Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 11, 1915, Page 10

Happeninge of the Wesk—The Fai Resumed. - it Mr. end Mrs. W. P, Barstow have been on a visit for a few days with :.l}drlonlnflhnmll;. Byron Barstow, W. A, Slate, Myfon i Notwiows in 01 fai £ P ds | J Cause of D = ofOld Wome se of Dyspepsia ih jubkry Club Reorganized and Incor- | paratege-Building Commiittes Ap- { pointed- — Pastor Acknowledges’ Birthday Gift—Cottagers Leaving. A Ddusiness meeting of the Gales Country club was held at the ® of Miss Mary R. Gibl last day evening. The old club was nded and the new one has been assoclation and and son, ‘were bor day attending the v, ¢ Miss Paine is visiting her sister, Mrs. Street of Suffield. Carl Johnson was in Hartford on Monday attending the fair at Chartér Oak park. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Backus spent Thursday in Hartférd. Miss Nellle Driscoll is teaching at Cox's Crossing and is boarding with Mrs. J. B. Smith. Miss Mabel Clinton is teaching at ‘West Willington. Mrs. -Helen Tubbs is entertaining her nephew and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox of Long Island. Motored to Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Card, Miss R bes son, - place Sunday, : Making Them, Keep- . arent. . 215 6, 6, 9,10, 14, 17, east lawn under s large arch from which, was-suspended a_marriage bell of white roses. Rev. S. B. Goodsell of Danielson tled the nuptial knot, a large number of relatives and friends witnessing “the ceremony. The wed- ding march was.played by Mrs_ Her- bert .S, Coit of Mystic. The ushers were George ‘Ingram and Charles E. Tinker of Old Mystic. The bridesmalds were Miss Flora B, Ingram of Old Mystic and Miss: Eilene Dewey of Pleasant Valley. A reception was held after the ceremony and a collation was served. The bride received many beautiful gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey of the secretary of state under name of the Gales Ferry Country Flub of Ledyard. . A new constution, -laws and house rules were voted pon and adopted. A building com- ittee of five were eppointed for the tion of the new community club ouse on land recently donated to the ‘glub by Noyes B. Allyn. It was janned that Labor day be observed tag day to aid in increasing the Mrs. M. E. Geer of Norwich was & of Mrs, Jared Fuller over the id Home celebration. 3 Mrs. Emma P. Brown was a - at the parsonage Tuesday. To Celebrate Silver Anniversary. ‘The Woman's Christian Temp n Union held its first regular meeting o 113 b ¥ § § chapel at two o'l Mr. Egglestone has been in feeble health for a long Curtiss, three sons and daughter, Mildred, who have ‘been guests of relatives in this vicin- i . spite ‘of the showers | Quite/a company gathered to sew and o hear & giost.interesting talk by Miss Sarah Loaise Hadley on the Silver Bay ‘upon missionary i healthy activity, irrespective of one's diet. A bottle of this splendid remedy should be in every household. ‘It is | not expensive and can be purchamed | e the emphasis there put Rn':muwmmtort.dd-fll—l educatfon and prayer flding fund. left on a honeymoon trip.for Hartford. | ity for the past ten days, returned to|Keller and Mrs. Arthur Clark, the state conveption at New Haven, las for onmly-fifty cents in drug stores On Holiday Outing, They will reside at Groton, where a | Augusta, Maine, Sunday. Willimantic and H. E, Card, motored | also for a celebration of the 26th anni~| movement. It was voted at this meet- everywhere. A free trial bottle can _Mrs. Walter M. Buckingham and et ':m'“ is beinz erected for them. to Hartford Wednesday to attend the | versary of Scotland W. C. T. U. ing to extend the wcope of interest and &:bulma‘ by. writing -to-Dr. W. B. Mars B, Givbs jett the village | SUeS!S were present from Hartford, state fair. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tavior -andjaciiviy of the association by making well, 458 ‘Washington St Monti~ New London, Norwich, Groton, Led- yard, Center Groton, Mystic, Old Mys- tic, 'Meriden, Brooklyn, N. Y., and ‘Taunton, Mass. Teams “Break Even. The Young Men’s association base- ball nine-played Labor day two games with the Hope Valley team on Asso- ciation fleld at Old Mystic. The first game was at 10 a. m. and was won by Hope Valley, 7 to 4. The afternoon game, at 3 o'clock, was won by OM .}Jyst}i Y. M..A, team by a score of to Mrs. Willlam T. Matthewson has had as her guests Mrs. Smith of Wil- limantic, Mrs. Cavapaugh of East Hi on, Mass, and Mrs. Ferguson, of_Westfield. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Perry have been entertain! Mrs. Perry's brother, John Budd, of New York. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Murdook are in Hartford for a few days attending the state fair. Miss M. Hatch has her guest Mr. and Mrs. Thrall and Mrs. How- ard, all of Ellington. Hands Burned. Mrs. Edna Hatch was badly burned on the hands while working over the stove. Mr. and Mrs. Harris O. Eccleston, daughter Helen, of Lebanon, visited Mr. and Mrs. Bugene Kimball, Wed-| nesday. the Woman's Boards of Forelgy an e Missions of the state. “Mrs.A. Hale Bennett was elect- ed director, of missionary interest. The next mesting of, the assoclation will be held at. Canterbury Green parson- age Tuesday, Sept. 14, at 2-5 p. m. Miss Narola, Rivenburg of India will talksof the work being accomplished in East.Boston this summer At Woodstock Meeting. Miss Fanny Brown, Mrs. A. J. Het- Tick, Miss Lucy Baldwin, Miss Hadley and Miss Jones were guests of the Eastern Connecticut branch of the Woman's Board of Foreign Missions in Woodstock last Friday, making the trip by car and on thelr return trip visiting the Pbmfret Hilitop, where ey morning en route for Middle: cello, Il going by trolley from New Lon- to Chester, thence by Jjitney to city where they were joined by . Buckingham and on Saturday by fathan. A. Gibbs and Mr. Gardner in Mr. Giggs' auxiliary boat, May, and # ink Aplin, Jr., of New York. They * Ffla a canoeing party from Middle- 3 % OLD HOME DAY, Attracts Assemblage of 300 on . Satur- day—Celebration Continued During Sunday. Old Home Day was observed last Saturday, Sept. 4th. on Scotland., n and in bulldings thereabouts. waved and other decorati made the old town look beautiful. About 300 ‘were present, among whom there were guests from ten states in, the Union. There were eleven persons past eighty years of age, seven of whom were he 1is lecturing three times before the Public Health = Association convening in Rochester, N. Y., this week. Miss Elizabeth Thompson is teach- ing the school on the Hill, and Miss Mary Chapman is at Laurel Glen. These young ladies taught in the same schools last year. Mrs. Ishmael Curtlss and eldest son Harold, who had just returned to ‘Maine, were called here suddenly to attend the funeral of Mrs. Curtiss’ father, Frank Eglestone. | ‘Mrs. Irtis Maine of Westerly is mak- ing a visit with relatives and friends in_this vicinity. Everett Wightman of Pawtucket, end before Labor day at her brother’s, Henry Baldwin's, of South Canter- bury on her refurn from California. commencement meeting _of Wellesley college alumnae Dr. Bald- win was mentioned as one of the five prominent Wellesley women in medi- cine, her work in her own special line being mest valuable and helpful, in- cluding chemical tests and research. Attended Conference. The pastor attended as a delegate the regular conference of churches at Griswold. Deacon and Mrs. Hale Ben- nett, Mrs. . B. Hadley, Miss Faony Brown, Mrs. Alvah Stevens, Mrs. Hen- 2 grange Friday- evening and gave aam interesting_program Rev. and Mrs. M. J. Twomey. re- turned to Newark, Mr. wn to Saybrook over Labor day. b ‘Attended Picnic. Mids Grace D. ' Chapman, teacher the village. school attended the pic- jc given by the teachers to meet Su- Barber, under whose super: jon they have taught the past year at ildwood park; near Alexander lake, day. Former Residents Return Fo Home Day Dinner and Exercises. "~ ¥Fall Term Opens. School opened Tuesday with the fol- lowing teachers: Miss Jennie Eldred, of Westerly, cipal of grammar school; Mrs. sey E. Packer of Everett Hall was & in Glocester, R. 1, Sunday. Mre. Charles ‘Spaulding and Miss visitor * Pastor Acknowledges Gift. JHely - coramunion .wes. administered Reyv. James M. Potter in the M. ‘church Sunday morning. Rev. Mr. Potter spoke briefly on the Atonement Romians, 8th chapter, 87th verse. Pre- s fo,the sacrament, Miss Beatrice fongs of Mt. Vernon, N. Y. sang at the ‘offertory, The Lord is Iy Shep- berd, by, Carl Bohm. . Mr! Potter took occasion to speak of the, completa surprise which he re- , on his birthday, September 1, & community gift, for which he ex- his thanks and appreciation. Nelson Parker of Norwich ar- rapgedithe altar flowers. Mrs.. Emma Benneft was the lead. » of the Epworth League service on nday_evening, the topic being, Ev- With Favorite Hymns. Mrs anett gave descriptive readings of many well loved hymns and the con- gregation sang the hymms. Solos | were by Miss Ruth Bogue of N , en the Gray of the Sky e e Gray of the Sea, and M. . Pavéy, Lead Kindly Light. Mary “Madeline Birch sang Biliy Sun- ‘s favorite hymn, Brighten the Corner Where You Live. Then follow- ed a recitation and solo, Abide With Me, by Miss Ruth Bogue, The service was largely attended. Cottage and Village Notes. Mrs. ‘Charles W. Plerce and young son, who spent July and August at the home of Mrs, Pierce's parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Pierce, at Al- lyns Point returned to her home at Union Hill, New Jersey, last weelk. . George Murphy of Mooon's Hill, Indiana, arrived at the home of -:ék. 4nd Mrs. Edward H. Latimer last e “Mrs. Delphine Fish, Mrs. Fanny A. iMolthrop and Miss Alice Satterlee t by trolley to Lyme, last Wed- nesday, having dinner at Boxwood inn. ‘Anthony Morse, stroke of the vic- torious Yale crew in June, was a call- grmu the Roxbury school last Wednes- Thomas Haggerty of the Boston Globe'is' spending ‘his vacation at the cottage of Fred Smith in the vil- \ Mrs. Willlam Bogue and daughters, Misee' Elsle and Ruth, with Miss Ale- .pa Lester and Miss Rydholm, all of Norwich, spent the week end and the holiday at the Davis cottage in the village: - 4 Mr. and Mrs. James Martin with Miss’ Alice Gershefski, closed the cot- tage, -Eeisure Hour on the Bluffs and retirned to Meriden, Monday. J. Eldred Brown of Norwich s. Bdward Woodin and children thap A. Gibbs Saturdsy and Sun- A. C. Disdon returned . last Thifrsday from New York where she been for some days, coming by autoombile. The party with her in- cluded OMMiss ‘Addie Secor and:Robert Sinclair, who, with Mr. Risdon, left the | village this morning for the re- “turh trip to. Watertown, N..Y, Mr. apd Mrs.-E. W. Jones and daughter, Miss Beatrice, with Mr. Jories' sister, left the cottage, Twin Qake: for thste: Hosle 1n “Mt. Vernon, . ¥., the last of the week. gfi’m LydiaR. Chase and Miss Alic liss Lydla R. Chase end Miss ‘Alide Chase of Portsmouth, R. I, are visitors at the home of Mrs. Chase's son. Richard Cliase and family at their homie at Long Cove. ? Mrs. Annfe Caswell of Newport, R L, returned 'to her home I day, after spending some Mrs, Herman :Peckham et her Long Cove cottage. . .1 % Edward : Wordin and :children of Holyoke, Mass, who have been speriding a menth at the home ‘of Mrs, Woodin's sister, Mrs. Fred Turner, have returned home. 7. and Mrs. 3. Hayry Mann _and daughters, Misses Marjorie and Edna. have closed their cottage on the Bluff and returned to their home in Putnam Attended Reunion. Noyes /B. Allyn attended the re- gion; of the Larrabee family in Wind- bam; Monday. Miss Evelyn ‘Richards and Miss Jessica Meade, left Monday for, Pater- son, N. J, where Miss Richards will fesume her school duties.. -. Rev. Joel B, Slocum and Mrs. Slo- sum of Norwich, were guests of Mrs. John C. Perkins at her cottage on the Bluff Tuesday. - Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Johnson and jon Warren and Mr. and Mrs, H. A. fatham, ‘who lave been at Decatur ffs fafm, have returned to- thelr Jome in Arlington, N. J. : Mrs. E, V. Mann, who has been at Fe gpmuier tombo of Ler aister, Mrs. u, H. Brown, returned to Provi- Jence, Tuesday. ‘shotild 'be your relief from indi- ;biliousness; or consti- 7 Known to be reliable famous for their prompt ~ and certaip;etficacy—are " Pills Sale of Any Modicine ia the World, | everywhere. In boxes, 10c., 25c. Mystic, teacher of fifth and sixth gradesi Miss-Julia Sullivan of Wes- terly, teacher of third and _fourth grades;, Miss Jessie Holdredge of Mystic,-geacher- of first and second grades, ‘Tea Room Closed. MissyClara Burnet closed for this season'the Homestead studio and’tea rocm 4t the Old Burnet homestead, Burpet's ‘Corners, -Saturday evening, Sept, éth, ‘In a Few Words. TheiTiadies’ Aid society of the Bap- tist church met Wednesday afternoon with the president, Mrs. J, Harold Williams. Miss Maud Williems of Plainview farm has entered upon the third year at the New London Vocational Train- ing school. Miss Iva Johnson has gone to New- ington Centre, to teach at the Modet school. Msis Emma.A.. Willlams of Quo- quetaug Hill, who'taught last year at the Broadway school, Mystic, has gone to New Britain to teach for the next school year. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stafford, of Baltic, were Sunday guests of Rev. Willlamx Crawford and the Misse: Crawford, et the Methodist parson- age. Mn, end: Mrs. John D. Midredge, of Elizabeth, “N. ¥, were guests Tues- day of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Q. El- dredge, at Riverview cottage. Mr. end IMrs. Augustus Lambart and sons Archibald Lambert and Master Raymond Lambert took an automo- bile ride to Worcester and Gardner and were guests of relatives over Sun- day and_Labor day. Miss Marjorie Harrls, who has taught for the past two years at South Manchester, has gone to Everett, Mass, to teach the ensulng school year. Mr, and_Mrs.<William Kent and son and Miss Bhman and Mr. Marble have returned to Passaic, N, J., after a vis- it to Mr, and Mrs. Albert Burrows. Mr, and Mrs_Charles W. Tinker are guests: of relatives in Meriden. Mrs. C. Leavens Eldredge and Miss- es aMrguerite and Amethyst Eldredge have returned to-their home in White- hall, N. Y., after their:annual visit to local relatives. Dr..and Mrs. Edwin’B. Chipman, of New London, Mr. and Mra. Clifford B. Chipman of ‘Waterfard, were Sunday Suests of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Crumb. Miss Helen Hull is teaching the Up- per Noank school, which she success- tully taught last year, Miss Irene Peabody of Westerly, Mrs. Archibald Reeves of Providence, Mrs. William Rowe of Mount Vernon, N. Y., were Sunday guests of Misses Dora .Alden ‘Weller ani Minnie Weller at’ the Weller homestead. ‘Leaves for Maine. Miss- Helen H. WWilllams departed Thursday morning ' for Maine, where she will-assume her duties as teacher of the school at Grayburn. Mrs. George 'Walworth “Middletown, the Misses. Marjory _Middleton and Josephine Middleton, Harold Middleton of New Jersey are stopping for a while at their summer home <Quoque- taug. They are entertaining this week Mr.-and Mrs. John Middleton and son Neil Middleton of New. York city. Mr. -and Mrs. Bdward Paisley and two. sons of South Manchester, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Avery. Mr. andMrs. Frank E, Yates and daughter Miss Mildred Yates have re- turned ‘to Providence, after spending their annual vacation with ‘Miss Tillie Holloway. Miss Viola Eldredge has retnrned from two weeks' visit to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Eldredge of Hoosick Falls. Mrs. John E. Spafford of Brooklyn, N. Y., is the guest this week of Dr. ang Mrs. Charles F. Congdon of Mys- tic. CHESTERFIELD Mr. and George L Holmes are en- tertaining friends from Providence. Miss. Mary Tinker motored to Had- dam Sunday accompanied by Misses. Hazel and Florence Powers. Miss Edna Walden is working. for Mr. and M George Coms! Lakes Pond Miss Susa- Norwich fair ° Mz, and M friends. from idence made a trip unday, with. Mrs. day for the Miss Julla the Tweifth and brothers were callers on Mr. Mrs. J. E. Powers, Sunday. Miss Elizabeth Chowey of New Lon- don is teacher in the Chapel HI} school. & = o CAMPBELL’S MILLS e school was opened Tucs- The day by* Marian E. Blakeslee of Lebanon. ~Nineteen puplls are.regis- tered. Miss Blakeslee teachers” meeting in Norwich Mon- day. n{ . end Afre. Daniel Sulltvan eare, ‘entertalving s ‘Sullivan’s sister, Miss Nelllex¥Morley of New -York. Thomas. A; Brown bas the contracts for transporting the school children from the Bitgood, and Briggs districts to_the Wylie school. ‘Willlam_ Clark is snendine 3 few ttended o, Wwho has been visiting his aunt Mrs. ‘Willis Almy for the past four weeks, has returned home. LEONARD BRIDGE Judge and Mrs. Albert G. Kneeland, accompanied by Mrs, Wealthy Reed and Mrs. Mary Sweet of Lebanon were in Wililmantic, Wednesday. Miss Joyce L. Corbit and Master Lawson Corbit, returned to Bridge- port, Sunday, after spending the sum- mer vacation with Telatives. Mr. and Mrs. W.,H. Kneeland of Columbia and Mr. and Mrs. Everett H. Bosworth and Misg Lucle Mae Bos- worth of Hartford, spent Friday with local relatives and .friends. Mre. Rexford B. Cummings and daughter Shirley, end Cariton A. Cumings visited at Mrs. L. H. Corbit’s in Bridgeport Sunday- Raby B Wikia uby B, Harm. . Mamarn: ity Charles and Eimer Geer, David Walsh, Fred Royce, and Rexford E. Cummings attended the Norwich Laor Day. Judge: and DMrs. Kneeland epent Sunday afternoon With ~Mrs. Maria Morgan at Colchestesy e —— Windhant oy — Annual Meeting ot ibraiydissociation —New Teacher frony Nomwich at Center Sch Warish House. Mr. and_ Mrs. Noble™*Clurch * kvho were married In Satarday, i Tt i rs. Church’s un¢ houee e S spent Sunday Plumb, returni Mr. and Mrs, ton, N. J., have been week with Dr. and Mrs. Guild. Miss Nellie Smith of Wash C., is at the Bingham house, Leave for Berkshires. Mrs. Charles Taintor of Port Rich: mond, §. L, and Miss Connard of Phil- adelphia, who have been E of Mrs. R G. Waterous, left Friday for the Berkshires. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill of New Haven were week end guests at Walter Abbe's. George Cook and family and Miss Emma Brown attended the Old Home week exercises in Scotland. Library Officers Re-elected. The annual meeting of the Windham Free Library association was held in the reading room Monday evening. The Teport of the treasurer gave the r ceipts of the year to be $226.69; the expenses, which include insuranc pairs, supplies, janitor's bill of $47.75, and 35199 spent for new books, amount to $173.89, leaving $52.80 in the treagury. There are about 2,400 books on the shelves; 57 have been pur- chased during the year and 5 have been given; 31 new cards have been issued, ‘100 visitors have registered. The Ilfbrarian, Miss Grace Bates, at- tended the library institute at Storrs, and it was voted to give her $15 for her expenses. A new system of check- ing has been established, it doing away with cards and much euperfluous writ- ing. ‘These officers were chosen for another year: President, Dr. Guild; vice president, Guilford Smith; secre- tary, Miss J. W. Bingham; treasurer, H. C. Lathrop; auditor, I. H. Johnson. librarfan, Miss Grace Bates. It was voted to install electric Mghts in the building, and Mr. Lathrop and Mr. Smith were chosen to look after the matter. Personals. ‘Albert Martin _of Pawtucket spent Sunday at C. ‘A. Keeney’ Mr. and Mrs. Leo Keeney and son returned to New Britain Monday after a week's visit at Mrs. George Keeney's, Teacher from Norwich. The Center school opened Tuesday With one new teacher, Miss Tilden, of Norwich, in the intermediate grade. Ralph Baton is at home for a week before resumiing his studies at the Vermont academy. Tester and Alfred Paton will enter the Baltimore Law school the.last of this month. Harold Brewer returned Monday from a visit with his father in Middle- town. Alan Guila-leaves Monday for Phil- ps academy, Exeter, N. H. Earl Tucker is to be employed at Dr. GuikP’s and will attend Willimantte school. b puplls from Windham at the ‘Willimantic High school are Julia Guild, Helen Hopkins and Lerion Fay. Vincent Pegrum of Boston motored to town Saturday and spent Sunday With /his'mother, Mrs. Robert Pegr:'m. Mra Pegrum went to Putnam with her ay and called on, friends in on and Wauregan 1da Maclain, who has been spending the summer in town, return- ed_to Jersey City Tuesday. Miss Bmfly Lyman is visith riece, Mrs, Harold Shellington, say City. ‘Walter Chapin of New York has been at A. H. Anderson’s for a few (o255, and Jars, P. T Sprague of Dan- elson :are of r niece, Mrs. Arthur J. '&I‘Iflm Preparing Panish House. ‘The tenement in St. Paul's rectory Jer. occupled by the late Mrs. Julia Kipnela her and Mr. and Mrs. James of Williman- tic spent Sunday in Providence, R. L Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chamber- lin and children are in Springfleld, Mass. Carl Oman has had his house wired for_eleclricity. William Oman of New York and his brother, Albert Oman of New Haven, were at their home over Labor day. At Scotland Celebration. Mr, and Mrs. E. L. Palmer and chil- dren were in Scotland, Saturday at tending the Old Home Week ool bration. The regular Sunday services which were dispensed with during August were resumed Sunday, the pastor bav. ing returned from vacation. Commu- nion service was held after the preaching service. BROOKLYN Motor Trip to Norwich—Delegates Chosen ' for Ashford Association Convention. Thursday J. Sprague Bard, William R. Thurber, Miss Mary Crosby and Miss Grace Thurber took an automo- bile trip to Norwich. Miss Nellie Palmer is visiting triends in_East Hartford. Wallace L. Pond, with his daugh- ter, Reta E., made & recent short visit to ‘his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Pond. F. E. Miller attended the fair at Oxford, Mass., Thbursday. Highway Repairs. The selectmen have been making repairs to the highways in the village something that ought to have been done early in the season so as to avoid the mud which usually follows much repair upon the road at this time of year. Miss Helen L. Witter has been at reenfleld, Mass, visiting friends. Charles' Edwin Blake has gone_ to ord to teach the coming Charles H. Blake was a v imantic Friday. Delegates to Convention. _he-Baptist church has appointed as tos to the Ashford assoctation hip to meet with the Danielson o hier Palien omoon ige les, William /B. - Potter besides their pas- tor, Rev. wnns. D, D. Mre. Lily.C. is at her hame for a short sta¥. Miss Izetta Lewis-of -Providenceds %o guest of Mr, and*Mpa- George A tter. Miss Helen Ti Witter hassgeturned from a visit with friends in Green- fiejd, Mass. Burial of J. A. Evans. The body of J. 'Augustus Bvans was brought to_the Witter cemetery Fri- day from Willimantic for burial Herrick Auction, Frank 'A. Herrick sold at auctfon Friday such of his persorial estate he aid_not care to retain and has moved to_Danielson with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore D. Pond re- turned to Providence with their son, Wallace L. Pond, and daughter, to remain away for & .week or.more. Miss 1da Dixon of Worcester is vis. iting her mother, Mrs, Laura A. Chap- man. Misses Marfon and Laura Pike spent Sunduy and Labor day in New Lon- don. Ernest Pike has gone to Irvington on the Hudson, where he has found em- ployment. Mrs. Mott, after spending a good part of the summer with Mrs. T. S. Marlor. has returned to her home in New York, EAST WOODSTOCK Students Attending Schools and Col- leges—Social Evening of Community Club—October Committee. School opened Tx fle Weeden of /) Mjss Ethel for Woburn, where she will teach the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Upham entertained their children, ~ grandchildren and Frank Hibbard on Sunday, nine in number. Pupils attendinT Woodstock acada. my this fas are Otio and Galen Pike Albert Avery, Stuart May, Wa's White, Eleanor and Louise Lindem end Marguerite Bosworth, the named of Easiford, who is boarding with her brother, George Bosworth sday wity Miss Ef- teacher. ednesday born in Windham, ‘The Columbia bana under the ship of Bert Lyman, furnished many ‘beautiful dinner, Scotland parish. leader- selections 3 which was eerved, from 13 t0.3 p. m. At 2 p. m. people gathered in the church for speeches from the pastor and old residents of Scotland, with Gerald Waldo as _toastmaster. Special music was given by the Columbia or- chestra. Sunday, Sept. 5th., the peo- ple gathered in the prettily decorated cQurch, to listen to the - historic -ser- mon, given by Rev. Martin Lovering. The subject was, “The Religious Life of Scotland” and was interesting to all. The cholr rendered a - beautiful anthem and Mre. Fred Taylor of Leb- anon sang wecy jmpressively “Just for Today.’ , @ATTAWAUGAN . Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. Wood and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weeks motored to Ponagansett Monday. Andrew.Corrigan was in Providence Monday. Miss Pauline Caffery-returned Mon- day to Willimantic, where she attends normal school. Miss Mary Conners visitea her cousin, Miss Mary Hughes, last week, John Mathieu and family visited at Providence over the holiday. Albert Rollinson motored to New Bedford-and Cape Cod over the holi- days. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis ha: moved into one of Albert E. Gay's tenements. The schools.opened Tuesday morn- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blackmar spent the week end at Lakewood, R. I. An infant son of Mr. and Mrs. George Eromley was buried at-Westfleld ceme- tery Tuesday afternoon. Miss May Emerson is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rollinson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams of Bos- | ton Visited their niece, Mrs. Charles ‘Weeks, Jr., Saturday. Frankie Watson is ill at St. Vincent's b ‘Worcester. Rose Bowen, Miss Mercy Spence and William Parkhurst motor- ed to Willimantic Sunday. Miss Ethel Adams is expected home this week from St. Vincent's hospital, ‘Worcester. # EAST KILLINGLY Mrs, Marcia A. Stope and daughter, farjorie, and son Leslie, of Provi- dence, were guests of A. P. Rich and family the past week. Miss Edith Harrington of Worcester, Stewart and George Harrington of Lowell, Mass, spent Labor Day with Frank Harrington and family. Irving French and family were in Providence Thursday tending the funeral of Mrs. French's brother. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Larkin and daughter have been visiting Mr. Lar- kin's brother, Gilbert Larkin and fam- ily_for several days. Misses Ethel, Alice and Master Howard Rothe are visiting relatives in Webster, Mass. Joseph Sheileton has been spending a few days with his sons, Frank an Ralph, in Hartford. Mr. 'and Mrs. Robert Sands of Long Island are guests of Mrs. Sand’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, William Mathewson. They made the. trip by automobile. 7 Alice Law of Providence spent Sat- urday and Sunday with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Belding of Lynn, Mass., spent Sunday with OMrs. Belding's mother, Mrs. Lucy A. Fairman. Raymond Smith has been visiting his uncle, Raymond Nye and family in North Oxford, Mass. Edwin Knight and family of Provi- dence called on friends here Labor Day. WILSONVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Ofiver Pierce of New- port, R. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lampson of Providence are staying with B. S. Upham and family for a few weeks. Mrs, Agnes -Clare has returned to Boston after two weeks' vacation with her mother. Mrs. Mary McDonald and son Fran- cis of Boston have been visiting Miss Mollie Welch and Mr. Monast's family the past week. Mrs. S. Adam daughter, Mrs. aver the holid: entertained her ggins, of Worcester, Kelly epent the week ster in East Thompson. Faton of Providence visited sister, Mrs. Charles Kelly, roliday. o New Enge- Herg e his and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Aldrich /of Providence, ara spending & week wjth J. E. Aldricn_and family. Those attending the Worcester fair Wednesday were Willam Deming, George O. Robbins, C. E. Pike, Everett May, J. D. Sawyer, Carl Morse, Fred Davidson, John_ Killam and William eely. . Miss Mabel Richardson has entered New Britain Normal school, Miss Asnes White Jeaves Sunday to attend Marion college, Marion, Va. noer_attended in Worce: Monday, Tues- \dams was a Worcester vis- ltor Tecsiay. PACKER Mr._and Mrs. Chester Cosgrove of New York were spending a few days with Thomas J. Brown this week. Alfred Pineault of ' Norwich _and Willard Baxter of Middleboro, Mass., Mrs. Hetrick's-aunt, Mrs. Louise Chan- 5y Lesraw, Ada Spaulding of Auburn. R 1, spent dler Moulton, for many years wrote May Lecraw were also) Sunday and Monday at G. W. Bar- such charming verse. Four of the la- | & o> at the conference. low’s. dies gave book reviews at Woodstock. Picnic at Babcock's Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Kent. ' were Ed Hall of Plainfield made a very interestingaddress at the last grange 'meeting. This Year's Teachers. Mr. Dows has been succeeded as su- perintendent of schools for Canterbury by F. W. Parber of Danielson. 'The teaching force shows also one or two changes in the schools, which opened Tuesday, Sept. 7. At Packer, Miss Evelyn Strong; the Green, Miss Edith Williams:; North Soclety, Gladys Bush- nell Peck, Sidney Whipple Smith, Miss Lucy Pope: Westminster, Mrs. Dorothy Bennett Raymond, Miss Marjorie Burnham. - holiday visitors at A. E. Phillips. Miss Gertrude Hall spent the week end €t The Oaks. Campers Return. The company of young people. who hate been spending a few days, &t Camp Archie. East Killingly, returned home Tuesday. - Thomas Morse who injured his anile several weeks ago has returned to his home. Mr. and Mrs. William Slater motor- ed to Rocky Point Thursday. Vernon Brown and family of ‘New Hampshire were recent visitors with The church and Sunday :chool pic- nic from Canterbury Green was heid last week Friday at Babcock's grove There seemed to be an especially large number of young peoplé present. A fine luncheon and afternoon ice cream Wwere served by the committes in The sports committee was Miss Sarah Louise Hadley and N. Parker Lathrop. to iliness of N. Parker Lathrop his brother Houston - served instead. Frank Farley acted as umpire. Th winners were as follows: Young men's foot race, Howard Hoxsle; married men’s foot race, Walter Davis; boys’ foot race, Leslie Gardner; little girls' Baldwin district is closed; the chil- | foot race, Olive Seltsam: girle' foot | friends here. ldnn l:;‘dht’l:lll':l":l tlo :‘dn(ker, wx}- ?ce, Maud Graves; high jump, John Old Home Day. ough! closed; the chil- one rls’ sack race, M y this dren aresent o the Green. Trost and | Brown: boys sack race, Harsid e | Many former residents of thia place were here Monday for Old.Home Day. Dinner was served in Grange dining room and the exercises held in- the church. Burial of Stillman Tewgood. Stillmun Tewgood died at the home of his sister in Foster, Monda; The body was brought here Thu for burial in the local cemetery. SOUTH fl'ERBURY Mr and Mrs| Lorenzo Whitford and Mrs. Maria Parkburst of Jewett City and Charity O. Whitford of- Norwich, were Labor day guests of their sis. ters. the Misses Whitford Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis Sunday at Levi Ct Morris Paster is lo. J. M. Sawyer of Lynbrook, Lone Ts- land. spent a few days last week at Canterbury Bell farm Lizzje Whitford is having as week end guests, Mr, and Mrs. Schweers of Lynbrook, L."L Cleveland tHredfens 1o demolish 309; old firetrap bulldiogs. Hyde districts are also closed, the children being sent to the Green. Students Leave Town. Paul Hoxie sias returned for his last Jear at Proctor academy, Andover, dall; peanut race, by the men, EKONK Vacation Ends for Teachers and Pu- pils—Visit from Plainfield Grange. Miss Edfth Exley has begun her sec- ond year at Northfield seminary. Florenge Exley is teaching in He- bron. Mrs. Hiram Hawes and son Merritt are th Central Valley, N. Mrs. Ida Segur is keep! Mrs. Hawes in her absence. Tance Builder at 12. Mercitt Hawes, aged 12, has this summer built a canvas canoe which is being used on the Quinebaug. W. C. T. U, Electicn. . €, T. U. met ‘Wednesday at Mrs, Martin Busanell's. Officezn“elected for the following year are: President, Mrs. Col vice presidents, Mrs. Bernice Bliven, Miss Davies; secretary, Mrs. Martin Bush- nell; treasurer, Mrs. B. Hadley Delegate to state meeting elected was Mrs. J. F. Speerli. Dr. Helen Baldwin spent the week Teachers and puplls returned to . their schools Monday: Mi: Esther Gallup to Niantic, Miss Minda Tanner to Willimantic Normal school, Miss Elsie Brown and Henry Congdon to Killingly High school and Aifred Pratt, Mabel Phillips and Edith Barber to Plainfield High school. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gallup, with Charles Hopkins and son Harold.-and Miss Maud Chapman, took an automo- bile ride Friday and visited the state institution at Howard, R. L Mrs. Hattle Bentley of New Haven is visiting ~relatives- and “friends this vicinity, Will Transport Pupils. Thomas Brown has both contracts for transporting the children to the W ie school. He has purchased nice covered wagons and is well equipped for the work. Plainfield house for flding a new si-_ Jones, Mrs. grange visited Ekonk WRIST WATCH ONLY -‘FOR MEN WITH TIME ON “New York, Sept. 10—The delegates to the tenth annual convention of the National Retail Jewelers’ assoclation Community Club's Social Evening. The Community club held its meet- ing Monday evening. Several new ‘members were admitted. Everett Ar- nold and daughter, se- ‘Whist apd -3ancing followed. committee for October’are Mrs. N. T. White, Mrs. A. H. Hibbard:and L. _H. Lindeman. mative. . - spent several days visiting at Philip Simenio’s. Mr. Smith of Englew N. J., spent the week end with T. J. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman of Pawtucket, R. val-t.d arith Mrs. Martha Johnson d@iscussed the question whether the wrist watch for men is & proper styk in jewelry. The majority of the jew- elers didn't seem to like the new fad. ‘When ‘the session was at its height Second, Vice President G. F. Manahan of Chicago, in charge of the $3,000,000 jewelry “exhibit moved that, as the Wrist watch was the best hing he had seen at the show, the comvention in- ‘dorse it. te R. C. Darnau of C., mot ‘the floor. Fo vt e v e e