Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 29, 1914, Page 10

" New London County GARDNER LAKE Summer lu nt Appeared at Audi- torlum—Week End Guests Here and News in General. Armand De Cesare, an accomplished violinist of Riverside Drive, New York, now a member of the summer colony at Spring Grove, appeared at the Audi- torium the first of the week. Mr, and Mrs. T. C. Hanney of Wa. terford are spending a few days with Mr. Hanney’s brother, Wynne Hanney. Joseph Oat and Mrs. Oat spent Sun- day as guests of Mrs. Nell Champlin. Jack Adams from Camp I-sho-wu returned to Brooklyn Sunday. A Miss klorence Chapman entertained Dr. ler Manwaring at her cottage on Sunday. Opened Pavilion for Cottagers. The cotiagers at Spring Grove en- joyed a pleasant evening Saturday when Mrs. Minnie Phillips opened the pavilion for their use. Miss Lols Latimer entertained Miss Althea Lewis, Miss Catherine Hanney and Miss Lorna Lyons Aug. 25 in . honor of her sixth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Major of Brooklyn re- turned to their home Sunday after a two weeks’ visit -with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Hipkins. Week End Guest. Ernest Champlin of Syracuse, N. Y., was a week end guest of his mother, Mrs. Asa Backus, at Spring Grove. ‘The party of girls from the West Side that have been at Best View, Spring Grove, returned to their homes Sunday. Mrs. H. C. Hutchinson has returned to ‘her home in Brooklyn after spend- ing two weeks at Olin Boynton's. - GOSHEN Annual Picnic of Ladies’ Aid Society— Conaiderable Damage by Lightning During Recent Storm. A company of young people from this place neld a picnic at Gardmer Lake Thursday. Mr. and Mre. A. E. Lyman of Colum- bia were callers in Goshen Sunday evening. The trip was made in Mr. Lyman’s new touring car. Annual Picnic. The Ledies’ Aid society held their annual picnic on the church lawn ‘Wednesday. Tables were set under the shady maples and dinner was served at 1 o'clock. A number of games were played. Nearly 60 were in attendance. Agricultural Gathering. Quite a number from this place at- tended the Lebanon young people’s ag- ricultural picnic held in Lebanon Cen- ter Wednesday afternoon. Those who attended report a very enjoyable time and an attendance of several hundred. It is planned by the club to hold a fair or agricultural exhibit later in the Storm Damage. During the recent thunder shower many strange freaks of the lightning were reported. One man while sitting at a metallic covered table reading was hit on the elbow by a red ball of the electric fluid, a number of telephones were burned out. Ths large fir trees at the top of the hill near where the old paper mill once stood were both struck znd one of them was torn to ents. FRANKLIN Surgfiu Shower for Miss Eleanor Beckwith—In Honor of Ker Ap- proaching [Marriage—Many Gifts Roceived, About seventy-five gathered at the casant home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ckwith, Thursday evening, to give their daughter Miss Eleanor Beck- with a surprise shower, in honor of her approaching marriage with Arthur Louis Smith. While Miss Beckwith ‘Wwas away for a short time, the friends rlthered under the shade of the beau- iful maples and tables were quickly spread. Upon her return Rev. Mr. Capshaw made the presentation - sdeech, Miss Beckwith replying brief- ly. The gifts were many and useful. Miss Henrietta Huntington had charge of the gift table while Mrs, Charles Beckwith, Mrs. George Brush, Mrs. Charles Geer, Mrs. Clinton Goodwin, | Miss Blanche Smith, Miss Ella Peck and Miss Vera Hoxie served refresh- iments. Mr. Charles Beckwith and Ray Beckwith had charge of the ice cream. The pleasant affair was in charge of Mrs. Grace Peckham and Mrs, Georgs Kahn. Friends were pre- sent from Norwich, Lebanon, Yantic, ‘Worcester, Boston and New York. - HAMBURG Death of Samuel Beckwith—Steam Drill at Work Here—L. B. S. Sale Successful. Mrs. Jared Daniels, Jr. is enter- taining her aunt, Miss Biackman of New Haven. Lyme grange conferged the third and fourth degrees August 20. Samuel Beckwith passed away at Lis home Thursday morning at seven o'clock, after a shock occurring on Monday while working on Ely meadow haying. He is survived by a wife and five children. Hiram Beckwith has moved into H. L. Reynolds’ tenement. Mrs: Jane Hillman and Mrs. Joseph ‘Wood visited Mrs. John Luce in Ni- antic last Tuesday. Miss Lerou of Norwich is a guest at L. D. Harding's. The steam drill is located on a ficld owned by J. J. T. Young and the stone is used in the state road. Successful Sale. The mid-summer sale held by the L. B. 8. was well attended and the entertainment was enjoyed. About thirty dollars were' realized. LEBANON The Week’s News in Brief—Timely Topics Concernina Local People. Miss Winnifred Johnson has re- turned home to Pawtucket after visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. Clement Fowler. Myron Hoxie has been spending this week in Leicester, Mass. Miss Nettie Williams has been visit- ing in South Coventry. Misses Ella Peck and Jessie Sulli- van were in Hartford Tuesdey. ~ Miss Gertrude Hazen has returned to her hnmofin Sg:'.h Covent;iy after spending e few ys with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fowler. Miss Jessle Sullivan or “Vorcester is visiting Miss Ella Peck. E. A. Hoxle was in Putnam Wednes- day attending the dairymen’s meeting. Eleanor Beckwith of Franklin has been visiting Miss Ella Peck. Lewis Greene of Waterford spent a few days at' E. J. Tucker’s. E. J. Tucker was in Norwich Thurs- day. Ella Peck, Jessie Sullivan and Vera —_— Low Cost of Dying. ‘What is the high cost of- living in with dying so cheap?—wall LETTERS FROM TWO STATES | Hoxie spent Wednesday at Watcla Mr. “ Hill, Y ¥ NORTKE FRANKLIN Local' Boys Ho from Camp—Miss Rena Race Entertained Sisters and Pupils of Baitic Convent. ‘Mrs. J. H. Mahoney entertained on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Day and son, Mr. and Mrs. Cruthers, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sheridan, all of Norwich. Entertained Sisters. Miss Rena Race entertained on Tues-. day six Sisters and twelve pupils of the convent in Baltic. Miss Florence A. Hoffman has re- turned to Norwich after spending a rra | week with her mother, *Mrs. Jeannette Hoffman. Mrs. Etta Watson has returned to Greeneville after spending several days with her daughter, Mrs A. R. Race. Mrs. Fred Clark had as guests Sun- day Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith of Prov- idence and Mr. and Mrs. William Bu- teau of Baltic. Joseph Farrell of Norwich was a guest Sunday of Miss Rena Race. Home from Camp. Herbert R. Hoffman, Fred H. Race, Jr., and Frank H. Rockwood, Jr., have returned after a pleasant outing at Camp Kill Care. Baltic spent H. Mahoney. . T. H. Pedbody and daughter Annie of Lefingwell and Mrs. Beckwith of New London were Monday visitors at Mrs. C. H. Peck- ham’s. Mrs. J. D. Simpson has returned home after spending several weeks in Lebanon. Mrs. Elizabeth Browning of Peace- dale, R. I, is spending a few weeks with Lucius Browning. Mrs. Noah Webster of Willimantic is visiting her sister, Mrs. Emma War- ner. Mrs. Fred Clark and Miss Myrtle Clark are visiting in Hartford and Holyoke, Mass. Clarence Geer of Lebanon spent Monday at Reuben Manning’s. George Brush has returned home af- ter spending a month with his unele at Swampscott, Mass. v Albert and George Beckwith attend- ed the Bill dinner at Ledyard Wed- nesday. Mrs. A. T. Browning was at Pleas- ant View Thursday. 'FITCHVILLE Timely Notes Concerning Fitchville People—The Week’s News Con- densed. Miss Catherine Coughlin is spending several weeks in New York. Mrs. Dennis Sullivan and daughter Loretta of Norwich were the guests of relatives in town Sunday. i Miss Flora Rivers of Taftville has been visiting her mother, Mrs. F. Riv- ers, the past few days. Mre. Mary, Marra has returned from a visit with relatives in Waterford. Mrs. Rena Hamilton and son Lau- rence spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. J. B. Allyn. Percy Adams is spending the week at_Haughton Cove. John F. Fields and John McManus, Sr., spent Saturday and Sunday in Arctic and Rocky Point, R. I. Mrs. William Brown and Master William McCaren Brown of Norwich and Miss Mildred McCaren of Worces- ter spent Sunday with Mr. ana Mrs. ‘William Brady and family. The Misses Florence and Alice Phil- lips have returned home from a two weeks' visit with their cousins, Mr. {R‘.ndl Mrs. Charles Hall, of Newnport, HANOVER August Meeting of Woman's Mission- “ary Society—Canterbury Lost to Hanover. The August meeting of the Woman’s Missionary society was held at the home of Mrs. Nelson Lyon. home of Mrs. Nelson Lyon. Refresh- ‘ments were served by the hostess dur- ing the social hour, Notes. Miss Mildred Fenner of New Lon- don has been spending several days Wwith Mrs. Webster Standish. Mrs. Roger C. Peck and daughters, Jean and Anna, are the guests of James W. Eadie. Mrs. Beckman and daughter Hor- tense of New York are the guests of Mrs. R. G. Dressing. Injured Finger. While working on a card, Mr. Fair- brothers, ‘the boss carder, caught his finger in a gear and was pretty badly bruised. He was attended by Dr. Thompson of Taftville. The Hanover nine defeated the Can- terbury nine by the score of 6 to 5. e a0 OAKDALE ‘William Dolbeare and family of New London visited his uncle, John C. Dol- beare, on Sunday. Several from this vicinity attended the services at the Methodist church at Gardner Lake on Sunday. Mrs. Arthur Rogers and Miss Agnes Auwood returned home from New York on Tuesday, where they have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rog. ers. Mrs. Paul Glasbrenner of Raymond Hill has been the guest of Miss Abbie Medbury of Central Village. Mr.-and Mrs. F. C. Scholfield, Mrs. Phebe Scholfield, Mrs. Mary Scholfield and Miss Jessie Scholfield motored to Gardner Lake on ‘Wednesday. eecs b batule PRESTON _ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Latham of Nor- wich Town were inr&ls place Sunday calling on friends. Mrs. Elsie Sherman and Mr, and Mrs. Jones of ‘Worcester, who have been spending several days with J. H. Wilson, returned to their home this week. Mrs. Lucy Miner of North Stoning- son ‘Was a guest of Jesse Crary Thurs- ay. Miss Elizabeth Ely and Mrs., WiI- liam Marvin of Hamburg returned to their homes this week after spending several weeks with N. H. Hall. g Gmvaou:_ Mr. and Mrs. Leland Briggs of Dodge Center, Minn., are 8uests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman. A number from here attended the Stonington Union Baptist Association at Preston City, Wednesday. Frank Terry is recovering from malaria fever. 3 Miss Flora Holmes returneq Sat- urday from a few days’ visit with relaitives in Willimantic. CAMPBELL’S MILLS Byron Dawley is visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity .after an absence of five years. He is captain of a life saving station in Florida. P. B. Saunders has sold his farm to a party from New York. Horace Perkins is having his barn and Mrs. H. M. Wilcox are en- artaining relatives from Exeter, N. J. i 203 SRR on_friends here, Friday. "ht. 3 mw“m?.""rf‘l‘:’g“fi'm??' Usbridse | s Bev: X MacArtmur and Rev. x| || quenching of the * summer-thirst”’ a two weeks' n " | Sears of New York were o guests ? » % - % Harold Brooks is ill at his home|Mr: and Mrs. William M. et e % 3 sm‘usr. Ice water chills the stomach and often is not ‘Wwas the guest of Miss Nellie M. Chase i Thursday and Friday of last week. | he Baptist church here. ( 1 at East Putnam last Sunday. hflhl Dorothy Battey’s cottage on the Northridge |ing. road. ungest daughter, with Mr. and Mrs. | visiting her grandparents, Mr. ? :.8 Cha!e“‘ut Providence, called on |Mrs. George L. Sweet. friends here Friday. Miss Daisy and Mrs. Patrick O'Neil and son of| Home from Hospital—Other Local Providence. Mrs, C. A. Russell and family on Sun- : s . . W. T. Bidwell were| visiting Miss Ethel Collins. b mGfllOdl m'ke it the e week end visitors at Eastern Point on| Mr. and Mrs, William Street and son and careful brewing safe Sunday. ‘William have been spending their va- famil t Sunday at Ocean beach. s. Frank Olds of Providence has i hita Honrs:. Alieer. wn IRl Mome | beski SIIEAT Rer Tt . L On Draught Everywhere. owing to the illness of her son. E. Barbe W. D. Cogswell and sister, have re-|nam have been recent visitors. turned fro‘l"n @ month spent at Alex-| Mr. and Mrs. L. Howard Cross have ander lake and have with them Philip|been visiting relatives in Willimantic and Francis Bailey of Worcester as|and Mansfield Center. their zuests. Miss Frances Najako of Middletown his friends in the deathe of his mother. | daughter Mary have returned from She was buried on Wednesday. New York, where they have been visit- Hanover as the guest of Mr. and Mrs, William Park. Mr. Carl Oman to Undergo Operation|where he lived for many 3eane and from there will go to MMount Ver- |of Moosup, spent last Sunday at|turned to New York. home Monday taking with him his two {sons, Charles and Joseph, who have|mpaccher spent & Grace and Sybil, spent Sunday with been spending the summer vacation pe u:(c‘f.:‘;yn';'fn fundly with their grandmother. Mrs. Joseph|®'y1o W lim Smith. family to Hartford. has been the guest of Mrs. Henry Scribner. Sunday with his cousin, Mrs. Arthur Sweet: have returned from a visit with Mrs. ing Guests. . tended the Camp meeting at Willi- Miss Agnes Forbes is visiting in Charles Hahn of Conantville. 2 pital in Hartford where she is to un- | Palmer of Plainfleld have been visiting | tional church. Several from mnearby deids an loperation: old friends at Packer. a visit with friends in New London. |9f Pennsylvania have been visiting|Welcomed The pastor's sermon was Sunday with his aunt, Miss Josephige| Mrs. Philip is entertaining |Him and His Peace during this sea-| land Park—Live News Gathered Palmer. end visitor with the Misses Foran of | home after a few days' stay at Nor. |Meeting in the evening. New London. Glasgow the past week. London has been the guest of Mrs.| The Ladies' Aid socletr 3 A : - George Styles. with Mrs. Herbert Parkhurst mest Forming Junior Society. oodrneY srere callers on Mrs. §. A. tor with Miss Helen Crane. ‘William Bri, Poom. 8 visit with Miss Porter of Co-|Mre. Geotge Bygette” of Trosioers]et 0 - Tesdar i Lydia Lath- lumbia. . accompanied them hom. Funeral of Mrs. Hari this vicinity Monday. at her home. - [out after an attack of tonsilitis. T ;v:: r\;?l? r{‘x‘-:ts?xtn ;::; sister at Whip Miss Doris Ad a visitor gt |Chelle have moved lately to Canter Master Philip Brinn of New Haven cHAH_m is the guest of W. C. Olivers. Palmer. A his vacation with his parents, Rev. and B E -| Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Martin and Mr.| Miss Hazel Palmer of Springfleld er's Drother Engene & Fairigs ™ | and e W B Gullus artin and Mr.| Sleo visiting Miss Faimers. Mes. Wwith his-grandparents here. Gallup attended the meeting of the | Island. . afts - of Willimantic are guests of J. Navin. | Saturday. 20 domes- | rrom. thele vacation next meek: ora| They Cleanse the scalp, re-- children were at Martin Navin. Sr, on | the town. A veteran of the Civil wer Eregational churen o 2t the Can-| i ve dandruff, arrest falling Mr. and Mrs. Smith Entertaining Bos- ton Relatives—Funeral of Mrc. Efiz- sboth Wade—Other Newo Notcs. 3 lence called _Providence is 2 Mrs. Mary Law of Provids wu!‘"fl“ > 28 : iz Lo er. b Mr. ang Mrs. Jesse Smith are en- ptist church, and . - g “Miss Eleanior Robbins of Waterbury e e S aptet Shurc b ? . pure. Carélessly made summer drinks are likely to < contain impurities. 3 Pure beer is always - gt Aot Mrs. Andrew Potter attended church Personals. Peckham of Preston Vvisiting Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Spald- Mrs. Mary E. Pike had as guests Henry Oatley and James Aldrich | Sunday Misses Alice and Olive Pike of Charles Moran has moved into Mrs. were in Webster, Sunday. Elliotts. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chandler | Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Park of Chatham, - and son Earle, of Putnam, visited |N. Y., have visited Mrs. relgfivea here Sunday. Chapman the past week. ‘Miss Ida Hopkins of Foster visited Tuesday the various Sunday schools unt, Mrs. Adelaide Battey, |held a union picnic at Webb's grove ;.l:th v:‘:ex;(.‘ on the banks of the Quinebaug. Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Greene and Miss Verna Sweet of Worcester is E. Baker has returned to The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Wade | West Willington, where she is to teach X 3 & as held at the home of her son. N. another e s last Friday. uesday Naf el G. illiams, o B S = Vl.ndervsxptar :;(:I Vine R. = in x ‘were at nt to enjoy a shore g - DAYVILLE T R R g ¢ SELECT STOCK LAGER ° Many Summer Visitors In and Out of CENTRAL. VILLAGE J —— ; RS Town—Timely News Notes Con- il l Ol ly £ A < % cerning Local People. Mother of Alvah J. Hall Mrs. James O'Neil entertained Mr. Served at a cooling temperature, it is refreshing, nour- ishing and always absolutely pure. ) The fine barley-malt, imported hops, pure water : . News Items. Miss Elsie Ladd has returned from Warren, R. I, where she has been ‘Mr. and Mrs. Marble were guests of Mr. and Mrs. . Mr. and Mre Armand Nenahit and|cation in Bridgeport and New London. summer beverage. . . r. Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin Cogswell and| Mr. and Mrs. George Talbot of Put- Order Brewery Bottling for Home Use. - Mr. Sabin S. Russell is spending a|is the guest of Miss Josephine Arm- few days in Mystic, Conn. strong. Misses Mary Malone and Annie Gii- lian were at Worcester, Mass. on Sun-| Motorman Alvah J. Hall has been di ¥ off duty a few days on account of the Merrill K. Bennett was at Pleasure|death of his mother, Mrs, James Hall, beach on Sunday. who died in Willimantic Sunday. Rev. William J, Reynolds, with her| Mrs. Narcisse Caplette returned from son, Morris and wife of Boston, are|the Backus hospital Saturday and is at Wi ldwood park for a week. recovering from a serious operation Mr. Henry Marchuesseault and sis-| performed there a few ‘weeks ago. ter were week end guests at Williman-| Howard Byles. who has been spend- tic, Conn. ing the summer at a hotel at Lake George Michie is a visitor in in| George, N. Y., was called to his home Canada. Monday by the death of his grand- John Webster who formerly was a| father, Henry C. ‘Torrey. resident of Dayville died in Putnam Miss Elizabeth Kennedy of Brain- on Monday. tree, Mass., has been visiting her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William D. -Rey-|Mrs. Charles Byles. nolds have resigned their positions in Miss Lila Schofleld of California and the Assawuaga mill as Mr. Reynolds| Miss Evelyn Hearsy of Gleasondale, is to take a special course in Burdette | Mass., are guests of Miss Ruth Mat Business college in Boston, Mass. ewson this week. Alvah J. Hall has the sympathy of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gallagher and ‘W. L. Greig spent the week end ip|ing relatives. Called to Thompson. ' Mrs. Charles Byles was called to Thompson Sunday by the illness of wINDHAM her father, Henry Torrey, but did not SOUTH arrive there until a few minutes after e —— his death. He was well known here, \ yra i < E sel Poil i 2 non, wi il for a week § Brooklyn with Dexter Young and wife. C. A. Keeney and Russell in Hartford Hospital—~Various Hems| Mits 3ors Mahew-spent: Sunday at | 200 !h:;reto,ht;e'n‘:]o::gjm, camping; Willard Saton and wife of Provi-|went on a trolley trip to Watch b h the Will ntic camp ground. v are spending a week at Charles | Sunday. of Interest Gathered Here and There.| "G _ 1o ™ TlC camp &Tc 3 from|With Miss Flora Glover. b g : Matunuck Beach, R ™| Mrs.- Kammerer spent Tuesday, in X 8 Motored to Savin Rock. been ’;‘;i,,di,f;‘ n(-enieék: here he has | Norwich. James Nishet spent Tuesday| ... Aficces Johnson and O. H Jom Mrs. Julia Wilbur and Mrs, Geo Mrs. G. Rathbun and daughters rs. Clara Hathaway son went to Savin Rock Sunday i day their motors. Miss Josephine Keeney has retus: ed from New Lendon Lyle Smith of Worcester returned friends here. oL Witk James Finlev of New York played| Willlam Gravelin and family are French of Windom, P i Minn.. has ‘been visiting her sisters,|O" the Canterbury bal! team Satur- {spending their vacation in Canada. Miss Grace Hatch of Haterhill, Mas ovard Darlow has removed his|rs. ‘Ermest French and Mrs Horor |oay. aay ) METict wastn Harttook Mont ] ot Sheuding the. week Sk - 4 P TERBIIBY b C. D. Whitford was in Providence | Bin8ham house. oiss Helen Mathewson has returned| CANTERBURY GREEN Wednesday. {rom a five weeks' stay at Matunuck —e \ Mrs. Russell Thurrott was in Maple WILSONVILLE R ttendance at Co ati Root Tuesday. = e anes o ECM".'.'::' e | e Wi twast ta, atesiitalin Mr. and Mrs. James Weich He her neice and nephews this week. 3 i le A fay Evening—Other Local News| Fritz Anderson has movea his fam-| Family Reunion—Local People Mrs. J. F. King of South Paris. Me., Frank Spencer of Hartford spent! PACKER Mr. and Mrs. Felix Kirchner have v ? ily here from South Manchester. tended Quinebaug Auction—Distri returneq from §°‘““:fi ;xha:ne" thfl, Ladies’ Aid to Meet Next Wednesday s —_— “Mre. Russell Thurrott was in Taun- | - Notes. e B B Pear s conmar &l /—Local Pacple:Wie Are Exterei |- orhtic many from Canterbury at- |ton. Mass., Monday. —_— Thomas Paine returned Saturda from a weeks visit with relatives | Malden and Lynn, Mass. Dr. Miller, who has been visitin Mrs. Woodard. spent a few days tr past week in New York. , Family Reunion. Mr. and Mrs. James Weilch enter tained relatives at a family reunic Wednesda mantic last Sunday there was yet a | Providence, R. I Mrs, Carl Oman is at a private hos- | Miss Myra Adams and Mrs. Susan|800d congregation at the Congrega- churches which were ciosed, also came WOODSTOCK Miss Sarah Abbie has returned from| Mrs. H. O. Brown and two children |OVer to the Green and were warmiy Palmer Lavalle of Worcester, spent|Postmaster T. J. Browmn. on American Opportunity to Work for | UNion Sunday School Picnic at Rose- her two nieces, the Misses Mary and |30n of war among the nations. The| About the District. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Backus are|Frances Langois, of Lawrence, Mass, |teXt “Not by might, nor by Power. spending & week's vacation at Green-| T J. Brown spent Sunday at New |DUt by My Spirit Salth the Lord of | Rev. J. D. Wilson of Philadelphia | , M. B. S. Upham was tn Grosvenor port and Shelter Island. London. J dale one day the past week. Hosts” Zech. . Miss Florence | preached at the Congregational chuteh : : p : - . Quite a number from this town af Miss Florence Backus was a week| Miss Corinne Simino has returned |EXley led the Christian Endesver P aay maryns. Clarence W.- Bowen | 19000C the autlon at' Quinebgug Wee Sunday’s Meeting. :"l';’ma",‘r'o:‘;’}:';‘m&é::}‘“";‘“ Te=| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webster wer This Sunday's Christian Endeavor| Philip R. Desn’ fo entertaining his | Webster visitors one day the pa: Ping wil be led by John Hern. The | tather, Rev. James Dean of ern | week. Subject is “Why and How to Abolish | emtecke: War.” Isa. 5:17-25. Dr. and Mrs. Irving Hollingshead of wich and Taftville. -|_T. J. Brown and Mrs. H. 0. Bro Mr. and Mrs. Harris Ecclestone at > iy . and two children spent Tuesday with g e, SBcolpstons ' redilon: At | Ly L Jewett City. Mrs. Katherine Winchester of New Ladies’ Aid. will meet ‘Woodward, Monday. Mrs. William M. GaHup and Mas- ter Lester W. Gallup have returned from a trip to Springfield. Union Picnic. Miss Lena Holt was a Sunday visi- ‘Wednesday A Junior Endeavor Society s in ggs and family hav, - | process of formation, meeting for the home from the cu.s;p gr:u::d time being at the parsonage, on Friday Miss Ethel Golden returned Monday |turned e P L Prayer Service. A union pi y picnic of the Sunday schools |m-l K"llNGl The subject of the mid-week prayer |of he Wi tock hill d North SO T e Y g;;mtdf;r» merls;);vw‘i‘l{ }’Ie_r"rhe %Vooa‘ :wcxm:;::che; wn.:n held"u pata any ewards of ‘ork.” ess, oseland esd: vith - Annul’.Ptcm'o of Church and Grange |3:1-16. Mark 6 1-6. l fimam. ;“,'f‘u;l;;' ":oy h':mdre:f = Burial in Smith's Cemetery—Other :‘:‘";'V"k‘" and Out of Town the Enjoyable Outlng. s, Fl Fotter is the guest this Die Tome. : R Some dozen or fifteen young girls of | W rK Of Miss Nellie D. Chandler. A meeting in the interests of Wo- The funeral of Mrs. Harriet W.| The annual picnic of the church|the Sunday school class taught by |, 2.7 Suffrage was held at_the home SOUTH CANTERBURY W. Bugbee— Bugbee. widow of Danforth Bugbee, |20d srange was held at l"u’"‘ }”;1,'; H:g"y fl”é: 2ode-lot Mrs. F. W. Hinrichs', Wednesday, was held Saturday at the residence of | Furnace” on . bask M”“" n"{h ’nsl’" °'0fb' il her brother, Dr. John O. Smith, and |lunch was provided with undlv-nc = breaon o was conducted by Rev. J. Frederick | Watermelon and ice cream. Hadley. Down stream under the shade Speerll, pastor of the = Methodist |, Winsor Barlow who has been spend- | f trees they plloted a fleet of cucum WINDHAM church’ at Canterbury Plains. Many |In8 his vacation with h: ber canoes untliza table. rock’ was relatives and friends attended. There | Teturned to Pawtucket. reached upon whic Supper was served were beautiful flowers. and the bearers| Master Albert Phillips is visiting his |10 true out-or-doors style were Levi N. Clark, Elias Patrick, GEO‘:; ;‘:?1‘.- Mrs. John Crowley, in Valley Personal Mention. ward E. Barrows and Hart W. - Burial was in Smith's cemetery. Un- | Charles Spaulding of Pawtucket and dertaker Grant of Taftville had charge [ 3¢0rge Eaton of Danielson were vis- of the arrangements. Praise Service Led by Rev. W. S. Kel- sey—Services to be Resumed at Con- ional Church September 6. Mrs. Herbert Cantrell with son and| 9 °9tional Chure| daushiers ang Mrs Cantrell's mother, | The praise service led by Rev. w. itors here on Sunday. = Reed, i 0 New York on|s Keisey was much enjoyed by the Mrs. Carles Young is seriously fil Ec“cfl"“w ‘f:}’,:n"'fi‘.j‘ ey have |48 persons present. Adams’ house at the Green. . . . Mex. Maris Parkhuiat of Jewstt City | Charles Woodmantes:/is sbls to te | AQEIE DuRSS St tES SGet New Ro- | Miss Elizabeth / James E. Drake of Plainfield was in : .I:’ Col!l;y’n. Monday. - Misses Beulah and Edith Martin M y o 1 po ttal CLARK’, ORNERS Shtertained at . B. B Terwihiger's,|, st 00 Mre H_Gresly Brown e Home From Hospital. b g, 20> OUR LS. gor . Mrs W. M. Brown retumed from Chase and daughter of Brook- |the Hartford hospital Monday some- ting sist what improved in heaith. Kbl e e Aist Brows. o¢ Boston. e spending Ehu:y occupying their own house near s ; . ' X With B J Mrs. Weaver and son, Haisey, of ‘W. M. Brown. Miss Elizabeth Clark of Putnam is the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. E. ‘W. C. Oliver and ‘sons. Charles and|Milk producers held there. Gave Lawn Party. Guild. Ulmer M. Jewett of Norwich is|nam Wednesday. Mr, Martin and Mr, James, were at home over Sunday. The Congregational Sunday school| The c;nt;huzy Grange H. C. Lathrop and family spent Sun- And Cuticura Ointment. Mr. and Mrs. Reardon apd children| Will hold a picnic on the church lawn |lawn party day at Watch Hill Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah McCarthy and| But few army worms have invaded ice cream from their vacation next week em - army Tms.” Mrs. Hiram gregational church. by called them the -grand Worme. a Haw rar- i It < iss Mary Leavy spen Haying s stiil goin, in ests Miss Emlly Carpsnter who health. _ e et i e Cwaek] LT i % o the' guest of the Misses Patton has hairand promote hair : BROOKLYN WESTMINSTER What is Intsresting Brooklyn—Timely | win wreh rarc siake of Brookiyn will preach here Sunday News Concerning Local Peopt, a Tn Mo N ——_.z..iv" ews rning Local o Mrs, the 3 t ~|” THERE ia no advertising - o 2 meeting Sunday Mrs. Harriet E. Keny: accompan. latter’s % ba 3 U0 W s Ethan Baker has secured a position | Miss 8ot Rew Rockelle s s g Mr. and_Mrs, Eilery Bates have fe- 16tin foi busiates resuiis, w3