Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 28, 1914, Page 9

A.00ks Like She’s Gomg to Have Them on Both Sides Victims of the Foot and Mouth Disease s AMERICAN SAVINGS NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS Who is Going and Coming—Incidents, Accidents and Building in Three Counties. New London County NORTH STONINGTON Moliday Gathering at Thompson Home ~—Grandson of Former Pastor at Con- @regational Ghunh One of the hrge-t tn.mny gatherings ving was that of the Sam- ual Thompson tamily, held at the resi~ @ence of Frank A, Thompson. Preacher From Manefield, Rev. Edward Ayer of Mansfleld Cen- terr n;mfled the pulpit of the Con- gzegational church last Sunday and hard with much pleasure. Mr, h 2 grandson of Rev. Joseph|g A&* Who closed a ten years' pastor- h this chureh in 1837. Mr. Ayer Dl,lned to North Stonington ; er and they were guests of f. 8. John L. York, Jackson of Vermont fs visit- XI!' “his ughter, Mrs, G. H. Chambers. Sl“t.t n d.mchurdllgn is dsaeno‘:xely residencetof her -daushter, Mra. Leopard. < Thanksgiving Service. A*&Xé ving service was held in the T ‘pfl-a churcbb'Wednesd;y evening. Chambers preach- ed. Rev. g; Drury assisted in the ~ Votes For Women, mm Votes for women was pregented in hfll Friday even- ing fn eoummm {vlth the regular Pierson. Up lumbia will m% pulplt ot lha tion- Fm-un m Hike to Attend Church iss Rally—Doath of mum 20T D . e ‘who is at present manager of the Boys' club in New Britain. Sunday Scheol Entertainment. The entertainment given by the Sunday school in Grange hall last Friday evening was well attended and a neat sum was added to th# treasury. Readings, recitations, dialogues, and songs were given. Wellesley Hanney rendered violin solos in a pleasing man- ner. Sandwiches, cake and ice cream were gerved after the. entertainment. Equal Franchise Meeting. Monday evening a meeting was held in Grange hall under the auspices of the state organizers of the Equal Suf- frage league. Herbert Houston, mast- er of the grange, presided. Miss Is- abel Sanders of Chicago, Miss Alyse Gregory of Norwalk addressed the audience in an_ interesting manner. Mrs, J. Eldred Brown of Norwich re- cited & poem on Suffrage. Death of Former Resident, ‘Winfleld Hanney and family were in Waterford Monday attending the funeral of Mr, Hanney’s father, Samuel Hanney, who died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. George A. Forsyth, Mallory Hill, Waterford, last Friday after o brief illness with pneumonia. Samuel Hanney was a resident of this town for many years, being a pros- .perous farmer in the Gardner Lake section. Charles S, Ray and daughter, Ofiss | Katherine Ray, spent Seturday of last week in Norwich. F. R. Bafley was a business caler in Norwich Tuesd ay. ‘William Maynard was a \sw Lon- don visitor on Tuesday. Mr, and- Mrs, Stanley Webster and two children are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Webster, Mrs. Sherwood Miner was the guest of relatives in Niantic Monday. Mre. Julla Spencer spent Sunday at|tic her home in town. Miss Pear] Brown is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. andg Mrs. Wesley Brown. Mrs, Sherwood "Miner is entertaining relatives fro Illfon, N. ¥. Thanksgiving Party. The schools in’ town closed w«a- nesday for the Thl-nksdvln&ru‘.‘l. the first district taught by Miss Kath- erine Ray, the pupils emjoyed a p-rty Compositions on were read and fruit, 182 candy were served I:s*. Rav. A special the members of the Congregatio dum is call- ed for this (S.turdly) afternoon to decide on the numr 2 min- ister -shingling the Rev. B. Crawford, of New s u‘pectefl wu.ch again next Sun- day evening. NBflmn tons. 'EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND. LIBERTY HILL Pastor and Family at Salem, Mass.— Social of C. E, Society. Nr, and M George' A. Trotter of Newton, Mass., were gus!ts of Mrs. Trotter's mother Mrs, E. A. Noyes, on Flweu O. Mead and family gpent Thanksgiving in Salem, Mass. They will stay over Sunday and Mr. Mead will preach in the First Church of Malden. John Clarke was in Norwich Mon- day on business. Rev. W, E. Lamphear wil occupy the pulpits at. Lfl)er(y Hill and Exeter Sunday v!"a.ge flill residents welcomes Mail ler ngs back and-are glad he has bought a home there, W, W. Palmer and family and his son, Wallace, and wife, spent Thanks- giving gt Malden. Mass. C, E. Social, The C. E. soclety held a very inter- esting soclal at the haill Friday ev- ening. Rev. E. O, Mead preached an able Thanksgiving sermon Sunday, taking for his subject, Gratitude. The attendance at the prayer meet- ing Wedpesday night equalled more ckurch. than ‘half the membership LEBANON Miss Dorothy Gould of Woburn, ;\Im.. is visiting at Mrs, A. E. Hew- tt's. George Wilcox wah at E. A, Hoxle's over Thanl ‘Willlam Hinkley, ksgiving. Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Mrs, Charles Hinkley and two sons, M. Geer's one day last were at C. week, Miss Adel Spaulding and Flora Spaulding were in Norwich, Monday. Bcgoou in_ town closed Weunud.ly for the Thanksgi vacatio Edith L. Tucker was in lellml.n- of the and Clara Abell spent Thanksgiving at C. J. Abell's, CLARK’S FALIS - Mre. Plerpont Green, who has been spending several weeks tn this vil- lage, left for New York Wednesday morning. Monday an examined the boi!er ‘at_the 1 Mrs. ‘Who has been 111 with - t trouble, is able to be ou large quantity of birch mn:ht into thz yord where is located, is twl‘:, the mill at two hundred ‘Thanks- Ay, Mrs Kate Pi enjoyed sivine wilh iends 5t Adbw with friends at CHESTERFIELD Miss Vera Smith returned home to fi'ia.ntic Sunday after spending a week ere. Matt A. Tinker is attending town affairs at Montville Center. Mrs. Earl Lathrop and children have returned home after spending a few weeks here. Mr. Auwood, the R. F. D. carrler, has returned to the réute after a va- cation. Miss Mary Tinker has returned home after spending four months in Battle Creek, Mich. Herbert Turner of Iast Lake Pond lost 26 nice pullets Tuesday night. School closed Wednesday night for Thanksgiving vacatio: Supervisor Carlon E. Wheeler was here Tuesday visiting schools, A baken bean supper for the ben- efit of the Methodist church is being planned. Louis Kaplan spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kaplan. The children in this vicinity enjoyed their first skating Tuesday, Nov. 24, on the pond owned by Mr. Powers. Jsaac Kaplan recently purchased a new horse from parties in North Lyme. . LAUREL GLEN Egg Within an Egg Shown—Gray Fox Shot. Y — Mrs. Skinner and and Rosa Cress attended church Pendleton HilF Sunday. There was preaching service in the chapel last Sunday by Rev. Mr. Van Horn of Ashaway. Charles Marble and Willls Almy ‘were business callers in Westerly on Monday. Eli King is working for Malcom Thompson on the B. C. Palmer wood lot at Pendleton HIilL Mrs Dwight Main has a hen which laid an egg that measured nine inches by seven inches. When broken it was found to contain the white of an egg and a full sized egg with shell, whlte and yolk. Mrs, George Hill visited Westerly this week. School clesed = Wednesday for the Thanksgiving recess, Alfred and Mary Partlow of Ash- away visited their aunt, Mrs. Mary Main, last Saturday. Panl and Perry Main shot a sray fox this week, ASHWILLE'IT. D. S. Guile anfl family moved to their new home in Poguetanuck dur- ing the week. Edwards, an aged lady, is se- riously, ill at the home of her som, Isaac Edwards. « Otto Anderson was a business call- er in New York the Jatter part of last A, A, Mo whu- ‘with to daughter, Hva, on has gone to stay a ~law_and he recently purchased from Mrs, O. Steadman. The thermorieter was § dégrees early Tuesday morning. LEDYARD Sunday Evening Caller Has Anney- ing Experience—New Owner of Shewville Has 16,000 Acres. Everett Thompson, who lives in the southern part of the town was a Sun- day evening visitor of Miss Laura Clark. Mr. Thompson ' unhitched his horse and fastened him in an open shed. Some time in the evening the horse freed himself and wandered away. Mr. Thompson, ready to o home at a late hour, found that his horse had gone. After gearching for him in vain, thinking- he had gone home, 1} Thompson decided to stay all night. Rising early he made an- other search but in vain. He then started walking for home, a distance of about twelve miles. After going about half the distance a telephone message reached him that his horse was at Mr. Clark’s house in a npearby feld. r. Thompson returned and found his steed zrazing peacefully in the fleld. He thinks the next time he comes he will tie the horse se- curely 20 he can find him when he wishes to return. Town Topics. Miss Florence Geer was a week end and Sunday visitor with Mrs. Eleanor Smith of Franklin Rev, O. G, Buddington of Mystic supplied. the pulpit of the Congrega- tibnal church on - Sunday moming, preaching from Bcclesiastes 3: 11— cester was a week end and Sunday guest of his mother, Mrs. Thomas P. Norman. Fewer Turkeys Raised. f168 Jor the Thanemiving irade, Moot Kill for the Than| Ing of them were sold in Norwich, Wes- terly and -Mystie, but mot as many were ralsed as last year. The prices ranged from 38 cents wholesale to 42 c“s‘:'vluu 1s beginni; 5 ning of growth. Sinee Cal W.gu chased the place he lu- houses and has three occupying one house himself. Mr. cox is a large landholder, owning ubout 16,000 acres in different towns. Jost of it 1s timberiend. All the schools closed on Wednesday e for the Thankseiving recess. NIANTIC Mew ‘Pier at Cove—Funeral of Mra, Henry B, Harding. AMr, and Mrs. F., B. Hart of Hart- ford are making a visit to Mr, and Mot N 3. Rogirs and a foros of N. 8 and a men from F. A. Beckwith’'s are work- ing on the macadem roads the village putting them in shape for the ner ton drassing Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bager of New r.nndon are here dm‘wt'::r serions o s London Tuesday by auto-hearse. The funeral services were held Wednesday a!ternoon at the home of her son, Lee Fternity in the Human Heart., It was | C208 g a powerful .senm‘m. wmchodedwimcut Harrison pell place some nui::orney ;.;w&og.%m: of%ur- aan - buxl&mfid!fim call to Pine Grove. The ¢ built mestly of stone and will be strong cnough to hold the big engine which will be used to pump water from the ¢ove to the tank to be forced ta any part of the Grove where needed. Burial in New London. The body of Mrs. Henry R. Hardins, who died Monday evening at her cot. tage in the Pines, was taken to New Denison, in New London. ~Mrs. Hardlnz had been ill about ten davs, suffering from pleurisy. Capt. and Mrs. N. J, Huntley closed their residence Wellnesday and left for Hartford to pass the winter. Joseph Stiert of New York &pent Sunday at his home in the vil e, Ernest Meade has gone ta to_work. F. A. Ashton has a large amount of carpenter work at Crescent Beach which he is rushing to completion. as he expects to_.leave soon for his win- ter home in Middletown, Mr. and Mrs, James A. Way of Mer- iden passed the holiday with Mr. Way's mother, Mrs. Martha Way. Rev, and Mrs. J. W, Knappenberger have returned from a visit to Hart- ford, Winsted and Meriden, Winfield J. Axufi':f“h A\': ?- ven Wag the gues! s parents, Mr. and Mrs, R, L. Manwaring at Fair Harbour Tuesday Movea to Hicks Place. Mr, and Mrs. J. E. MNeade have moved from the Partlo house to the licks place in York avenue, Mrs. Elijah Buckingham bas gone to Westerly to visit Mrs. J. Ji Me- ystic Joseph Perrino, who Chap] ted the time ed J. Howard is Tepairs about his residence. % FHarry Farmer of the Grove e‘fi several large flatfish from one of the boat piers. L Mrs. Case haw closed her bumgalow, Alabama, and moved to her cottage to, s the winter months, r. and Mre. E. W. Huuflnt have clesed their cottage and returned to Middletown. Mr. and Mre. W. E. Alden have gons ln‘“ulhbfldle. Mass. to spend the R, B. 8. Washburn and George . Tubbs of Norwich were visitors in Dr. -nd nrn A&mt Bishop have \vgmmod frem = Nht!“? 2 qugc:ri"ni Wlx:flofl. p1 Hartford, spent the week home in thepevllh.le LEFFINGWELL % :’..acuxwul attended the annual the Norwich in at his Miss Evelyn C v!sllzd Miss Bthel in East Lyme Iest week, Mye. Lura r_of Hartford has bom'L visiting at H. B, Maynard's this ‘weel The Ladies’ Misslon circle met with Mre. Fred Miper last Thursdey aftere noon, with & lurge atténdance. A very interesting talic on the sufferine of the, !;‘elf!w was ;,Ivan by Mrs. Mary Fos-! T3 My, and Mrfi George Babeack VH‘-| ed at Willls Banrnings at Rockway last| Sunday. Yevereit Pitcher with a party -ofi friendx from Norwich, uotored toj Merrill Babeock's Sunday. 4 GRISWOLD g frativiy Ten patrons from Pacheus attend-! od the grange at Ekomnk last Triday| evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. B, )Ionwowaw. and and Francis, T. Tred werai callers on Wmial: A Weeks of Dan- 1 €, {elson last Sun Geprze Gaer of wes a bvu-' Iness caller in town ‘weelk., Tuesday mornin; et V. C. Camphell’s above! ;:ro and 4 above at the Edmendsy ome. TRt 0% Robert Digfon shot a fox NOW MI Marian Blakeslees i3 spending: the flwm vacation at her Tenae, Grlu B, Yamphear iy spend- &-hmu vacztion at White! Green is vielting ~Rer; .fl autotrucy is fum-, CATA-.I CANNOT B¥ CURBD mot tarcn and l.l-r- tnt “ 5, the tws h’m_l Foledo, U, s for censti-