Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 17, 1914, Page 10

NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER‘ 17, 1914 LETTERS FROM TWO STATES Sun New London County . GALES FERRY Distriot Superintsndent and Dr. Card- well to Take Charge of Services the - 20th—Clarence Underwood Leaves afternoon and evening of T”?Q‘!L 20, Rev. G. C. Scrivener and Cardwell will erly -were recent ‘visitors -here. @aughter, Mrs. Clark. . NORTH FRANKLIN the M. W. Club. speak in the At 2.80 dt;’clock in n Dr. Cardwell's theme S P, el e district euperintendent, -will bold the conference and speak on tlie envelope used for the pledse offerings of the church at 7.80 o'clock 1n'the evening. There will be special usic, and supper will be served be- hreen’ the services. Members of the Uncasville Methodist church will be invited to attend. Liberal Offering. ‘At the morn in tire Metn- oiitat chumhllm Sunday tho oftering wag & liberal one for the widows and y % ren. tute by |Hannah Kingsley. Enacin, JaBIRe e e | s Mre, Frea Crandan © WIll Arrange for Rally Day. ggg‘;;fiv &mm.to‘fi, ’;‘f’l_’:v - At_a meeting of the Sunday school last Sunday Mrs. Dudley C. Per- Mre. James DL Potter were elec to fill vacancies on the com- nlit(?: As. the Sunday school has not heid its Rally day, this committee Is|daj, to.arrange for the day some Sunday| Mr. apd Mrs. Charles ) this month. It was Missionary Sunday in-the school and recitations were given: God's Truth, by: Madeline Birch ur been ill, is now much better. dren, Rachel -and Allen, of T. Browning’s. Club Entertained. H.' Race Saturday _afternoon. tic. ed by the hostess. / T. Browning, grange Wednesday night. Frank A. Rockwood and son, conducted Sunday evening, the topic being Chris- tian D. *Mps. Nathan A. Gibbs left Friday to visit in New Bedford, Mass., at the m Mr. Gibbs sister, Mrs. C. F. Brooklyn..- her grandmother, ‘Mra. Latham 8mith, Mrs. Fred Tur- | Manning. Jmer and Mrs. Myrta Mather Were| Nrs Thompson of Fitchville is vis- |guests at a party at Mr. and Mrs. Al-|jting her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Chap- len ¥oung’s in Waterford Wednesday. | man. Underwood Family Leaves. Clarence Underwood and family,who | have been spending the summer at the i Risdon in the village, closed &o last week and left for ther inome in New York. Mr. Underwood .is ‘the well known illustrator and {#ketches and paints the designs for I Friday—Elmer, Pultz at Hospital. The death of Mrs. penter Strong, for well known periodicals. Mc- for October has on ‘the cover the head painted by Mr. Un- derwood of his daughter Valerie. Mns. Strong has lived grandchild, Therma of South Home from Coll Ida E. Cummings." recént visitors at Ocean Mrs. plot at the Exeter cemetery. Mrs. in poor to take a short ride recently. - PRESTON School Closed Because ~ of Cases. gramme: by Rude ‘and Mrs. Annie Crary; skie; a second conferred on a class. = in Brighton Tuesday. visiting her sister, Mrs. A dick. B School Closed. fever. and Frank attended Mrs. J. B. Vermont and other plac Mr. and e GOSHEN evening. in Meriden Tuesday. Freeman of New York is | * o] B. Freeman of Mt. Vernon, davghter of Mrs. Freeman, is also at the" home. ' YAWBUX VALLEY Mr. and ensuing year. home of Deacon J. Y. Thomas. o church horse sheds are Mrs. T. E. Maine spent|Xade. at Westerly. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Clark entertained Fill the Egg Basket You want your hens laying riow of all times of the year, whether you sell eggs or Just have a few hens to supply your own family. Come in and get Poultry P ._‘E’ Regulator and you will soon be getting all the eggs you want. It does make hens lay—guarsateed to do it or your money back. out for Roup at this time— ost dan Poultry discases. Pratts Roup Remedy Is guaranteed to cure. We seilit, - J.P.HOLLOWAY, C.W.HILL & SON, GREENVILLE GRAIN CO. NORWICH GRAIN Ci JAS. M. YOUNG 6152 2 X7 DET=S V2 O, -, ile i e Y Mr. Clavids purents from Hallville on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reith of West- lings Wheeler and family of the Suth Town were recent guests of their Eighteen Enjoy Supper at Meeting of Master Bernard Crandall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Crandall, who has Mr. and Mrs, Harry Kellar and chil- South Windham, were Sunday visitors at A. The M. W. club met with Mrs. Fred e guests were Mrs. B. P. Capshaw, Mrs. Addison Rockwood, Mrs. Clifford Rob- inson and Mrs. Arad Manning of Yan- Bighteen enjoyed supper furnish- Mr. and‘Mrs. William Avery of Ver- non are spending a few days with. Mrs. and Chauncey d’ Mrs. Fred Douglass of Willimantic, Miss Pearle Lovegrove of Providence, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crandall and daughter; Myra, of South Windham, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Cran- Davis and son, Benny, Mrs. Grace Peckham, Hunting- ton Lathrop, Milton Beckwith, Mrs. A. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Rockwood and daughter, Florence, and Mrs. Fred H. Race attended Norwich Frank, spent Saturday with Daniel Smith of Mrs. A. T. Browning spent Tuesday with Miss Delia Briggs of Lebanon. Miss Imogene Manning of Thames- ville spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Nathaniel LEONARD BRIDGE . Mrs. Charles B. Strong’s Funeral Held St. Joseph's Elizabeth Car- a former resident of this place, occurred Tuesday at the heme of her daughter, Mrs. H. Clintun Porter, in Hebron, following an ill- ness ef several days with liver trouble. in this place practically all her life and was highly respected, always' a loving wife and mother and a kind neighbor and one who had a large circle of friends. Her husband, Charles B. Strong, died about a year and a half ago. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. H. <Clinton -Porter, of Murs. try, Misses Bthel, Bertha and Bunice Porter and Robert, Winthrop and Hor- ace Porter of Hebron, and one great- 2 o'clock at the home of her daughter in Hebron, with burial in Exeter ceme- Leo G. Cummings, an instructor at Wesleyan college, dMiddletown, epent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hughes were Beach. George A. Mills, who has been health for some time, was able Grange Hears Talk on Dairying— Fover The meeting of the grange held on Monday evening was wejl attended. In the absence of the lecturer, Miss Helen Miller had charge of the following pro- : Readings Miss' Delle 3 _music by Miss Sophia Hollowell and Charles on dairying and the T ts of a dairy cow by Web- At the next meeting the J. B. Bates and Stanton Hewitt were Mrs. Samuel Gardner of Pachaug is Bur- | t Miss Hattie Bennett, teacher in the Preston City school, has closed her = school for two weeks, owing to scarlet Lynewod B. Crary, William P. T e, P. Miller . Ty 1 Boston-Athletic ball game T\wsd“Ahe Bates returned h Tuesday after a visit among mend:ui‘: Mrs. Herbert Benjami moved to the Doane place this week_m A Christian Endeavor social held at the home of W. C. Thoma!w:: Arthur Lathrop of New Britain was a week end guest at the home of his The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs. John H. Knott Tuesday after- noon. This was the annual meeting, and new officers were chosen for the. Mrs. Fish and daughter, Miss Fan- nie Fish, of Mystic, are guests at the Improvements on a number of the soon to be Mr. and Mrs. Osborne and son of Malden, Mass., have been guests at the home of their "daughter, York. The east wind brought up dense banks of smoke from the raging forest fires of this week. The smgke had a pugnant odor, which was noticeable to those who stayed in the house. The Goshen Gun club has’'the co- operation of guite a number of far ers, and a large tract of woodland will be posted, hunting ground for them. * OLD MYSTIC - Mrs. B. R. Pittsburgh Artist Sketches Local Scenes — Interesting Ball Game-- Personal Notes. Saturday last at 3 o'clock on the as- sociation field the Old Mystic Youns Men’s association crack team was de- feated by the Bench Critics' aggresa- tion, also a local team, 9 to 3. Good- win's clever work .in the box and W son’s ability behnd the bat were nota- ble and’ especially commendable, as were Cady’s work with the willow and Siswick’s grandstanding at center. The Ladies” Aid society. of the Bap- tist church met ‘Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Delay of Water- bury and their two children, Mary an George, were visitors at the Methodist parsonage over the week end. Mr. Delay is a brother of Mrs. Withee. Pittsburgh Artist in Town. Audrey Nicolo, an aFrtist of Pitts- Dburgh, has been spending a few weeks 2t the home-of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Percy V. Stowe. .While here he made a number of local sketches. Prof. Willlam G. Park, for the past two years a“tutor at Perkins institute for the blind, is now at Block Island. Miss Lillie Pendleton Chipman has returned after a visit to -~ her . twin brother, Rev. Dr. W. P. Chipman, of Talcottville. ; Horace Hollister has returned to Olivet college after spending the sum- mer vacation with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Frederick M. Hollister. William R. Hull is rushing work on his new house. | Mr. and Mrs, J. Harold Williams are visiting- relatives in New York state. Captain Welles Improving. Favorable report of the condition of Capt. T. Everett Welles, who under- went an operation at Boston two weeks ago, was received by his sister, Miss Dora iAden Wellés. = Mrs. Welles and their sons, Frank Welles, are both in Boston to be near the captain. Mrs. Grace Hammond of Néw Lon- don is ill ‘at_the home of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Desley. Miss Prudence Fish of Providence is the guest ofyMrs. T. Henry Johnson and family. Mrs, Olin H, Avery has returned from a'visit to her sister, Mrs. Bogue. of Hartford. Albert A.\Haley has had a new gar- age built. ‘West Main etreet is being widened and greatly improved from the top of the hill near William R. Hull's resi- deace to the foot of the Baptist churzh FRANKLIN Rev. B. P. Capshaw Addresses Mis- onary Meeting—Birthday Surp Tt 25 B v Mrs. Charles Lamb of Greeneville was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. ‘William Weaver. Miss Gertrude Manning of South Windham was the guest of Mrs. C. H. Robinson on Thursday of last week. Miss Ida J. Smith of Providence, R. 1L, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ionary Meeting. The Home Missionary society met with Mrs. B. P. Capshaw Thursday of last week, with a large attendance. During the afternoon Rev. B. P. Cap- shawd' spoke on the Church Building Funt ‘Miss Ida C. Smith has returned to South Coventry after a few days’ stay with Mr. and Mrs. William Weaver. Harry Richmond of Norwich was re- cently entertained by Eugene Ayr. Louis W. Thornton of Auburn has been visiting his sister, Mrs .Herbert. ‘Wheeler. X % L. P. Ayer was a recent Canterbury visito; Mrs. Theephilus Brown of Groton was an over Sunday guest of her niece, Mrs. C. W. Grant. Miss Suitor of Hanover and Otis Fairbanks of Norwich were callers on Miss Clara Grant and - Floyt Grant Sunday. Surprised on Birthday. Fifteen friends of Herbert Wheeler, Jr., paid him a surprise visit at his home Tuesday evening, it being his 18th birthday. Cake and coffee.were served during the evening. Music was enjoyed and games were played and a social time was enjoyed. Mrs. A, H. Fryer attended a meeting of her Sunday school class in Willi- mantie, held at the home of Mrs. Maud Matkewson. . ROAD SOCIETY (Stonington.) Meeting of Pomona Grange held With Stonington Grange Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Seth N. Williams en- ertained a party of friends at dinner Saturday evening. Miss Eisie Judd, who has been in the employ of Mrs. Arthur G. Wheeler for some time has returned to the County home in Norwich. A number from here attended the funeral services at Elm Grove ceme- tery of Mrs. Samuel E. Chesebro on Thursday. " Fernando Wheeler entertained Mr. Flood of” Boston over Sunday. 8. N. Williams was in Old Mystic on Thursday, assisting in settling goods for his mother, who moved from Westerly on tha tday to the Asenath ‘Williams home in the village. Mrs. Aleck Lincoln and daughter, Marjorie, who have been visiting her parents, returned to their home in Le- onia Monday. Mrs, Louise Lincoln, who has been at Maple Lawn for several months, re- turned to Leonia Monday. ‘' Mrs. Frank Lathrop of Norwich has been the guest of her brothers this wee ‘The Pomona grange held a session with Stonington grange at the Road church Thursday The forenoon was devoted to business, the noon hour to a fine dinner, served by Stonington grange, and in the afternoon the lec- turer, Mrs Maud Bliss of Norwich, had the programme in charge Among other good things was an address by Rev Luther Kennerson of Preston City, also a paper on Old Time Farming by Miss Grace D Wheeler of Stonington. NORTH LYME Mr. and Mrs. J. Laurence Raymond Move from Montville to Homestead. Everett Pitcher of Norwich has been visiting at George Babcock's. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Babcock were in Norwich last week Wednesday. Misses Emily Stark and Marion Stark were in Middletown Saturday. Mrs. Carrie Granger has been assist- ing Mrs. J. W. Stark in the care of Miss B eth Fosdick. M. J. Stark was an East Haddam visitor Saturday., Mr. and Mrs. J. Laurence Raymond of Montville moved Monday to the old Raymond homestead. Mrs. Fosdick returned to her & dle of the week, and expects to leave’ S%l\u’d-’ly for New York to visit her mother and sister; Mrs. E. L. Bil. LEDYARD D. D. Taylor Digs Up Petrified Object Leoking Like a Sheep. who went to Malden, on, on Sunday to visit ned home. up a plece of old pasture la E me vear ago. He set nearly S00 peach trees. This summer when ing crops whien ‘were planted b the trees he un- earthed a potr sject of stone which resemblc » or lamb. The head is intact, also U It is a very hard substancc, stone, and closely resembles lamb weighing about pounds, It is a great curiosity. Mr. Geer will have it investigated by expc: Appointed Executcr. The probate court has apic ed Ei- mer E. Perkins of Groton ad tor of the estate of his brother, Wal- lace F..Perkins, of Ledyard. Wilkes Caswell has sold his heavy en to Charles P. Williams of Ston- ston and has purchased a younger pair from Mr, Williams. Alfred J. Clark visited his son North Stonington on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkes M. visited Mrs., Caswell's sister Mystic_on. Sunda: William _Gray and Thomas Baudro have purchased an engine which they will use in their sawing woodlota. LISBON Teacher and Class Entertained—Ein- ders Fly from Woodland Fires. in Caswell in‘ Ola Rev. and Mrs. T. E. Davies, Mrs. E. . Mrs. Robert Swain, Mrs. R. T. Read, Mrs. A. F. Read, Mrs. W. A. Read, Mrs. J. H. Kennedy, Miss Nellie Mell, Mrs. F. E. Hyde, Walter A. Hyde and Miss Lucy Baldwin at- tended the conference of churches in Preston Wednesday. - Rev. G. C. Pollock of Norwich ‘will occupy the pulpit at Newent church Sunday. Class Entertained. ' Misses Martha Davis, Ada Marsh, Adele - Aramony and_Matilda Farrak, members of the K. P. class of the Methodist church, Jewett City, witn their teacher, Miss Bessie McCluggage, were entertained at Miss Nellie Mell's Saturday afternoon. Cinders from the fires In Plainfield and Voluntown-were noted here Tues- day and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gane of Hartford and Miss' Hattie Hé of Lebanon and Miss Pollock of Norwich were recent guests at the parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Ross and Miss Katie Ross of Wellesley, Mass. are passing a few weeks at their summer home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knight are visit- ing in Providence. Mr. and Mrs. C, A.-Qfell and son Harold spent Sunday at Rhodes K. Lewis' in Preston. - OAKDALE Walter W. Woodward Sells Farm— Annual Meeting of Raymond Library. —Report from Uncasville Branch. —_— At the Congregational church Sun- day the pastor, Rev. C, L. French, preached from I Kings 18: 21. = The C. E. meeting at 7 o'clock was led by Miss Minnie Nichols. Topic, .l\legxt Steps for Our Society. II Pet. 1: Mrs. Almy Lindsay, who has been spending several weeks at the home of her nephew, William H. Baker, of Lau- rel Hill, Norwich, returned to her home here Friday. > Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Comstock, Ches- ter ‘'W. Comstock and Hope Comstock of Montville Center attended the Mac-. Lane-Allen wedding at Norwich Town ‘Wednesday evening. Will Move to New London. Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Woodward and family, who purchased the Au- gustus Parker place at Montville Cen- ter a few years since, have recently sold it to Dr. Derow of New York and will move to New London. RAYMOND LIBRARY OFFICERS Re-elected at Annual Meeting—Branch at Uncasville Appreciated. The annual meeting of the Raymond Library company was held in the libra- ry Wednesday evening. The reports of the secretary, treasurer and librarian were read and accepted. The report concerning the branch library estab- lished at Uncasville in February was very favorable, the circulation of books and magazines during the eight months being in excess of the main library for the year, showing that it is appreciat- ed Dy the pepple in that part of the town. The officers were re-elected for the ensuing year: President, Charles G. Turner; vice president, Paul P. Glasbrenner; secretary, J. C. Fellowes; treasurer, F. C. Schoifield; librarian, Mrs. F. C. Scholfield. FITCHVILLE Fine New Concrete Dam Being Built for Palmer Bros’ Company. Work on the new concrete dam be- ing constructed by the C. M. Williams company of Norwich for the Palmer Bros’ company is nearing completion and will present a very fine appear- ance. 3 Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Palmer, who were recently - martied, have been spending their honeymoon on Bashan Hill, the guests of Mr. Palmer's grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fargo. Roswell Lewis of New London was a caller in town Thursday. : Samuel Kinkead is making two weeks' visit with his brother, Thomas Kinkead, of New York. Mrs. Frank Thompson is_visiting her daughter, Mrs. B. Chapman, of North Franklin. Patrick Foley, U. §. who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Foley, has returned to Norfolk, Va. Miss Frances Kinkead relatives in’ Providence. HANOVER Local Endeavorers Going to Norwich— Junior ' Rally—Delegates to Confer- ence. is _visiting A large number of the Junior En- deavorers expect to attend the junior y at Broadway church, Norwich, tHis afternoon. Miss Alice Blackburn was the guest of Miss Alice Hadfield Sunday. George Deschamps’ baby has been il [ the past week. Mrs. ‘Angus Park and Mr. and Mrs. William G. Park attended the world's series games in Boston Monday and Tuesday. Robert Fadie of Boston spent Sun- day at the home of his father, James W. Eadle. Attended Conference. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Lee, Rev. M. J. B. Fuller, Miss Margaret Eadie and James W. Eadie represented Han- over at the conference of the six churches held in Preston City Wed- nesd Raiph D. Standish attended the world's series game Tuesday. OCCUM AND VERSAILLES The ci cessful fair ing night of a series of sue- held during the past few weeks by St. Joseph’s parish was held Monday. Young friends of Howard Bushnell to the number of 25 gave him a sur- prise party Wednesday evening. The evening was pleasantly spent in play- ing games. During the evening Mr. Bushnell was presented a case of toilet articles. The party was royally en- tertained by Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Bus nell. PENDLETON HILL Erastus .S. Parks Found Dead—Church Bell Rings- Again. Frastus S. Parks, a life long resi- dent of this place was found dead by Avery G. Chapman, Thursday morn- ing. He was seen on Wednesday after- noon by his neighbors, and, as he had one shoe off, it was persumed he had died in the early evening. He was found lying back of his store. Dr. Harrington was called from North Stonington. P Church Bell Rings. The old church beli was rung Sunday for the fist time in many months, as a timber had decayed and let the bell fall. Al] welcomed the familiar ring. ic Reyder of Rochester, N. Robert Milne of Boston abeth Thompson', called dangerous condition of James Wilson. Hoardman of Lancaster, s Alice Brewer of Norwich, have been \isiting Mrs, Harris Board- man. , g Arthur Dillings took a horse wh he had bought of Malcom Thomp: to Natick the first of the week. Miss Bertha I.ewis of Voluntown was the guest of Mrs. Mary Palmer on Columbus Day LAUREL GLEN The entertainment anrd in the Chapel last Sat was well attended. Frank Main and_family week-end with Mr. Main's p and Mrs. Nathan Main. Mr. Upton has moved to the place he recently bought of William F. Pal- pper held evening pent the. re ts, Mr.| Dear Amys:— graph for him. ! thelr homes. mer. Clyde Main is occupying the Gilmore place, on Pendleton Hill. A number from here witnessed the parade at Westerly an Columbus Day. Mrs. Arthur Main was in Ashaway Tuesday, and Mrs, Marra a business caller Th~ Westerly. Mrs. Fred Northrup of Narragansett Pier was a week-end visitor with her sister, Mrs. Altaway Main. Mr. Kavanaugh was at his sister’s, Mrs. George Hill, Wednesday. Windham County DAYVILLE Local People Witness Worid’'s Series Games—Change in Post Office Force. Mr. and Mrs, Charles E. Ayer, and Miss Edna Aver spent the week-end at_their cottage at Oakland Beach. Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Greig attended the basebail game in Boston Tues- ay. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Porter and daugh- ter - Charlotte, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bidwell Miss Victoria Gringrass who was to St. Francls' hospital, Worcester, Mass., for an operation for appendici- tis, Is slowly recovering. Mrs. Charles P. Fish is a guest at Mrs. Charles A. Russell’s. Mrs. J. D, Dasbremche of Wash- ington, R. 1, is visiting Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Bidwell. Mr. and ‘Mrs. W. E. LaBelle have returned from a vacation trip. Change at Post Office. Henry Burnett has closed his ser- vices ‘at the post office, Irwin Miller takes his place. Mrs. Irving Blanchard has returned from a visit to Plymouth, N. C. e. Gay is very much improved after his illness. : Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hope attended the ball game in Boston Monday. ‘Willard Bennett spent the week-end with his mother. Wayland Bennett of New Work spent Sunday with his parents. Samuel Holloway and Wilfred Grin- grass are the managers of Columbia hall this fall and winter. Rev. J. W. Wright is spending a few days at his home. WESTMINSTER Samples of Local Corn Taken to Storrs Experiment Station. Florence Jones led the Christian En- deavor meeting Sunday evening. The case of Simon Rosenzweig vs. Anton and Madeline Bopp was again adjourned till Thursday the 22nd of October. Trenor Rice is a guest of Mr. John- son. Mrs. Tzola Merrifield has rented-the house OWned by Mrs. A. E. Newton. She will spend the winter here with her children. More than half the wells and springs have dried already. ‘Mr. Huffel a brewer of New York was a guest of Mrs, Charles Kock re- cently Frank Medbury spent Sunday with his relatives. Took Corn to Storrs. Two men from Storrs Agricultural College were in Westminister recent- ly and took twelve ears of field corn from Simon Rosenzweig of Rosendale to their experimental station as they thought he had the finest corn in the vieinity. George, M. Hubbard, a resident of East Chester, who has been on the police force.for 32 vears and has re- cently retired, spent a few days with his brother, Oscar Hubbard. Mrs. Clifford N. Raymond spent Wed nesday at Baltic with her sister, Mrs. Jack Silverman. WOODSTOCK tors at Storrs Poultry Plant —Republican Caucus. Local Vi Mrs. Elizabeth Bingham and_Miss Mary Brooker of Springfleld, Mass., were week-end guests of Mrs. F. W. Flynn. The Ladies’ Missionary Society met Wednesday afternoon with Miss Mary Lester. Mre. Henry T. Child was the leader. ~Inspected Poultry Plant. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Rollins and Dr. and Mrs. G. P. Perley motored to Storrs last week to inspect the poul- try plant. Clarence R. Hall of Bridgeport vis- ited his father E. R. Hall recently. Republican Nominations. At the Republican caucus last week B. R. Ritch and Chester E. May were nominated for representatives and Judge C. H. Child was renominated for judge of probate. Edward L. Child of Worcester was a €olumbus day visitor at Valleyside. Rev. F. B. Harrison is moving his household goods' to_the parsonage. The Woodstock Branch of the Day Kimball hospital met with Miss Nellie D. Chandler Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Colvin of Wor- cester were in town Monday. EAST KILLINGLY Mrs. George C. Spooner of North Sterling-and Miss Abbie C. Rich of P. S.=You just go down and buy Bob a big easy chair from SHEA & 37.47 MAIN STREET Norwood, R. I, were week-end visitors with A. P. Rich and family. Stewart Harrington and a friend from' Lowell, Mass, visited with friends here recently. Mrs, Wiliam Mathewson has been ;:lertfln.ing her sister from Worcester, ass. ‘Walter Cheaver of Providence visited Luther Andrews last Sunday. Norman Adams and Miss Elizabeth Buckley of Rochdale, Mass., were week end guests of Miss Alma L. Rich. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Oatley were in Providence Sunday. B g Mrs. Charles Moran and Miss Alice Battey were in Putnam Monday. Ralph Smith spent Sunday in Che- pachet, R. I Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sayles, expect to move to North Scituate, R. L, next tveek. . Miss_Lila Mathewson visited rela- tives in_Ballouville Saturday. Mrs, Phoebe Potter is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles , at_Elmvile, . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ditthas enter: tained their cousin from Canada last Sunday. Andrew Potter spent Wednesdes in Boston and Providence. NORTH WOODSTOCK . Funeral of Mrs. Walter Snow—Briefs and Personal Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Witter, with Mr. and OMrs. Edgar Trask, attended the Stafford fair Tuesday. The funeral of Mrs. Mary Snow, widow of Walter Snow, was held at her home Thursday at 3 e'siock. Mrs. Snow was a woman of charming per- sonality and was held in high esteem by many friends. She leaves two sons, Charles and George, who reside in this place. \ Mrs. Ellen Hyde left here Wednes- day to spend the winter with her daughters in Syracuse.and Urbana. Mrs. Matilda -Morse is visiting friends in Putnam. Misses Sarah and Esther Bishop re- turned Monday from a trip to Toledo. Home from Wedding Journey. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hibbard re- turned from their wedding journey on Wednesday and are at their:home in the English Neighborhood. Louis ‘Barrett of Westfleld came to this place Thursday to attend the fu- neral of his aunt, Mrs. Snow. Mrs. O'Brian of Virginia is a guest of relatives here. Mns. Luther Leavitt and Mrs. Frank Perrin attended the Day Kimball hos- pital meetling at Woodstock Thursday afternoon. ? Mrs. Lendall Houghton is a guest of her niece in Boston. Mrs. Charles Brett, who has been visitmg in Rockville, has returned home. SOUTH KILLINGLY S22 e Fine Displays at the Grange Fair— Excellent Entertainment. Mprs. Herbert Strait of Danielson has been spending a few- days at The Le: s, C. P. Spaulding of Pawtucket spent the week-end with Mrs. G. R. Bar- Tow. . Miss Mildred Jacques of Springfield was a visitor at G. W. Barlow’s Sun- day. Rev. and Mrs. N. B. Goodsell enter- tained Mr. Welch over Sunday. At Moosup Funeral. Mrs. R. C. Kies and Miss Doane were in Moosup Monday to attend the funer- al of Mrs. Russell Hill, a former resi- dent of this place. Mrs. Kies is-a nince of Mrs. Hill's. Miss Neva Barlow and Miss Mildred Jacques visited Mrs. Willis Hill of Central Village Monday. A. E. Hall has resumed operations at his saw-mill in Windham. Grange Fair. There was a flne display of fancy work, vegetables, preserves and food, at the Grange fair Saturday evening. The entertainment consisted of read- ings by Rev. H. B. Goodsell, Mrs. Ed- gerly and Mr. S. A. Douglas and music by Mr. A. P. Burns., Miss Burns, 3fzs. P. C. Bliven and Mr. Charlie Wood- mancy. The Willing Workers met with Mrs. R. C. Kies on Wednesday afternoon. 8 George Bowen has had a new well dug on his place to supply water for his barn. About 20 couples from here attended the Stafford fair. The special revival services being held at the Methodist church are well attended. Miss C. Viola Wilbur is a forceful speaker. Mrs. Charles Clark has been con- I used to think a lona time ago that our home was furnished complete, but: it -wasn’t--= Inot until I bought a big easy chair for John. |Now, how he does enjoy leaning back and puf-— fing his big cigar, while I play the phono— Women should look out for the comfort of their husbands as well as for the beauty of - Your chum, Lou. BURKE, x CATARRH LEADS TO CONSUMPTION: Catarrh is ‘as much a blood dis" ease as scrofula or rheumatism. I may be_relieved, but it cannot ber removed by. simply local treatment.s.. It breaks down the general health,” weakens the lung tissues, and leads” - to eonsumption. Hood’s Sarsaparilla: is so .suee cessffil in the treatment of eatarrh. that it is known as the best remedy; for this disease. It purifies the . blood. Ask your druggist.for it. fined to the house with throat troubls - for nearly a week. Charles Williams is moving 3is household. goods to ‘Chepachet, R. L.~ EAST WOODSTOCK ™ ** Sale of May Cottage—First Miuio-’u:. ary Meeting of the Season. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hibbard have returned from there wedding trip to| New York and Niagara Falls. . Mr, and Mrs, E. E. May spent Suri-, day with W. N. ‘Aldrich and family in, Putnam. i Miss Flora Alton has purchased the ;«;tuse on Main street of Miss Julia ay. i Allan Upham of Boston is spending & few days with his parents, Mr. and - Mrs. G: L. Upham. g Mrs. Emily Allen was a dinner guest of Miss Annie Randall in Putnam. - Tuesday. Other guests were -Mra. - Frances Conant of New Canaan, sister of Mrs. Allen, Mr, and Mrs, 'Ofcar Munyan of Thompson. ; Missionary Meeting. . “The- first missionary’ meeting of the: season was held Wednesday afterncon. with Mre. A. M. Gildersleeve, eighteen. - attending. Devotional . exercisés con~ ducted by the President Mra. Turner. . The topic for the afternoon’ was Thi Child In Its Helplessness, and The Ohild at Home. Child Life in 'Mexico. The program was in charge of Mxs. - Julia Mal, assisted by Mrs. White and Mrs, Palne. A social hour followed, dainty refreshments being served by the hostess. . WILSONVILLE Almost ' everyone that was able at-, tended the K. of C. parade in Webster™= Monday. L. J. Upham of Webster visited his brother and family Thursday. Mrs. Charles Webster entertained, the Ladies’ Missionary socfety ‘of ‘Webster Tuesday afternoon. . Mr.-and Mrs. J. N. Beville of Sou Coventry called on the former’s” aun ‘Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. ‘W. Webster attend- ed a social held in the Baptist church Tuesday night. . 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