledge Cottage. Mrs. Benjamin Cole and daughter Vera and Miss Laura Jacques, visited Mr. and Mrs. George Pray in Ballou- ville, Sunday. Mr. and ) A. D. Sayles were in Providence, Saturday. W. E. Whitile has been in York for a few Gays this week. George C. Spooser and a friend from North Sterling were at Old illingly pond, Tuesday, fishing. Miss Vera Gordon spending her vacation in Newark, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Matherson are enterfaining Mrs. Sands and Miss Amanda Sands, of Central Village. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Credie of Bai- louville were guests Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Credie, Thursda William Birch of Providence is visit- ing at Charles Moran’s. E. L. Gordon was in New London, Sunday, calling on friends. The Volunteer band played at Che- pachet, Wednesday. WOODSTOCK VALLEY { Mrs, Arthur Spicer of South Wil- lington is visiting Miss Harriett Slingsley. Frank Flynn, Charles Silvia and Richard Flaherty, moth scouts, visited in town over Sunday. Miss Ethel Wood has returned to her home in Hartford. Rev. A, C. Johnson and family, of Westfield, Mass,, are at their summer home. @ New Mrs, Florence Hayter is visiting Thompson friends. Elmer Goss and Chester Hatstat were in Webster Monday. Mrs. Loufs Luverich has returned to her home in New York. Earle Hyde, who is staying at A. N. Hammond’s, had an attack of heart trouble Tuesday. Mrs. Reed of Thompson visited at Asa Thayer’s, Wednesday, ABINGTON Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks, were Mrs. Charles Weeks and little son, of Au- burn. R. I, Mrs. W. Jennings of Cen- tral Village and Lilla Weeks of Wash- ington, R. I Rey. Joseph Kyte of South Brain- tree, Mass., supplied the pulpit at the Congregational church Sunday. Mr. Kyte has many friends in this vicin- ity, having been a resident here at onc time. ‘Almost everybody was so interested in the soldiers’ encampment at Bige- low pond in Hampton that they drove or motored over Sunday. About 150 cavalrymen were in town Thursday, arriving just at noon. They dis- mounted and ate their rations, then proceeded on their way. SOUTH WOODSTOCK Contest Programme at Grange—Death of Mrs, Frank Johnson. Miss Gladys Sheldon has returned from Boston. At the meeting of Senexet grange last Wednesday evening the Alphas and Omegas presented a rival contest 1;_sltogramme, the Alphas being victo- ous. Miss McDonald of Providence Is spending a few days in town. Mrs, Frank Johnson, who has been i1l for a number of weeks died Wed- nesday night at the hospital in Put- nam. The funeral is to be held today (Saturday) at South Woodstock. Miss Nellie Lowe is quite ill children are visiting Mrs. mother, Mrs. Peck, in Norwich. Mrs, Charles Maynard and two Maynard s Mrs. Walter Backus has returned from the private hespital, where she has been recovering from an operation for appendicitis. Mrs. Clarence Avery and two chil- dren have been visiting friends at Uncasv . S d le. usan Payne is with friends at ind Mrs. John McKensey of d are guests of Mrs. Maurize d Mrs. Frank Jennings have 4 home after spending part of their wedding trip with Mr. and Mrs, John Jennings. Mre. Henry Scribner and Ralpa Scribner were visitors in Woodstock, Thursda; Miss Hazel Backus is visiting friends in Waterburgh, Mass. Miss Josephine Palmer was a week. end visitor with her sister; iIn Wor- cester. diiss Rena Murdock has returned from the private hospital, where she has been for the past two weeks. Mrs. Daniel Matherson and son Al- fred are visiting in Rockville. Miss Elsie Ericson 5 recovering rapidly but is not yet out of the his- pitai. Miss Scofleld of Mystic is the guest of Mrs. Walter Backus. Henry Stone irfant son Stone is critically Mr. Charles ahn Edith, were recent v of Mrs. and daughter ors in town. ¢ PACKER New York Boarders Returning to the City—Aid Society Meets. Hattie Howe and Miss Edna were_in Norwich Monday. Lila Howe and Miss Winnifred Brigzs left Monday for two weeks' stay in Willimantic. The Ladies’ Aid society met Wed- nesday with Miss Hattie Phillips. Mrs, -O. E. Hicks is visiting at the Old Homestead. Byron Hicks ville. Miss Ivagine Fuller, of Putnam, is at Miss Hattie Phiilips’. Miss M. Hopkins has been visiting Mrs. Charles Gamble's. Frank Johnson and famfly of Lis- bon have been callers here recently. Charles Gamble is visiting in Bos- ton. Mre ZEs Miss is visiting in Mont- at Guests from Norwich, Mrs. F. Peneault and four children, of Norwich, are visiting Mrs, Philip Semino. Edward Semino has returned after spending a few Gays in Norwich. Mrs. Fred Lyon of Plainfield came to her mother's, Mrs. H. Parkhurst’s, Thursday. 2 : Miss Willa Parkhurst has returned home after spending a few days at Lord’s Point. Mrs. E. E, Hicks and children, of Hartford are at the Old Homestedd. Mr. Laundry and Philip Semino were in Norwich and attended the Forest- ers’_clambalke, All of the boarders at the Blum- Rosenberg hotel have gone back to New York. NORTH STERLING Frank O. Plummer has been enter- taining his father and sister, Estella, of Worcester. Edgar A. Lewis and family of Hart- ford are visiting relatives here. Miss Alice Nqyes, who has been visiting Mrs. George C. Spooner, re- turned to Providence Sunday. Oscar Jencks is entertaining his niece, Mrs. McElroy, and daughter, of Providence. Mr. and Mrs. John Griffith attended the field day of the Grange at King- ston, R. I, Saturday. Volney Reed spent Sunday with his parents at Moosup Valley. Leslie Young of Moosup called on friends here Sunday. Mrs. Dudley of New Haven is vis- ing her brother, H. R. Hoadley. e CLARK’S CORNERS Mr. and Mrs, Willlam E. Ennis of Cohasset, are at Rest Cottage owned by Allen Jewett, Mrs. Reardon ang children, and Miss Reardon of Willimantic, are at P. J. Navins'. Mr. and Mrs, M. F. Palmer, of Springfield, and P, J. Palmer of Woon- socket are at L. H. Jewett's. Eugene Fairbanks was in Pomfret Tuesday. Miss Viola F. Jewett has returned from a vacation at Watch Hill, Wes- terly and Norwich. People have been interested in view- ing the cavalry on their way to mimic war, 3 HOWARD VALLEY Mrs. H. Hames is in Windhgm. Clayon Hawkes is visiting his sister, Mrs. C. C. Fitts, of Brisol, Conn. Joseph Simpson lost a valuable horse Tuesday from colic. Sunday visitors at the Hawkes home were Elmer Hawkes of Willimantic, Mr, and Mrs. Lear of Willimantic, Miss Dlack of Valley Falls, R. 1. The cavalry has been much in evi- dence this week in the valley, Dr. Miller and Miss Edith Woodard were Putnam visitors Wednesday. Mrs. B, S. Upham returned Satur- day after a week's visit with friends at_Lake Pleasant, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Erank Wilson have been entertaining a friend from Hart- ford the past week. Boston Mrs. Agnes Clare of has been visiting the P-n two weeks with Miss Hazel Frink has returned from his_mother. New Haven, where she has been - ing for several months, Mra, xmn-n'“' g . The selectmen have had signs erect- ed near the schoolhouses in town to warn the autoists to drive slowly, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frances of Westerly, R. I, are visiting Mr. Fran ces’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fran- ces. Miss Edith Edwards has returmed to_her home in Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs, Edward Smith and daughter Hazel and Mrs. Esec Smith have returned from Peacedale, where they have been yisiting friends. Miss Lillian Cooper has returned from the summer school in Danbury. She expects to teach in Sterling. Philip Mathewson, who has been spending the summer at Watch Hill, R. is at his home for a few days, Henry Frink was in Stonington to attend the celebration. Mrs. Patrick Millette and Miss Mary J. Millette spent Sunday with rela- tives in Woonsocket. Miss Beatrice Miller of Worces'er is spending a week with her cousin, | Miss Barbara Popple. Joseph Farland and grandson. Clem ent Mahew, have been attending the celebration at Stonington. Mr. and Mrs. William Nettleton re- turned Sunday from Philadeiphia where they have been spending a week with re'atives. Mrs. Welcome Moffeit, of Greene, R, I, spent Sunday with Mrs. Frank Pop- ple. Miss Ruth Bo, home in Norwich ¢ two weels w Peatrice Nean. Patient at Hospital. e returned to her day after spen 1 her cousin, Iliss Planche Caplette was at the Packus hospital, in Norw Tues- to v her mother, Mrs. Nar- isse Carlette, who is very comfort- avle, Annual Picnic. The Ladies of the G. A. R. held their annuzl picnic at South _ Plainfield Thursday at the home of Mrs, Caleb Bishop at Bishop's Crossing. Mrs. Joseph Farland has been enter- taining her sister from New Hamp- shire. Woolen Mill Starts Up. The Plainfield Woolen mill Monday morning, having down a -week, siving their annual vacation, Are in England. Mr. and Mrs, Winifred Lawson, who have been spending several weeks with relatives in England, are uncertain about the time of their return home. Miss Aldea Breute of Springfield, Mass., is visiting local relati Miss Elsie Ladd is visiting Miss Ethel Collins, in Warren, R. I Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Carpenter returned fr New York Sunday night. John Kelly has been at his home in Sterling. . At Moosup Funeral, Seveéral local people were in Moosup Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Melissa Starr, who died in Pittsfield, Mass., but formerly resided here. James Walsh has returned from a trip up the Hudson with his two daughters. Miss Bertha Holgerson returneq to her home in Putnam Sunday, after a weke's visit at the home of her uncle, August Holgerson. Miss Lena Tripp of Dayville is vis- iting at Herman Chapman’s. Master Waldo Tillinghast is riding a fine pony which is admired by his young friends. Miss Ola Greene of Arcadia, R. I, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Ed- gerton, Miss Laura Barber, a nurse in the Blackstone hospital, Pawtucket, R. I, is spending a few days with Mrs. Charles E. Barber, Learns of Brother's Death. Mrs, S. A. Lewis has received the news of her brother’s, Hiram Rath- bun's death at his home in Bifield, Mass Miss Frances Barber, of Woody. Hill, R. I, and Miss Gladys Barber, are vis. iting for a few days at William Dean's. Charles Byles of Chicago is visit- ing his mother, Mrs. Charles Byles. irs, John E. Vaughn of Norwich visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Simmons, Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Weaver and son John were Norwich visitors Tues- day. WESTMINSTER Features of the Week’s Manoeuvring and Sham Battle. There will be no Friday evening prayer meetings for the present. Mr. Croft of Hanover will preach here at 11 a. m. Sunday. A Bloodless Battle. During the sham battle here Wed- nesday the Blues were captured by Squadrons A and B of Massachusetts. ‘Troop A is called the National Lamers. There were various other troops from New Haven along with three troops, A, B, and C from Rhode Island. It was exciting to witness the fourteen Biues surrounded by seven Reds. After a hard battle which lasted an hour the Blues were captured. Another incident which showed bravery on the part of the Blues was the fact that two of the captives es- caped from the, enemy and at nine p. m. were discovered seeking to reach the main camp in Hampton. Their guns and horses were taken from them and pinned to their coats was a ribbon, signifying their capture. Everything was carried on in true military style ang no one suffers any loss by the invaders. started been shut the employes Personals. Mr. and Mrs. Seaman of Brooklyn, N. Y., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Leonard. John A. Hughson, a former resident at the Wedge farm, is spending a week with S. Rosengweig. vfll):onl.rd Levy is a guest at Rosedale Johnson is very ill and is how in evire hospital in N. Y. His mother is with Mrs. Davie s Charles Koch wil retirn. tadas is of good quality, correct in patterns and priced at a fair figure. nothing for our goods PROVE. We claim that we cannot We want you to come in and ex— amine our stock thoroughly, and you will . be glad to deal with us. We will give you FAIR, SQUARE PRICES. SHEA & BURKE, 37-47 Main Street ».rday) from a short stay in New Tolland County WILLINGTON Auto Parties Ride Through On Sum- mer Trips—Prof. Peebles Now Minister. There were sixty-three at Sundsy school and sixty-four at the chur-h mparatively n. The flowe:: service to which of the children re arranged by Miss Fuller were attrac tive. The sermon by Rev. Mr. Da row from Isaah 42:4, treating of tie unexpected world condition of impend- ing war was a very finz effert. Tie special music, violin with Diano uc- compaipment by the Misses Ellis was beautiful. Miss Rachel Fuiler has as guests her mother and sister from New Haven. Will Leave Hospital. Mrs. James Taylor S0 much proved that it is expected she soon leave the hospital in Norwich for her home here. Dr. Converse and family have re. turned from a very pleasant and ben- eficial vacation tr M Lena W ord * Moore ter are at present in Crom Dr. Terhune of New York and Tol- land, Mrs. Terhune and sister, Miss Bessie Terhune were at Hillside for a nd daug] call, recently. Hibbard Parker has repaired and painted his large colonial house near the Four-corners making it with its large surrounding trees one the most attractive homes in the vicinity. Charles A. Robbins has Teturned io Middletown after two weeks' vacatin on the farm with his brother B. G. Robbins and wife. 4 At the Beach. For the past week the Willington people at Quonochontaug Beach, R. 1 have included Charles Amidon, wiie and family. Wilbert Ruby wife and son; Alphonso Ruby, wife and chi! dren: Mr. and Mrs. William D. Ruby William Downs, wife and daugh Fred Tyler and wife: George V. Si and wife; F. Wayland Pratt and wif.. Lewis Morris and Mrs. Morris of Rutland, Mass., Mrs. Morris the only daughter of the late J. Duane Parsgns a Willington native, were recent call- ers at Maple Corner. They were on an automobile trip to New London ex- pecting to go in a leisurely way from there to Cape Cod. Their pastor in Rutland is Prof. Peebles, for several vears at Storrs in the scientific de- partment and a popular pulpit supply all about the country-side. Rev. Mr. Peebles has a large field, including the state tuberculosis colony, and is vecy much liked. William H. Hall of West Hartford, 1 and M tihe veteran Sunday school worker who was on a driving trip with friend to the home of his ancestorsf th Whitons of Ashford, called at Maxi Corner, one day recently. Mrs. Brown has rethrned frolm Ver mont and a visit among frisgvs Saxron’s River, the pastoyate wiesc he hur >and Rev. 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