Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 9, 1916, Page 10

New London County a GLASGO {How the Holiday Was Spent—Mill 5% Employes Have Brief Vacation— Recent Visitor: Mrs Geo. W. Burdick, who has been visiting her niece, Mrs. 'W. G. Burdick, the past four weeks, went to Jewett City Wednesday to spend a few days with Miss Neftie Johnsom, and will then return to her home in Providence, BT ‘The Ladies' Aid society will be en- tertained by Mrs. Harriet' Palmer next Wednesday _afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Thorpe of Wes- terly_ppent the week end and Labor *day at W. G. Burdick's, Miss Mabel Blanchard is spending two weeks in Providence and Wake- field, R. L. Vacation for Employes. The mill started up Tuesday morn- ing, after being stopped for Labor day. Many of the operatives taking the time to visit friends and relatives and also attend the fair at Norwich. E. A. Clark and son, Earl, spent Sun- ‘day at Watch Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Clark and daughter, Evelyn, went to “Hope Valley Labor day and enjoyed A nne clam chowder dinner, meeting imany friends and acquaintances. Y. Several houses in the village are having the roofs laid with asbestos ngles. Were at Conference. i~ Several from here attended the con- ference of churches in Pachaug, Wed- nesday. The opening of the fall term in Glas- go school has been postponed a weel or eo. Mrs. 1da_Kinney and Mrs. Martha ~Brown of Jewett City were callers at Burdick'’s Friday. Mrs. Henry son, daughter and grand- Ivoryton, called on Mrs. Burdick Thursday. Mrs. Strickland’s home*town is Griswold, and she is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 5Chapman. ” Mrs, Ruby Whipple s caring for Mrs. Otto Anderson, =for the p: year. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Button were vis- bitors Wednesday at Ray Button’s. Mrs. Thomas Shaw and Mrs. Clark attended Norwich fair Tuesday. Mrs. Herbert Kinney and son, Cle- ment, returned to their home in New York Monday afternoon. Mrs. Martha Brown returned to her home in Jewett City Saturday, Mrs. Walter Thorpe is spending the .week with her aunt, Mrs. W. G. Bur- “dick. Mr. and Mrs, H. J. Cole entertained relatives from Westfleld, Mass.. over the week end and Lavor day. Mrs. Caas. Downing was a_visitor at her home in the village Wednes- sday. who has been ill Free Entertainments. A company has been camping in.the village the past weck, giving free en- tertainments. ‘Misses Rose and Calista Eccleston and Annie Weseman were recent vis- ftors in Hartiord and vicinity. Mirs. Byron P. Young and three -children were recent guests of Mrs. Young’s parents, Mr. and Mre. Henry Richmond. Mrs, Ernest Luther is still in Was- consin caring for Mr. Luther's mother, who has paralysi SHUNOC Delegates to Republican State Con- veniion—Representative Gray Sum- moned For Special Session. . L. Maine of Mystic B Wednesday, guests 6f Mr., and Mrs. L. O. Gray. " Many local residents were in Nor- ivich Monday and Tuesday, in at- tendance at the County fair. Several from here passed Labor day in Westerly and witnessed the parade. Attended State Convention. Horace G, Lewis, George H. Stone, E. Frank White and Frank a Thomp- son have becn attending the republican state convention, this week, as dele- gates from North Stonington. _ Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Randall en- fertained Asher N. Eccleston of Nor- wich Sunday. Gladys M. Eccleston of North Ston- ington was a dinner guest of Mrs. H. E. Randall and Mrs. E. B. James Sun- day. .- Rev. G. B. Shaw of Ashaway, R. I, epoke in t:e Third Baptist Sunday. Judge and Mrs. C. C. Gray havo hgen ‘#ntertaining relatives from Rhode Fsland. . L. C. Gray is substituting this week for L. R. Maine on Route No. 1, from the North Stonington office. Clarence E. Palmer of Wethersfield is passing his vacation with relatives and friends here. A fine cement wall is being con- structed around the Wheeler cemetery. Summoned For Special Session. Representative Lyle C. Gray has been summoned to attend the special session of the Connecticut Legislature, Which convenes in Hartford, Septem- o, ber 12th, Dewey Taylor is with the B. Cottrell Son’s Company in Westerly. Mr. Pierce s to build a new barn on the John C. Coates’ place. George Stanton of Worcester, Mass., ¥as the guest of H. E. Randall and E. B. James Monday. Frederick Whitmore of Westerly was a visitor at E. B. James Monday, Mary Burdick, who has been a pa- Hent in the Backus hospital for sev- sral weeks, returned home Tuesday. Dea. Richard Wheeler and daughter, Ella J. Wheeler, spent Monday in Westerly guests’ of Oscar Vose and Tamily. MONTVILLE Good Cheer Society Visits Almshouse —Teachers at Palmer Memorial School. Miss Stella Coen is spending a few ‘days with friends in Allerton, Mass. Miss Blanche Rogers of Winfield, Kan., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ellen Clofford_of Palmertown. ; Mrs, Ida Browning, Mrs. Clarence Walden and children, have returned 30 Jamaica Plains, Mass., after spend- “ng the summer at Mrs. Browning's fome in the village. . Miss May Turner was at Block Is- iand recently. = The members of the Good Cheer so- wiety had their annual outing at the ¥ontville almshouse Thursday. .. Howard Rogers spent the week end iyith friends in Chelsea, Mass. Miss Florence Chapman_ has return- :d from Boston, where she has been spending a few days. Opening of School. #Paimer Memorial public school- open— »d Tuesday with the following teach- #rs: . Principal James Murphy, Grades VII-VIIL; Miss Mary Horsefell, Grade V: Miss Clare Coughlin, Grades IV- VI; Miss Sheehan, Grade IH; Miss Rogers, Grades I and IL Motored to New York. Roy Johnson, William: Watt and Eva rett Chapman spent Labor day sight- ing in New Yowk, making the trip _amtomobile. 'LETTERS FROM TWO STATES OLD MYSTIC Union Service—Local Ball Team to Play Central Vermonts—Secial Af- fairs of the Week—Vacation Guests. A union, serwice of the Baptist and Methodist ‘churches was held Sunday evening at 7.30 in_ the Methodist chureh. Rev. Fred E. Coburn, pastor of the Baptist church, preached the sermon on the subject Vacation Days. Rev. Willam Crawford, pastor of the Methodist church, assisted in the ser- vice. The Young Men's association base- ball team went to Bradford, R. I, Sat- urday afternoon to play the Bradford nine. Game was called at 3 p. m. The O. M. Y. M. A’gwon the game by a score of 28 fo 14, better than sacrifice. “Tt is not enough to know the laws of God, they must be obeyed. . To obey is not so much a duty as a privilege, fon there is.love in evefy command of God. The words which Jesus has. spoken are His law, if we love Him we will keep them. ‘What makes a nation great is- the obedience of its subjects. At the communion service which fol- lowed five members were received on confession of faith. ‘Mrs. Olaf Nel- son, Miss Agnes Enquist, Miss Bea- trice Kendall, George Foote and Will- tam Morehouse. Mr. and Mrys. Clark Reynolds and Mr. ang Mrs. Harry Boyle were call- ing on friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Read and Miss Beatrice Read started for Arcadia, R. I. Monday, spending the mnight with Mr. Read’s sister in Pachaug and al- S0 stopping with friends in Voluntown, the following day. i Attended Conference. Those from 'this place who attended the conference in Pachaug, Wednesday The Y. M. A. nine .played the Hope | were Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Reynolds, Valley team Labor day on the associa- tion’s athletic field here. The morn- ing_game was called at 10.15. The O. M. Y. M. A’s were victorious by a score of 7 to 5 Another game was called at 3.p. m,, and the O. M. Y. M. A's were again victorious by a score of 7 to & To Play at Plant Field. The Y. M. A.'s will play the Central Vermonts of New London today (Sat- urday) at Plant fleld in that cit; will be the third game in a series. (Charles Q. Eldridge of Riverview cot- tage had his fags flying S i honor of the anniversazy by the 'English at Groton Heights, Sept. 6, 1781, Mr. Eldridge is great- grandson of Christopher Eldridge, who was wounded in the face in this en- gagement, and died in Stonington in 1811 Entertained Friends. Miss Eleanor Burrows entertained a few friends ing at the home of her and Mrs. Albert W. present were Miss Florence Miss Antoinette Burdick, Miss Walbridge, Miss Berrice Burdick and Messrs. Leslie Haley, Elisha N. Dav Clifford Desley, Theodore E. Perry Willilam Marchand. leasantly riday even- Mr. | Gumes were en- Joved until 10 p. m., aftc which re- freshments were served. The guests were all from Old Mystic. Charles and Wendell _ Coburn, the young sons of Rev. and Mrs, Fred Bu- gene burn, of Old Mystic, while on their recent va husetts, spent two weeks a e camp at Manhansett grove attend ed the banquet given on the closing night, Aug. 30th. A number from Old Mystic and vicinity attended the funeral of Mrs. Abbie Chipmar Barber, liam Barber, of Mystic. Mrs. Clarence W. Beckwith pleas antly entertained the Baptist Ladies’ Ald society on Wednesday afternoon at her home on Smith street. B. Y. P. U, Meets. The Baptist Young People’s uni mef. Friday evening at the resid of Mr. and Mrs. I After the hour was enjoyed wit and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson enter- tained Sunday at Hillside terrace M and Mrs. Harold Hotchkiss and John Carleton Jr. of Montville, Mr. and Leonard Montg Mr. and M George Drown and e Brown, Jr., of W Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliam Robert ster Gilbert Roberts of E The Natl wife of Wil- Cromell, taught & /dridge of Old M: 5 | vears, will not reopen until Miss Ruth A. Burrows attended oon of last week a tea m Ballard on board the coast cutter Itasca at New London to 6. The cutter was in mid- stream and elaborately decorated with flags for the affair. Mr. and Clinton S. Stickney spent their honeymoon with relatives in Providence, R. I, and Topsham, Me after which they went to Me., where they will reside, Mr. Stic ney being engaged in the telephone business there. Rev. J. Curt!s Lamb, an inmate of the Eaptist ministers’ home at Phila- delphia, attended the morning servic at the Baptist church Sunday The annual meeting of tl aa Y | I held Saturday afternoon, Sept. 2d, with a good attendance. Cart. John E. Spofford has returned to Brooklyn, N. after spending Sunday and Labor day with Mrs. Spofford and their daughter, Dliss Theima Spofford, at their rooms in the Burnet house at Burnet’s Corner, The Old Mystic schools will not re- open until Sept. 1Sth. Acrives from Cuba. Joshua Leeds Burrows, only son of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Burrows, arrived Tuesday in New York from Havana. Mr, Burrows is employed by the Tuinucu Sugar company at Tuinucu, Cuba. He has six weeks' leave of ab- |sence. After visiting his sister, Mrs. Willilam R. Kont, of New Jersey, he will come to Old Mystic to spend the remainder of his vacation at the home Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Burrows. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keeney recently went on an automobile trip to Yon- kers, N. Y. They were accompanied on the homeward trip by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Egglestone, whose guests they were while in Yonkers, and who re- mained here over Labor day. Judge Willis E. Heaton returned on Tuesday to Troy, N. Y., after spending his annual vacation at Riverview cot- tage with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Q. El- dridge. Augustus Lamb_attended on Labor day the funeral of his brother, Oliver Lambert, at Worcester, Mass. Miss Marjorie Harris is the guest of friends at_Kittery Depot, Me. George Walworth Middleton has re- turned to New York city after spend ing Labor day here with his family at_Quoquataug, their summer home. William J. Crawford has returned to Whitingsville after spending his vacation here with his uncle, Rev. William, Crawford, and the Misses Crawford. Mrs. Sarah Whitney of Groton, Mass., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Q. Eldridge at Riverview cottage. Miss Agnes Chapman of Norwich is spending her vacation here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Alonzo Chap- man. Vacation - Notes. Miss Madeline Schimler has returned to New York after spending a week vacation with Mrs. John E. Spofford. Miss Minnie Lamb is spending a week vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Chadwick -cf Providence. Cherles S. Cady has returned to Hartford after spending the.recent hol- iday here with Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy. Miss Phyllis- Hanney of New London has been spending her summer vaca- tion with her grandmother, Mrs. George Phillips. Miss Mary Willlams has returned to Providence after spending her vaca- tion at Marblehead, Mass, and Old Mystic. Albert W. Burrows left here Labor day for Harrison. N, J. LISBON Five Join Comgregational Church— Conferencesat Pachaug Attended by Local People. The pastor's -Sunday morning theme was . Obedience; » the stext To obev is Mr. and Mrs, B. W._ Corbett, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Foote, Mrs. F. B. Hyds,| Walter Hlde and Miss Clara _Hyde, Mrs. J. B. Palmer, Jr., Mrs. J.:R. Car- penter, Miss Nelllo Carpenter, = Mrs. John Willlams and daughter, Annie, Mrs, Ernest Blake and _ daughter, Phyllis, Mr. and Mrs."H. J. Kendall. Mrs. C. A. Mell took an automobile trip with relatives from Preston, Sun- day, going to Colchester and Willi- mantic. Everett Chapman of Hopedale, Mass., was visiting with friends herc last week, J. Herbert Irons was at his home over Labor day. Mrs, Martha Cornell and Miss Dor- othy Cornell of New York, are at Mrs. J. H. Kennedy's for a few weeks’ Oliver Cornell and Miss Gladys Cornell were also there for the week end. Miss Agnes Enquist returned _ to New Britain Monday after spending two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Olaf Nelson. James Clements of New York was with his family here Wednesday. Schools in town opened on Wednes- day Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bromley have returned to New York after spending some time with Mrs, Bromley’s fath- er and brother. Frank E. Hyde and Walter were Hartford visitors Thursday. NORTH STONINGTON Delegates to Republican State Co vention—Those Who Participated in Suffrage Parade Hyde ov. George B. Shaw of Ashaway, R. preached in the Third- - Baptist church Sunday_morning. Rev. Lucian Drury supplied the pul- pit of the Second Baptist church last | Sunday and will do so again mnext | Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Main and fam- ily spent Sunday in Jewett City. Mr. and Mrs. John James of New Londen have been guests of Mr. and | | Mrs. Leonard Main for & few days. I Attended Republican Convention. Frank A. Thompson, E. Frank White, Horace G. Lewis and George H. Stone, | delegates from this town, attended the | republican state convention in New | Haven. Paraded at New Hoven. | _Mrs. Henry M. Pendleton, Mrs. Charles N. Brown, Mrs. Edgar W. Chapman, Mrs. Leander F. Park, Miss | Helen S." Coates, Miss Et L. Hull, { Miss Ruth G. Thompson and. Miss/ Ruby R. Park, participated in thej de in New Haven Tues- made the trip to the automobile, returning ! vening. Charles N. Brown Edwin. Thompson were . thelr | eurs, ¢. and Mrs. Q. D. Fisher and son ? few days at Revere | ‘Norman visited friends ir esday. Visited Old Burying Ground. i’ Mrs. William Walker of | ven_ recently called on frien also visited the Edgcomb i round, where are buried the | parents of Mrs. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. | Cyrus H. Maine. Mrs. F. A. Thompson of this town and Miss Mary L. Howard of Hartford, a summer resident of Watch Hill, were guests of Miss Dora T. Maine on | Weanesday. A party of local people had a pienic at Pleasant View Thursday. SOUTH GRISWOLD Mrs. H. E. Palmer and J. L. Doug- las spent Monday in Voluntown. Benjamin W. Young spent the week- end and holiday at his home here. Miss Emma Nevinger of Jersey City is spending a few days at P. J. Gus- tafson’s. Miss Gertrude Luther of Springfield, Mass., is passing her vacation at her home here. J. G. Bill, Mrs. R. H. Young and Rev. John Thompson attended the conferences of churches at Pachaug Wednesda; Leland M. Burdick spent Sunday at his_home here. Clarence Luther is attending Nor- wich Business College. Mrs. Maurice Chizzola has returned to Springfield, Mass., after spending tfi'c weeks with her father, Ernest Lu- ther. Mrs. H. E. Palmer is entertaining relatives from Greeneville, Schools in the Bethel district open- ed_Wednesday. Many from here attended the coun- ty fair at Norwich, which is said to be as good as ever, if not better. Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis of Meth- uen, Mass., are visiting at R.-K. Lewis’ PRESTON Rev. C. H. Ricketts Delivers Sermon— William E. Crary Home From Hos- pitai. Rev. C. H. Ricketts preached at the Long Soclety church last Sunday. Abcut thirty from the Congrega- tional church attended the conference of churches at Pachaug Wednesday. Returns From Hospital. ‘Wm. E. Crary, who has been ill at Backus hospital for five weeks came home Sunday. The opening of the schools in towns has been postrened till the 18th. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Crary were in Jewett City Thursday. Windham County NORTH WOODSTGCK Miss Margaret Hyde_returned to her school work in New York Wednesday- Miss Olive Paine teacher in Roches- ter Normal school, N. Y. returned to that place, Prof. Sidney Morse of ‘Williston:sem- inary, received wnrd Monday of the postponement of the opening of that school for two weeks, owing to infan- tile_paralysis. Mrs. Wendail Witter s entertatning her sister, Miss ‘Angell of Providence, L. H. Healey was in New Haven at the state convention Wednesday. Mrs, ‘Hannah Briggs of Dudley is visiting the Misses. Bishop. German engineers are 3 ‘wires in place of copper, which 18 re- auired for military sUrpOSES. - R by the BlackTread. s d Side Wall_ BROOKLYN ord Delegates to Association | Meeting—Wiiliam J. Hunt Returns| William e to Cal ria—Entertainment a Suc- | 0f company in ‘Worcester, Mass.,, Tuesday. His family will move cess. spent Tuesday in e iape a4 witnessing the races. Wed e nesday and Thursday he was in New meet church m: Pond and J. Miss G to Hartford. Returns to C; William J. Hunt California. to take up school in which he has taught for sev- eral years. Thomas H. Pond o with his parents, Mr Pond, over Sunda; Mr. and Mrs, Charles H. Blake and €. Edwin Blake Labor day at Pine M Miss Carrie Olne: and sister and Providence, were Mr. and Mrs. W Mr. and Mrs. Fran terbury were Sunday and Mrs. W. H. Home from Northfi Kinmouth Raymond from Northfield short time with 1 Mr. and Mr: and guests of Mr. and Mrs Sunday. C. A. Potter has such as he did not & is now boarding wi Weaver. Frederick chased the place from him, h: in with his family. Mr. and Mrs. J. Sprague Bard visiting friends in Litchfield. Louis Lawton of has been Vi Lawton, and family Miss Ella Lawton. Herman Atwood o spent a few days with Mr. and N L. Martin. Gave Danish Play. Wefinesday evening the Ladies’ Aid society of the Bapti entertainment in T Katharine Bates Danish play. There music .and vocal sok cake and ice cream were sold. THOMPSON Grange-Resumes Meetings — Meeting Missionary Society— of Foreign Schools Open. ‘Ossian Mills. of the New FEngland Conservatory 6f NMusie, Boston, been the gumest of Arthur Mills nnett presented a Haven Rev. on bu W ine: m B. Chase occupled-the 11 G. T po Fdwin St | Congregational pulpit most acceptably ACAfett *|last Sunday morning. The organ was Dlaffett. ! porne. - am H, Clewley |OUf of commission, but a special eholr RNE Gl denca ssisted with the music. Alford are Lathrop. has | I Fortyne a , took an a e trip through the has returned | famous gorge known as Purgatory, ton, Mass., Friday. itornin Meetings of the Quinatisset grange = to| Were resumea Sept. 5ti bas returned f0| Ofarcus Connors of New York has 5 1 been the guest of Mrs. Whittemore. The Little Pond Schoolhouse asso- ciation held the annual picnic on La- day. It was well attended and the usual good time is reported. Little- Helen Peterson has undergone f Providence was and Mrs. T. D. Labor day. n % ey another operation at the Boston chil- L 20| gren’s hospital. merson Brizgs Told of Chinese Experiences. Viller, a of Rev. William Giebel s ais guests of | missionary work in China at an out- lewley door, all-day gathering of some 300 s Miller of Can- | people in "W le Monday. lers upon Mr. Bayer is doing well after an on at St. Vincent hospital, Wor- er. The Ladles’ Foreign Missionary so- ciety of the Consrezational church met Wednesday with Mliss Grace Granger, Miss returned pending a ink _were . A. Spailding rence Chase returned to Brook! N, Y, Thursday after spending the summer with her grand- parents here. School Term Opens. The schools in town opened Tues- with the following teachers: West s Lillian Flannigan and b th rill, are iller; Thompson, M Armstrong; Quadic, M Haverhill, Mass., Wilson; Bundy Hiil, Miss Iris ing his brother, C. G. Grosvenordale, Mrs. Laura and his sister, New Eoston, Miss Ursula Put- Upham, Miss French; Wilsonville, Cleanor Leemis; East Thompson, s Ada Whitman; Pond ool, Mrs. ythe Kimball; Payne, Miss Flora Alton: North Grosvenordale, Miss Ellen .:’li s Delaney and Miss Leona nd. Lawrence Backus has gone with his uncle, John Nichols, for a year in the west. f Stonington has | ) 2R t church gave an itarian hall. Mrs. was ‘instrumental os, after which WILSONVILLE Death of Lowell Stone — Guests of Holiday Week Misses Mary ard Laura. Theroux of Pawtucket are spending a few days with their mother and brother. Mrs. “Agnes Clare has returncd to Boston after a visit with her mother: After a gradual wasting away, Low- eil Stone died at his home Wednesday night about midnight. He hdd always has Otis- Adlen, Mr. and Mrs. Frank | < Howe. Mr, Howe, Sr, and Master | Lved 8found here and was the cldest Ralph .Howe of Walpole, Mass., cailed on Mr. and Mrs. ‘Mrs. Giebel Monday. _rchibald :Greene of New York was | tite guest 6¢°Diiss Florence Chase Sut- ‘urday. Visited using _zinc| Mi: ary:Chase, with Mr. and Mrs. Houghton Cruft’ A number from here -attended the fair in Oxford last week, also the Worcester fair Monday. and Mr. and Tuesday. Eugene Murdock of Boston was & week-end visitor with local friends. Mr. Donahue has left the employ of L. Keegan and movcd his family ' to Webster. - STl 58 Pier. of Southbridge, School commenced its fall term on ) s Your Car with This Artistic and Sturdy Tivestone All the famous Most Miles per Dollar values—and set apart from the crowd D by the distinguishing color combinatio | Red Side Wall, Black Tread. Our service matches Firestone quality. Call on us. W. R. BAIRRD 331 Main Stree: Norwich, Conn. R N CANTERBURY GREEN Death of Mrs Hiram L. Leonard— Special Addresses at Tomorrow Ev- ening’s Services—Local Patient at Backus Hospital Mrs. Elizabeth: Leonard died on Sunday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Hiram Hawes. She had long been a partial invalld sub- ject to attacks of much pain. Her patience and sweetness of spirit had deared her to all who knew ner. Her terests and enthusiasms were She. was speech which led to the W of verse, a book of which has been pub- lished and is treasured by many of her friends. Ope of her later unpub- lished poems, The Afterglow, was read at her funeral. Mrs. Leonard was born in Ban- gor, Maine; April" 3, 1836. 'Sept. 28, 1359, she married Hiram L. Leonard, who was the inventor and maker of the Leonard rod, well known {o ex- pert fishermen. He died in Central Valley, N Y., Jan. 30, 1807. To that place Mrs. Leonard's body was t for_burial, following funeral services at her home in Canterbury. She was a member of the Bangor Congrega- tional ehurch. The pastor of i sregational church in Canterbu ficiated_at her home. Two Abide With Me and L Light, were sung by membe: choir. Mrs. James Lathrop, Mrs. Her- bert Grover, Mrs. Clinton Frink and Miss Edith Willlams. The bearers were members of the grange, Worthy Master Herbert Graves, Frank Hoxsle, Henry Larkham, Samuel Carpenter. Beautiful flowers were the gift of her family, the grange, and the commu- nity. Friends from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pitcher, Miss Annfe Pitcher of Easthampton, Mass., Mr. and_Mrs Charles Ford; Central Valley, N. Y., coming from Lake Pleasant. Mrs. Leonard leaves one sister, Mrs. William Ellis of Intervale, Maine, a daughter, Mrs. Hiram Hawes, and two grandchildren, ENse and Hawes. Tomorrow’s Services. Tomorrow (Sunday) thers will be the observance of the Lord’s Supper at the Green. following the morning service. At the evening meoting Miss Lucy Baldwin of Newent will bring a message from the Northfield zeneral conference, and Miss Sarah Louise Hadley from Silver Bay. There is ex- pected also a message from friends at the Plain. The subject is How the Summer Conference Increase Ap- preciation of the Greatness of God. Song_practice has begun toward Rally Day. Personal and Social Interests. Miss Olive Sanger of ‘Cleveland, O, daughter of Marvin H. Sanger, for many years secretary of state and a resident of Canterbury, has been Vis- iting this week at the parsonage. Mr.- and Mrs. Frank Hoxsie have returned from a three weeks' outing at, Quonochontaug. James Lathrop, rural letter carrier, has as a substitute during his vaca- tion his son, Parker Lathrop. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Frink gnjoved & trip to Newport in their car rocently. Several Canterbury cars took par- ties to Norwich fair early in the ‘week and to Hartford fair later. Taken to Backus Hospital Henry Larkham on Sunday morning drove his car into Norwich, taking Mr. and Mrs. Anton Rodler and Miss who was entered. at-the Blsfe Rodl me b%fll—l as_haying typhoid Thursday. . et _ fever contracted apparently when vis- iting recently ong Island Miss Edith Exley is to tcach in Woodstock and Miss Florence in Eastford. Their schools open next Monday, Sept. 11. Sept. 11 is the date set for opening of Canterbury schools. County Agent W. J. Kennedy of the Farm Extension Bureau was in Can- terbury Thursday, calling on mem- bers ‘of the Boys' and Girls' Agricul~ tural club as far as he was abie, plan- ning their exhibit at Brooklyn fair. | Miss Gladys Flint has recovered and is returning to Conantville. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hawes are in Central Valley, N. Y., having gone for there of Mrs. Hawes' moth- A. Leonara. B Mrs. Judson Wainwright of Gonve- neer, N. Y., who has been spending the summer in Canterbury, returned home Thursday with her two boys, Webster and Loren. Ribs Broken by Fall. Mrs. T. L. Wilson has been suffer- ing considerable pain from two broken ribs, the result of a fall while in the fields near her home. BINGTON Mrs. Jasics Arnold Dies as Result of Breaking Hip by a Fall. elatives from Boston are visiting Lewis Colburn. Mrs. Way is v rs. Gilbert. Imer Oakman Neponset, Mass. days at John Payette L, ting her mother, and son, Roger of recently spent several ht, John Ash, James H. ‘Hutchins Joseph Elliott _at- tended the state convention in New Haven on Wednesday Injury Proves Fatal. Mrs, James Arnold, for many years a resident of this place died at the Kimball hospital Tuesday night. Arnold fell and broke her hip two failed to recover from » Henry Paine has been vis- iting friends in Boston. Several families from here held a picnic in Westford Thursday. The schools of the town began this week with the exception of Elliott school, for which no teacher has as yet been provided. i Miss Sadie White is substitute at Pomfret Landing until a permanent teacher can be secured. RAWSON Miss Rachel Kenyon is spending & few days with her brother, in Abing- ton. Miss Sadie Fitzgerald spent ubor‘ day at her home here. Harry and Frank Waters of Water-| bury spent Sunday here with their| mother. 1 Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Phillips and thetr daughter, and Mrs. M. C. Phillips,| spent Sunday in Rhode Isiand. i Mr, and Mrs. J. S. Menken, Mrs.*R.! Berggren, were in Willimanfic Wed-! nesday. Miss Anna Fitzgerald recently spent several days with her sister in Willi~ mantic. El Mrs, Henry Kenyvon, Mrs. E. W. Whitehouse, and Frank Kenyon were in_Willimantic recently. Miss Flora Baker of Willimantic, | spent several days last week with| Mrs. E. Whitehouse. | Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald and son, Fran-| cis,_were In Putnam Saturday. | Abel Burdick was in Willimantie on/