Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 8, 1916, Page 11

LETTERS FROM TWO STATES New Londnfi County FITCHVILLE Thirty-Five Attend Picnic of Sunday School Classes of Baptist Church. Saturday afterncon the two Junior and thme -classes of _the Fitchville Baptist Church _Sunday school held a picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bdwin Wheeler. The afternoon was pleasantly spent play- fing games. A peanut hunftpublicc- ing games. In a peanut hunt Miss Ruth Chambers was awarded the prize. Cake, ice cream and chocolate, ete, were served. ~ The affalr was aranged e by the three Sunday school| Mr. and Mrs. Matthewson and daugh-| An informal dance was given Dy Guest from V. S mriaeifor She diewt Tarsaers =i I 23 teachers, Mrs. Phoebe Robinson, Mrs. A . 5 G - e ermont. e prize for the best farmers' Tig 28 IVE fhes e Ethel lana mnd Mrs. Wheeler. | o iro ¢ the Allen house for two (Misses Violet and Iithel Newton on the| Miss Louise Hazen of Hartford, Vt., |Went to Whlliam Warren, who had his FRESH PORK to roast, b 18¢c | NAT 5t - There were thirty-five present. . Brief Local Notes. Mr. and Mrs. John Babcock of Ster- ling returned home after visiting Mr. and_Mrs. Wiltam Brady for several eys. John Beswick of Bristol !s spend- {ng several days with his mother, Mis m Kelley. Tevesa McNamara and Mics izebeth Kingberger are at Block Is- siand for the summer. FLOUR, - Mr._and Mrs. Frank Perkins of Arc F isi v Hay -- SHi S i Sl e e I e e e R lag Raising. Mr. and Mrs. Wright of Worcester [Orst, Henty Hayes second, Burton Sultana STRING LEGS LAMB' b -20c RIMPS l D T n Y {450 Wrs. Sy ©. Eoiliipe On account of threatening clouds|have been guests at Chauncy Frink's. |Kennedy third. 2 BEA] C n C Sl Mrs. Marfatt| "y ana Mrs. C. H. Beniger of Au-|and cooler temperature the ' people| With the Clinton Frinks the whols | Wheelbarrow Race—Henrs Hayee NS, 3cans. ... .. LOINS LAMB, Ib___15¢jean .. ... —~ McNemara. s r gathered slowly at the community pa-|party motored Saturday to D j | En SR ARSIy R e A&P WHEAT 10 &P at ey Tmily Folev spent the Fourtn | VU . L R e omter aing | triotic picnic ‘July Fourta on the|to spend the Week-end with Mr. and |Kelth and Oliver Bowen second, Olin A&P EAT FORES LAMB, Ib__10c am 25(: at Bristol, R 1. the guest of her sis- | 8 G aw Mr. and Mrs, W. & Peatle | Ercen by Westminster church. Just|Mrs. Chas. Hyde, who have bought a |Badser and Milton Frost third, FARINA, pack: IC el SYRUP, 3 cans...... ST R SR (e Wayland Chapman and | before lunch came the raising of 4 fine sh%re place there. ahr\eiel—tlezs;? ;a%&—tmg'e; Bowen T ARINA, package. . . . e e e | e g o r spent | o Y ahd|new flag on the new staff, an event| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hy and Milton Frost first, Burton Xen- i et e, reiden i, | gaughist® Marian Chries Broms and new fae on, the'new st an tvent|| 37 nd e cheries mvae were and, Mikon Fros, st Buno PURE LARD A&P FLOUR 85¢|Fme CRANULAZED gy g Jeremian Fields of New York spent | Mise Lincoln, Sunday L I T e R e Throwing ball for distance—H. Ib. Cl asacks . o oooon: SUGAR, 12.Ibs.-. .. 3 the . Doliday with hrs sfsters, “the Sk L e cmblem of our country slowly Fose to| Miss Tlise Hawes spent a few days |S0n first, Merrill Keith second, C. e g Misses Field : : its position those gathered around it|this week in Woodstock wi B o . Harry Winchester of Hartford was| A dance was given by some of the|sang one stanza of The Star Spangled | Wi o Nirs, T ot | *Fat Man's Race—Rev. Linscott first, ORANGES QUAKER’S tiful large flag was raised by Roger Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. B W, Davis, and Leighton Nosworthy, in his soldier’s uniform, fired a salute to the flag. Then the large crowd presqent gave a salute to the flag, after which America was sung. Mr. and Mrs. Davis served ice cream and wafers on the lawn. Evening Fireworks. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Davis again entertained both young and old by the beautiful display of fireworks. The red lights scattered ovcer the large lawn, mingling with the beauty of the fireworks, made a striking picture. Heard and Se Mr. and Mrs, F. H. Starkey and Marian Starkey of New Britain are at_the Prospect house for a few daye. Miss Pearl, local postmistress, is suf- fering with a broken arm. Miss Esther Welles broke the bones in her right wrist last Thursday. She went to Hartford and had the fracture reduced, then to Saybrook, where she will spend the remainder of the sum- mer. “Miss Abbie Fulier has returned from a visit with friends in Boston. Mrs. E. B. Hill of Woonsocket, R- is in_town. Mrs, Ellen Kendall and son spent a R WESTMINSTER Two Cows Killed by Lightning—Flag Raising, Picnic Feast and Athletic Contests on the National Holiday. Mrs. Tzola Merrifield spent the Fourth ‘with her children at Moodus. Mr. Hymen, deputy sheriff of Kings county, N. Y., and his wife and daugh- ter Natalie were guests at Rosedale. Mrs. Louise Raymond has returned to Rosedafe after spending a few weeks in New York city. Mrs. Charles Koch has returned home after a short stay in New Ro- chelle.’ Gustave Schiff of the Bronner Man- ufacturing company spent the Fourth at Rosedale. Lightning Kills Cows. Much sympathy is felt for Mr. Boose. During the thunder storm recently two of his cows were killed by lightning. Pastor’s First Anniversary. Junc 25 completed Mr. Davies’ first year's pastorate in Westminster. Sun- day morning the holy communion ser- vice was observed, preceded by an earnest anr.versary plea by the pastor to his people for self-sacrifice in giv- ing The TLadies' Ald society postponed their meeting, the first Tuesday of the month, on account of the celebration of the Tourtn, m.,, Miss Elizabeth Pullen of Norwich ‘will speak. This is for all the women of the parish. Canterbury greeted during the days of the Independence Memorial, a num- ber of friends, old and new, who came for the outing. Henry Palmer of Norwich visited his niece, Frances Palmer, Harry Flint and his wife from Coventry came to see his mother, Mrs. Lewis Lyon, Gladys Flint, too, has returned home, and at Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Carpenter's some Willi- mantic friends, Mr. and Mrs. McDon- ald and daughter were entertained. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson of New York with their two daughters have come for a month's stay at William Mil- ler's. K. Wilson was at home over Sunday and the Fourth, also Miles Apply from Norwich, Mrs. Stanly Moore has been with her mother, Mrs. ‘William_Cornell. Mrs. Henry Kearns, Irene Tromper and Mrs. Charles Moffitt have return- ed from Andover. was 4 guest at the parsonage this week. Miss Marianne Freeman of Winsted, daugbter of a former Canterbury min- ister, is to spend July at the parson- age. At Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace's quite a little company of summer peo- ple have made their aboge. Mr. and Mrs. Florian of Bridgeport, with Miss Louise and Master Georze Florian and Mrs. Hall of Providence. Motored to Shore. " NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1916 ' EASTFORD Parade, Races, Contests, Games and Fireworks on the Fourth—Ribbons for the Winners. The Fourth here was spemt in a very pleasing and sensible manner, without an accident except a few burnt fingers. The affair was planned by Rev. A. F. Linscott and Stanley Kelley of Camp Eastford. At 10 o'- cloc there was a parade led by the Indian chief, Rev. A. F. Linscott; fol- lowed by fife, John Whitford, of Chaplin; drub, Geo. Fox; bugle, Philip Voorhis; next came Uncle Sam rid- ing on donkey, followed by boy scouts of Eastford, Camp Eastford Boys, wagons and automobiles. Miss Mary Green recelved a blue ribbon for the best float. Miss Green represented Liberty rid- ing on a high seat on a decorated ox wagon. jber wagon. The wagon was decorated with bunt- ing and flags. The best decorated automobile, Edith Wheaton of Phoenixville. The judges were James Bouck and Charles Tatem. Numerous clowns, scouts and horri- Dles received blue and red ribbons. Games and Races. At 1 o'clock there were races run in which the following were winners: 100-yard dash—Seniors, Merrill Keith family on a two-horse lumi < 30c Give Royal Gold Trading Stamps. Ask For Them SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY Smoked Shoulders Fresh Shoulders = RIB ROAST BEEF, Ib________20c LEAN POT ROAST, Ib________14c | VEAL to stew,. Salt Ribs, Ib_______5c|Honey Comb Tripe Ib 10c|LIVER, .Ib_________8¢c b____.-.___12%ci SPECIAL LAMB SALE 8, recent visitor in town. young people in the town hall Monday ner. A picnic cast followed. Over y Charles Tripp second. ORN FLAKES, pkg Gliss Margaret MeMarius and Mies |} At midnight some of the young Silnesscd (ihotncrts GE e wtber- Coming From State Library. Juniors' 50-yard Dash—O. Berry dozgn sis o elisimnis min C__.—.’—.—, e o ROre W vikine Miw jovers Jf fun rang the bell of the|noon, which included a boys' mile race,| Next week the “book lady”, Mrs, flrd:t, Ehohd Sibley second, John Eth- LEMONS NEW ONIONS Margoret McManus. .. | building. a girls' race, a men's race and a| Belle Hol e’ Staes |Tidge third. 3 \ Mr. 2 s. Charles Kingberger of | Afr. 4 R B - a : e Holcomb Johnson, of the State , v v Rnd re. Frao¥es Gribbons B T e am| e 122t e mere e bl erion: Shehitonn gos i | B BB MIDnECRE [asTeen T atrick Fol ANey " Core : judging by the fun produced. A first|calls Friday, July 14, and in the ev- T - ~ooan Patr Foley of the vattleship Vir- afte e s il st o o . v 14, n the ev 5 o 3 i i iy oyie attleship Vir- | to Willimsntic after a few dsvs spent [and sccond money’ prize was awarded Shinz. Eivink of the- Green the jiua: opThiceclesged Race—Walter Fyost 30 STAMPS FREE 30 20 STAMPS:FREE 20 A ; inia h th e here. __|in each race. One dolia e $he Thas Sthridge frst, z ; ; : entx bme here. ik ia| g AlPETt and Waiter Hoffman of New |50 cents as second prize for the mile | cludes a very pretty mieture mioy, oo |melal and O. Keigh second. with 1 Ib. Elfyad with 11b. Sultana: EETA RN s Tosina gllvn or Norwich ial raven spent a fow days (his woek With | race, 50 Sad 35 Gents. Tor the OUher | paane” atermetet TAciaie DAY &2 Girls' Races COFFEE .99(C COFFEE c ! the . f her cousin, Miss Evelyn | their parents her races. A happy crowd sang My Coun-|as grownups. 40-vard Dash—Ma Richard i £ ¥ eary for a week | Waters of Wate has re- | try, "Tis of > and disbanded short-] = © ard. DeahoMarion phsisan Wiiga Tialin Foley: Bae ratiirneh Bome!| tisaah do tiat ey 2o A e [hiTh ol of Thee ana dlsteuded;shori-t first, Virginia Bouck second, Sybil s = 204 afier spending ‘two weeks | Vacationwith trenas in cown. AT St o the most secent rosi- EKONE Conpmmelthiot, 1L Lo LE Free Delivery 135 Main Street Telephone 23- wnt, Mrs. Cornelius s. J. S. Menken has returned from | dent of Westminster, was tireless in Bouck first 67 o M i wich, g Shiladelphis i : ingte 1 Foeey ouck first, 67 ft., 2 in.; Marion Rich- 5 : e | @ visic in Philadelphia. B work for tie pleasure and comfort | Surprise Visit for Mr. and Mrs. Al-|ardson. second, 33 fest 2 in: Loia We Give Royal Gold Trading Stamps. Ask For Them e —— | i o cers, both at the time and |~ pert Brown on Golden Wedding An. | Ethridge third, 53 feet 2 inches. | NIANTIC | NORTH STEREING |Zon severl aivs wetore | Otners aloo) 8 00 ol RO oe: | | CiAfier the races ithere iwax & ban = i —— | —_— Boan o el S e 9: |same between Pomfret and Eastford,|,i . are visiting their grandmother,|Mrs. Frank Edgerton and daughter| displaved in different parts of thei Crescent Begins Her Season—Holiday | Damage Done by Hail—Wedding In- | ver ser.| Rev. Emmons White visited his par- | LOMmiret winning. In the evening in|ip'e™®pricke Hazel village. 3 | (' Guests—Cottagers In the Pines. | vitations—Woodcutter Injured. ki in Saybrook Monday and Tues- |SPite of the rain quite a number wit-| " g/ "y ine spent the holiday with| William Jowett spent Sunday with Birthday Party, : ' | s—Woodcutter Injured. t et His sister returned with him |PeSSed the fireworks and bonfire: in |y, "oy “Nrs, Fuller relatives in Southbridge, Mass. ~ Miss Ruth Ransom celebrated her! Capt. F. K. Partric has commenced| One of the most severe thunder| for a visit at the parsonage. front of the Congregational church | ™3;, % /q \rs. Charles Arnold recent-| Teo Levalley of Baltic has been vis-|birthday by siving a rarty to a num- making daily trips to New | v vears was that on| P e Ruth Devolve and . son of | ,Those who did their part to make |, 7 i% Zew days with Mrs. Arnold’s | iting relatives here. ber of friends. | with his launch Crescent | : § | EAST KILLINGLY | Plainfeld were week-end visitors at [ oo, affair a success received hearty |, .5 iy Yantic. Rev. Irank Fuller of Abinston was| John Ransom spent the week-end| H. R. Farmer i al e 1 ol ¢ Colburn’s praise. i Orrin Cheney has moved his fam! ",v visitor at Mps. Charles Byles’ Wed- | with his:father, Rev. .\Ierril:k Ran:so:_:. visitor in the Pines, Sundasy I e cratioo T =1 nd Mrs. Edward Jarvis of T the Hamlet farm and is working for | nesday. ) who recently went {osthe home of his Boie Banging o | i i e '"‘f’dv‘s Providence are guests of Mr. and Mrs BROOKLYN oy Tocal people were in Norwich Tues- | daughter, Mrs. Morse, at Indian Or-| ing the ummer in th | o | e ang A Ghnaniolec z‘»‘\'n!mm Jarvis A Dorothy Kenyon has heturned home | day to see the Preparedness parade. chard, Mass. = e ¢ Mrs. J. C. Soden L Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gallup spent iving | after spending a week with her aunt, i 2 Mrs. Loretta Soper entertained over, ‘ e Saturday in Norwich. Mr. Gallu prn'— GHEEA A elying ¢ Eriiace Homan and [ 8 T e On Vacation in Maine. the Fourth Miss Bve Sherman and a Kr nded meeting of the New Lon.| at the Hotel—Lightning Strikes Jail| " "\""S{0i . spent the Fourth with T SR S e S R ) : rother Improvement League in| Barn. { his brother in Milford at Lorms's store during Mr. Loring's| Mr. and Ars. Everett Huntington ! Accident to Wood| ‘ e | Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Amidon held |z ation spent in Maine were in Wilsonville July 4 with Mrs.| Acrident fol¥yondma, s 3 2 ner and family spent the| Miss Rita E. Pond recently visit family reunion at their home on| A\ricd Aildred Arnold of Greene, R.|Huntington’s parents where she is| 7 Sweet cut his leg badly while! C! 5 Mr. and Mrs. Harry |her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fourth, T thi i | eDBTALNEYE fow A s: ’ “ 5 Pond, with her cousin, Elizabeth K B e vk e Central wor- | Mrs. Elisha Pcr\rv °¢§ South FVZogg farried Fifty Years. Pond. - = ~ Al s O Friday |Stock was a week-end guest a ) close t Alhert Tmewn were| Miss Louise Kingsley is spending ai ~ CENTRAL VILLAGE ateu mlll] s il dowe tromtias |y i Deveonass. | ). Plum ¢ rised Saturday when | Portion of eummer at ‘her old| —— =i & el Miss Annie Robbins has returned| Pre - and srandohils home | Happenings of the Week—Local People Holiday Accidents. home, .after spending a week in Wor-| Adim celebrate. the 5 rt Eard is at home for the sum- G A ; < L cester. | m celebr, he 5 a ho u utings—Minor Accident: 01 c he celebs o "0 2 ranam gton of ga & £ their marriage cation of his scf | o July Outings—Minor Accidents an| _Some of the eclebratorn of the Fourth | "pl y, popbine kes beont e BN R i g Nazrliae. Killed nest Pike spent S with £heiatete R e s oeciaiits raoppenen:|otiher Fathersforieutowidus) 1 1 My S ont o] Pavitan: Halled. mother, Mrs, Mary Pike, expec S ] ending | o el i e Botor Donmi, was| - Mr. and Mrs.. Altert SHuSERESIiEES els Rday o o Inf theugeyes Monl | after the Fourth to go to Utica, N. Y Tart Collius limadheen oy e o e Penais s grer Dennls, wos| Worcester have been guests of Willlsy os : {aay afternoon & to| for a while { Warren, . 1, Where he lived | injured with powder from a cannon | J/orS i 2 o, : has | Benjamin Ha tele- r._ and Mrs, William Pond and| : out his eye and car: He went to PI:|" Vernon Jepson and/MriiHesnodiet RES i, 3 t| phones have been on a strike in near- | daughter spent the weok end and over| M and Mrs. Frank Edgerton and|James 1. Gardners office, where it|iondeq the funeral of an old com-l Sl Sun | : sin ; | Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James A.|{aushter Hasg have feumaes L O S meck, o0 TV PWMS|rade in Perryville Monday. | ey of i) T I 1 iolmes visited his | Danielsc Killingly Hope Valley 3 el ey have|on neck. P rag [z Eliting it een visitin i 8 Pamclon o O aylesvilla, 1. T. | been spending soveral das | ""irs. John L. Chapman and daugh- Postmaster Resigns. y & was a tn| Ay i fam s ven | is visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Witter.| dBel e class (Quplatterand | o ity Tce mendius s BentSt J our postunter ihes | susis ] i ay | dence ct Ko arents ibra Baker, who is employed in|daue? o T Ganattany <. Narcisse Caplette have | iS rumored that we are to have free| —_ S e ] her s n = & 7 New London, ¢ame home for Sunday |Several davs' visit with Mr. Cap | h Webster, Mass., where | delivery. . 1 \ his sister of 4 2 s lup Mr. and Mrs, Charles H. Blake have| Elmer Rider of Rehobeth, Mass., has|they have relatives. Case B ic ¢ i i tir ends here, where he - e % Al wl- Lo : ¢ o Sellop home. | Me no Mre, Coures X ek tve | iR 0T Shonia e ST e SCOTLAND are occupying the Stone cottage = ; e : | past w meio e it here | e ol e MERdOR RO I mie Kelley, who has been em- Y DS 2 K ‘ T e M s P e e s gavy sl | Tu Eva 3 re callers here | Miss Betty Monroe and Miss Gladys | faiSe i s et — A clambake was served on!July 4 vers: N - e Tis < ==t G v T 3 Brown of Butler, N. J., are at the Bap- 5 «“’“.,,,,,,Em, res. | Community Club Arranges Successful |at Grange hall under the auspices of num's parents, Mr 1 Mrs., ERLING | of i, P Summen _Home. A Bansonage lley.has been enter- | Celebration of the Fourth—Patriotic | the Village ~Improvement society, St s i L | | i3} T | Rev. and Joseph Twomey mo- | . Mr. and Mrs. George A. Witter have Still of Potter Hill,| Add, There was a large attendance, Visito: T T Lo by N FET O o I ke ored from Newark, N. J., and ar-|had as guests Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gar e i ila e i resses. coming from Hampton, Windham, Wil - Pe “Arnold-Belknap Marr seph Dum day oo e A & —mioni Tuesday or Do ot el R [T ors Tie bur of Centerville, R.| Miss maith Eady spending the | limantic, Norta Windham-and Chapll | rnold-Belknap Marriage. et Y- |ternoon. "Thev left for their summer Visiting in Ledyard, | v been the et of friendat i, Sith Siana Charlottes. | There was a parade of {horribles, an < = | ew Home. town near Portland, Me., Friday af-| Mrs. A. E. Kinmouth has been with |- has b & e - e e R - the forenoon. In the after-| 1 rtford ha b i3 Lo ol et Mr. \2nd r‘\hsm i Stan- | her son in Ledyard for a week Home from Reading. iies Pomme Coham of Webster has | noon the Scotland ms&.h,i”;,m Dplay. | = e £ | moved from \irs ttage, on and grandson, Donald Galiup, ac- i 5 iss Brama Greenhalgh has returned | p.ooss Fanny Ubham of W ebster 1%°led the Hanover nine. The\acore: yuis | wughn entertained | the North Ridge Miller's | companicd them. Jail Barn Struk. O o hos hou|beanthie (Emest (o) hex brot % |55 in favor of the former\ Plainville over| house, or & i During the Lard shower Monday a DERIeE yacatan ) Sho D] Unhamiand: he past week: peihle i the Goodeil gave an | M o v el = ternoon tha, lizhtning struck the Jjail | = in the commergial de-| ~William Richardson has been spend- ildren Baptized. t mission work in | gues; £ Vi rents, at Staf- | ONECO barn, doing ‘damage t will cost up the high sc s 2 ing a few davs with Roscoe Alton and | Sunday, after the usual service, thef iay morning, in ‘ ford Springs on the Fourth. s ey wards of a hundred dollars to repair. | e D s Ne i f'fl\m' S i communion service was ’hcld. h‘}lt the| he evening her| Mr. and Mrs. Wiltred Wade of Put- | Weddi % 5 J. C. Witter of Danielson, N. A. Wi aryeisiec iy n e oy Mrs. Silas Allen two children | beginning of t! the three children,i : e |- Wiltred Wade of Put- | Weddings, Araolj Belknap, Marriott-| ;- "a54 Sidney McMillan of Providence | fndennife Stay wilh felalves. jof Har are at L. H. Lindeman’s | hubacl_and Flora Wheeler, o Jex rtha Bishc J and daughter | Wade's par Mr. and Mrs. Frad| nderwood, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. “‘“‘, s "“";\f‘m_‘ _‘-.”v““j'.; ofos L ":“H‘!‘ Mr. Allen 1“4"‘: the nd Mrs. Wheeler were baptized. I pending the summer at| Ws e el George A. Witter SLeRaIh, Do e | ogk=endband che eEe: Heard About Town. E : nd_Mrs. Charles Moran have | Aliea Belknap of Storline docnce 2nd| Miss Eva Blake, M. D., of Philadel- L e R L Mrs. Alhert Spellman of Willk 8 e o i in the Adirondacks, Feen entertaining friends from Pro- |in maries i iho (ailE Were united |phia has been visiting her parents, Rev. i R (e oslin MU paeER v Bl s bl he”“"fl ag Raising at Home of Mr. and Mrs. s 1 Mowry and children are|idence the past wee s mnserioee barsona E. A. Biake and wife. T each, Me E May is also ill . th £ 3 . . i et = s : Oneco las Sunday afternoo: 5 is: 1heth Bourque spent Satur-| J. ¢ Ames is visitin lmer Brenn of Springfleld, Mass.,) Frederick Dayis Fourth of July Morn. | Spendins mmer in the Adiron- & it R A Fined for Holiday Spree. S e eoErEE was a visitor here over Sunday. ing—Address by Rev. Charles G. Fogg | ““{jiss Alice Belknap and Norman Ar- |Mrs. Carrie Carr returred to Dayville| Wednesday morning Charles Ander- John Fletcher has been ente Mr. and Mrs. William Moseley —Fireworks in the Evening. s S i it AT e Wednesday nizht son was brought before Justice Wil- | taining her sister and niece from Law Successful Celebration. North Windham were visitors with | ermoon nt the Oneeo| Miss Mary Stowell of Danilson and| 2055 A. A. Battey, who has been |liam B. Thurber for intoxication. Grand | rence, Mass A very enjoyable and successful | former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jol Hampton pass 2 anft sane Sterling, per- | Miss Davenport of West Medford, | iSiting her parents ‘at Moosup Val-[Juror T. D. Pond prosccuted. ‘A fine| Mr. and M Arthur Davis returned | celebration was given by the Comm Moseley, recently. Fourth in a very pleasing manner. In| i Mace, callod on friends hore 1ast memy’ |16y, returned home Wednesday after-|of $2 was imposed with costs taxed | Monday pt” from Concord, N. Hulnity cluz to their friends on Mr. and Mrs. William Potter recent. forenoon Mr. and Mrs., Frederick | Entert Ain Norwich M Hailior’ Tues 'of Erosidesas Lus ] doon. at_$8.41, which was paid where v have been visiting their| pourth, the attendance being a ly entertaihed relatives from Hyde Davik inviied A0 {ne towmspeorie tas] | ntertained in Norwich. been the pueat of Miss Olive 1. fent> | . Fred Marriott and family, Richard| Mrs. Fred Page, recently of Kans: who has enlisted. 00. An excellent dinner of baked Mass, flag raising on the lawn of their home, | AT. and Mrs. William Kenyon were|Pegh the suest of Miss Dlive L. Kent. | sarriott and wife and Mrs, James Mar- , Mc., is visiting Mr. and M Mrs. Jennie Stevens of Providence,|pbeans, brown bread, salads, cold ham, and Mrs. L. O. Haskins had address was by Res arles G.| guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown | (oS, "l o PR O GO e, | FIOLE spent T ay at Rocky Point. Irving S. Frink. ;1: I,. has been the guest at the home | yo)js cake, coffec and ice cream was |guests over Sunday relatives fromy AR e of Norwich over the Fourth. ek lw oo b k with Mus, Mrs, Annie Foley spent last Sunday iss Grace Bowen has bought an au- | of her brother, Edward H. Lillibridge. | sorved in the chapel. The literary ex- | Brockton, Mass. ising Is in commemora-| Mr. and Mrs, William Sweet spent| R f RQwpony o o lat New Haven ~ | tomobile. Miss Louise Boswell has been visit- | eroises were held in the church ow-| Owing to unfavorable weather,-bus] Ellsworth Taintor, son | TUesday In Norwich, as did eeveral| s J. I Milligan has been enter-|” \ivs Sarah Kenyon, who has been Many at Hotel. 1 Lawrence, Ma ing to the coolness of the day. Patri- | little haying has been done here. c. Henry G. Talntor, 4 |Others from this town e s el gs visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary Kennedy,| The Putnam house is nearly filled| r. and Mrs. Esec Smith spent Sat-|otic songs were sung by the audience.| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark of Hart > at 19 years of age| . j':]_ aod o I S A:fig’rsnnrm\d Andrews of Putnam has been |2 Central Falls, R. I, returned home|with boarders, among the iatest being | urday in Providence & The addresses were of a high order |ford have been spending several daymj n the First reki- | daughter, Mr. and Alligon Ien- her sister. Mra. Martha Famer | Wednesday afternoon. Getrge: Nichsle; #ion and dasahter Mr. and Mrs. George R. Torrey Were|and loudly applauded. Judge AL |in_town this week. a *Jan. 4, 1884, | Yon and son, were in South Manches- L St Mr. and Mrs. Charles Potter spent Hartford visitors Friday. Warner of Putnam opened the exer-| Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Tracy are enters| A 't0 be. mecond ter, Sunday. They were also in spent the Fourth with Mrs, Clay- | 125t Sunday at Peacedale, R. I = Miss Agnes Bourque has returned|cises, his topic being the Relation of | taining relatives from Boston. ST L Hartford at the rose exhibition at|R; I spentt Pl Clss Fred Whitford took an auto load to RAWSON from Holvoke, Mass., where she has|the Christian Layman to War. He ] 1 e war. It Blizabeth park Bl and M) Geocgel Rewson' ana Rnfik,\ ‘Polrr\_t ’{.uesda y. been spending several days with rela- | was followed by Rev. Willard Beard, WILSONVILLE curring G we may term ———— children of Rumford, R. I. spent Fri.|, Harriet E. Kenvon spent Sunday at| . and Mrs. D. T. Phillips and|tves: 4 0 president of Foochow college, China parad wnds of the home of a s "} EASTFORD day with R. C. Rawson and famil “‘kfl?"\';”ifi‘,* e T, ists. | d2ushter spent the Fourth with rela- |, Miss Rose ;‘;‘fi’!»‘ of [‘:”\‘,‘,f":,ig Who is spending the summer With BiS| s Nora Brissingtam spent last of the ccupants, Ensign & | s ey Mr. ana Mrs. Herbert Battey enter- |, Rev; Mr. Sterlin, who has been visit- | tives in Rhode Island. has been visiting her parents, r. family in Putnam. He spoke on the e T 1 the Sy 3 Brad-| aflldred Buell of the west part of|tained Dir. and Mrs. William Battey) (0% his davgher at Ivoryton, has re-| Mrs. Grain and daughter of Hart.|Ms. David Beauwdry. =~~~ |relations between the United States| WSy, ironget and family spent the s, lately heard from as|own is visiting her cousin Mrs.[2nd son of Greenwich, R. I, over the| “jped Torme. £ord; ‘are spendinE & week ar . Berg-| 155 Sadie Tilkinaon has reod and China and Japan. The closing| .ty Gith local friends. They for= 3 D Brooklyn of the fleet at! Charies Clarks in the village, Fourth. Mrs. Bird netertained on the Fourth | gren's. er a_few weeks' illness. address was siven by Fred Henrichs | Fourth with local sriende ‘o Sy Shanghai, China. Ensign Davis was xa Bosworth _en-| Mrs. Edward E. Goft and daughter | Of JUly her chilaren, Bertha and, Flor- | *'Mr"ang Mrs. Bdward Fitagerald and | , Napolcon Peaudry, William Shelley, | ot New York ana Woodstock on The | Ity the first naval officer ashore at Vera 2d Eilsha Perry and Miss Kate, |of Central Falls, R. 1, Miss Doris|¢nce Dird, trom Coventry and Arthur|Charies Stormbers, of Brooklyn, were | [1ovd Nettleton, ‘Harry Stinthrope.| Relations of the American Repubiics |20V o are George Brigh o Cruz, two ycars ago, a: the beginning 1 Woodstock, _also Mr. - and | Mendor of Chartley, Mase., and George | Tom Hariford. i e Frank Davis and T, Howard Cross at- |to Mexico. A hearty vote of thanks | AT and e, Georss B Tt of the present Mexican troubles, when Fred Williams 0f Sprucedale, on|Davis of New London, have been s (TNl Weoks s (visitinxf e oyiasUMar fan) Hamiaoni iennnt w qay | tonaeldstne) fineral of 8 bretien ST wanelven the spedisersiat the close of Manchaug, spent the week-end the first detachment landed on that | {p meneeh n OT | oF the homa ot Teant Tavic ® | mother at Plainfield this week. BT e B ey Fellow, Frank Lathrop. in Wauregan| The hoys had a counle of ball games | man of Manchaug, sp beach. ‘The present occasion; Miss Florence Warren of New York| Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Colwell have MEiE Snccownol Frank and Clifford Waters of Wa- | Sunday sftermoon, N o 1g guo | Q0 helE BIOUREE W oot e | - Mrs, Haseerty entertained friends o (ata hien | SPent the week-end and the Fourth|been at Uakland Beach for a few days.| Robert Marriott and Miss Elsie Un-|terbury spent the Fourth here with| Mr- ang Mrs, Ashed BGUE S0 [0 | Jorh Fatieh, O exXTRUan S 100 trom Boston o few days the past We in the state which | \with her mother, Mrs. Mary Warren. | Miss Mildred Davis is visiting in|derwood were united in marriage at|their mother. son rovidence T ks ind ling TR S . ons to guard Chart! i Li itors at Mr. Stark's sister’s, Miss Har- | dance in the Brick Hall, attended by Miss Nora McCarthy spent the: e e tione e O e nationg | o MF. and Mrs. Fred Bowen spent | Chartley, Ma: the parsonage here in Oneco last Sat- | _[donel Faulkner of Andover and| [/F G \i™ i 3 more than 100, Music was by the [Fourth in Worcester. 4t nation's dignity among the nations | Sunday and Monday with Mrs. Bow-| George W. Kent was In Providence, | urday about 7 p. m. Wionsld Tyon | of “NoktheWindbem,(FIStt SEL L v L O imore ihan 100 BMURlo twen Dy el Wi Miume Geatieoss oRSEE of the eartn. Its grounds adjoin those | cp's sigter, Mrs. E. C. Phillips and|Sunday. were in town over the Fourth. Wil o D G Sk M i Coed | spent a few days last week with of the church and directly across the | garmt%e" et B (o A. I Battey and famlly spent the| WOODSTOCK VALLEY ORarles Cady isispending o/ few Guye | /oi00 sveph the Fourthi gt Georfsjwere Mg Jordan o ElE e street from the church is the summer | Ay and Mrs. A. W. Marcy and two| Fourth in Worcester. 1 LE with friends in Rhode Tsiand. Carey's in ‘Norwich. < ator: | Purs Eolling: Mrs Adams entertained _her. Rome of two other younk men DOW On | children of Putnam called on friends| Mrs. Timothy McCarty and daugh- St e Edwara Bersveuii.; 3. 7.} Walter _Richmoqq_ lias heeh enter granddavghter. Miss Higsine from, the Mexican border, Cleveland Hastings | here Sunday. ter, Madelalne, were Norwich visitors| Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Culpin and Miss | Fitzgerald and son, Richard, were re- | taining his brother, Everett Richmond, EAST THOMPSON B hr ioves tha Honchi and Laurence Hansel of the Yaie bat-| " Crftord Whitehouse and bride of | Monday. Fannie Kenyon of Willimantic and |cent visitors in Brooklyn. of Auburn, R. I 2 Mra, LW Webster was in Thompa tery, now of Troop B. All these YOUNg | South Manchester were at the Wast.| Mrs. Mary Dwyer and Miss Flor-| Mrs. Ellery Bartlett of Eastford were Earl Davis Has Enlisted. = e Rt men are representatives of the fine|ford house, Monday night. ence Hopkins are at Oakland Beach |at Allen Kenyon's last week). CHAPLIN The Fourth passed Xery quietly here |son one day last weel. =~ = spirit, of American voung manhood.| Mrs. Ellery Bartlett is entertaining | for a fow days. s MenalBuloer st Sfanih Wil et e e e e Tho s | tted in Boston sver the Rolldes: and the flas raising typifies the spirit|yries Fannie Kenvon, of Willi 4 ington and Mrs. Nellie Alvard of rom Manchester, N. H., where she Vs 5 tol oes. e fla g of the fathers and mothers, sisters and | * iy, sad Mo Crories Gramantic. CANTERBURY GREEN |Rockville were at Stephen Slingley's | Fourteen Bushols of Peas Marketed by | been spending tch days with relatives, other dear ones who send'thom forth. entattaring: f¥lends tora New Kok over the Fourth. Local Grower Monday. 2nd also visitedyher cousin, Barl Davis i e do not at this time appeal to the g : - ; Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Webster and two at Concord, N.\H, who has enlis ( patriotism of the young men of Hamp- SOUTH KILLINGLY Miss Pullen to Speak at Meeting of | children, Hope and Howard, of Me-| Rev. Walter E. Lanphear of Hartford | end expects to be Called to Mexico. ton, or of o\l'hierh tovgn& for it is }:mz Ladies’ Society—Iilustrated Lecture snanméu, R. I, were at Allen Ken- | preached at the church Sunday. 4 Mlsts Wu;!lred Eye‘l;? rem;neld Ssil‘“"- necessary. Neither do we more than i i i yon's Sunday. Adelbert Trowbridge and famil: ¢ | day from Pleasant ew, . L, where : 2 i o dlude to the self-sacrificing spirlt of| The Willing Workers served a| o be Given by State Llbrary Vis Loute Davis and family of Hartford | Willimantic spent the Fourth at Mre. | She has been staying a week. Ameriman womanhood, The present re- | strawberry supper in Grange hall Sat.| tors. were guests of Mrs. Sarah Davis over | Nancy E. Lanphear’s. dMrs. Charles Barber has been visit- sponse from the appeal to the Mexican | urday evening. the week-end. F. A. Martin and family and Miss|ing her cousin, Mrs. Frank Olds, in 2 sorder proves this. Patriotiem is un-| The local school closed Friday for| At the time of the commission sup- | "Guests at Allen W, T. Kenyor's over | Florence I Hunt witnessed the Prec | Providence. definable, and American patriotism | the summer vacation. per last Sunday morning at the Green, | July 4 were Mr. and Mrs. Cordery of | paredne: rade at Norwich on th Miss Mary Greene visited relatives in means’ more than love for, dofense of | ‘A, and Mrs. John Crowley and M. | (N0 new members were recelved Ints | providence. Miss ~Susan Cambbell, | Fourth: - S E " | oneco’ Tucsday: S i sur country. For we may well under- |and Mrs. A. E. lips were at Rocky | ¢ By » iss | Migs Ethel Wood and Miss Christen- Mr. apd Mrs. W. B, Galjup attended Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin eld an . » y . N tand that it reaches bey: t i day. Abble and Miss Mertle Medbury, from |son of Mrs. n Seotls = children of L Mass.,, spent the R e P T s o 1. v |0 ConpSR S, | B o Bt i S| g Sl BBl AR | ol oSt s, st B In the Civil War Radway's Ready Reliof Was Used Withy to us. It is well that the schools are | pital in Versallles, Ky., is slowly im.|Danielson. The subject of the sermon| "Henry Vroom spept a few days in ed in market gurdening this year,| Mrs. Charles Byles visited in Nor- s Id‘ teaching boys and zirls the history of | proving. Jas. O Meagnce, THy Atnioee L $hY | Duinam thin wes. ook 54 busnels of ;‘as to Willimantic | wich Friday. 4 reat uccess y oldiers our flag, inculcating in their hearts a| Ada Spaulding of Auburn, R. 1, who | fulness of Christ. “Eph. g e ev-| Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wiison of Phil- | Monday. i Mrs. Sarah Richmond has been en-! % 3 _ deep revcrence for it. Hoys and girls, |has been visiting local reiatives re.|Shing citizenship meeting, led by adeiphia spent’ the Fourth at Chester s tertaining her brother, Mr. Place, whom | For Cramps, Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus and Indigestion. next to the smiles on the face of your |turned home Tuesday. “ran s : : | Hatstat's. she has not seen for several years. 3 T . Totiiar, the 100k of approval on’ the| M. and Mrs, Hugh Bain of Provi|The coming Sunday:evening subject | “3fiss Nabel Barrett of Hartford is ABINGTON DMr. and Mrs. Frank Cushing of|, Thirty to siXty drops in half a) TAKE A BOTTLE WITH YOU face of your father, the dearest mortal|dence were holiday visltors with |13 the Consecration of FPurpose. Acts|with her mother, Mrs. Cora Barrett. Providence visited - local relatives on | tumbler of water will in a few minutes Put Up in Cartons. - sight efould be that of the American|A. Jacques. B a-2s wone leader Will be-Mlss| Olin Kenyon of Willimantic spent a Mrs. George Smith of Chicago is|Sunday. e Tonan Al SIck Siec SAFE FOR BACKING. fag ® floating free. Wherever our| Mrs. E. E. Salisbury, Miss Evelyn | annie Brown. week at 'W. 8. Kenyon's recently. visiting at Charles Smith’: ‘Miss Hazel Barber of Escoheag, R.|3che. e ¥, Colic young men carry it, there may it carry | Salisbury and- Eldred Salisbury of Miss Pullen to Speak. il bl sgdndinidoiobing, Miss Mae Sherpe has gone to Old|L, has been visiting at William Dean's. AND ALL INTERNAL PAINS. AT ALL DRUGGISTS, revercnce, freedom and truth. Moosup were visitors at G. W. Bar-| At the meeting of the Ladies’, so- O for_the summer. Miss Elizabeth urque spent Sat- At the oloss 6f this address the beau- low’s, Sunday. clety-Tuesday, July;11,:from- 2 tos5 psfedy to, A dental department has been add- -animal’ hospital. lce” Weeks and Bldridge J Fikorad Somiillos it urday in Providence, as did Mr. and 25¢, 50c and $1.00 Sizes