Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 7, 1917, Page 12

Miss Brenda House lorwich was vha guest of Mrs. A. J. .Ynhm\.m i and Mrs. Chariss Willara_of pent Sunday with Mr B. ® m!d!rug.:dcurl. Ambrose Sullivan of Mohegan were guests Sunday of Mr. beare. Mr. and Mrs. Le Grand Chappell of Mont\ ille were visitors at ths home La. of C. Palmer, Sunday Miss May Bushnell of Canterbury turnpike and Miss Mary Ladd of Greeneville, spent Sunday with Miss Mildred Swan. Mr. and Mrs. William Partridge of orwich spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Lefingwel Mrs. Frank Telt of N.W London was the guest Sunday of Mrs. Carrle Gardner and Mrs. Ella Beebe. Gift to Teacher. «The members of Mrs. Carrie Park’s Sunday school class of the First Bap- tst church, Norwich, gave her a pleasant surprise Monday evening at ‘he home of Mr. and Mrs. J. I Ross, where she is spending a few weeks before leaving for_her new home in Providence, R. 1. During the evening Mrs. Park was presented a gold plece from the class. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Frank Smith and son, Henry, of Norwich, speat Wednesday Mrs. A. J. Johusoh. Charles 'C. Leffingwell spent part of the week with his father, C. F. Lef- fingwell of Nerwich. Miss Lillian Boynton of Norwich is the week-end guest of Mrs. Willlam Easter Concert. The subject of the Baster sermon L. O. Gates, at The Sunday school will meet at 12.15 VA% 786 p. m. thers will be an Easter concert. The following program has been arranged Organ prelude, Mrs. T. Leffingw: singing, Joy to the World, choir; scripturé lesson, Supt. . H. Rathbene; prayer, Deacon C. E. Ellis; bdaritone solo, Jesus Only, Har- recitation, In ‘An Upper exercise. The junjors: reci- old A. Rose; Room, Frances Swan ive Ships of Japan, tation, Easter, Nola Lefingwell; sing- ing, Christ for Japan, choir; Tecita- tion, Unto All the 'World, Robert Ris- .ey; duet, Pass the Truth Alens, Frances Swan and Nola Leffingwell; recitation, Consider the Lilies, Kath- erine Taylor; Spring’s Messinger, Lefingwell; tenor solo, No Mortal Man Was He, A. H. Beebe exercise, Our Neighbor Japan, ju iors: offering: temor solo, He Feedeth £ The Baster Chickens, Sherman ers; exerc: S of Easter, prim- ary department: recitation, When Taster Comes, John Rogers; singing, Garden of a King Divine, cholr; ben- ediction. LEDYARD John M. Gray Elected Sunday School Superintendent For 33rd Year— Congregational Church Fund Over $22,000—Meeting of Thimble Glub. Rev. G. F. Goodenough preached on Sunday morning from the Sth chapter of John, 25th TSe. fter the morn- ing service the election of Sunday - school officers was held. John M. Gray was reefected superintendent. This makes 33 vears that Mr. Gray has been superintendent of the Sun- day scheol. Mrs. Charles A. Gray was elected assistant superintendent: Miss Florence Geer, secretary and treasurer; Miss Frieda Goodenough and Miss Libbie Peckham, librarians. Rev. G. F. Gaodenough was moderator of the meeting. - Miss Florence B. Geer has been the E‘:sst of Mrs. Ellen Stoddard of Gales i Samuel P. Main of North sonm:- ton was calling on friends in town Sunday. Church Fund $22,000. ‘The annual meeting of the Hcclesi- astical seciety of the Congregational church was held Saturday afternoon. Wiiliam I ‘Allyn was chairman the report of the secretary and treasurer, Isaac G. Geer was read and accepted. W. I. Aliyn, Billings T. Avery and John M. Gray were elected church committee. Isaac G. Geer was chesen secreiary and treasurer. Several new members were voted in. Albert W. Kinmouth was chosen sexton of the cburch. The church is in a flourish- ing condition financially, having a fund of over $22,000 to draw from. Sheep Damage Again. Selectmen Charles A. Gray and Joseph E. Holdridge, together with A. Douglas of Sterling and James E. Lord of Stonington, were called this week again to Lafayette Main’s to ap- prise sheep damage and since the selectmen met Mr. Gray has received another letter from Mr. Main and the selectmen will have to go again. Thimble Club Meets. The Ledyard Thimble club met with Mrs. S. E. Holdridge Tuesday after- noon. Nearly all the members were present and there were several guests. Refreshments were served at the close. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Isaac G. Geer. Mrs. Florence Spafford of Glaston- bury is staying with her aunt, Mrs. Olin H. Avery, who is not very well. Donation it to Parsonage. The Ladies' Aid_ society gave a supper at the parsonage Friday eve- ning, which was well patronized. Many who went remembered the pas- tor and his family by carrying vegeta- bles. groceries and some gave money. Miss Stella Hoidridge is in Groton employed at the home of Mre. Mar- cuardt end family. William Leeds Holdridge will soon move into his new house which he re- centiy built at Old Mystic. Brothers To Work Farm. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weiman and daughter have moved from New Hampshire into the house of Mr. Weiman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John R Weiman. The Weiman _brothers will improve their father's farm this Fummer. Everett Gallup, town tax collector, ras been busy this week. Attorney . John P. Huntington of Norwich was at the probate office on Thursday looking u tho title on the cstate of Thomas the real- estate having been sold "to ‘Norwich “purchasers. MOHEGAN An Easter concert will be held at the church Sunday afternoon at three of Norwich attended Sunday. Gladys Quidseon bas returned, after ‘Three . ed honor as follows: Jane 3 pfllo for spelling match. Stasia Jaco- prize for written spenning. Spa n Campo, prize for number work. Methodist Pastor Transferred. Rev. William Crawford, pastor of the Methodist church here for the w! two years has been transferred to the Afethodist church at Norwich Town, and will assume the duties of his new pastorate on Easter Sunday. Rey. Frank Chamberlain, of East Thompson Methodist church has been appointed pastor at Old Mystic and takes up the wotk of his new pas+ torate Easter Sunday. Engagement Announced. Mr. and Mrs. Ranney of East Hart- ford, announce ‘he engagement of, their daughter, Pauline Ranney, to Charles Sumner Cady, of Old Mpystic. Mr. Cady is piano tuner for a firm in Hart- with | ford. The United Workers of the Motho- dist Episcopal church served a varie- ty supper Wednesday evening from € to 9 o'clock in the sh house. The Baptist Ladies” Aid society had an all day session at the church Tues- day, cleaning and putting in order the rooms in the church which have been recently painted and redecorated. Dinner was !Gr\ed at noon. Rehearsing Play. The Young Men's association have been rehearsing dnrlnz the winter the comedy, Just Pl Folks, which they will present soon n Mystic, hoping to raise a sum to ca on the baseball team for the coming summer. Evangelist Smith in Florida. Evangelist Albany Smith has just completed a month's evangelistic ser- vices at Pensacola, Florida. Seven hundred and forty persons were con- verted during the series of meetings. The temple built for the meetings had 2 debt of over one thousand dollars on it. on March 27th. At the closing ser- vice it was deemed best to trv and lift the debt, hence pledges of $25 each wera called for. When the sum had reached $450, Oscar E, Morrell, a prominent citizen of Pensacola, who was. present at this meeting, arose, and pledged the balance due the tem- ble, thus clearing it of the debt. Mx. Morrell took an automobile trip last summer withi his Welles, =on of the Old Mystic. While guests of Mr. Welles' aunts, the Miss- es Dora Allen Welles °and Welles, at the Welles homestead. ‘Woodland Dewev place districr, Wednesday, control and spread to wooded of Prentice A. Williams on taug Hill. 2 h C: Mystic and ex- Lln(ui!hed the fire by nightfall. Hervert M. Shaw- of Greenfleld Benjamin T. Miner og : Monta- Mass., and Charles Q. to New York city Tuesday night, re- turning Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Holdredge have named their Holdredze. Mrs. Maria Roach has returned to her home after spending the winter with her niece, Mrs. Wendell Shep- 2rd of Trenton. A special service was held Thurs- daughter, Susan Stark day evening in the conference room of the Baptist church which has been newly painted and redecorated. NORTH FRANKLIN Frank Rockwood Shoots Big Henhawk Eugene Clarke to Sing in Williman- tic. seturday . Cruthers and daughter, Irene, ol \orwlch spent Sunday with the former’s sister, Mrs. J. J. Mahoney Miss Milly Ward spent Sunday in Lebanon, the guest of Mrs. Kritzer. Herbert Simpson and daughter, Lin- da, and Clinton Simpson. of Norwich spent Sunday with J. D. Simpson. Edmurd Manning of Manning. Shot Hen Hawk. ches from tip to tip. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mahoney enterfain- ed Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John Don- ovan. Mr. and_ Mrs. James coll of Norwich Town. To Sing at Willimantic. Eugene Clarke will sing at the Meth odist church In Willimantic, Sunday Ladd ana daughter, Effie, spent several davs re- svening. Mr. and_ Mrs. Leon cently with Mrs. J J. Mahoney. Mrs. T. H. Ward and ning. Mrs. Louis Johnson and Mrs. A1- bert Stiles will spend April with rel- atives in Brookline, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crandall and Wind- Sunday guests of Mrs. daughter, Myra, of ham were Theodore Crandali. HAMBURG Younger Set Members to Boys' Club Lunches at Lake. South Cit; Mrs. William Pentz was week. ‘Hal Martin and Roscoe Jewett were Egsex caliers Sunday. Mrs. John Tiffany spent the week with friends in Hartford. Vacation Dance. The young people will give a vaca- tion dance at the public hall this (Sat- urday) evening from 8 to 11.30. Ely has returned after a Oscar vigit with relatives in Essex. Mrs. gs:‘:n the first of the week. Boys' club went on a-hike Wednesday and had lunch at thn lfl.. Minnie h was set at the in Wolf Neck got beyond his lands ldredge Mystic, went on a bus! nt:s trip Fred Race was an Amston visitor George Lebanon is passing the week with Mrs. Reuben Frank Rockwood, Jr. with a 2 rifle shot a hen hawk measuring 54 in- Mahoney and family of Norwich and Mrs. Dris- daughter, Milly, spent Saturday in Yantic, the guests of their aunt, Mrs. Lucy Man- Dance— Miss Ora Harding is spending the Easter recess at her home in Sterling in last past Louisa Jewett of Deep River is spending the Easter recess at the home of her daughter. Mrs. John Tif- mf.- Mprie.and fiay Harding wore Mrs. Harry Walsh in New at the parsonage and the. Field service at the church have be m‘#xm Stee Fielas maren . ""‘""mm.. held a very at the ll“ 'l Mrs. Al'lhllt Bennett. ; ‘OBITUARY. Mrs. wcw RIS 3 Bt o 4 terbury Green church, who previ- ous to the which has invaided EHanover. her for the last two years, was during Mro. Ellen Wifliams is seriously ill. | ner s in this parish one of the Mrs, Frank Field and daughter, Miss | church’'s thost faithful members. Mrs. Muriel, are visiting relative: in|Chapman was only 26, of a sunny and Bridgeport. hopeful dispasition.” At the deatn of Mrs. Henry Alien and daughter, Miss | her husban: e was lefi with one Florence, of North Uxbridge, Mass. |boy, Lewis, who has lately been taken have been guests this week of Mr. and | care of by relatives or friends. = She Mrs. W. A, LaBelle. has been missed in Canterbury and Mrs. George Barnes spent Wednes- | will be remembered long for her gen- day in Providence. tleness and sweet Christian spitit Preacher from Putnam. Mrs. Albert Day. Rev. Thomas Hill of Putnam sup-| The death of Mrs. Albert Day of plied the Congregational puipit Sun-lyartford this week came as a great day, giving his hearers a epiritual scr- | shock to the community of Canter- mon from the text “Cast thy bread|hury, her native town. It was haidiy Upon the waters Ar. Hill will preach | unown that she wos il bafere rhe hiere again this coming Sunday. news came of her sudden death from The Woman's Missionary society pneumonia. Mrs. Day was born on to mcet in the church parior lllll af- Ithe old Palmer place and as Nellie ternoon at 3 o'clock. The subject will | Palmer spent her girlhood here until be Mission Work in Labrador. Leader, | her marriage. Her husband and two Miss Mary Kelley. sons, Warner and John survive aer. Miss Reba Brown, R. N, of Provi-|She was the daughter of James Pal- dence was the guest Monday of Miss|mer. Other daughters of his still liy- Clara B. Stokes. g are Mrs. Alida Weaver of Brook- Arthur J. Lathrop, R. F. D. carrier, | ,vn, Conn, Mrs. Addie Stewart of New has purchased & new car. Mrs. Mary Chase of Brouok- Clothing Caught Fire. Mrw Sennie Latham of - | Willimantic and nces al- e ey s by . T | mer of Canterbur: She also leaves dard Caffery was badly burned while - “liwo brothers, William_ and Asher. playing around a benfire last Satyr I h 2 day. His clothing caught fire and but | Mrs. Day was much beloved, a home assistance his burns wonld | Woman, but one also of true public have proved fatal. spirit and helpfulness. Her u:ts :g S » Canterbury have been frequent an Ecclesiastical Society Mests. her coming a great pleasure to her At the annual meeting of the Eccle- {many friends in the home town, who siastical society of the Congregational | share with her family the sorrow of church Monday evening the Teports|her loss. were encouragi Although the ex- penses were heavier the past vear, all| i . prances Palmer, who l.ad lvere met, leaving a balance n theligieiy returned with her sister, Mrs. treasury. ‘The officers and commitiees 3 ity elected were: Clerk and ireasurer, W. | Moover, from Dayton Teach, is ill In D. Cogswell: finance committee, N, L. y .- Greig I 3. Burnett, Charles Frankiin: e - of e Shacher-T-teNy music committee, A. Tait Hope, James | V&Y Walker, Clifford Jones: ushers, Fred W. Burnett, Clifford Jones, Charles Franklin. Aifred Hill, Merrill Bennectt, Miss Palmer Il Red Cross Auxiliary. A Red Cross auxillary is started in Canterbury. Lnitting may be obiained by appli~ ion to Mrs. Frank Hoxsie and Mrs. idivam Haw Patriotic Rally. Bible School Election. The Congregationai Bible school has clected the following officers: Superin- tendent, Frank J. Bennett; assistant superintendent, A. Tait Hope: secre- tary, MMiss Lila Harris; {reasurer, Hen- 1y Bumewt: pianist Mre oy Ship- bee: -librarian, Henry Burnett: library | \c2ders of the Men's League. It will ! be held at the Green at 3 p. m.. when :zg“f“},‘,;fek'-‘,}‘ Ny M7 Merbert Knox Smith of Hartford, wil 2 . . speak on “Our Country In Its Prasen A meeting was held in Columbia hall Wednesday evening to organize a Red Harher! Knes S, remem Cross auxiliary. WEST THOMPSON governor on the Progressive ticket z few years' ago, is a specaker of force High School Pupils on Trip to Wash- |and ability. ington—Methodist Pastor Reappoint- County Agent Speaks. ed for Eleventh Year. B. W. Ellis, county agent for exten- g2 sion work in Windham county, was a Aliss Eilen Sandstrom spent the week | guest of the grange Wednesday night, end with friends in ‘Woodstock. giying a talk on trees and spryaing. There was no_service in the M. E.| The Ecclesiastical society of the ! church Sunday, Conference Sunday. First Congregational church’ will hcld George Bidwell moved his family to|’is annual meeting at the Green at Putnam Tuesday. .30 p m., Saturday, April Tth. Mr. Hopkinson and family, who have boarded with Byron Tefft for several |farm to Hart Goff, who wiil months, are keeping house in the St.|from the western side of the town to Marie tenement. take possession of his new home. Little George Bidwell was taken to Better Prices for Milk. the Day Kimball hospital Thursday of iast week, having symptoms of pneu- monia. His condition is very much improved. Frank Johnson is out with a new car, purchased last fali. . Rev. J. R. Miller has bought a tour- ing_car. Miss Loula Cole is_ spending the Easter vacation with her paremts in Malden, Mass. Miss Laura Miller is visiting frieads in Southbridge, Mass. Rev. and Mrs. Miller entertained their daughter, Mrs. Charles Clark, and her husband from Eastford Sunday. Visiting Washington. S 2 William Johneon, Misses Edith Bueil | badies’ Aid S and Minnie Jones, members of the| Bazaar—Holiday Waek Personals. senior ciass of Tourtellotte Memorial —_— High echool, started for Washington Friday, April 6. They will also visit|Brown, also Mrs. laces 'of interest in New York and | Bessie Lucia, were in Worcester Tues- hiladelphia. They expéct to return |day. Saturday, April 14. ministration and_as That cooperation and better conditions and profits among milk producers, been successful in their efforts i= a boort to Canterbury. Nathan this parish is one who deserved es- cial credit and thank: cents a can means an advance upon each quart of milk sold and is wel- come to farmers whose expenses lur- ing thE last year have exceeded in- come, NORTH WOODSTCOCK Bazaar Planned. Pastor Reappointed. The Ladies’ Aid society met with At ‘the conferemce in Providence, | Mfs. Wendall Witter Wednesday afte: Rev. J. R. Miller was appointed to this |P0on to appoint committees and make charge for the eieventh year. Mr. Mil- [3rrangements for a bazaar. ler will also have charge of the work | Mrs. Clara Rawson at Bast Woodstock. Ethel, Services next Sunday. April 8: Morn- | Reral of Frank Perrin, ing 10.30, Sunday school 1145, evening | Providence Sunday. 80. Miss Lillie Anderson, who is em- greeting ‘Esther, Pauline, Bdmond and Milton |Ploved in FPomfret, was Sandstrom attended service - at _the |friends at church here Sunday. Swedish church, Woodstock Hill, Sun-| Schoois are ciosed for a week. cay. Mather 111 School will begin April § after the| Mrs Willard Brown of Paster vacation. Mass., has been called here by t —“—EL‘Y rioys ilines: Barrett, Death of Mrs. Laura Chase—John J. Mrs. George Marsh was visitor in Southbridge. Moran of Thirteanth Company Has|uroun are week end visitors in Bose Brief Leave. = Mrs. Irving Earl Mason spent Wednesday with |ner dsusiier, arr rel"lf.h'e?Bin Pr:vl lence. . ai Ors. Bernard Edwards is spending a few days with Hampton relatives. | —cn° farm over Sunday. Walter Chase has moved from the urfee farm to the Frank Warren farm umm at Killingly Center. —— Miss Alico Law and a friend frem| Mr. and Mrs, Henry Providence spent the week end with spent the week-end Mr. and Mre. William Yare, wWith Mrs. Tda Watson. Moran of the Thirteenth| Mr. and Mrs. George H. Call of Dan- Frank Skinner. C. A. C., who has been sta- |ielson visited Mrs. H. S. Call, Sttaay. has’ returned toned & Bridgepors, was at bis hocas here a few dave the past week. Death of Mre. Chase. Mrs. Laura Chese, mother of Erwin |'2£¢ at Oakland Chase and Mrs. John 8. Chase, died at the home of her son Thursday morn- ing, April 5. Herbert Peppler of Brown umv-ulty L i § R £3 lon ‘worl ll‘ or Almond M. Bainé in the store. irs. H. S. Placo ana_ Miss Annie |3 Dikie to Pomfret S g, Brown spent Tuesday in Providence. |Were Euests of Mr. an *. DT ang Mre. Brvin F. Hill wers tn o 8 inielson ‘ednesday. ” tro; 01 . 1., Sunday. Deacon Soule Improving. . ?‘m”"fi. o Al L Deacon, Biisha Soule, who has beea |iilled by 'a dos. Fre ill, is i ving. 'd Leavens has mo H . Perey woodmd has returned Mrs. Arthur Warwick from a visit in Providence. Herbert 'Hopkins uhbuudln' a cot- is with her parents here for the typhoid fever at the Albert being Membegship Ralph Eiliott. slips. material for home sewing and A patriotic rally of all Cametrbury 2nd surrounding towns is called for Sunday afternoon, April 15, by ' the candidate Ior Mrs. Lewis T. Lyon has sold her move the men who were working early and late to bring about better have Exley Fifty-five ty Preparing to Hold Misses Christine Paine and Mildred George Deane und and daughter who came to attend the fu- returned to Graf.cn, of her mother, Mrs. S. 8 racent Paine and Mrs. William Mrs. Foote of Beston is a guest of Miss Maud Hedley, with a friend. is Haswell in Aluvml‘fl iss Laura Chase of Canton Center ere they George mc. zntemmu‘ friends hens ABINGTON Boys and G ual Meeting of Ecclesiastical & H. Wilbur has been New Britain. Miss Emma Allen and Miss Sharpe are home for the Easter vac A Poultry club has been organized by the boys and ~girle, with John Stromberg as local Jeader. The president is George Btoddard. Soci A Sunday school social was held at the home of Rev. ier Thursday evening. At the annual meetin clesiastical soclety Andrew —Amidon = retary an and .ve.l'm.."flu':fklmzn collector. The | Claassen, who have been at thelr sum- church committee is the same as last |mer home here for a week, returned to Joseph Steddard, and Joseph Eiliott. Schools are closed for SOUTH CANTERBURY Boys Rob Store of J. W. Mergan and |, "3iigh wchool is spending her vaca- Nearl. 18, Escape—8ecure Nearly § Last weék Friday morning soon af- ter the mail train’ left and while the mail was being taken to the.post of- Sce or soon afte W. AMorsan_w e e O e e Aoy |as @1d also Miss Cregg and Miss Haw- ered by Mrs. Mi they had rified the money drawer, se- curing betwaeen 317 and 318. being about, the boys got aw: ping down the track towards Lisbon. Jlfll“r?. Morgan was in New Lon- Mrs. S. B. Balavtn ati Arthur Bo-ueu at Canterbury Green. Takes Charge of Farm. E. 1.a Verne Kilpatrick, who for the | West Thompson this week. past two years has the meat department at the Gager- charge, as his father is unable to car- ry on the farm any longer, on account of _poor health. Willie Douglass of Norwich is vis- nmg hll grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. — The Mrs. J. C. Fenton Serigusly 1li—K. O. to Give Minstrels—~Borough Committee Elected. —_— Easter will be observed gregational church with a special ser- mon_by the .uur na by the chair. B R’.’ Plumb will dvo ln lllunr‘ted ser- Eas ed |sey € ‘been ing. Mr, and Mrs. lloben F’cmon of Jer- Ve ‘The two Wuuuum gaoplq '"", ars and - Vruckor are innw ‘Miss Harriet Guild retusned to Vas- UE IS AT HAND--OUR COUNTRY IS AT WAR WITH GERMANY The Secretary of the Treasury has made a tentstive request for $3,400,000,000 for carrying on the conflict. It should be a matter of pride and patriotism for every American to contribute toward this fund. The bonds will probably be issued in small enough units to put them within the reach of everyone. This firm counts it a privilege to offer its services both to the Gov- emment and to the public at this time. We shall be glad to receive subscriptions for small or kno amounts, attend to all details; including forwarding of meney to the wm-mwmdmmnmanm Mum:mbmflvumhhmmm tarily offer to dealers, HINCKS BROS. & CO. Member New York Stock Exchange 207 STATE ST, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. sar college Tuesday. Charles Larrabee has :8.7; c:nfimd house by an attack of rheuma- Drobeiae Poultry Ciub]lo the ouss by o Plan Minstrel Show. The K. O, K. A. have begun rehears als for a_mipstrel show. Alan Guild returned to Phillip Excter Wednesday. Everett Hopkins is in_Abington, sisting in the care of his stepfather, who is ill with grip. ing at Parsonage. visiting in Mae gregatio Poultry Club. Borough Committee. its annual momn. 'l'uudul cers we re-elected. At the annual meeting of the hor- with scven 5 it year sm has bee The cub is under the ai-|QUeh Saturday evening C. A. Keenay: |FRS Y40 o' 50 A. J. Brundage of Storrs,| i . . “ciected a committee for the next | The Ladies year. Eden Cook and Ralph Eaton have returned to their studies at Hebrop, Me. Mrs. Waiter Abbe and Miss Anna Patton are in ‘Netherwood, N. J. Miss Mary Frink was in Hartford Monday. noon. ieade at Parsonage. A Fas Congregational o'clock. Miss Estella and Mrs. Frank Ful- Church Officers. Frink, &€ the Ba- lesley are spending the town. p e Teachers' Maot A teachers’ meeti , Wednesday for a few | prasonage Monday even Wiliimantic for a week. Maud Stokes and Mis: treagurer, [ M ¥ H. Paine | Brooklyn, N. weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Chappell of New |ing in the Sunday School. London spent Sunday at their summer home on North street. ‘Mrs. Stalker, who bh; been spend- g the winter near Y u. has opened her home on North stree Miss Elizabeth Abbe of the Mt. Var- the spricg !uddln' in w_York harles T, tion with her parents. W. Howard. WILS(TNVILLE — 0 Mr. Barnes and Miss Putney of New Boaton called on Mrs. Childs iunqu. eation in town. Fosdick Harrison, Jr. grandparents in Worc CHAPLIN the store of Jam: as entered by two Do They were soon discov organ, but too late, as | kenson of Webster. Mrs. Knowlton of Boston was with Mrs. Frank Wilson for a few days the past week. AMr. and_Mrs. Hrightman of Man- ghaug, R. I, were as their farm Wed- uesday and Thursday. u Joscph Baker and daughter |heard frequentiy were with the former's elster, [row- e procession mn Jennings, Wednesday and Thurs- |on_the wing northwerd. No men run- meorrow. y. d Miss Lucy n‘.d fihe fldltl Ald so- ay at the home of Mr ‘Bidwell are moving | hothou and Mr hig market garden b Tax Collector Cortiss was at Mr. worth M. Adams’ store Wednesday. of Hampton were amon EAST WOODSTOCK pers at _church here I Mrs. Syivia Parker of South Coven- "5" entertained at the try has been spending a few days in Llllllz town, the guest of Mrs. B. B. May, auction at ltlh-“comn. : 4 B Wednesda: well attended and a WINDHAM the household furnishings K:nr ;2_ Rev. Gu Wlnfu o N 3. Lo e of Webster was auct! eely Bros. are moving te the wm.r ‘tarm this week. Several Anl vlou;d t; unlt: with the Congregational church nexi Jun. b as. ; mqun EAGLEVILLE —_—— The state rfiuld b‘i"l""‘n"‘:' le' and Storrs college is to it season, a pleasant item of good cheer for this part of the town just now. Mrs. Julia Champlin {is il S sc Preachin sessfor. wil East- er Sunday. been in_eharge of 3 is improving. London, has at New ther's farm to take t the Con- al nu-lc ?'ad Beloher ening Rev. M. Mrs. Fenton Itl. 3{ "'2..‘.’1 and be held in (m‘l‘ll l‘ol-e Jr. QI‘ r\lr s miste; Bvl‘bt—l’ln doing light work at 3‘-’5 uetlu. my thoughts.— WOODSTOCK Eccipsiastical Seciety Re-elsots Officers —FPast Day Service—Teoachers’ Mest- Mr. Henry is to speak at church Sunday eve the interest of home missions. Officers Re-elected. The First Ecclesiastical socisty held oxpendofi on ONAEe repairs. nevolpnt society met witn Mrs. Rigdick Wednesday atter- Mrs. William C. Child b Fast Day Service. t day service was heid at the church Friday at Miss Hattje i 8 son-and Miss Howell from We! Miss Louise Adams is at home from |Samp - Y 4 was held at the - Barber of Putnam -»u.‘on Teach- Will Attend Wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Bowen are to attend the Van Rennsalaer-Towen Taber has been in H.rtforl the guest of her daughter, Rlll‘ H, Child of the New Brit- Normal school is spending her va- visiting his Wild Geese Heard and Sesn — New Hethoyse—Neow Haven Prescher To- The honk of the wild goose ha of late, as b::" har- Mic] T ndeck has built a this spring that will 3 s from the Paine farm and are going ta | valuable addition in ‘l::::‘um with n .mcu with an lnbctod havd, Deacon Henry Clapp and Mrs. Clapp the worship- Sunday and ome of Frank c"i“h‘." e g Haven will pruch at the ehurch n-n Sunday. WOODSTOCK VALLEY wut to Hartford h, who has been in 'several weeks, returning with apent sev. lumord Springs with his ":nnu this t @lingsby 1s in uum- E.'fi u&t n’a“ t- amn er has peturned u ster.