Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 27, 1915, Page 9

EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN Who is Going and Coming—Incidents, Accidents and Building in Three Counties. New London GCounty LIBERTY HILL Pastor to Lecture in Hartford—Sale of Shep. Rev, Elwell O. Mead is to deliver an address before the Men’s club at the Asylum Hill church, Hartford, nest Tuesday night, Buys Shep. Ars, Kate L. Clark has bought the | blacksmith shop on Liberty Hill street A, Stiles h Sewing the home of Mr. and Mr: mer ¥riday afternoon. le met at | Wallace Pal- parishioners here this weel. Ars. Ella Peckharm has been engaged to teach the remainder of the school term at Kick Hill and commenced Wednesda) The former teacher re- signed. Mr. and Mrs. Everett C. Payson at- tended the funeral of Mr. Payson's aunt in Charlten, Mass, a week aZo Sunday. J. Henry Clarke the past fall and winter has cleared off brush and white birches from 20 acres ¢r more of pas- ture land, The new chur hymn book came Saturday and was used Sunda Mry. G. B. Dimon and son Richard e in Hartford a £ew days last week n Mrs. Dimon's sister-in-law, T\Im[ ASHWILLETT 4 Swain Farmbouse Burned—Plans for Summer Camp. The Swain farmhouse, owned by week. Mr. Fmymey was in Norwich aring Friday night of las was in Nerw time. Moving from Fort Wright. | . Youngs from Fort Wright is at} his farm here, everseeing making im- provement to the buildings. His fam- is seon to move here. The work being done by John Holmes. Fred Steadman and two sister, of i village, were 100k at Cossadduc of the week, planning | bungalow for a summer| i { | ] r C. Main fs the first £o heve a hen setting. | Juiia A. Crumb entertained y, Sunday. eorge Pierce and Stevie Campbell were in Westerly, Saturday. Danlel S. Guile and family of Poguetanuck were Sunday callers at Mrs. Seran Barnes. Mrs. Charles Palmer spent a day| h her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. N.| Main recent i MOHEGAN were goud attendances a Sunday, morning and evening. : who been ill with a ewhat Fieiding of New London place Sunday. enison Davis and son I Mysti e been visitin: and Mrs, } for a few day Mrs. Dolbeare has been ill 10 = few days Mrs Miss and ailed on friends at Trading firet of the weel. Fowler Cynthia Hunter, mproving. Quidgen whe has been quite and_ Mrs. Fowle: T. Baker, Monday. Sanghter of Nor- of Mis. Meech the was in Norwich w London at- chegan Sunday. *ho underwent a 2t the Backus hes- ago, is skightly im- has been ill NORTH FRANKLIN Henry Ormgsby of South Windham is spending the week end with Mr. and M Fred Clarke. Herbert R. Hoffman of Northamp- ton, Mass., is visiting his mother, Mrs. Jennette Hoffman. M Trank Case of New London g Mrs. Hannah Kingsley. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crandall and daughter, Myra, of South Windham, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. heodore Crandall. g Mr. and Mrs, William Robinson~ _of Lebenon were callers Sunday on Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Clarke. Mrs. A_T. Browning 2nd daughter, Mgrtice, have spent several days in different towns in Rhode Island. Edgar Kingsley of New York city spent Sunday and Monday with his sister, Miss Eliza Kingsley. Rev. Harry Beadle of Pomfret, visiting this week iwith Mr. and Mr Witliem C. Smith. Mrs. Cruthers of Norwich Puesday with her sister, Mrs. Jahoney. Mrs, Annie Browning of Rehovoth, Mass., spent the week with Mrs. Peckham. MASHAPAUG My, .and Mre. Fred Smith called ecently on E, O’'Brien at Backus ocspital. His condition is reported as rable. & Edward O'Brien and Lyman Smith e been Laving corn and wood ne the pasi week. ssman ' Gas ‘been very ill anhd Mrs. Bert Bradford of Jersey are moving' here. s spent J. J4 ey Lincd!n Rogers was in' Norwich, Triday. - 3 A number 'from this place attended ¢ supper at Mohegan =schoolhouse st F¥iday evening. John Griffith was a visitor here nday. . George Isham was a visiter Sunday the home of his: parenmts, Mr, and 2. Dayid Isha W, M. Sigson and son were in Deep r and Ivoryton, Monday. Miss Emily Stark is improving in| health. Miss Kate McNamara of Chester is caring for her. W. S, Strong and family visited at L. M. Stark's in Bashan, Friday. Mrs. H. B. Maynard entertained a large number of ladies Monday-at a meeting of the Birthday eclub. An elaboraté dinner was served and a GOSHEN C, E. Social—Addition to Membership—Death of Mrs. Perkins. A Christian Endeayor soc held in Academy hall, Gosh Friday evening. Church Samuel ial was en Hill, A number from this place attended the auction at the Cleveland farm, at the north end of the town, Tuesday. Albert Kenyon butchered four hand- some pigs Tuesda) Mr, and Mrs.. Willis O. Fuller of Columbia were guests of friends here Monday. At _the close of the morni vice Sunday one member was into church membership by let FUNERAL. Mrs, Samuel Perkins. The death of Mrs. Samuel occurred Saturday at stead of Deacon ' William Fr the Scott Hill road. Mrs. Perkins had been ill wi monta. - Her husband and thry dren survive her. Many place were in attendanc neral, held Tuesday in church at Scott Hill. The high temperature songs of ing birds rem April rather than late Feo The rain of Thur ng on roac a pleasure. Andrew Warner, who ha i ill with pneumoni ring. William Tibh ies fro wit coun ts of Yanti Pillar woodl ~ LISBON e old from ng ser- received ter. Perkins _home- rink, on h pn oo th Bap! th the is haul ot. Miss Cady to Sofak of Mountain Whites—Social at J. H. Kennedy's. 2Mrs. Albones: home in Brook week. Iyn Took Part in Contest. Walter Hyde was in New Saturday = it and Mrs. Robert Dzion Laurel Hill w ree studer London College pewriting con- and ere vis Sunday 15 empiloyed gine that i Fifty at Social, s an_ attendance social held Thursday " OAKDALE Social Ladies’ At Union Eiccts the Cc , the The Ladies’ Social nesda oon with Mrs, Scholfield, It being the annual of the these elected : officers various year 10 have by one for the union. Mrs, Herbert Turner of mec visited her daughter, ett Thompson, Clinton, of Mr. and Mrs, Thomp: and Jennie, | the little granddaug! AMr. and Mrs. Fred Brool i1, better. evening Jewett Ci ent Sunday. Siheer g an en- Officers. meeti CHESTERFIELD Solomon of Norwich, who has isiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kaplan, has returned home. People from here attended the dance the middle weelk at Warren Rogers’ of North Plain. Mr. and Mrs ¢ es Powers and family visited friends in Uncasvil. Sunday. Misses Mollie and Goldie K New York, spent the holida; Wwith relatives and friends aplan of Monday here. Mrs. Robert Taylor returned to her home London, We after for her mother two | weeks, | Mr. and Mrs. Abrabam Mili have been to New York ve returned beneti ing this we parents, wi heard £ 3 the class exercis The social held Ars. Rose of Wauwecus Hiil Tu. ning was well attended. of this place were conveved two horse team wagons, one d Fred Leffingwell and. the other Gallup. e schools dnesday, r, who to attend a home. ave been open one: even- t of the and . Frank day eve- The pecple there in riven b, by Frei Mr. and Mrs. LeGrand Chappell were guests Sunday of Mrs. C, 1. Palme: Miss Florence Taylor of Norwich was ‘the guest.of her parents Sunday. A missionary. meeting was held with Leflingwell of zest Sunday of he Great Plain were callers at ¥, fingwell’s Sunday. GRISWOLD Robert Drewer and fan New York Saturday. A number from here Pomona grange meeting last week. y in attended rd Wednesday afternoon. Leffingwell. . George Sheldon of Fast o Lef- went {5 the Norwich Mrs. Jane Lester returned last week Wednesday from a week's Wi relatives in Westerly. T. Fred Edmond returned from a few d: in_Hartford. rery epjovable day was spent social- Mrs, Josephine Parker of Balti visiting at the home of &, G. sit with Tuesday s’ visit with his brother altic is Norman. RHODE ISLAND. HANOVER Combined Free Will Offering and Wil- fard Memorial Meeting—Washington Social. The combined free-will offering and Willard Memorial meeting of the W. C. T. U. was held Sunday cvening in the Congregational church, The program was in charge of the executive com- mittee with Mrs. James Bennett, presi- dent of the local union presiding. An explanation of the origin of and work done by the Willard Memorial fund was given by Miss Caroline Gallup. Rev. M. J. B. Fuller spoke on Mile- stones in the progressive work of the past. \Mrs. Bennett gave interesting sketches of the lives of Miss Susan Anthony and Miss Frances Willard. Special music by the choir and a solo by Mrs. Frank Smith added to the pro- gram. Patriotic Social. A Washington social was given Mon- v evening by the Ladies’ Guild under the direction of Mrs. Standish. A batriotic program given by the children W, much enjoyed. Readings were given Miss Jane Chapman Gellup, and Miss Caroline Gallup. A violin solo by August Bannier, accompanied by Mrs. Burdick and also the patri- otic songs by the chorus were enjoyed. Ice cream and cake were served in vestry at the close of the program. Campfire Meeting. A program of unusual interest was ven at the February meeting of the Woman's Missionary soclety, at the home of Mrs. Angus Park, Thursday afternoon. a camp-fire meet- inz based < Home. ild in the Midst”, and was Jane <Chapman Gallu re present from out of town. casant social hour was en- joved at close, refreshments being served by the hostess, Brief Mention. iss Haitie Standish of rwici has been the guest of Mrs. William G. Park, during the week. Jiss Mary Mullen t Delane: N, Sunday i er from Hanover attended basketball game evening. NIANTIC Bond of Harvard College passed the holiday with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. James Bond at the Luc residence in Main stre O. Harrington v nto a bungalow. H Isabelle Waldorf has returned home in Hartford, after spend- ing the holiday in the village. The Br: family has moved from ow house in Lincoln street, to the Robert’s place. Dr. and Mrs. Stnday wi William i1 convert his cottage in the George Kinne Crandall of New s the guest of her mother, lizabeth Spencer, in Wash- ngton > first of the week. Miss Elizabeth L. Colville, has closed cottage, and gone to the home of and Mrs. R. W. Adams, at New Mrs. AL Dorman_have ge in the Grove, visit to relatives in nd a number of places in chusetts. Walter V. Gray of Waterfo: ueiness caller in Niantic, Mon- heir co! after two month: Willimantic Mas LEONARD BRIDGE Weinstein-Mariss Wedding — Salmon Clarke's 72nd. Birthday. \t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wein- ein Sunday night, Miss Bessie Mariss of New York and Benjamin Weinstein of this place were united in marriage 1 by a Rabbi from Colchester. The best was a _cousin of the bride and New York city gowned in whi prettily trim- med With beads. Her veil was fast- ened by a wreath of flow About two hundred friends and relatives were present, coming from Boston, New York, and Colchester. The newly mar- ried couple will reside at the home of the groom’s parents on the McCall farm. { Surprised on Birthday. { | Salmon Ciarke was agreeably sur- prised Saturday evening by a2 party of friends and neighbors who called and spent the evening it being Mr. Clerke 7ind _birthday. & pleasant evening was spent with various selec- tions on the victrola. Morris Valinsky hes had 2 large new hen house built and will go into the poultry Dusiness. It is reported that Mr. LeVallie has irchased the Oliver place. Mr. Ar- rer will move from the Oliver place to_a place near Boston. Ir. and Mrs. K. L. Cummings and children were in Colchester, Sunday. Frank Adams and George Standish f Westchester were local callers Tues- day. GARDNER LAKE Miss Lena Avery is spending some ime at the home of her father, Irwin A. Dolbeare_filled the icehouses irs. Minnie Phillips and Everett is, Saturday. Weliesiey (. Hanney was the guest b her. Florens O’Connor, his home in ¢ ster for the weel- end. Ar. and_Mrs. W. W. Hanney were cailers in North Stonington last week. week. . Mr. and Mrs. James Lathrop and son Tyron, of Raymond Hill called on | friends at this place Sunday. Jaynard brothers have rented the Gardner House, now owned by S. A. Dolbeare. The many friends of Mrs. Clara Fish | Perkins, formerly of this place, were! grieved at hear of her death 2t her! home on Scott Hill. LAUREL GLEN Air, and Mrs. Oprin Swain were call- ers at W. L. Main’s Saturday. Mr. Hill was called home last week on account of the illness of his son Rav. Howard Martin and family wers vis- itors at Mr, ang Mrs. Nathan Maine’s Sunday. Rev, Mr. Van Horn of Ashaway is gxper.-:ea to preach in the chapel Sun- ay. Con be SALEM utions to Congregational Church Building Fund—Public Library to Open Soen. Rev. F H. Crawford preached z most_effective sermon Sunday morning. The Y. P. S, C. E. service in the even- ing was led by Mrs. Carl Rogers. Topic, Favorite chapters of the Bible, Arthur Kingsley = recited the 23rd Psalm; Dwight Marvin the first Psalm and Le Roy Bailey the 13th chapter of 1Ist Corinthians, The pastor gave a help- ful talk-on the subject with illustra- tions, 5 Additional Contributions. Fecent contributions to the building fund are as follows: Local—Deacon Al- Morgan, '$500; Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Ray, $5; Miss Katherine L. Ray, $5; Clyde A. Ray, $1. From out of town—M: Elizabeth Latham, Bab- cock of Providence, R. I, §25 Rev. Ernest L. Wisemer for the First Con- gregational church at Dristol, $10; A. D. Somers, of Bristol $1; D. J. Morey of BEristol, §1; J. S. Chidsey, also Bristol, §2. While in town this week Rev. R. H. Crawford was the guest of \iss Theo- dora and Miss Jennie Hurlbu Walked to Colchester. The teachers and upper srade f in the Central and West Road dis attended the prize speaking cont the Colchester Public schools last nesday afternoon. pils of the Central school walked the village a distance of seven mil The distance was covered two of the pupils in one and one-half hou Lawrence Spencer and Charles Mine also made the return trip ¢ ing a hike of fourteen miles. Wed- A party of nine pu- entertained at the home of E. T. Cronin. liams was i immoned 2 the superior court. ad of lime arrived i 5 he latte of last was unloaded and drawn to town 1 n_the Pratt ana Fr farms Charles S. Ray was the gnest of Mr nd Mrs. M. D, , Sunday. is serving as Superior court at Norwick week, | rned Satur 2 E and Monc e pent Sunday home of her sister, Mrs, d Mrs. Alpheus Ny and Alpheus of Yantic, were nd gue he home of Mr. and Mrs, A herd To Open Library. ons are heing made the Town library for Congregat opening The home Th Ladi Funeral of Mrs. Joseph Harvey—Local | Notes. Emma W n Ph ing h the intere: meetin sor Williams is doi this week. Lienry Fiood epent several daj cently e Burrill Byles, Mrs, Fanny | A. R. recep- | tien of Fanr napter, at M) tie, Mond: AMrs, Fann week with e Williams daughter i is spending a relatives Ni wee Mre. Noyes Palmer York the past week Funeral of Mrs. Nirs, Joseph Harvey, Wednesday after burfed Friday at the ¥ in who ng illne: liard cemet near the Road church. The funeral service w: attended v 8 C. Stone, of the b parlors, where a relatives assembled. Mrs. Harve been a member of the Road chu 25 ¥ PRESTON Address by Murray D. Lincoln—Luth- K. Zabriskiz Speaks at Grange. urray D. Lincoln > Monday on of chemicals abriskie is visiting her . D. Zabriskie. A number of children were enter- tained by AMrs. C. Crary Monday to celebrate ti hday of Master Douglass AL Fellows, Grange Programme. The grange held its day evening iith ab present, I ember hour, Luther K. Zabriskic gave nterest- ing talk on Peru. There was a duet by Mrs. Nellie Maine and Marjorie Wil- |81 paper on Washington and Lincaln by Phebe Sheffleld, a recitation, Her! tage, - by Miss Alice W e, reading by Miss Helen Hall, and a so- 10 by A. Gerott, Miss Annie McC New Haven, home here. There w a ttage Thursday evening at t Mary Woodmansee, Secial Dance, A social and dance wi Kennedy’s Thursday mon IR music vening, being furnished by Greenman’s orche: tra, with Mr. Tinkham of Hanover s prompte g00d time was enjoyed. Sandwiches, calie and coffce were sery. ed, orge Adams is the guest te, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mar- tin. Miss Carrie Bill entertained . J. Lyman of Westbrook over S day. Fverett Dickinson of Essex vyisited hie birch mill here, Monday. Mrs. William Sawyer spent a few days last weel with her children over tite river last week. The Washington ball given by the young - people lost week was an enjov- .(b"iev"\h €one's ‘'orchestra fyrnished musc. Al unday | for| Wednesd: | been School Grant $382—Mrs. Stephen Peck- ham’s Birthday Visitors—Deer Dam- age Costs Town $20. Mrs. George H. Babcock who has been at the Backus hospital for treat- ment of her eves, has improved so that she has been able to leave the hospital. ¥ Harold Robbins of Preston City has been visiting Newton and Irving May- nard. Mrs, Joseph D. Austin with her son was a'recent guest of her mother. Donalq Stiffle of New York city Is risiting_his farm in this_town. Miss Evah Atwood of Norwich and Mrs, Mary Gray of New London were present at Mrs. Stephen Pecl ham's anniversary Sunday at the resi- dence of M. and Mrs. Charles A. Gray. School Grant. Secretary S. E. Holdredge of the Town: School committee has been in- formed that the town of Ledvard will receive $583.79 from the stafe, which is the amount of the enumeration grant. This amount will be paid to the fown treasurer after the chairman and secretary cign the voucher. nty-Five at Church Serviice. . Goodenough preached sermon in the Cone: Sunday morning, There was an attendance of about 75. In the eveninz R Mr. Gooderough preached to a good sized audience. His subject for the evening was Amuse- Caswell was a_ Saturday of his uncle and aunt in North nington. | Samuel P. Main of Stonington was'a cailer in town, Taylor has pur zed a full brahma. cockerel from Entertained on Birthday. Stephen Peckham who was sev old on Sunday last cele- rthday haying her two harles Gray two grandchi Peckham -of Norwich with reckham seems quite wrel with h Deer Damage $20. Main and Josep e wild deer dams es owned town Replacing Halyards. Selectman Jos pla Mis: itt of of Automatic Telephone n in this section ghtening the was iliage gues nign rned GLASGO Ladies” Aid Society Appoints New Sec- | retary and Treasurer. accompanie he sin last week. nry Guile of i Town were weck-end gt © Albert Green. Now Secretary and Treasurer. The dies' Aid So - entertained by M afiernoon. as appointed secre t lety taking ompson Sunda, gave me of the w Gustafson, George Burdi recent cal Mr. Burdick is contemr he west, his former hom Mrs. Merton Bartlett spending a week at the father, Henry Richmond. Richmond, who Grange to Have Apple Nig at Farewell Party. s | Jtiss -Alice Abel for th wer Jabez ks with her g sworth, of White Plz Warren §. and Harry guests Sunday of Mr. and ) ford Lathrop of New London, Farewsll Party. { forty attended the Mr. and M 1 home at Norwich Town Monday evenin Cake and ice cream were served. Mr. anq Mrs. Corey are soon to move to Mr. Corey's former home in Rhode lsland. 8cved from Poverty. | Our ex-Pregidents are doing ex-| cellently in making a living, and the Chautauquas can take care of our| ex-candidates for President.—St Lout Globe-Democrat Rugs C | rpets Linoleums Qil Cloths If patterns and prices will appeal to your good taste ‘and your pocketbooks and you agree with us that qual- ity is economy, there’s every reason why we should cover your floors. - M. HOURIGAN, 62-66 Main Street, Norwich Where CRAWFORD RANGES are sold Mr. e, and Mrs, kefield the f one tie Ward programme school; e Alma Mann the n, Uncle Tom's Cabin. LEBANON School Notes Birtadays of Linceln and |in Washington—Social—Many at Auc- tion, ecita Gem of Our FI n. Ca The Y Auction Well Attended, tiendance CLARK’S FALLS Death of William Per ather, Lebro Marra May Save Three Fingers Crushed in Hay Cutter, 3 e saved. hard Maine's as soon 1 B. Per ttend h Perr “risbie’s Fertilizers “Made in Connecticut” for Commecticat Farms. birthdays o. 3 by the of Abraham recitation Battle r Spangled O Captain? eniertainment ng people and o 3 oped that he funeral William Pe resided 1 s place, has lager by Beston. from severe colds. M Ars. Horace Perkins, retently. visit Westerly. James H. Di lumber for W at Moosup Valle; Flag Li fymon Lincoln, | About 45 Sew for Army Rel Mary Richardson of Preston Teacher. hool; Ru The army relief sewing bee in Cengregaticnal vestry Wednesday Iargely attended, near at the dinner tables. ltors inciuded Mrs. El Ledvard. Mrs. Josepl two_children of R. Palmer and c t of town sworth Gr: S, Adams rwich, Mrs, ild, Mrs. A. Wheeler of Stonington and Harold L. Blakeslee of The sewing bee will be omitted H. H W, Bissell ended ention the ¢ Miss Grac i netted move to -illage Monday Mrs, W. H. F tives in Charles e ed there by ill on, Cliford W. Deacon N A, Brown, who ? Ledyard the Thursday. New Pastor Coming. Oren D. Fisher, pastor- ngregational church, is to idence here ted Prethren of We: are conducting a mission i have held 2 meeting ning this week. 'HALLVILLE | e was a ome of Mrs, Louls Conrad Jr, and Tt boy . Handicaps to Church. ison Globe, SWEET PO! FOR CHILD ¥ Mar) in Sl i liam | i to man- benefit. this season. Don’t The Frisbie Fertilizers accomplish just this. have done the experimenting —it’s for you to reap the Make A Mistake Get a Yertilizer that is made to do the work you have in hand and under exactly the condi- tions with which you have to contend. We Corn and Grain Fertilizer Connecticut Special Special Vegetable Grower Market Garden and Top Dresser Tobacco Special “Frisbie’s Brand Names are Significant.” Write for our booklet—It gives analyses and interest- ing information. THE L. T. FRISBIE CO., NEW HAVEN, CONN. FOR SALE BY W. O. ROGERS, GENERAL AGENT. NORWICH, George Tanner and family are sufl Hen: Charles S. es, Jr., and child and Miss Hattie s teacher of Norman, cottage praver m LR g - Br. e 3 fi'&&:‘fi. = . OLMSTED. Ls N.Y. he Acton Farms Milk Co, of “urtis Holly visited her sister Luther Tanner has returned {rom a of several weels with friends in on has finished sawing Jliam Sweet on a woodlot NORTH STONINGTON f—Mise New the was 45 peing seated e y o and M New Haven. next P. Xorman of Ledvard ard has been the gu 5 s recen 1 days in Mansfield, cail suf- ada and of llage lect of takie the middle of e ss and friend, Mre. Esther The church is also handicapped by severing person who gets cor- ery swinter, but whose re- keep through the sum- MOTHER GRAY'S ' CONN,