Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 24, 1915, Page 11

P-mr’- QubM : the l: -m bo lawlu % Rev. B, P, me d Mre, Lavius A, Robinson re- y entertained Mrs. Biiza Presto nver, Col., ud Mr. and Mrs. and lisses Hliz- Clthefln. te of South try. Olifford H. Robinson was a recent forq visitor, ss Myrtle: :oh-m of Glenwood, California, and Miss Clara Johnun and Isaac Johnson and 1 Hatch g ‘Windham were recént guests of Mrs. ‘Eliza Johnson. Addressed C, E. Meeting. Dr. Robert Phillips of Providence spoke at the Christian Endeavor %‘\?ldly evening, the subject: ‘‘What ristianity has done for the World. ‘The meeting was a very inl ng and helpful one. Miss Ruth Mitchell is Vlsfl.lu Mrs. Gagrge Peabody in Waterford. At the lnnm.uo,dcn o! the Windham encampment of th 0. 0. F, Clifford A, Heuth s C. . H. Robinson is’ B4 - G P GRS HALLVILLE Mr. and Mrs. James Wood. visited relatives in Westerly and Wequete- quock Sunday, 4 Mr, and Mrs. Cyrus Havens, who have been visiting with Mrs, Havens' parentsein Rhede Island have returned home, Many from here attended the play given by the Y. P. P. A. society of the St. James' Episcopal church Tues- day evening. Mrs. Henry Pendleton of Preston Plains visited Tuesda: ay with her sis- ter-in-law, Mrs. Trumbull Whitmarsh, Mrs. Ames of Norwich is the guest of Mrs. Fred Ray. Rhodes Davis, formerly second hand in thé Weave shop here, is now em- ployed in a barber ship in Attleboro, MMass. Fred Ray is working for Enoch Gray of Ledyard. LISBON The subject of Rev. W. J. Reynelds' sermon Sunday morning was The Au- thority of Jesus. Mye. Lee and Miss Lee of Rochester, N. Y., came with him from Ekonk in jamin Wilcox’s car. Mr. and Mrs. George Thomton, Irv- ing, Edward and Everett of Jewett City were guests of Mrs. C. A, Mell Sunday. Ernest Enquist is in camp at Toby- hanna, Pa., with his company. Miss. Jennie Foote of Bridgeport is spending her vacation with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Foote, - LAUREL GLEN Dr. Duane Main of Sprin eld, is visiting at the home of ain. Mass., ilifam T Mr. Kavanaugh, who is employed at the Norwich state hospital, spent Tuesday at his home, ‘Warren Hale and Mrs. Sarah Hale of Springfield, Mass., are guests of Dr. and Mrs. Hale. Arthur Main is emglom at the line and twine mill at Asi Mr. and Mrs. Nathlu Main and friends spent a day recently at Yawgo pond. NORTH RTH LYME Rev. Pmncis Purvis was a caller at gw J. G. Ward's in Leffingwell Mon- ay. F. Jewett and family visited Mrs. Katie Jewett in New London Sunday. Mrs. G. H. Strong visited Mrs. A, P. Gates in Millington this week. ‘W. M. Sisson, Jr., making exten- sive repairs on his hous: LEFFINGWELL Mr. and Mrs. Johnmu and Mr. a.nd Mrs. -J. E. Dolbeare visited Mr. Mrs. Henry Palmer and Mr. and 'Mr-. John Rogers of Rainbow Tuesday, making a 125 mile trip by automebile. George spent Sunday at his home in Wauregan. Mr and Mrs, Fred Fish w at Scott ‘Hill Sunday. " » Windham County " ELMVILLE Farewell Party and Gift for Miss Dorothea Wilson—Miss Klennett En. tertains on MMhll"l hday, A farewell n‘rty ‘was given Monday evnmn at the home of Mr. and Mrs. nklin for Miss Dorothea Wil- san Who is soon to leave for Columbus, Ohio. About twenty-fivg of her friends |y, and schoolmates were present, The Jawn was handsomely d-conud Japanese lanterns. Duri the 've- ning 'Ml-- Ida Tri] :F’ in hehu: of those present, presente Miss Wilson a gold chain and pendant. Dainty refresh- ments, including ice cream and cake were served. Party for Mother. Miss Frances Klenett gave a M Tues: afternoon from three to in homor of her mumer‘- Mrt.hm About a d,o.m friends xna% Putnam ‘Miss Nellie Place and t spent l\mdtv in amm-..w.m muyfl&flmtlm EAST KILLINGLY Guests Entertained in Loocal Mn. the Week. uu mm hm- of mz‘;utun. a.u!f e m at J. uhum fn Rhods m.:r'-.x:* : To Reside in Grosvenordate, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph In, spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. parents. They are to reside in Gmnnarduq where Mr. Dumas is :rigno!sd- J::oolu was in Webster, [ase., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lowell and ;!‘aut:rtl&r dl.vt of suoakl‘nd. R. 1, vis- ends here Sunday. .gln.rgme Chtl;ll;ufi of Warcester, t al Im- here. .p';(. uAn";y children ut Lynn, Mass., wi h Pl ":n 7R t] s, en - :lg A AflnP gx‘-nd orcester, is vis at M. 1l C, Jaoques gut Sunday with hll u«.hnr in South Bitohin Soin b FLT e o & .pgflu Nellie Yare of Stafford Springs, is visiting Mr, and Mrs, Willlam Yare. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Shippee are guests of Mr. Shippee’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Shippee. Miss Lucinda Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith at Putnanr Helghts Elmer Sto of Foster, R. I, visited friends here esday. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hawkins of ‘Webster, are guests of Deacon and Mrs. Boule. George Pray of Ballouville visited his parents Sunday. EASTFORD New Communion Serviee Used at Cengregational Church — Secretary Hine Entertains at Dinner, The sacrament of the Lord's supper was commemorated last Sunday morn- ing at the Congregational church, Rev. J. B. King officiating, The censrega- tion used the new individual com- munion service for the first time. ‘Walter Cgle is the new organist at the Congregational church. Rev. J. B. King and Mrs. King have been entertaining for several days their son, Willlam, of Boston. J. B. Bthridge of Westeriy, R. I, en- tertained on Sunday at the Eastford house, Dr. F. 1. Payne and family of Westerly. Judge J. M. Tatem has taken a trip to Maine in ~his automobile, accom- panied by Mrs. Tatem. family of ‘| Monday. Albert Spaulding’s Worcester, are at their summer home. Miss Cornelia Trowbridge of New York -is with her sister, Miss Mollie, at the old castle. They are meaking improvements in the interior of their residence. . Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Clark of Put- nam, were guests of Judge and Mrs. Arthur M. Keith over Sunday, On Fishing Trip. W. L. Finch and A. L. Gmenwlcb Conn., were of Mrs. J. B. Ethridge. their fllhlns trip at Cryml caught many fine fish. Guests of Secretary Hine. Secretary C. D, Hine came here from Storrs and entertained his son, Daniel, Misses Masten, Thompson, Savage and brother at dinner at the Eastford house. Miss Kate Perry and Miss Hazel May Sherman are at the summer school at Storrs. ‘Mrs. D, P. Carpenter and Miss Alice J. (iiu-pancer visited in Providence re- cently. There was an ice cream and cake an: social at the Methodist vestry last week 'Wednesday. ' SCOTLAND Old Home Day Planned—Snake Caught Killing Bird, Miss Bernice Bells, who is spending the summer at Mrs. John Chesbro's, ‘has been spending a week in Boston. Mrs. Fisher of Mt. Claire, N. J., Mre. Hawkins of Newark, N. J. and Mrs. Smith are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Julian Dorrance. Babcock of Westerly, -fll Tecently enjoyed e, and Miss Martha has been visiting relatives in town. Mrs. J. D. Moffitt has been in Noank for a short stay. Was Killing Birds. lun snake was captured Monday Y veing, while in the act ot killing blxd- Miss Augusta Bllun:- of Williman is at Mrs.tu.‘B. Bace: e Old Home Dlr Plans. The committee for Old Home Day, met Monday night in the Chapel. Plans are soon to be made for the celebration to be held on the first Saturday and Sunday in September. THOMPSON Miss Sybil ?lfl.h is attending the ‘ormal gchool summer psession at e. ase of Attaw; wln ent Sunday with his family here. = - Many town have been enjoylnx LJ;: ch‘uu.uqm meetings in Pu Kln flnm-flm Frawley is ill at her T Cougrosational Sun schoel picnic is being L&m.‘ ‘!:: Ba.t:el' ‘,‘-{‘;}”' ‘Webster ¢, Tuesday, July visited Rochester ‘way home returning Teach, ‘Miss and Niagara from Bouth Butler, N. ¥, Mrs. Jnu‘;; R N.wmn "am [oore, are for severil weeks, e Brush of{ p Motor Party to Rocky Point—A, L. ‘Washburn R-uvorin. from injuries. e Tuesday in Hartford and ml-r'wnnt Collinsville, m-pena't luwv-tmbfl- former’s parents, Mr. u(fltl. Lewis. 5 t.mfiimuhfl‘"fit fill Rockville. ku Amy Bumbham of is the g est of her aunt, Annah Closes Bungalow. B. Hill has closed his bm’- MW: cket. £ Had Three Ribs Broken. A. L. Washburn, who was from a wagon and three broken ribs some time ago, is slowly improving and is now able to be out araund the place. Miss Vera Jewett is entertaining her cousin, Miss Lillian Loyden, of Hart- ford. Elhv'vn-h Dayis of the U. 8, H’n visiting.his mother at ‘errace. WBTMINS’ER Death of John Kemp—Believed to 8¢ Case of Suicide. —_— Rev. Mr. Devis preached hers Sun- day morning with a very geod attend- ance. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Seamon of Brooklyn, N, Y., were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs, John Leonard. Billy Koch of New Rochelle spent the ‘week end at view. Jack Upshon of Eastchester is spend- ing e few days with his wife as the guest of Oscar Hubbard. Miss Alma Newton has returned from a visit to New York. ‘Mrs. Sorrenson has returned to her home in New York after spending a few weeks with her mother, Mrs. Ton~ nelson, of Mapleshade, Miss Ruth Hubbard was the guest of Helen Koch Wednesday afternoon. Buicide Suspected. The many friends of John Kemp are eved to learn of his death recently. t is believed that he committed suicide by drowning. He was a very diligent church worker and a it favorite among the younger set this vicinity, It has not been stated where his bu was. He is survived by his widow. Jacob Rosensweig has been to Byook- lyn recently on business. The heavy rains have made huckle- berries plentiful this season. Miss Fitzpatrick is confined to her bed owing to poison ivy. The Westminster nine will play the Scotlands today (Saturday) on the lat- ter’s diamond. Herbert Newton is very ill, the result of a swim Sunday in Little river. NORTH STERLING Lightning Strikes in Several Places— Throws Woman and Baby From Chair. / Maple George Williams spent the day with his uncle, Will Fuller, last week. Thomas Kavanaush and family of Providence are visiting Mrs. Abbie Hillery, John Griffiths spent S8unday in North oster. Mrs. Leon A. Dexter and Miss Lucin- da G. Knight were in Plainfield last weel Mre. F. O. Plummer and daughter, Dorothy, spent the week-end in New London. H. H. Crowell is in Wilmington, Del, on a business trip. Damage by Lightning. A heavy thunder shower passed over here on Wednesday of last week at 3.30 P. M. The lightning struck here in & number of places. A tree near the home of H. H. Crowell, received the largest bolt, which tore up a large hole and threw rocks into the highway. A telephone pole which held the long twisted wire to Mr, Crowell's home, w livered to the ground. The tele- Phone was ruined. Mrs. Willlam R, Spooner, who lives just across the highway, was thrown from her chair, with a baby in her arms, by the shock. A horse which was_ hitched near the barn of George C. Spooner, was knocked down but soon recovered. Miss L. Knight is visiting her brn(har Olney Knight. ni the thunder shower last Sat- unuy 'ternoon, the lightning struck John Grifith’s hopse. The recent rains have boomed all farm erops, SOUTH WINDHAM Tourists Start For Canada~—Pienic to be Held at Scotland Statien Mrs. C. W. Murdock is the guest of friends in Norwich for a fortnight. Russell Street of Suffield was a caller at the home of his aunt, Miss Susan Paine. Miss Brown of Norwich has been the guest of Miss Rena Murdock. Helen and Harold Smith have been visiting Mrs. Frink of Columbia. Alfred Matthewson, who underwent an operation in the Hartford city hos- pital is improving slowly. Mr. and Mrs, L. A. Clark spent Sun- day at Watch Hill. M]iu Hh‘t';ll ;nnups ‘has secured employmen! n [008U] Mrs. Helen Tubbs hu returned from & visit in Boston. Mprs, Herman Simmons and daughter Miss Hlizabeth Simmons, are guests of Mrs Mary McAuliffe of Bellows Fells for a week. Mrs. ldymn ‘Hadfield s Mrs. 'Willi Addle Woodford of Thomaston, who spent a night at Mrs. Helen Tubbs’' bas returned home. s Start for Canada. hn Dunlevy, Thomas Mo Miss Agnes Mui d Nellie and Ji in Columbia at the home of iam M Dfih'!'llflhz Tuesd: ;f'in?fi?. : Enjoying Tent' Life. s Josephine Keeney is camping at Bast River with her brother, Leo and family of New Britain. Harold Lefiingwell, who had an o] eration for appendicitis at St. Jo.eph' hospital, Willimantic, last is able to sit up and hopes to be next & visit with friends Mass. At Library Institute. Miss Grace Bates is attending the Librarians’ institute at Storrs. Misses Harriet and .huh Guild are lmdln‘ the week In Putnam. Miss Anpa Patton has returned from several weeks’ visit in Pittsburg and Philadelphia. George Challenger has been enter- u.laln. his nephew and niece from Worcester. Mrs, Christine Gien Cove, Ill, are at 1. H. Johnson's. Mrs, Greene of New York is at the Bingham house fof several weels. Mis Frances Campbell has returned from a threes weeks’ visit in Salem, By the Shore. My. and Mrs. H. 8. Maine and son are spending the week at Groton Long Point. Sunday Schoel Picnic. The annual Sunday school pienic of the Congregational churches of Wind- ham and South Windham will be held at Waldo station Thursday. A motor bus will carry the 'Windham people. The mid-week prayer meeting of the Congregational church will be held Wednesday night next week, because of the plenic. Guest From China, Miss Nina Gage of Chlnfi!hl. China, ll spending a month with and Mrs. ‘MoGuire. C A. Keeney spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Harvey of 'Woodstock. BROOKLYN — e Mrs. Irving W, Lyon has been mak- ing her perents, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott E. Allen, a visit. Mrs. J. Copeland and her daughter Grace spent Thursday with ing the trip by automobile. Bridgeport Guests. of Bfld‘zvfl have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. R, Franklin. Saturday morning Dr. and Mrs. R. M“fl P. Burnett and daughter Florence came to Brooklyn in the doctor’'s automobile, the dactor returning soon to Provi- dence, leaving his wife and_daughter to remain over Sunday with Mrs. Bur- nett's parent,s Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Pond. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Minott and four children came to the Baptist par- sonage Saturday noon by automobile from Greenfield, Mass. e —— SOUTH WOODSTOCK Mr. ang Mrs, C. W, Bowen motored to_the Cape last Friday. H. T. Wells was in Soutbbridge one day this week. / Mrs. Frenk Wright has returned from a visit to Providence. Miss Stewart of New York is visit- ing Mr. and Mrs, Mack. Miss Blanche Wilcox has been spending a few days with friends at Putnam Heights, Misses Blanche and Annie Shippee are home for their summer vacation. There are about 40 guests at Lake- side and meore are expected. Workmen have arrived and work on the new concrete bridge at South Woodstock has commenced.. WILSONVILLE !'loyd M on local rel Jr., of Norwich, called ves one day the past week. =¥ * Mrs, E. Converse of Worcester was at Mrs Bixby's Tursday. Mrs. Mills, who was Il at her son’s in this place, diéd Tuesday. The fu- neral was Thursday with burial at East Putmam. Miss Minnie Kelly is with her sis- ter in Bast Thompeon. A number fi here attended the Chau ua in am this week. pham's mother left for her hnmo Jast Saturday, after a few weeks' visit here. - RAWSON Mrs, James Glen of Bmoklm N X, and Miss Helen Mclean of Boston are at B en’s. Miss e Fitgerald is spending her vacation at her home here. B, Baker, wers in Collinaville uesday. I, W, Hammond and da call- ‘on Mr. and Mrs. ¥. C. umner, in Mire. Mariis Welsh was & Williman- fln visitor Thursday. ¥. O. Cook has been entertaining hu mother the past week. e e P mesirt-=3 WOODSTOCK VALLEY Mrs. . H. Rogers and Mra. H. L. Starr have returned to their home in o Mrs. Stephen ugh Mm. Paul Geissier at Abington, mak- | ith ‘pisassre address. R Mrs, R. C. Kies and Mrs, Hall spent Tuesday in - Rige L ——— cm'mmem dehvm Speaks on Temperance T Admits ople—Grange Four—S8tart on State Road Impreve- ‘ments. was on atrength h 40: 81: “They thu wait .upon the Lord shall renew eir strength.” T.m perance Address. tian be Christ In Me. Johl 1-11. Leader, Mrs. Henry Ran- Invited to South Canterbury, Safford lli(h!ly better and more comfortable. F. B. Miller ¥as ill for sev- arul flays last wa... Mn.Dwnuahornnfivam ford have been visiting Miss Frances Palmer, Edith Willlams, Glldyl Bushnell and Florence Exley wers at home over the week end, returning Monday morn- ing to Storrs summer school. Four Join Grange. Wednesday evening four new mem- bers were admitted to the grange, in first and second degrees. These were Mr. and Mrs, M B. Miller, Mrs. William Milier Miss Maude Graves. State Road Work. ‘Work has begun in earmest on the state road in Canterbury. The hill by Hoxsle's store lnd the curve toward Westminister are at present torm up, but all travelers later will reap the benefit. Fine Maple Felled. A be-uurul maple tree planted 50 years by the father of Mrs. A. J, Huflck. has been sacrificed in the tirning of the road, much to the sor- row of the townspeople as well as to Deacon Clark’'s daughter. Mrs. Olive Kearns bhas returned from Andover. Mr. and Mrs. John Rollinson, of Stafford, motored over this week to visit Mr. Rollinspn'ss sister, Mrs. Charles Harstow. Mr. Rollinson, with his daughter, Mi: Bthel, returned early in the week. DAYVILLE - Pleasure Trips Taken by Local Ress- idents During the Waek. ‘Willard Bennett, of Providence, 1s i spending his vacation with his mother, | Mrs, Fannie Bennett. Mrs. George Kimball and daughter | Mr. and Mrs. George Michie have been entertaining Mrs. Kenneth Michie of Scituate, R. 1. and Miss Thompson. A. T. Hope and Doris Hope, and daughter Helen spent weelc end guests of Mr. and Mrs. 'W. T. Bidwell. William N. Burnett spent Sunday with F. J. Burnett and family. W. P. Kelley and Miss Mary Kelley are visiting in South Canterbury. Guest from Los Angeles, Miss Cora E. Cogssweli of Los An- geles is visiting at the Cogswell home- stead in Dayville, Fred E. Miller has -finished work at Wildwood park, Peter Tashon tak- ing his place. Mrs. Mary D. Stobres ha da week end guest, her brother, H. M. Shum- way, of Attleboro, Mass. Hiram Harris has returned to his daughter’s, Mrs. C. E. Mrs. Mosel is sunul Gillette. t the week end sabln Russell, b rul Bennett is visiting n Fost: Mrs. Ourle Bafley and her father, ang Miss Carrie Franklin, spent Thurs- day in Providence, going with friends by automobile.. Armand Henault entertained his brother and family from Norwich Sun- d‘ryflu Helen Kelley is visiting in New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. William Reynolds were guests Wednesday of Mrs, Mary D. Stokes. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Blanchard were called here by the serious fllness oBthth- former’s mother, Mrs. Irving n¢hard, m‘-:‘%'r;l» is visiting her grandmother pruce Lodge. Mrs, Mowry of Middletown is visit- day with Mrs. Charles Downs. Martin-Duxbury Marriage—8eventy- two Pieces of ss Taken from Supt. Chapman's Injund Eye. Miss Mary B'ylu has returned hom New Haven, where she B T profit o hig able | R e e Ty rdware, Cutlery, Elostrical, Sporting, Housef R Toling, S s e 209, Mr._ and Mrs. John Stone of ?flvl dence visited Mrs. Stone’s mb. Boston have been visiting at John L. Chapman’s. Israel Seguin, who has been off duty for a few weeks on acoount of ill h;-.lm. has returned to work at his shop. Everett Ladd was a Norwich visitor Saturday. Miss Beatrice Miller of 'We is visiting her cousin, Miss 'op- ple. Martin—Duxbury. George Martin of this vil Miss Clara Duxbury of Plainfield were married Monday morning at the rec- tory of St John's church in Plain- fleld. On ‘their retwrn from their wedding trip, they will reside here, where Mr. Martin is employed at.the Central Worsted mill, Mrs. Burrill Franklin and daughter, of Providence, have been visiting Mrs, Franklin's sister, Mrs. Jobn Shelley, who has been illL Mrs. Narcisse Caplette and niece, Leah Levalley, spent Sunday with relatives in Putnam. Glass Removed frem Eye. John L. Chapman, superintendent of schools in town, has had seventy- two pieces of glass taken from his eye, which was hit when his glasses were broken by a nail which.Slew and hit them while he was at work at the schoalhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis of Providence spent Sunday at Arthur Davis’. Charles Brageg is entertaining his sister, Mrs. Ida m, of New York, Harmidas Wilmot, who has been off duty the past month on aceount of ill health, has returned to work at F. H. and P, 'W. Tillinghast’s store. Mr. and Mrs. Asher Stark and sons. of Providence, were guests Sunday of Mr. Stark’'s sister, Miss Harriett Stark. Walter Kilpatrick of Worcester, spent Sunday at his home. iss Pauline Mathewson was the organist at the church Sunday morn- ing. Mrs. Tomas Weaver and son John are spending a week at the home of Charles Lowe, at Potter Hill, R. L Charles Phillips, who is employed in New London, spent Sunday at his home. Mrs. James L. Gardner entertained relatives from Westerly Sunday, Won Waltz Prize. Miss Elizabeth Elliott won the $2.50 prize at the waltz contest at Wild- wood park. WARRENVILLE Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Case, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dunham and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Storrs, spent Sunday at Lake uuh-pauz Mrs. E. L. James was the guest of friends at Clark’s Corner Monday. M. L. Durkee spent the week-end In Willimantic. Judge O. D. Baker made a business trip to the Thread City Tuesday. PACKER Miss Elizabeth Douglas has returned to Brooklyn, N. Y. after spending a week here. Mrs_Fannie Trippe of Norwich Bo Woek ond Witk Mrs. Joseph Mr, and Mrs. Conrad Gehike of New York have been spending several days with Mrs. W. J, Tilley. Nazaire Landry, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haskell and Mhl Coripne Smlnc m-t Sunday with Mrs. Fred Pineault. Edward Plnc-uu has returned home 211, 213, 215 Main Street, N orwich, Conn. mnp Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morrisette were visiting with Philp Simino recently. Miss Elizabeth and Misq Corinne Simino visited friends in Jew- Bsturday ATTAWAUGAN Local Party Camping at Wintergreen Peint, Q‘flk-' Hl... -ln-'-bh at Wi 'm.: Visiting orcester Alfred Seymour had his annual va- cation last weei. Roliinson, John Mathieu, Sr., and son John attended the circus at ‘Worcester Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frissell O’Oyed a motor ri to Lebanon where visited Mr. and Mrs. Bur- Mrs. Ida Watson and her two boys, 2Mrs, Kerwin and Mrs. Fred Pechie and S0n are camping for two weeks at Pfim, Quaker Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rollinson and Charles Weeks, Jr. and family mo- tored to Windbem to visit Arthur Pot- ter and family. SOUTH CANTERBURY" William J. Morgan and Charles H. ewton, of New London, were the ‘"5';-";" Levi N. Clark Sun ven called on hcr do, recenmtly. Tolland County HEBRON - r.lndlrl"l'!fllfll'.“ul ntie, ‘ednesday 3 afternoon. Howard Carter was tn ‘Willimantio on business ‘Wednesday. ‘Mr. and Mrs. George Little daughter Miss Genevieve and James Martin, were at the shore last Sun- Charles Wal- Otway Thompson has returned ta New York, after visiting his sister, over Sunday. Miss Eleanor Lord went Monday ta, Storrs college to take a short course in_teaching. The road is closed between this town end Asdover. nd Mrs. J. H. 1 d were out o town lest Bantay Miss M. Ckristine Frink visited hes. niece, Mrs. J. T. Murphy, in Williman.. c, Tuesday. ifiss_Ruth Griffin is home suffering rheumatism. . Hewitt returned Sunday from the shore, where he has been for some time. Peter Hipp has been taken to Hart- ford to the hospital, suffering with heart trouble and Bright's disease. MT. HOPE Mr. and Mrs. A. M. tained their entire family at )l.ph Lawn, Sunday, July 18th. Mr. and Mrs, C. J. Grant and Mrs. Grant's mother of Springfield, are spending two weeks in Mt. Hope. L. O. Moore, Mrs. H. M. Winch and Mrs. J. H. Bacon and Miss Lina Ba- con spent Wednesday with friends in Norwich. Make it EasierFor Baby in