Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 8, 1916, Page 13

Who is Going and Coming—Incidents, Accidents and Building in Three Counties HANOVER Annual Meeting of the W. C. T. U.— Rev. Arthur Varley Addresses Men’s ‘been ill with a severe attack of the grip, ds recovering. ‘Miss Amy Hazard, who teaches at East Orange, N. J.,, has been spending a few days at her home at Anquilla. Harry N. Crandall of the Lightship Pollockrip Shoales, stationed off Cape Cod, after being on duty there for four months, is having a vacation and has been at Maple Lawn for a few days this week. NORTH STONINGTON New London County GALES FERRY Two Pupils Perfect in Attendance at Village School—Rev. J. M. Potter Returned for Third Year—Whitman Family Leaves for Pennsylvania. o, sale. Everett Gallup, tax coliector of the nett; treasurer, Miss Margaret Eadie. Club—Farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Web- berley. The annual meeting of the W. C. T was held Monday evening at the home of the president. ed good progress during the past year. Pians were discussed for the Easter Reports show- NORWICH. w.-. SA’ UIDAY. APRIL 8, 1916. NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND = Surveying the Beach Property—For- mer Mallory Cottage Occupied— Repairing Dock at Grov George K. Crandall of New London was in the village Monday surveying about the Beach property on the inner bank formerly owned by Mr. Gidley. Mr. Beach has done considerable work about the grounds since purchasing the place and he now owns one of the pretty places on the banks. A large addition has been built to the south side of the house, which is about hlfll the size of the main part. There is a concrete foundation to this south part which was put in place by Mr. Hall of Smith street. LEDYARD Occuping Mallory Cottage. Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor have Year's Perfect Attendance in District| moved from the Mallory cottage which No. 9—John M. Gray Elected Sunday | Was sold recently. A number of the village- people at- School Superintendent for 32d Year.| ienged the automobile show in New London this week. E. A. Howard of Norwich was a vis John Thompson back for another year as_pastor at the Bethel church. Frederick Burdick was in Jewett l City on Monday. Friends of R. B. Wheeler were pain- ed to learn of his death at his home in North Stonington. The increase of grip cases after the disappearance of the snow is very noticeable. Ursula E. Aver)'. Mrs. teacher in The followt: Ster | district No. 9, reports perfect attend- g R gt e S elected: Presid:m_nijr,m}g;‘:is Ben® | ance for the winter term. This is the g“,"ffl"’n( e Gotoe also secretary, Mrs. Oscar Allen; | banner school of the town in regard to It is vk_mr:cd that Austin Thomp- | attendance. son is quite ill at West Palm Beach, Mrs. fect attendance for Avery has ad per- the entire year. Taftville P ¢ att 0 Florida, where he is passing the win- town of Ledyard and his assistant, S Fsstor jHeard. Elsie Crouch received an elementary | {oo a1y “Thompeon is a summer via: Frederick W. Burton, were at the = The Men's club of the Congregation- | writing certificate. itor to the Grove. Store of the late Samuel F. Brown,| Equal Franchise League Meets—I al church held a social evening Tues-| Miss Helen Goodenough, teacher, has| "5 o " have repaired their Tuesday morning, for the convenience | trict No. 1 School to Be Reopened— | 32V nisht at the vestry. Rev. Arthut | spent part of her vacation VISIUNS|,jichen wi as damaged by fire S e e n iris vertiorithe . . Varley of Taftville gave an inspiring | friends in Winchester, Conn. ¥ e s e Thomas Bliven Dies, Aged 92. i tallc on the work of such organizations | ward Haskell of Stonington has e Deck Z - which was much appreciated. . Re- | been the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Frank L] : Sohaol to (Open;Monday- _The North Stonington Equal Fran- | freshments were served by the men | G. Maynard, Almus Dorman is putting out his The village school, Miss Grace A. Q;“Sedaleaa&e held “ST;egmm flceu_ns during the social hour. | Sunday School Officers Elected. dock which de the Chapman, teacher, wiil open the spring | fichday afternoon. The exerclses in- Farewell Social. Rev. G. F. Goodenough preached on|ice. It was nccessary to put in some term Monday, after one week vacation. | ¢luqed readings, an adtvess lbfi, L The members of the C. E. society | Sinday morning from Psalms, 116th|new lumber as the ic split a num- Although the grip epidemic &ndgtormy| 5 - “HOMBSOR and a-general diseus= 50 R (o E L Thu"”‘ Y | Chapter, 1st verse. At the close of the |ber of the boar s also paint- weather affected the attendance last|®ion. o £ M overing St ibe Homn of 18 ursday | Sunday school there was the election | ing his launch and row which he term, Madeline Birch and Gordon enace of Mormonism. Walter “Webberiers o 2 -1"' Mrs. | o Officers. Samuel E. Holdridge intends to put o the as soon Maniere were perfect in_attendance. The mission study class met Tues- | jvaiter | kY Ghmeg Are leaving | chairman and the following officers|as the work is completed Pastor Returned for Third Year. |day afternoon at the home of Rev. and| 'oWn this weck. ~Games and music| oo ected: John M. Gra: perit Flatfish have struck on in the river. Rev. James M. Potter was returned | Mrs. Lucian Drury. Rev. O. D. Fisher | ¥eTe served o lt Sk fal committee. } B I re. John W. Finnegan, as-| Mr. Dorman caught a larze fiounder to the M. E. church of the vi spoke on The Menace of Mormonism. | The society will feel the loss of these i \o "0 berintendent Miss Libbie | Monday near the bridre. the third year, by the Southe cw | Mr. Drury toid the story of Spelman | VO guct{\; wf‘rkl‘rs_»d ~“r-[ Webberley | 000 im and Miss Frieda Goodenough,| F. A. Aston of Mid 2d conference, at Norwich, last |seminary and its foui}dew.blnle: R iU b for the st} 5 . Miss Florence Geer, clerk | Sunday at his cottage readings were given ¢ - : > = 4 ing of Middleto s Attended Cenference. Stowing the ‘exercises, Mrs, Drary | The March meeting of the Woman's | 25d treasurer, "ol 18 Deacon v B T BUO0E: Sunday. Tt : 3 ¢ Rev. | 5€TVed tea and a pleasant social hour | Missionary society was held Friday | g ¥°00 OF S N M Wehitert tn' viatting o There was a good attendance of Rev. | {50 00 3 j afterncon, March 31, with Mrs. W. G. | e e o o et Vet Mir. Potter's parishioners at the differ- Blonic Dincer |Park. There was a good attendance| R W. Gould o il Mre. H. C. Purdick of New a ent services heid during the confer- Hig to hear the prosramme on The Kings | urday and Sunday visitor with Mr. and | Mrs. HL. ardick of New London, ence week in Norwich, —Courtiand E.| The Woman's union of the Congre- | Highway, Mro. I G Way sang twe| Mrs. Charles D. Geer. a former sum: t here, passed Coiver. ofthe a gational church held a sewing meeting | golos The leader was Miss Helen | Miss Dorothy Goodenough of Boston | Sunday with Mrs. o Feot the m the church vestry Thursday, with a| fadie, s | is ‘visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs.| J. D. Grisw bt 7 elec- | b dinner at_noon. { G._F. Goodenough. © 0l week-cnd | L ey s A Lucian Drury attended the | AtsndsigUoniesence Mrs. Everett Peckham of Norwich| Jacob Linic Mrs. Dudley C. Perki ent as | mecting of the New London County| Fleven attended the conference of | jaq Leen staying a few days with Mrs. |a visitor in & Adleon e neat present 85| Faptist Ministers' conference in New | $iX churches at Jeweit City on Wed- | &} Gra Mrs. Ole a delegate at the meeting of the lay-| FUPUSE (0 Rev. Herbert = D. Rollason, | rruas 25 S her cottas: B i um orinan and. T cEavwin Park, Mrs. Frank G. W Death of Mrs. William Shank. Visit to B Qu lecture, A Tale of Two Ci-| Taompson ded iie funeral of a Sk e e W Mrs, William Shank, an old resi- ity church | rclative in Ledyard Tuesday. P v n '1“ M dent of the town of Ledyard, died at M. Potter, mer E. Richmond of Canter-| oo, Wi 5 tee. JUss \alth fee, m | e otas of et aon Johriin 'OM Mya= 3 Del- | yinited | hex ot Ber i Mva e Hesnls Cxambic e €. 7 Hcier, tic and the funera! services were held s, Fugene La | Norman, Monday. e T s home £Or | ¢rom his home Sunday afternoon. . : rie Middleton of New 5 . Setteris flé,‘,m]{;“fipl s in town. e entered ine Thimble Ciub’s Third Meetin Chapman, D. C. Per- To Facpsn Scheot. (Dridseport in the| qp. Tnimble club met with M i A . Povey. skley op| School In district No. 1. near the Dorothy and Norma Andrews| Punuy Clark Tuesday afternoon. This | Bicth g et T P and Mre. Ackley of | ieuidence of Amos Wheeier, which e e rewn the third meeting of the club and ies at the Age of 79. were entertaine he | icon closed for six years is to be r 2 - ndmot Mrs. s Ben- i) s Kate B. Colver, at the fojened nex: Monday, with Miss Alice | nett. R g nadanice Han e members are very enthu- Miss Fran- during conference week. A%ery fonches: club and a general ing at C. F. ckley attended the sessions s e o d feeling cxists, It was sugsested Mr. Ackley was pastor of | v:iiage, el ta WATERFORD ¢ cach member present S B. church here several years Gurhs eslesionc of South Eyme i 2 at the next meeting 3 . -.\ : S the Dani ink farm, iob. i g s _ | helps or saving devices, something that Nirs, ce Raymond entert S5t Biie Clonon Whitmon 2nd vl o 0 Sl g A"Rcm.; B‘;dg.gl Club Nests—Non- | S0P, OF S0 B0 /a1 to all. | Dainty re- |ithe members.of the Birthday et iy ‘@2 Babanon! Penn., who came o) s P has o el It he Vet esident Peddlers Should Take Out| frechments were served at the close. | Tuesd Owing 1o veather there Point three year i Tow houes eallod, on. the turmpike. | - Licenses. The ing will be held with 1all attendance, but a fine time Allyn farm for Do % == is reported, s sl . G. 1. Keeney of Brookly: Rev. Francis Pu Middle- The death is announced of Thomas|a recent guest of his bra town visitor Monday y. Bliven, neariy 93, the oldest man in|A. Keeney, of the Golden Spur. nd J. O . & andl 1xtle lasn town and a veteran of the Mexican| A petition, headed by Louis Rieger of | Winchester of 2 t of New Lo who | war. Great Neck road, to compel non-resi- | Latimer of Gales By sts of Mr iss Ella Norman is spending a few | dent peddlers to pay a license M, B iays in Boston. : N 4 rthur E. rv of the } e e Mary A. Davis and Miss Char-| Everet: X. Winslow and family have fonal bank and L. B. Younz, whe A apm: the Stodc isson were in the village Wed- from East Lyme. t the Thayer buildi rwich, i nesday. <o Manwaring of Oswegatchie re trout fiching in aturday Harihtt was in ats Henry S. Richmond and Mi enue has returned from =z business | afternoon. ~ at the of the Moth- Richmond have been rece: trip to New York. . he Ladies' Aid society met at the t-mmn guests of Mrs. Lyle C. c Mrs. Marion Kelley of Hartford is age Wednesday afternoon. There | D¢ much itene siting Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Lanphere.! was a zood attendance and much work | had been J i EFFH‘JGWELL Bridge Club Mocets. s done. B in The Auction Bridge club met on o 33 z - reday afternoo vi Alrs. George 'd, a few Mrs. F. C. Leffingwell Nl—Philathea | Triita ot GraincChwith Mrs. Georse GOSHEN i of Mr and \\Ir! Class Has Supper and Entertain Mr. and Mrs. George Currie returned . ek i Long Cove, Mon-f - =0 [oi N ow Yotk Shlncatr hnes soanoiy Eaps!l green:th Pregchcr fol Local : =i ja few days at their home on Quaker ulpit—Charles eer's eason’s T e Vicited Houseboat. Miss Lillian Dziomba and Benjamin | m{u. Work One Hundred and Eleven LEONARD BR.DGE nd Mre, Walter M. Bucking- | Sullivan of Norwich spent Sunday with|_ George Hester of Quaker Hill has i ;i Lot oF orven. i : £ | Mr. and Mrs. William Risley. been confined to the house of late by | Fi98 Killed and Dressed. Goldess Wacdien 'oF Bommisesamser el Mr. and Mrs. Irving Foote of Pres-jan attack of rheumatism. Rev. G Mosher of the Methodist il 15 Arv Rudd Gibbs,of Norwich, | ton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs | Strong Gardner and family of Hollis, | cpioch, Gast Graemwich, B. L preachs| Mrs- Fred J. Brown, Apr s a caller in the place, Monday C. L. Palmer, A N. ¥. arc guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.|oq here Sunday. Rev. Mr. Mosher| g John B, ¥ A. Perk R a v Clarence F. Leffingwell of Norwich|E. Kenyon. took his text from the 23rd Psalm.|have. moved o | Srotgn dromfuesday ubitll| SpehigSunday e tho thome) GECE: (G- Home from Florida. His words were listened to with deep | from (he Goshern e om the i e o .| Dr. 3 C. Taylor and family have|interest as they seemed to throw new | Execter L. Perkins was a guest at| TTank ";_fl’“mflr} ?l“‘df»‘_‘m"}sl(’r has| ;o ened their residence at Best View |licht and beauty on the Shepherd| TI.ouis bect home of his brother, Stephen Per- | ~oen sbending several cavs, the Suest|,fier spending the winter in Florida.| Psalm, so dear to many. »wn, were i oton, Sund: i \,r fln‘d A e Spent Weal | Comstock and family are plan Rev. C. A. Northrop of Norwich, is ¥ D. A. R. Tag Flags Received. | s Warren Thompson | 1IN to arrive at their summer resi- | expected to preach here next Sunda Tirti P Basiland i . of_Fitchville. : i dence at Quaker Hill the latter part of| Miss Florence Onderdonk of Plain- . Nettleton were in Co Local members of Anma Warner|of Fitehyile = L Great|the month from St. Andrews, F ficld has been spending a fow d . D. A R, of Groton|_ rs. Goorge Sheldon of Fast Grea! Robert Wheeler is improving from an | with ker brother, here. , recetved from the Ne- | £laincalled on ner mother,:Mrs. F. ‘C. I t¢achc of gri e Christian Endeavor topic for S | T .ffingwell, Wednesday. S JEhe Chrised 4 P ., of Washington, | = CPREIEL 1o o 1%t Westerly was a| . Mr. and Mis. H. C. Browne and|Sunday evening was, The Consecration to be used to-| A0l e O rome of S. Tiart. | daushter of Danielson have returned|of Time. The mecting was led by the Albert's birth- X105 e 3 home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. | president, Mrs. B. R. York ot less than seven | X Eliiott Dolbeare has been con- | C-,E- Bliven. Snow Vanish any larger amount that| _J. B - 2 208 H. A. Rogers of Quaker Hill is now Vanishes. 2 contributed for the reliet o | fined to his home with a serlous attack Bt b e e o T Tl s it mies el the wen b Golden Wedding Invitations. in Belglum and Northern | © \" U‘}m A A Ty e Allen of Cincinnati, O.,|cavsed the deep snow drifts gearly all Invitadi are out € > 4 to be worn as a ‘f*P‘:‘s&mgfle;”fia:‘;““f& g;’]‘"mi‘;?"ia?‘: some time with Mr. and|to vanish, the mud is drying uvp and | wedding anniversary mty Con- unday. & alter W. Concklin of one tarmer was plowing Tuesday ner and Mrs. Fred Brown, on e SO L “:!d::egduh A. Leffingwell of Athens, ey K. Noyes was -here ‘Wednesday, ! nechn this weele on the wing 10| w52 "o cailed home by the liness | , A H Aaine of Groton was here on ing the town tax of Lebanon. Otto A. Nettleton was in Col - e siness Monday. Leflingwel’, | who has heen suffering with pneumo- H. NORTH FRANKLIN of their gr in_circulation ahou town last week. P. Lanphear has recently pur- fee, was meeting to be seems the estate of Samuel F. Merchants' Monday Bound Due North. Bin Goo A. Mills and A sae g S chased an auto delivery car. One morning recently a man was | Mills ¢ very in Lin I'= tonduin b isamewEer MA- | T niare Allin of Norwich is the gusst ST 0 SRRy R ot e o houss fowtheen: S of C. G. Newbury. and as quickly come out again and of ic Dolande has rented her Entertainment Follows Supper. William E. Cone of Hartford visited | the whole family had to come out to latives r. and Mrs. Harding of| mhe Philathea class of the Baptist|his summer residence here one day |See a pretty sight. what e Vi church gave a social Tuesday evening | last week. hip. O, I see them!" iliam = Smith and Mrs.]at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ellis.| Ausustus C. Stearns of Quaker Hill[ma, who is in her 91st (Jinner guests of Mrs.| A clam chowder supper was served,|spent Tuesday in New Haven on busi- |are wild geese, 2-4-6— there are 60 = e “ter which the following programme | ness. and they are going straight north, | School to Close the 14th—Postmaster | 53 drenc Cruthers of Norwich|wus pleasingly rendered: Piano solo, too!” Cadticr il with Drsteanis: spenc several days with her aunt, Mrs.| he Cascade, Miss Hattie Holt; read: Many people here were well ac- e ahOneY. | obest Stanton ot vl |inE; The RuMng- Passion. Mine Eisie LISBON quainted_with the late Dr. Anthony| pey B iaon W and Mrs. Robert Stanton of Wil-| Beard; recitation, A Mercantile Trans- Peck of Norwich and he will be great- | qurmed 1 N. S. con- Browning. o Bnehantraont, Denn W, Mo |Fifteen Attend Confersnce in Jewett|ly missed = 0 onalTerence the Mrs. Reuben Manning and children|reading, The Wife Hunting Deacor i s sonal (Mention. there was a consultation of doctors on g0 epending & few days with Mrs.|Mise 3 dialogue, The Com-| R, < 3 Reypolds' Sunday morn.|SAtIrd: Mr. Browning remains s o o Siimantic : 1eting Eallreads, Charies: Rathhone |ing Tieme was The Mighty Dowes of nhon(Kt_Y'm BN services of Ric Wara. : P on Siations: woeabel balmer:|is'a faithful saying and worthy of all| Chagles Geer of North street is the (Mr and Mrs. Harold Riley of Somer- | ciqaf. ofes jeceptation, that Christ Jesus came | lending butcher in town and has dress- ville, Mass.. have moved to town. ; nto the world (o save sinners; of 111 pigs thus far this season. Mrs. O. L. Johnson entertained at Sunday Ssrvices. whom 1 am chief. o e ril Mrs. F 5 L. 0. Gates will preach Sunday dinner Friday, Fred H. Race and |, sio% b 0 PES k. . Sanjectany Miss Florence Rockwood. m Precious Pearl of Great Price. Matt, Mrs N & Loomis of Lebanon axd | Eogls Ceat o i at ar. box Miss Virginia Loomis of Farmington, | 7. L . Hookiat 12 Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Read and e S Thomps were Zuests Thursday of Mra, Erma| D U meeting at 70 o'clock. Dwighi| Miss Beatrice Read visited Sunday | Christian Endeavor Meeting Held at|Simmons coileze, Mond Warner. Lovett leader. Subject, What My De-'|with Mr. Read’s sister, Mrs. Victor| Home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Beebe. Henry Ga postr J. J. Mahoney lost a valuable horse ‘°:'§““““°; Siad of Me. Mr. Gates| Campbell, and family in Pachaug. - © | been inl wi one day last week. o opeak o - Our Five-Year| “Miss Clara Gillette of Lebanon has| The Montville Center Y. P. C. E.|better. K Mrs. Meech has returned to her|PYosramme Demands. been spending a few days with Mrs.|society held its meeting Sunday even- | . Daniel Kenvon was in home in Hnre}ord,élfler gcpenflinz the PR S F. E. Hyde. ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Sumlt)X |‘1»l B i his moth winter with Mrs. Grace K. Peckham. H 3 Mrs. Flora Noyes of Laurel Hill re- | Beebe. The meeting was led by Miss | Seriously il with pneum Mrs Frank Case of New London is PENDLETON HILL turned home Sunday night after pass-|Janet Home. Topic, The Consecra- e spending some time with Mrs, Han- : ing several days with Mrs. Charles ime. Ps. 90: 1-17. va b Kihwsley, B. G. Palmer and Miss Sarah T.|Johnson. S e e e e e BOZRAH A Palmer attended the funeral of R. B Wheeler Sunday. Henry -D. Johnson of Norwich visit- ed at M. O. Chapman's this week. Jeptha G. Bill and Oliver Young srent Thursday with Mrs. Harrls Poardman. C. E. Maine and Charles Cottrell ROAD SOCIETY Miss Priscilla A. Billings spent Sun- day with her cousin, Miss Ruth Bill- ings, of Lower Pawcatuck. Courtland B. York of Anquilla, is mproving in health. mcved Irving S. Button's goods to A number from here attended the|Norwich last week. They and William meeting of the D. A. R. held at Mys- | Maine moved Mr, Donohue to Westerly tie, Wednesday afternoon. this week. Joseph Noyes lost a valuable horse| J. Elwood Miner is doing carpenter recently, finding him dead In the stall. | werk for B. G. Palmer, finishing his Several from here attended the fu-|rew buildings. peral of Richard B. Wheeler at Shunoc| Miss Sarah T. Palmer of Burr and eights, Sunday_afternoon. Hurton seminary, Manchester, Vt., Miss Mary 'S. Wheeler has returned | spent a short spring vacation at her to Wellesley college, after the va-|home here last week. sation spent at her father's. Harrison Kinnear and son John of Miss Hattie Wheeler, who has been | North Stonington have moved into the 1t North Stonington for several weeks | tenement at the Robert P. Palmer tas returned to the home of her sis- | farm. Mrs. Charles S. Noyes. Dwight Miner has work at Want Hill !fi; Ralph C. Wheeler, wbo has nrpnmefln‘ % Rev. Afr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson were week end W.limantic, visitors with relatives Miss Bessie McCluggaze of Jewett City was the guest of Miss Nellie Mell over Surday. Fifteen from this place attended the conference in Jewett Cfty Wednesday: Mrs. Augustvs Read, Mrs. Ransom Read, Mrs. Lester Bromley, Mrs. Fred Irons, -Miss Bea- trice Kendall, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hyde, Miss Clara Hyde, Walter Hyde, Mrs. J. H. Ken- nedy, Miss Alice Kennedy, Miss Lucy Baldwin and Mrs. E. W. Corbett. SOUTH |_GRISWOLD Albert Bzvmley of Voluntown, a vet- eran of the Civil war, was calilng on friends here Wednesday. Mrs. Harriet E. Palmer has returned after a short visit in New York. Miss Gladys Monday, to Simmons college, Boston. ‘rhe poop!e are glad to walwme Rev. ‘W. J. Reynolds, Miss Hattie Bradlow, ‘Thompson in returned OAKDALE two weeks. an_attendance of about 17. Raymond Scholfield, who has been spending a week vacation at the home | Horse Found With L of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Scholfield, returned to Powder Point, Mass., Tuesday, where he is attending school. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Leg Broken— Grange Confers Degrees. Frederick Pierce found which he a horse was keeping for his brother Rogers and Mrs. in the p:ullur(‘ with a broken leg, and H. W. Auwood and Miss Agnes Au-|jt had to be shot. The horse was a .| wood ‘were in New London Thursday.|yaruable one. Silas Peckham of Norwich was here| “nigs. Willlam Corey of Davisville on business Thursday. R. L. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Judson Miner. Miss Gladys Pendleton spent the first of the week at her uncle's, Edwin E. Lathrop's. Grange Confers Degrees. The first and second degrees were given two candidates at the Grange CAMPBELL’S MILLS Harry Holmes has moved from Gris- wold to the Campbell farm owned by ‘Warren Tanner. Mason Gray has moved to the Ger- shom Douglas farm. meeting Wednesday evening. There James Dixon is sawing the lumber|was a good attendance, and a fine on_the William Bitgood pine lot. lunch was served b Mrs. Gideon S. L. Barber. who has been feeble the | Dickenson and Mrs. Charles Davis. past winter, is improving. The third and fourth degrees are to E. Pratt, son of C. Pratt, is il be given at the next meeting, April 14, | Sunday School Soci HE figures which show Goodyear Tires-to be equipment on 21 per cent of the carscounted in 71 cities can have but one meaning, and thatis decidedly clear— Gosdyear is the favored tire with the great majorsty of téire buyers. ‘The basis of this emphatic prefer- ence cannot be price; for many brands sell for less than Goodyear. It is Goodyear quality and Goodyear features of constroction — which make Goodyear Tires go farth-r, last longer, and so cost you less the end. bber Rivets. Imsacarity—By oer Mal 2ed" Piano Wire Practrees and By oor Double-Thick A{me Tread, nd oyster supper is to be serv- son is seriously il A\ number of r cream e farme: to the Jewett Woif as a caller in Col- SALEM | Held at Grange Hall—Birthdsy Surpriss Party for the Sunday Scheel eeting of L. T. G. Club. sent and son with Wailker are Meth- inday d winl of New London was a turday. and a few friends »d ner and daughter, Miss at the Hipkins® tiner, visited rels s in Nor- a Hint. has ller in Norwick Mr. and Mrs. G. is the result of wise fertilizing. not merely of sowis Reat FERmE SOIL any kind of fertilizer broadeast over the land. lant food does more than feed profitable crops. it emriches the soil and Eechs it always fertile. Parm-nter & Polsey Animal Fertilizers are real fertilizers made out of BONE, BLOOD and MEAT—tbe most natural, effec@ve and profitable of all fertilizers. Qur dealer can stow you how to make your soil rich and fertile, or our free booklet will teii—try them. 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