Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 4, 1915, Page 11

THE | Septembfler 6th, 7th and 8th, 1915 YOU HAVE HEARD The Brazen Throated Throng The Silver Throated Few “LISTEN T0 OUR GOVERNOR GOLDEN THIS YEAR THE GREATEST EVER e New London County Fair AT NORWICH, CONN. THROATED . EDUCATION AND PROFIT CE DORA in Her Globe of Death Act THREE TUMBLING TOMS | THE ZOBINOS HARRY HENRY=-The Man Who Sings to Beat the Band EIGHT OTHER SHOWS AND RIDERS Finmne Band Music by A Fair Full of Interest to the People of Eastern Connecticut THE ONLY FAIR IN THE STATE WITH A CATTLE SHOW THIS YEAR OUR POULTRY SHOW -- A Big Sight -- Everything in Chickendom Two Bands - Music and Mirth 2.17| 2.24 | The Country_‘s Products Cleverly Ar- ranged to Show Our Agricultural, Horti- cultural and Industrial Progress Manufacturers’ Emporium Speaks at 1.30 P. M $3,000.00 In Purses 3 EXCITING FINISHES FOR THE LIBERAL PURSES Go CLASS—COLT RACE 2 and Night Each Day 20 235 .50 Free for all of Progress in Power Driven Farm Machinery LETYERS . FROM New London County SHUNOC Ground for New Clarkville Church to Se Broken Today. a Merrill Is to teach h - eoming I is a graduate of and taught very Bridge dist and Mrs. Cassie Gray, H, are Char C. of Do guests of Judge acc . Gray. R. B. Wh el{(:l‘ is in poor health. w Mrs D, F the houss with R, D. Cook. Ald soctsty, of the Scc- urch, met with the pres. Mys. Irving W. Miner, Thurs- move into ident, My day aftéfnoon. Miss Fanny Merrill, who is employ- ed af Watch Hill, spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Maria N. Merrill. Miss Hatile A. Maine, who has been ths guest of Mrs. Mary A. Miller, has | returned ta Webstér, Mass. Mrs. Frank Cass aid daughter Mar- fon, who havé been visiting Mr. an¢ Mrs, Truman H. Bennett: réturned to . Noyes Merrill and 8onm, Noyes Merrill, Jr., of Brook- lyn, N. Y, are guests of Mr. Merrill's mother, Mrs. Maria N. Merrill Ta Start Building Church. A new church is to be built at Clark- ville in Stonington. Ground will be broken for the same today (Saturday) at & o'cl Rev. John M, Collins. pastef of the Second Baptist church here, and three ladies of the society will break the ground. CAMPBELL'S MILLS Ars. James K. Dixor and Miss Mari- on Biakeslee are taking au outing at Oakland Beach. . R. 1, this week. Pexry Kerelit 2ttended the North TWO STATES Stonington fair Tuesday. Charles A. Tanner, who was advised a few weeks ago by a physician to take a vacation, has been visiting relatives and friends in Massachusetts and Rhuode Island. Mrs. H. M. Wilcox has retur: 2 irip to Wickford and Wakefield, R. I. Charles H. Barber visited relatives aud frignds in Charlestown, R. F, re- oo 'd from omas A. Brown has the contract Zor transperting the school drer: from the Briggs to the Wylie district, FITCHVILLE John Coughiin and daughter Jetta, of New Haven, are visiting Mr, Cough- lin’s mother, Mrs. Jane Coughlin. Misses Abbie and Nettie Flannagan of Astoria, L. I, are visiting at the home of Miss Teresa McManfis. Miss Helen Murphy has [returned after spending the summer at Block islana, Willlam Brown, and Master Willie M. Brown, of Norwich, were recent visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. William Brady. Miss Nora Foléy has returned home after spending a week with relatives in_Norwich. ™ Walter Burgoyne is spending several with friends in New York amd w Jersey. ey Windham County CENTRAL VILLAGE Edward McShane Buys Runabout to Replace Stolen Automobilé—Funeral of Charles H. L.wil.l : Mrs. Rose McDonald and daughter have returned to their home in Hyde Park, Mase., after visiting Mrs. Mc- Dovald’s parents, Mr. snd lrs. Willarg Collins, for several days. Mrs. Harriett Kingsley of Plainfleld, Airs. Caleb Bishop of South Plainfield, )Miiss Susan Fuller and Miss Gorham, of Worcester, Herbert Lewis and daughter, Miss Mazie Lewis of New London, were here Friday to attend the funeral of Druggist Charles H. Lewis. Miss Deorothea Gardner has been spending a_few days with Miss Mazie Lewis in New London. Edward Gallager has returned from Boston, where he has been spending his vacation. Mrs. A. A. Kennedy of ’roviaanm and Mies Ellen Tracy of Putnam, have been guests at Alfred Hill's. Miss Emma Greenhalgh is visiting Worcester relatives. Frederick Lendewig has been spend- several days with friends in Nor- r. and Mrs. Moses Ballou and chil- ren of Uxbridge, Mass, have been visiting Mrs. Dallou's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Narcisse Caplette spent Sunday with relatives in Putnam. Automobile Stolen. Edward McShane, who recently had his automobile stolen at Rocky Point, R. L. has purchased a runabout. Hiram Handy of Plainfleld, formerly a resident here, spent Sunday with relatives. , Mrs, John McDonald and son of Nor- wich, visited at John Frances' Satur- Charles Phillips, who is a carpenter in New London, spent Sunday with his family. Mrs. Celinda McStay has been spend- ing several days in Wauregan. Miss Elizabeth Bourque has been a Norwich visitor. Misses Harriett and Alice Kendall of Putnam, spent Sunday at William Dean’s. Miss Alice Eaton has returned from Oxford, Mass., where she has been spending two weeks with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olds of Provi- gence have been spending a few days ere. William Shelley has recovered from an attack of tonsilitis. Miss Odna Seguin, who is stenogra- pher at the office of the E, H. Jacob's Manufacturing company, at Danielson, is taking a week's vacation, visiting relatives in Putnam and friends in Providence. Mrs. David Beandry has been en- tertaining her sister and nieces from Putnam. Misses Marion and Dorothy Allibar of Providence, are visiting their cousin, Miss Ruth Loring. Holiday Outing. Charles Fletcher will spend Sunday and Monday with relatives in PFrovi- dence. Mr. and Mrs. L. Howard Cross will spend Sunfay and Monday with rel- atives in Providence. Charles Greené of New London, was a Monday visitor here. Fined For Theft. A man living In one of the Plain- field Woolen com ’s tenements, known as the “Arc: was arrested at the mill Friday. He was suspected of stealing spools of heavy string used to sew fogether cuts of cloth. He was given a trial and found wuilty. His fine of about ten dollars was paid. Funeral of Charles H. Lewis The funeral of Charles H. Lewis was held at his home on Main street, Fri- day afterroon at 3:30 o'clock. Rev. Charles Downs of Dayville, supplying pastor of the local church, officiated. Mrs. Ervin Whitehead and Mrs Charles Bragg sang “Just As I Am,” and “Rock of Ages.” Lucy Webb Hayes eircle of the Ladies of the G. A. R., beld a short service, placing the flag upon the vet- eran’s coat. The body, accompanied by the family, was taken to Springfield, Mass., early Saturday morning for bur- fal in the family lot. e g EASTFORD Congregational Sunday Scheol Picnio— Recent Automobile and Other Pleas- ure Trips. —— George L. Clark and little son, Her. bert, of Putnam, spent Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, D. P. . He made the trip with bis autpmobile and ;was secompanied by ~ Herman Johnson. Charies S. Johmsen, who has been e 0 0 Tt s S Sl staying at Block Island, will spend a week with his mother here. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Bowen have been entertaining their nephew and niece of Chariton, Mass, Maro Phillips and Miss Clara Phillips. Mrs. Edward Keith, Vernon Bowen, and Clifford Bowen, visited Putnam on the twenty-seventh. Mr. Bowen took the party in his automobile. Mrs. Emily Warren left Saturday for Putnam, after passing the sum- mer here. She will return later on to Danielson for the winter. Miss_Hattie L. Deane of Danielson, epent Sunday with her parents, Mr.and Mrs. Charles S. Dean, They also en- tertained Miss Margaret Beile of Hart- ford. Sunday Schoel Picnic. The Congregational Sunday schéol had their picnic at Cystal Lake last ‘Wednesday. Grant Trowbridge of New Haven has been staying for a time at the old castie with his sister: John Ethridge of Vesterly spent Sunday- with his family at the East- ford house. Clifford Bowem motored to Rocky Point Sunday with a party from Phoenixville. Miss Anna Zastera returned to her home in New York this week, after a stay of two weeks with Miss Minnie Kucera. Mrs. Edward Keith and little sons, Herbert and Lawrence, are visiting relatives_in Unlon. Dana Keith and Waiter Tripp mot- ored to. Willimantic on Sunday. Were at the Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hartson and little son, Leslie, visited Crystal Lake Saturday, the twenty-eighth, and called upon a friend here before re- turning to-their home in North Wind- bam. They were accom by Mrs. Delia Hartson, They made the trip in theiz automobile. Walter Cole gave a concert at.the Congregational church last Friday eve- ning, which was a success. Addressed Surgical Association. Dr. A. B. Bowen, a native of this tow who spent his boyhood here, delivered the address at the eighth annual meeting of the Surgical associ- ation of the C. and N. W. Ry., Chicago. He is the president of the association and resides and practices medicine keta, lowa. His address has ived here by friends. EAST THOMPSON Officers and Committees Elected by W. C. T. U—A Address By County Offi- cers. The annual meeting of the W, C. T. U. was held Thursday morning, Aug. 26th. Reports from the different de- partments were read and approved. The election of officers resulted as fol- lows: President, Mrs. Minnie L. Bixby: sec, Mrs. Mary J. Woodward; treas- urer, Annie M. Thompson, vice presi- dent, for E. Thompson M. E. Mary J. Woodward: vice-president for Baptist church, Brandy Hill, Mrs. Ella Carlton vice-president for Baptist _church, Thompson Hill, Mrs. Lillie Babbitt: vice - president for Congregational church, Thompson Hill, Mrs. Truesdeli; vice-president for North Grosvenordale M. E. church, Mrs. Laura Tourtellotte; superintendent among foréign speak- ing peopie, Mrs. Josle Ransdm: super- intendent of Sunday schools, Mrs. An- nie M. Thompscn; superintendent of narcotics, Mrs. Truesdell; superinten- dent of soldiers and sailors, Mrs. Alice Elliott ss superintendent, Mrs. Ella Carlton: evangelistic superintendent, Mrs. Ella Cariton; floral committee. A. Edythe Woodward, Clara Mills and Addie Joslin. After the election the meeting adjourned, the members par- taking of the dinner, which the ladies bad provided: also ice cream, which was given by Mr. Thompson of North Grosvenordale. In the afternoon the meeting was ¢alled to order by the president, and two new members joined. The union was addressed by Mre, Gallup, the state secretary and cousty treasurer; also by Mrs. Fuller, the county ‘president. Then followed singing, A Saloonless Nation in 1920; readings, by Mrs. Fuller and Mrs. Rob- inson, the former president; closing remarks by Rev. Frank Chamberlain. Wheelman at 72, Vernon Jepson, a veteran of the Civil war, who is 72 years young, recently will accomepany her on purchased a bicycle ang it as well as though but EAST KILLINGLY Mr. and Mrs. Chester Providence, were guests Mrs. Round's brother, family. Mrs. Phoebe A. Potter was the gu of Mrs. Charles D. ‘2t Etmy Thursday. Mrs. Fred Wade visited relatives . 1 1 s in New Bedford, Monday and Tuesday. George L. Mason and Miss Lulu Oatley were married Saturday a Baptist Ry is enjoyi %6 Joying Rounds, of Monday of Irving Hill and st Mowry at Elmville, parsonage, in anielson, by Rev. W. D, Suameid I ey Mr. and Mrs. William Yare are at Oakland Beach, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Sayles. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus R. Chase of Put- nam, are at the Chase homestead for a few weeks. Walter Kreiger of Worcester, was the guest of Irving T. French, Jr, over Sunday. * "d'he old seats have been removed and new ones put in their places Tucker schoolhouse. T "AFFORD Mrs. Ellen Webber has _returned from a visit with.friends in Somers. J. B. Hough has a new automobile. Herbert Plumb has been visiting friends in Southdridge and Brimfield. Mrs. Elmira Mitchell and Mrs. Dannie Rogers of Unlonville have been guests of Mrs. Asa Harris. Miss Carrie Remmert vacation. The monthly meeting of the Staffora Business Men's association will be held at the club rooms next Monday eve- ning. The nominating committee of the Ohristian Endeavor society met in their work at the home of Mrs. Thomas Black Monday evening. Mrs. Herman Ladish is visiting her brother. John Berz, and eister, Mrs. Anthony Leinmiller, in Philadelphia. Her daughter, Mildred, who has been spending the past two weeks there her return. is taking a - o~ - = precamE—