Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 30, 1915, Page 11

- r o : < ig" Mrs. B. J. Donselly e wesk Bere. el -and family of Nor- ly-and called PO A G e Oavec o M‘.Q?Jw‘.fwiw opserved i ¢ .. There was & Sicndance. The sehool was ing good progress and presented fine’ apearance.-under - the :super- Yiiian of she teacher, Miss Edith Whieaton of Fhosnixviite. et Srigs wavn Lhihbriass. ot Daniel: B 2 - 105, wete € ‘of Mrs. ‘Ellen Bal- Mrs. Charies W. Clark end - Miss e fir e t Putmam Trade agx] “of Ax uhofi'»e;‘kmlflay with Bge. and Mrs. William Keene. They wi gpests recantly f 8. D. Curti o ¥ Thero was no schuol Friday, the 22nd. The -teacher, -Miss Edith ‘Wheaton went to the teachers’ con- wention in Hartford and visited her eousin, Frank Morse in -East Hart- fotd. 5 ©Of Fourth Generation. *UMr. “ardd Mry Bl E. Wesks ' en- fim last week Mrs. = Nathaniel Shermiin” with hér llttle son 'Rol 484" daughtér Ruth, " of Shoentevili, Mrs. Frank Conversé Jr, of West Willington, with her little daughter, . These, children are of the ‘generation. ..Garpenter. of New. Britain, was & mative of m;p?;fa Dbrother of the late Judge Elisha. .C: ter of Hart- ford,. and_ihe last surviving member of the family. R D - NORTH. WOODSTOCK Social Dames” Have Quilting Party— . cors of Ladies’ Aid Society. . Miss Julia Smith has gone to Unba- na, Til, for. the winter, ‘Quilting -Party. The Social Dames were entertained last week by Mrs. Elmer Cortiis. An old fashioned quilting _ party, - the gpetEchaing -dciused 1 oid ., siyie thew, wes enjoved. 3rs.-Abbie: Child of-Putnam was a et of Mrs, Matilda Morse over Sun- Elected Officers, At the annudl meeting of the La- {day. Qied Ald society Jlast week a. prosper- &us’ year “was Teported. Officefs for the Coming year were elécted as fol- President, Mrs. Charles Perrin; vice " presfdent; Mrs. L. H. Healey; récord: Ng ‘secretary, Mrs. Cora Trask; eéxec- utive committee, Mrs. Frank Pefrin, prs. William' Barrett, Mrs. Frank inner. 5 A Barrett .of ‘Westfield, Mass. #_zecent visitor.at Mrs. S, Bar- rett's. 2 fhe school was closed two days-last .to enable-the tyacher, Miss Ril- 18 Child, to attend the Teachers’ con- vention at Hartford. ‘Thmompsori ~Pastor Preaches. Hev. Mr. “Chase of Thompson sup- plied the ' jocal church Sunday in plice’ of- the réghlar pastor who was attending the meeting inNew Haven. The Colonial porch, which is being added to_the home of Ebenezar Bish- 8o Witk be Bnighed today (Saturday). Lovan Dixon is a guest of Mrs. George Paine in Southbridge this ‘week. _Miss _Mildre cester Satw idnoy. Mafa’s, House Burasi—Burg- tars at. Walter” Young's Home. Mrs. Fred Hendrickion is' visiting rinds in New York. H. H. Crowell is on a business trip i gt DN S 0. D-“Puriigton aedisen Goorge. of Providence wero guests of ¥. O. Plum- mer ever Sunday. rs. Lydia . Flace snd- davghter, Flara, arc visiting in Meriden. M and Mrs. Charles Lewis of rI;:lm-mnc- are -visiting at Lydia Miss, Grilfiths spent the week- I A Sk - wigen .social at the par last week..was well. attended. enioyed the chicken Brown wes .in Wor- A 3 % hay 0f of Wis Eoods" m {lfi g’:}'?‘nn. lvaded on-the ‘car-at Sterling as he is foe s 5 01 fire tn s cas tknow; Ko “Younhg " Ho 1o W K e | 02 i ‘aterbury where they- Rome #REW were —in" ‘Putnam, | jelson. Mantred Adams. while .working on ‘the cellar for his bam . had.three-of Bls fingers on “bis ipft. hand: crusk- 1 ‘m. "&‘.}m d.sm, .and Fer- N TR gn%o o Mrs. Lucy, Mason is ill-#t. her. home | here.. < o i ik ‘Mr. and. Mrs. Jra..J, . Marting: who Bave been, visiting Mrs. Martuww:sls- % Mrs. Andrew Potter, have return- |%d "to. their home in: Pawtusket; R, I Ropairing Block ; Damaged: by Firee Loring-Mathewson Certificate for Teacher. . William Shiaughnegsey, hds been in Worcester to visit' his uncle, Edward Riley, ‘who 15 g his Health the hoepital in that citys » ‘George D. Seguim has heen ‘assisting at Loring’s store during the-absence ot Mr. Loring, who was -married Friday. rs. Wililam Leclair has been enter- taining her father from st -Gréen- wich, R. T. pihss T Judson. Gardner, who is employed| in New London, spentvSunday: with | Bis family.. . S ok R Mrs. Narcisse Caplotte and daugh: ter, ‘Blanche- Caplette;- have -~ been gucsis ot Napoleon Bergeron's in Dan- Miss Odna Seguin -Was.a-visitor .in Woodstock Saturday. > - - Charjes Fletcher was in,Woodstock Saturday. 53 Yoo v i Frank Halyburton of Greensville:has. m the guest of friends here, o formerly lived... . Archibald Buchasan of Mansfield Center was a Monday. visitor. o Charles Greene of .New London was a business visitor, Monday: Mr. and Mre. Everett Ladd spent| Sunday with Mrs. Ladd’s parents in Scotland, < ) Master Ivan Léclair. soty of ‘Mr. and Mrs.” Willianr Leclaif, has g6he’ -to East Greeawich, R. I, for dn indefinite stay with his dparents. Eugene Brower of Putnat, formérly a resident here, Has rToturned and’ is employed ‘at ‘the’ Central worsted mill, Mr. and Mre. Charles McFarlatid-and infant son Thomas visited refativeés in Scotland Sunday. Mrs. Patrick Millette: visited frierids in Attawaugan Sunday:" SER Henry Loughran was . in”" Scotland Sunday; < Hanor Certificat: : Miss Grace Chine of Norwich, who has been &’ teacher at theé publié school here for five years, has recelved an honor- certificate frof Principal’ T. Burr of the Willimanti school. ik as Repairing Block. The. Tillinghast -block,: which was damaged. by fire a-week ago, is bel Tepaired, e o Miss Lena Denis spent:Saturday in Providence. ¢ 1 e Mrs. Robert ‘Loring. and daugliters, Clarissa and Janet, were Norwich. vis- itors Wednesday. ¢ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mathieu visited at Johm Mathiew's in Attawaugan:Susn- Mrs. L.. Howard Cross -visited rela- ives in -Norwich Wednesday. .Judge Edgar M. Warner of Putnam bas been a visitor here, where he-was @ resident for several.years. 3 Guests at Wedding. Among those froms out of ‘town who attended the Loring-Mathewson wed- ding was the -bride’s “cousin, James Arthur. Atwood, Jr.-of Norwich, Miss Dorothy Atwood and Miss - Harriett Loring of Wauregan. s - Town Clerk Sessions: L. Adains has been on a hunting trip-with out -of town friends. . Miss Rachel Clarke of Springfield; Mass, spent Saturday and Sunday at | Mrs. ‘George Loring's. Miss Charlotte ‘Reece spent Sunday with relatives in Bostom. = Mrs. George Loring spent Friday in Providence. _ S x William Carpenter " has - moved -Iis family into the Simmons tenement re~ cently vacated by Mrs. Sarah Rouse, who has moved into the Cutler tene- osut o School street, vacated by Mr. urr. 5 Miss Agnes Van Duzen-and Miss Beatrice Neal spent Saturday Providence. Airs. Prederick Tillmghast spent Fri- day in Providence. - oilrs. Cloveland, has rettmmed. to o after visit or sister, Mrs. Willian: Leclair, - Loring—Mathewsoh. Friddy afternoon at § a'clock at. the: home of Mrs. Arnold Bucklin Mathew- €on her oldest daughter, Helen Louls .| beautital., " Among them was tnited in' marriage with Geo William oring, only Sonof Mr. and Mre. Willlam Lorifig. “They. wers. at- tended by the bride's cousin, Miss Dorothy Atwood. of Wauregan, and Edward Carey Tillinghast of this vil- lage. The bride wore a.gown' of white and carried bride roses. She was gliv- en away by her mother, Mrs. Ardold B. Mathewson. The ceremony ' was performed by the groémvs cousin, Rev. Clarence . Barber, pastor of-the Con- gregational church in Danielson. The rooms w rel, palms, chrysanthemums, hydaran- wean and Taster lilies. A buifet, lunch Was served. The @ifis weté many. and re ture, finen, silver, lu'wug”anfi);lz‘n €y. Mr. and Mrs. Loring left {n the automonile to spend a week, They will reside here and .will be at home after Jan. 1st. Mr. Loriyg.is-a grocer here. Mrs. Loring is the. organist. at the Congregational chureh. - Notes. 3 Mrs. Charles E. Barber wa# in.Nor- wich Tuesday. o e e Several -local people wers h Moosup. party held by the membe: Eastern Star, i loage: e | Wedntesday evening to attend the Wt%:: o Mr. and Mrs. B A. Darrow enter- tained about fifty friends:at a bun- ow dance Saturday evenins..-Cake ana coffes were served. 1 Z g3 - Mrs. Fred Eaker and son, Willism, iof &om Axs speniifis: sevectl iiye ere. 2 % rian Hammond :| funeral fn New Britain Wednesday. o Mrs. Everett Hartford Tuesday, ., Messrs. Henry and Frank Waters - SOUTH_KIELINGLY - ‘Mr. and Mrs/ J. J. Crowley of \Vi tey. at [Thamy. frien in P - Repai Prontics: Fax Engagement Annsunded . —Masting of Missionary Society— Cunch in Honor of Miss Tibbita. . < 7 “ M¥s: Nellle. Prentice-of New Britain i epnaunced, ihe, ensmgmboent of he R inon. ssaigiane. pastor oC, the cowell o R charsi: Mo DOt “aths renjics was & Windnasi girt 58 hax s ‘here. been ‘Suceessful teacher in the New Britain schiools for several years. The mar- riage will take plade early‘net sum- mer. $ .Tibbitts . of Norwich is Inn: ‘ Miss Josephine Keeney:spent Sunday swith-a schoolmate if Waterbury. . _ Missionéry Sewing Bes. “Sixteen i were sent at A p t it ":E'&; the %;vni:l.‘:u Mis- ary society Mrs. Fas inadny atternoon. While the Tadics Served, the third chapter “of ‘Home Missions in Action was given by Miss Wipifred Fay, Miss Grace Bates, Mrs. TWalter Abbe and Mrs. Pegrum. Lemon sherbet: and -cake-were served by the hostess, “ Mr. and Mrs, Charles C.. Abbe of Nag York are guests at Waiter Abbe's. . and Mrs. H. C: Lathrop return- ed Tuesday from .New Haven, where they attended meetings of the national council. Miss Emily Lyman and Miss: Bllen Hawkins returned Monday. fromTa sev- eral weeks' visit in Jersey City. Chicken Pis Suppen, Mrs. E. W. Loomis, entertained the ladles'of St. Paul’s chifrch at a chicken pie supper Sunday night. Her guests were Mrs. E. K. Lefingwell, Miss eale, Mrs. H. C. Hatch, Miss Sarn Johnsep, MissJ. W, Birigham, Mrs. J. C. Fenton, Mrs. W. A. Raymold, Miss Anna Claussen and . Miss Maud t Re¥. M. R. Plumb went to- New Ha- en Sunday night to atteid the meet~ ings of the national counell. Dr. and Mrs, F. E. Guild went to Boston 'Tuesday to attend the medical convention and to Exeter. N. H. to =ee their 'Son who’/1s at Phillips aca- Lunch for. Miss, Tibbitts. s. C. R. Utley of Willimantic gave uncheon at the Bingham house Thursday for Miss Kate Tibbitts of Norwich. he other guests were Mrs. G. Lathrop. Mrs. H. C. Lathrop, Miss be ma Larrabee and Mrs. Ada Larra- e. 3 The annual harvest supper of tiie Congregational church was held Fri- day evening. iy charge, of Mrs. Ada Larrabee, EAST THOMPSON Meeting of .the W. C. T. U.—Roads Being Repaired. The W.-C. T. U. met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Silas Josiin, 32 Dersons being present. The meeting was: opened . by the isident, Mrs. Bjxley, reading the 115 Psalm. Pray- ‘ef was offered by the Rev. Frank Chamberlain after which Mr. Josln entertained - with several selections on the Victrole. The roll was called and the members answered by a scripture text: After the usual business Miss Bdythe Woodworth gave a very inter- esting report- of the state convention held in New Haven September 30. The president, Mrs. Bixby also made mention. of the conention, referring fo the _report already given ~and em- phasized the pecessity = of always Wwearing' the white ribbon. ~Selections were read by.some of the members, others teiling of Interesting items which -had come. to - their tice. - Re- freshments were served by the host- ess. Highway Repairs. are being made on the road i e ? G ivan, a familiar figure, hae beén ‘seBt 1o Brooklyn for sixty days. Miss Arn Hosle has been entertain- irg a cousin ¢ week. Miss Annie Robbine was in Worces- “e1.last weok 0 ettend the funeral of he: aant. The Hoyle sisters made a business £ to Webster Wecnesday. Phil Thonpeon are Silas Joslin are making repaits on A. L Tourtelotte's house. riarvest Supper. Harvest supper Wedresday evening. . The Kings' Daughters served a enteriinment was given by the Con- gregational chotr, e EAST.WOODSTOCK Singing - Class Formed—Community Club €o Hear Interesting Spaakers. E. E. Trask and' family, Mr. and Ts. H. B. Comings motored to Nor- wich ang Willimantic Sunday. E. L. Upham of West Newton, Mass. isspending his annual vacation of two weeks with his parents and en- Joying the hunting season. L. H. Lindeman and family motored 'to ~ Eartford Saturday, spending & couple of days with relatives. B T Singing Clase: A singing .class. has ‘been formed nnder the auspices of the Community club, which have sec: D. M. Cowie of Wehster as instructor. ... To Address Community Club: A publie meeting of the Community cgb M be held next Monday svem- ifg. Hon. Eben Stevens of Quinsbaug :zm Everett L. Upham of New- , subject -will be Wools Fabrics. There will be music male quartette. County -Agent ‘nedy Wwill be present to present tor » children’s club. and Wgom 2 Ron- plans Mrs. Frank R. Burdick and dasght. o' Teturnea Nellie, were in N 5 Bert of Westmineter- calied on Levi N. at.his home Monday. Rev. S2t Sl e former’s parents, Mr. and Mes, Harriet 1. Covey and. er orwich Manday. re Allen of Wilimantle was s guest of I S nh . it ead o Leomara e ixien Ws - Bidth ward Davies of. £ Danielson, Aibert Oman, ing in New Haveh, has gone into the local shop to work. . Sewing Club Meets. ‘The K. K. K. sewing club met Wed- nesday evening with OMiss Renshaw, who boards with Mrs. Mary Larkham. The president is Mies Néilie Driscoll the’ secretary and treasurer is iss Celia Coibert. Frank Beckwith of Norwich was home for a while Tuesday. Wrs. Frank Beckwith had as her guest ‘Tuesday, Mrs. Joseph Tesar of Stafford. - Mrs. Morris Goldeg and her daugh- ter, Miss Ethel Gold®n, spent Monday in_ Norwich. 3 Mrs. -James Curray is il Hartford City hospital. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Palmer had their’ guésts Sunday Mr. and Mrs. B Windsor and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ashlev of Plainfield. Mrs. George Chamberlin has titoed home, after -attending funera! of her mother in Madison. Roland Slate is working in Groton and Fas stored his household goods 4ntil he can get a tenement there. Troop E In Camp. Troop E of the United States cav- alry of Fort Ethan Allen, broke camp at Askiford early Tgesday morning and moved on making a stop at South ‘Windham, where they will be cagped for the next week or ten days in the large field of the Ponemab company, just _across the road from the South Windham schoolhouse. Troop E is composed of thirty-five men with horses for each soldier and a few draft Norses for work and hauling freight. The saddle horscs are used by the soldiers in their survey of twenv-five miles square of the coun- try in this vicinity, the soldiers being sent out by the United States govern- ment on one of its progressive mili- tary map surveys. The survey party consists of four. One physician, who attends the four troops in this part of the state and makes calls on camps at Putnam, Willington, Soutk Windham and Enfield. The commanding offi- cers of Troop E.camp consist of one captain and three lleutemants. Sur- vey parties from E Troop were at work in this city Thursday and one was on_Plesant street and adjoining hills including Hosmer mountain. It was h'nted by one of the men in an- other party: that the War Department plans to hold big militacy maneuvers in this section of New Ensland in the future possibly next.year and the hills will be known on the maps by num- bers the same as in the European ba tlefields. ~ Local Brevities. M#3. Martha Potter is spending a week in Chaplin With Her mother, Mrs. Ellen Welch. Mr. and )irs. Louls Putoz have re- urned from a visit in Hartford Miss Lillian Kenfield has been ill ith gripp R Mre. Lillian Habn of Conantville hasf been the guest for a few days of Mr.| and Mrs, L. A. Clark. Mrs C. Card and Mrs. “Walter Backns was in Norwich, Wednesday. Mrs. C. L. home with mu at the re- the ular rheumatism. gregational ants, Church Ple: Mrs. Thomas Joslin Boston, Mass. Oswald Street, in attempting to crank his auto Sunday, broke his little finger. is visiting in Church Renovated. All who attended service at the Con- gregational church Sunday wer lighted with the decorations and alter- ations made. The committee in has the appreciation of ail interested in the welfare of the church. Nir. and Mrs. C. F. Marble and two ehildren were guests at Mrs. Russell's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Armand Henault and :‘ihlld!an visited Norwich friends Sun- ay. Caleb Blanchard and Miss Blanchard are visiting friends Taunton, Mass. Mrs. Hattie Barnes spent the week end with Miss Bernice Cogswell. John O'Neil was at Brown univer- sity for the week end. Dr. and Mrs. I. D. Hasbrouck were at Mrs. C. A. Russell's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William A. were in Boston Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burton spent Sunday in_Boston. Walter Comings was 2 Sunday vis- itor in Boston. Mr. end Mrs. Arthur Lathrop spent the week end in Willimantic. Mrs. George Elmer Monroe has re- turped from a Boston visit. Mrs. Emelia Cutler -entertained her sister, Mrs. Willlam Kennedy, Sunday. Miss Mary Kelley had with her on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. McArdle of Ver- mont. Page-Marchessault Marriage. Two populsr young people were united in marriage Sunday—DMiss An- toinnette Marchessault ‘and Daniel Page-—koth of Dayville. Friends of Willlam Shaw were glad to greet him Thureday. « Wedding Reception. Two sons of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Briere were married lagt week and all parties held a reception at the home of their parents Saturday. Over one hundred Mary in Darrow Mese., will be the’ speakers Their| 457 guests were present. ‘Willlam Greene and John Chesbro have purchased an automobile. WARRENVILLE Masonic Funeral for Edward F. Aus- | tather, William A. Collins, on Chestnut Ciinton is confined to her | tin—Hunters In Camp. The funeral of Edward F. Austin was Leld at the Baptist church Sun- at © p. m. Mr. Austin was & mem- ber of Mansfield lodge of Masons. About ty Masons were present and a very Impressive service was held both at the church and cemetery. Judge O. D. Baker, Frank A. Tyler, ang E. L. James_enjoyed, _R. L, Wedn day. Miss ‘Wolfe is in the employ of Mrs R. C. Baker. > On Hunting Trip. Frank G. Taylor of Providence, E. A, Fleld of Hartford and George M, Coss of Boston, are camp at .the Mosel; House and enjoying the hunt- % e, George " Albes of Mt Hope rs. A o «called on friends here Monday. L, Misé Fannie Rusw of Chaplin called on Mrs. B. L. James, Sunday. HOWARD. VALLEY Mr. dnd Mrs. 1. F.'Hawkes visited irf| e part of the week ‘with her Rev. J. K. Moore end in Haven. s, Harry Minnie Whittemore, ra, Gilbert Thom home from the . has gome to Bo with her son Howard,' in Paw- tucket, R. L 3 . Doane is visiting his sister, Mre. Wicks. 0 Miss' Sherman has recently had en artesian well aritled. Dr. Miller is al- 80 having orie sunk. Tolland County COLUMBIA Peas from Utley Garden Oct. 23rd— Three Acres Yield 500 Bushe! of Po- tatoos. spent the week- n, recently James A. Utiey and family dined upon. green peas picked from thei: garden Oct. 23. The peas which pro- duced them were planted Aug. 20. Declines Call. Rev. F. A. Junkins has declimed the call extended to him to become the pastor of the Columbia Congregusional church and it §s reported be has ac- cepted a call to the pastorate of the Wauregan Congregational church. M: Junkins preached here last Sunday. His toplc was The Value of Cheerful- ness. Mrs. James A. Utley and Mrs. Little were Hartford visitors las Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Plainville’ are visiting town. Jewett Collins, employed by the with Mrs. Wesern - Electric company, Collins, spent the week end with his 3. P. week, . Lyman of relatives in Hill. Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Little, Frank Flagg and daughter, and Mrs, Lester of Hartford motored to Columbia Sun- day and wera guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hermon = Wolff of . spent the week end with. Mr. Wolff's mother and. brother, on Columbia Green. They also visited relatives. in Norwich course Raised 500 Bushels ‘of Patatoes. Conrad Schrieffer has the banner crop of potatoes in this vicinity. From about three acres he will harvest more than 500 bushels of fine potatoes of the Green Mountain variety. As a rule the potato crop in. this vieinity is far below the_average, Pinkey Trees Another Coon. Alboit Liftie's small dog Pinkey treed aother ctoon thé evening, Which wis shot.- There was a coon supper Wednesday. This makes three cooms Pinkéy has discovered this fall All were taptured. 3tr._and Mrs. Charles K. Hitchcock and, Joseph, Hutchins and sister and Mys. F. A Hunt inetared to Hartford and ‘Teturn, Toesday . SOUTH WILLINGTON Buflet’ Rémoved Trom Edward Lath< am's Ankle—Fifty Take Out Hunt- ers’ License Edward Latbam. returned Saturday from the Hartford hospital after a revolver bullet removed from his the concrete ditch for the overflow water from the mill is pr gresain From the bridge ‘on tho main street to the south side of the road to the station the ditch is to be arched over. The old dam is being removed and the old pond basin will be filled in as a part of the general improvement. Fifty Huntei Hunters' licenses have been issued to 48 re: ts, one non-resident and one alien this season. Masons at Austin Funeral. Several of Masonic fraternity from this v! tended the funeral services of Edward F. Austin in War- renville last Sunday. Mr. Aystin was a member of Uriel lodge, No. 24, F. & A. M., Merrow, and the Masonic ser- vices ‘'were conducted by members of that lodge. Mrs, John Edwards and Miss Anna Wiegold spent Wednesday of last week in Hartford. Among those who went on the ex- cursion to New York the 22nd_were Mrs. Frank Zusick, Mrs. Joseph Stross and Miss Mary Zusick. At the special commynication Uriel lodge, No. 24, F. . ML today (Saturday) there will be work in the E. A. degree, followed by work in the Licenses lssued. of It has the delicious taste it is the. and Food Laws. CAUTION: Gel the genuine with our trade-mark on the package. nes. u S orr. P fot oy 3 and naturel color of hi: ing matter. Itispure - Walter Baker & Co. Ltd. DORCHESTER, MASS. HEBRON Body of Fred Miner Found Beside the Railread Track—Dance at Town Hall® Fred Miner was found dead and his body badly mutilated on the raiiroad between Colchiester and Amston Tues- day morning. It §s supposed that he was on his way home,from Coiches- ter and lay down on the track when a train ran over him some time during the night. F. Hall of Easthampton was in town Monday Jooking for young people to work in the shop in that place. Herbert Wilcox of been in town visiting h Roger Porter, of Amston. Mrs. Ned Raymond was in Hartford last Wednesday. Mrs. E. T. Smith was in Hartford Wednesday. Jdirs. E. T. Smith was in Hartford t week to attend the conventiom. nce in the town hall last Friday attended. The L. A. 8. met with Mrs. Ratt- man Thursday The Congregational church is to have a new furnace aswabe old one is past repair. STAFFORDVILLE Rev. E. H. Tunniclifte’s subject for next Sunday m church will be “Being in with God and what comes of it.” Sunday evening the Epworth League topic will,be, The Promise of Spiritual Certainty. Leader, Mrs. L. M. Booth. Thursday evening a clam chowder supper was served in the Congrega- tional vestry. A short program fol- lowei the supper. Rev. I P. Booth oclupied the pul- ¢ the Congregatidnal church last while Rev. C. C. Lyon sup- phied at the Baptist church, at Staf- ford Hollow. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hagedorn and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodhcuse and daughter and , Fred Sanke; of Manchester, were Teceat guests of Mrs. Leon Cooley. Mrs. Almira Chapman Cooley visited at Eimer Bradway" Brimfleld last Sun trip in Mr. Wiiliam Phelps of Worcester, Mass,, was home with his parents over Sun- day Afrs. home Smith. Sarah Belcher of her daughtes is §il at the Mrs. Fred STAFFORD Grange Holds Fifth Annual Hallows'en Party. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Lasbury spent the week end with Ars. J. G. Mitchell and family of Saybrook. George Whiting, who was injured in an automobile accident, is abie to he out Mrs. James Johnson attended thc wedding of her niece, Mildred Dii- worth, in Worcester, Tuesda: Will Supply Pulpit. The puipit at the Baptist chur next Sunday will be occupied by Re Leonard Smith of Mansfield. Rev. C. H. Puff preach at Moose Meadow, Nov. The topic for Y. P. C. U. next Sun- day evening is Torchbearers on the Christian Highway. Saint Augustinc. Leader. Blanche &hippe: Dr. F. P. Batchelder of Boston is spending a few days at his old home. The fifth annual Hallowe'en party under the auspices of the grange, was held Friday evening. Lynch's orches- tra furnished music. M. M. degree in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Korper of Hart- ford returned to their home Sunday after a visit of a few days with Mrs. Mary A. Korper, Mrs. Korper accom- panying them on their rethrn. L EAST WILLINGTON Mrs. Hattie Sands of Stafford and Mrs. E. Wilson were in Hartford last Thursday and attended the theatre. James Bowers, Whitman -Bowers, of ENGLISH OFFICER ASSISTS NUR WHO IS DRESSING .em'pumnx“m i SE, BULLET WOUND tograph was ing ‘who I ning in the Methodist | Woodbury: ‘Mr. and Mrs. Wade Snow of Wapping and Mr. and Mrs. Deios Comant of Willimantic wers callers at their brother-in-law’'s, George 8. Wil- sons’s, Saturday and Sunday. Miss Abble Amidon, who is teaching in Winsted, was home over Synday. Elifah Wilson ot Hartford fs spend- ing _the week with his brother, George 8. Wilson. hunting. Heory Walton has moved his fam- iy, from the Hollow to Tolland, where he is at work The local coom hunters killed two weighing 17 pounds each on the Stow- ell place, Ashford, Monday night. BOLTON NOTCH Mra. Jennie Bishop of Bristol is vis- iting ber sister, Mrs. Loren Maine. N Mary Cross visited her mother in_Hartford Sunday. Mrs. S. P. Sumner and two children, from Rockville, visited at M. W. How- ard’s Friday. A Aiss Mabel Howard was home Sun- a ay. Charies Howard of Manchester Green visited his father, M W. Howard, Sun- day. Mrs. Loren Maine ‘went to Water- bury Monday to see her danghter, who is a_patient in a hospital there. MPs. T. N. Skinner visited in Msn- chester Monday. RIPLEY HILL Malicicus Boys Overturn and Scatter Corn Shocks—Lawiessness to be Brought to Notice of State Authori- ties. S Sunday night, some vicious minded persone visited the cornfield of F. B Oplit on Ripley Hill. and amused themseives ‘by overturning and scat- tering, over 140. large shocks of corn, ready for husking. The scarcity of help and the physical condition of Mr. TopHft makes this a serious matter for bim. Neighbors railied to his as- sistance Tuesday and husked over 140 bushels of the scattered corn, getting it under cover before the rain Tues day right. Mr. Topliff has been sub- jected to other indignities as haw other residents of the Hill. There & a deal of lawlessness in the air. Boyt unde: 16 are hunting without licenses having no regard to trespass notices CIcept to deface them. and any reman. strance on the part of the ow: B met with insclence and profanity. The action of Sunday night is to be the resuit of protests made by owners & forbidden premises and is a riatter likely to be brought to the notice o the state authorities. STORRS President and Mrs. Beach Start for California—Meeting of The Bosh Clus. President and Mrs. C. L. started for San Francisco, Wednesday They will stop at Denver, Colo., on the way out and return by way of Las Angeles ang the Grand Canyon. Mrs Beach will remain in St. Louis for & visit with ber sister, Mrs. Buckner. Book Club Meets. The ladies’ book club met at € Grove cottage, Tuesday evening. 'The subject of the meeting was Californis Mrs. Garigus, who had charge of e meeting read from the history of the state. Mrs. Newton gave & paper ou the literature, illustrated by roadings by Mise Wallace. Dr. Reynolds of Hartford preached here last Sunday. Posters are up for the Hallowe'es party this (Saturday) évening. Jirs. Duffes is here with her son who was recently appointed assistant in the agronomy department. 2 To Play Springfield. The college team will play a foot- ball team from the Springfield Y. M C. A. college this afternon. —_— # Nearly one-third of the entire sur- face of the globe is covered by the Pacific Ocean. —FREE! 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