Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 29, 1917, Page 10

. * LETTERS FROM TWO STATES : New London County OLD MYSTIC .~ State Mission Day Observance—Rev. F. E. Colburn Resigns at Baptist Church—Surprise Visit—Ball Team Loses to New London Team. un Sept.*23, was State Mission Day at the Baptist church. The pro- gramme follows: Hymn. The Son of God Goes Forth to War: greetings by the pastor, Rev. and E. Coburn: re- sponsige reading; _praver, pastor: hymn, The Story That Never Grows Ola: ‘recitations, September, Edith Austin; Discontent, Mildred Austin, Beatrice Clark, Dorothy Whiting, Mary Welles; _exercise, State Missions, Dor- othy Chesebro, Elizabeth Denison, Lena Campo. Leah Campo, Agnes Austin, Florabe] Ingram, Daigy Sebas- jan, Alice Chesebro, Emily" Babcock, ymn, Guard the Bible Well: histori- tal essays, Our State, Wendell Co- burn; Our Denomination in the State. Charies Coburn: hymn. Bring Ye All the Lither; recitation. Freely Ye Have Received, Iy Give, Mildred Aus- tin; offering: benediction, pastor. Rev. Allen’ S. Bush of Gales Ferry mttended the services and delivered a short address during the Sunday school hour. Pastor Resigns. At the close of the Sunday morning gervice at the Baptist church Rev Fred E. Coburn read his_resignation, requesting to be released Nov. 1. Rev. Mr. Coburn has accepted a call to the First Marshfield Baptist church, lo- cated at Standish, Mass. Surprise Party. A party of relatives and friends numbering 20 assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fioyd S. Russell of the Pequotsepor road. Stonington. Thursday evening, Sept. 20, to give Mrf. Russell a pieasant surprise on his 534 birthday anniversary. Mrs. Russell and_Miss Hazel Russell a Tanged for the partv. The evening was given to vocal and instrumental music and games, after which cake and ice cream were served. Mr. Rus- sell received handsome gifts. Entertained Class. Mrs. J. Harold Williams® pieasantly entertained the pupils of her Sunday school class Saturday from 3 to 10 p. m. Voeal and instrumental music and games were sreatly enjoyed. Supper was served at 5.30. The pupils num- bering 14 are: Emily Babcock, Doro- . thy Chesebro, Elizabeth Denison. Eli- | zabeth Stows, Asmes Austin, Mildred ! Austin, Tena Campo, Leah .Campo, Alice Chesebro, Florabel Ingram, Daisy Sebastlan, Gertrude DeGraw, Charles Ccburn, Wendell Coburn. Buys Catboat. Charles L. Eldredge has bought of ‘Willlam 1. Spicer of Noank his hand- i some catboat, the Dolphin, and she | mow rests at her moorings in Mystic ! river in front of Riverview cottage. Charles H. Burdick, who has been i serfously il for the past few weeks, was taken Saturday to Lawrence hos- ! pital for X-ray examination and la in the day returned to his home here. Ball Team Loses. The Young Men’s Association base- ball team and the U. S. Sub Base nine of New London played here Saturday Ton association fleld. The Game was called at 3 p. m. The New London team won, 17 to 13. The United Workers of the Metho- dist church met Wednesday at 2 p. m. in the parish house, the first meet- ing of the soctety since June 1. Afternoon T The Baptist Ladies’ Aid served an afternoon tea at the home of Mrs. C. Edwin Stapalyn at Burnett’s Corners. The weather was ideal and the at- tendance large. The proceeds will be used for church-expenses. Returns to Virgini Charles Seeley of St. Louis, who a few months ago enlisted in the U. S. army, returned Sunday to his camp in Virginia after a brief furlough spent here with Mrs. Seeley and their chbildren Evelyn and Robert, who are staying for a time at the home of Mrs. Seeley’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lamb. The decorators are busy on their work in the interior of the Methodist church. Sunday services are being held in_the parish house To Act on Resignation. A meeting of the Baptist church will be held Sunday at the close of the morning service to take agtion upon the resignation of the pastor, Rev. Fred Bugene Coburn. The flagstaff at the Old Mystic school has been resbt and painted. Mrs. Clarence W. Beckwith substi- tuted last week at St@nington High school owing to the abscnce of one of the teachers because of illness. Rev. Herbert B. Hutchins has re- turned to Thomaston, Me., after spending two weeks' vacation , here with former parishioners. George B. Rodman, son of Mrs. Car- cline Rodman, is in camp at Aver, Mass. Miss Mildred Brown has entered up- sn her third vear at the Wheeler tcheol. North Stoninston. Miss Haze! Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Davis, has entered the colleze at Kinzston, R. L.« Mrs. W. per Dean has returned i New Yor Mr_ and Mre Fd=ar Ezglestone have returned to Yonkers, N. Y. after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keeney. Frederick Munich of Bridgeport pent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Pharles L. Eldredge. Vacation Ends. Miss Agnes Chapman has returned fo the Deaconess Home at Doston af- fer spending the summer vacation at e home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Chapman Mrs. George W. Packer has returged from a week's visit to Mrs. John E. Bpoffora of Brookisn, N. ¥ Jullan Hanks and family have re- wrned to Providence. CASVILLE Class Mceting—John Lynch Running on Independent Ticket for Tax Col- lector—Sunshine Society Holds An- nual Picnic at Almshouse. The senior class at the Palmer Me- porial school held its class meeting Friday and elected the following class ifficers: President. Frederick Ritchie: ce presiden:, Phillip Clark: secre- ory, Oliver La Bounty: treasurer, Cleanor £t. Germain. The members If the class voted to hold entertain- bents durinz the vear and to each ontribute ten cents per weck to- vards ralsing a fund for the annual dass trip to Hartford next June. The dass colors are blue and gold. The venteep members of the class are: ard Allen, Eddle Bonville, Elsie thurch. Philip Clark, Lesije Cottrell, iohn Dorovan, Efleen Donovan, Pearl tawards, Albert Fox, Isadore Flor- aan, Gladys Johnson, Oliver LaBoun- . Renben Okrant, Grace Quinn, Fred tchie, Mary Stupanick, Eleanor St. lermaine. Men are wiring the bome of Reuben lolles for lighting by electricity. David Shapiro has spent a few days & New York. Mrs. Joseph Latimer entertained the ‘omay’s Home Missionary society on iday afternoon. Miss Florence Chapman, Mr. and Irs. Ray Woodmansee, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jeffers were in Jewett Cii viéw the farowsil parade for the mem. bers of the selective draft. ‘Resumes Maeetin The Thursday Afternoon club has|ing two Golden. Anniversary Gift $40—En;oy- ments_of Get-Togethar Night at Congregational Church—Red Cross Work ‘Lagging. Mrs. §: C. Higbee has been sntsrtain- school friends, the Misses Rar- resumed meetings and the one held | net from Ohio. this week was held in the church par- lor. Mrs. Cora ident o the Ladies’ Aid soclety of the Metho- dist church, was in charge: A fea- ture of the afternoon was a Programme of musiec. Repeated Prize Recitation. given in the Central Baptist church, Nprwich, George Killeen of the village répeated the selection that he gave as a recitation as one of the contest- ants in the recent prize speaking con- test given by the members of the Methodist Sunday school in which Master Xilleen was the first prize win- rer. Independent Candidate. independent ticket for tax col- lector has been put up for the annual election of town officers Monday, Oct. 1._John Lynch is the candidate. called to the Naval Reserve Newport. was home over the week- | end. Cemplimentary Dance. During a sfort furlough which Jo- seph Hickey of the U. S. steamship San Francisco spent at the home of his | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michaal J. Hickey 'in Pequot, a number of his friends =3ve a social and dance in his honor in " Hickey's hall Friday even- ing. Music was furnished by Hick- €S orchestra during the evening. Re- freshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chapel have | rcceived word from their son. Cheries | Chapei. who Is in the navy at News | port. that he will soon sall for France. | Clifford Shieids has been taken to Lawrence hospital, New London, for |Tamrpce osnite) i Afr. and Mrs. Morris Freeman have returned from a brief visit with New ¥erk friends: Fred B. Tooker, rural carrier, has returned to his route . after fifteen dave' vacation, most of the time be: ing spent at George W. Dart's cotage on Mason's Isiand. Fred Richards has returned. to his duties in Dart's store after two weeks' Vacation. Red Cross Meeting. There was a good attendange at the meeting cf the Red Cross Wednesday | atternoon. - | Mr and Mrs. Charles Kingsley have been entertaining Mr. Scaft and his dnuzhter Fannie and Mrs. Arthur O'- Keefe of Prooklyn, N. . At Camp Rickards. The Home Guards enjoyed Saturday at Camp Richards at Oxoboxo lake i where they were the guests of Frank i P. Richards. A delicious chowder din- iner was served. Athletic sports fol- iliam Webster i% srounds arcund his home and a cement walk laid. { Mrs. Harry Bogue and- son, ren, left Friday to spend two weeks with her mother in Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Charles E. Rogers of Hiil Top ft this week to spend a while with having the improved War- cnds at Plainfield and Webster, Mass. Fourteen members of the Gocd Cheer Sunshine society were taken in automobiles to the Montville alms- house Thursday and held their meet- ing with a pienic for the inmates of the institution. There are five inmates at present, under the care of Superin- tendent and Matron Mr. and Mrs. G, Beckwith. The picnic lunch consisted of sandwiches, pie. cake. coffee with Celicicus ‘sweei corn which Mr. Beck- with his grown on the farm, ice cream, bananas and peaches. The afternoon passed pleasantly with songs, also selections on the pia- nolo by Mrs. Beckwith. LAUREL GLEN Mrs. Myron Holdridge and son Har- old. of Worcester. Mass and Ethel Miller of Preston have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Main. Sunday they all motored to Groton -Long Point and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Osmas Barns Arthur Barnes is visiting his uncls William Main and family. Mr. McCulloch has purchased a nice pair of horses from M. E. Thomps n of Pendleton HiIlL Frank Main is at the home of Per- Main for a few days. William Sawyer has moved his{ houschold goods to Westerly. CAMPBELL’S M]-LLS ry Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Hall visited friends in Wakefield, R. I, Wednes- ay. John Whitman has been 1ll. Charles W. Praty visited his broth- Edward Pratt'in Plainfield, Sun- Frank Sweet and son of Dan- . have been visiting Mrs. Sweet’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brown. Windham County PHOENIXVILLE Supervisor William H. Bliss was in town Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Ladd of 60 YWest Park street, Willimantic. enter- taincd a number of friends_Saturday eveninz, including Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clemens and Robert Colburn of this place and Edward J. Peckham of Fort Terry. N. Y. Mrs. William Clemens and son, Wal- . of Abington, and Charles Clemens f Pomfret were recent guests at Wm. H. Clemens'. Mrs. Lee Lyon and Mrs. Annle Lin- coln were recent Putnam visitors. A number from here attended the fairs held at Brooklyn and Wood- stock, Several of the schools were closed Mrs. H. C. Joslyn is a guest of Mrs. Lawrence Nye of Marlboso, Mass. Merrill Keith of Fort Terry has been a local visitor. Mrs. Charles Wheaton and daughter, Edythe, were recsnt Hartford visitors. Local people motored to Abington and attended the dance givenp by Botham Badger and Covell. Sterling orchestra furnished music. Mr. Coffee was prompter. WOODSTOCK Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sheburne Hardy In the Adirondacks—Miss Lindeman Returns to Califors Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Hardy are in_the Adirondacks. Miss Nellle Chandler and Mrs. Ag- nes Wood have been spending a few days in_Providence. Mrs. George-P. Bradley is the guest of Miss Mary Perley. Returns to Golden State Miss Johanna Lipderman who has "been visiting relatives here during the summer has returned to her home in California. Mr. and Mnrs. F. A. Gallup and Mr. and Mrs. James 1. Hewitt of Norwich attended Woodstqek fair. Mrs. W. J. Lindeman is visiting in Worcester. Hamilton Holt and family closed their summer home and returned to Arn York Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ives of Boston have been guests of Miss Mary Lester. Wallace Kelley of Boston wh, has Botham, president of | been spending a week with his aunts, the Misses Johnson, has returnel to his etudles in the sophomore class at speqjal | Yale. Alan Guild who was =raluz el from Phillips Exeter last spring has enter- Friday evening at the entertainment | ¢4 Yale. Miss Harriet Guild has returned to Vassar college. Master Chapin of Brooklyn, N. Y., spent last week at A. H. Anderson's. Gift of $40. The golden anniversary gift to the W. B. F. M. from the various org- anizations in the Congregational church amounted to about $49. Alfred Eaton who has been spend- ing the summer in Vermont was at home for a few days before going back to_Baltimore law school. and . Mrs. Charles K ana Royiston Hart, who recently was | Mre. Bessic Maynard Woodman and station, ; little son of Norwich were guests of Mrs. George Keeney Sunday. Miss Jessie MacDonald of Norwich was a recent guest of Mrs. Ada Larra- bee. Get Together Night. The “Get Together” night at the Congregational was enjoyed by about fifty persons. The first part of the program consisted of the singing of patriotic songs led by piano and vio- lin. The music included piano solo by Miss Dorothy Brown and a vocal duet by Misses Julia Guild and Maynard Sherman with violin obligato by Paul Hopl®ns and accompanied on the pi- ano by Miss Gertrude Armold, Rev. M. R. Plumb outlined a plan of ser- vices for Friday evenings until Jan- uary 1st. H. C. Lathrop spoke for the Sunday school and Mrs. Pegrum for the W. M. S. Rev. R. S. Moore of Wiili- mantic was heard here for the first time and was listened to with close attention and much pleasure. Rev. E. P. Aver of Mansfield Centre was also present and spoke a few words. The program closed with the singing of the Star Spangled Banner. Cocoa and wafers were served. Slackers in Red Cross Effort. The interest in Red Cross work seems to be waning and only a few of the faithful ones have been at the rooms the past two or three weeks. Some of the members who can not come to the rooms to sew are doing good work by knitting at home. but there are others who are not doing anything. Miss Mary Frink has gone to tleboro, Mass. for a month. Mrs. W. S. Chappell has returned from a_ten days visit with her sis- ter in Vermont. 2 Timothy Marra is an attendant at #» Wethersfield state prison. His mother will board in Willimantic. Mrs. Arthur Williams is spending the week at Groton Long Point. Miss Emma Larrabee has been con- fined to the house this week with an attack of articylar rheumatism, af- fecting her shoulder. Miss D. Frances Campbell returnsd to her dutles in the school for_girls at Concord, Mass., Wednesday. She was accompanied by her nephew. R. Good- win Waterohs who returned to the Fessenden school in West Newton. Library Canvass. The town is being canvassed to raise its portion of the million dollars fund for books for the soldiers. Mrs. Ada Larrabee is the guest of her uncle, Frank Larrabee in Groton. Mrs: Jessie Cook has been the guest of her cousin, Rev. M. R. Plumb. Special Sunday Address. Sunday morning the address at the Congregational church will be given by Rev. James H. Roberts, a field secre- tary of the Lord’s Day League of New England. His subject will be Personal Liberty as to Sabbath-keeping. Mr. Roberts will speak in South Windham on. Sabbath-keeping and Sunday laws. The leader and topic for the C. E. meeting will be the one given for Sept. 23d. The lecture last week taking the place of the C. E. ‘At the Friday evening service this week Rev. M. R. Plumb gave an ad- dress on the Congresational family tree. 'He gave the same address in Mansfield Centre Thursday evening. Next Friday evening the study classes will begin, the aduit class taking up Pilgrim_Deeds and Duties and _the young people’s class will study Hero tales of Pilgrim history. ATTAWAUGAN Truman Wooward returned home Tuesday after two weeks' visit at Ma- pleville, R. I. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hemmingway 2nd child and Mrs. John Hemmingway of Centerville, R. L, visited friends in this place Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Anderson is- visiting at_Pawtucket and Providence. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Taft is entertain ing the former's sister from Provi dence. Ode'ard Obineand Edgar Mathieu of the 35th Company, C. A. C., were at their homes on a 24 hour = furlough last week. Mrs. Clarence Weeks. who is ill, scems to be in about the same con- dition. Mr. and Ars. Albert Roliinson, Mrs. Timothy Sweeney, Mrs. Charles Wecks, Jr.. and children, visited Mr. Charles Barstow at Canter- bury, Sunday. i Frank Batie of Woonsocket spent the week end with B. I Taft Oliver Tatro has purcHhsed a tour- ing cir. - s Mr. and Mrs. Raymond _ Mitchel At- have returned home after two weeks' vacatipn spent in Worcester and Man- chester, N. H. BALLOUVILLE Closing Game of Season Today, Bp- tween Local Team and Connecticut Mills Team—E. T. Pray Reaches 75th Birthday. : This afternoon at the baseball srounds is to be played the closing game of the season. The local team will be matched against the nine of the Connecticut Mills, of Danielson. Last Saturday there was ‘a bag of errors filled more or less by both teams. Ballouville got three runs in the first and two in the second and the visitors got three in the second and two in the third. _ After that the Elm- villlans forged ahead and beat the home team, fourteen to seven. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Woodward are entertaining Miss Abbie A. Aldrich of Providence. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pray entertain- ed Sunday their son, James, of Bea- con Falls, where he is employed by the Housatonic Power company. James Pray’s grandfather. E. T. Pray, who passed his 75th milestone Saturday is in_feeble hea\h. Superintendent Hector ~McConnell was recently host to John Howard. of Kankatee, Ill, formerty of this vil- lage. Parker Brothers had an auction of wagons, harnesses, etc., Tuesday. A colt they raised was purchased by Dan Coffey, of Attawaugan. - Complete wfir’onv/y » ‘THE ONLY CONDITION UNDER WHICH YOU CAN OBTAIN ONE OF THESE ALUMINUM SET5 AT THIS UNHEARD OF PRICE IS TO BUY IT ON THESE TEFMS . <. o= <= Pay 98¢ Cash When Set Is Delivered and 50c Weekly for 18 Weeks Until the Amount, $9.98, Is Paid " [O TEErHONE o AL oRDERS FoR TrESE SETS Wi b FRLED || Why We Make this Sensational Price and Our Reason for Not Accepting Cash URING the next scveral months we will Bave on sale VALUES in HIS advertisement will, of course, attract hundreds of people, who prob- household goods THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU, bargsins which ably have not traded here before, and if it induces YOU to visit our will make you a regulsr patron of this store. . We willingly sacrifice store and know us better, we shall fecl well repaid This, to the ube 7 the loss that we sustain on these sets of Alumicum Ware—the ope . & Il _ & A Dottunity of having you call at our store each week for ‘18 weeks, (ro- lic, may scem like unusual advertising—to sell 44-picce sets of Guaran uired to make Aluminum Set payments) is well worth all the: == 1oz.0n ha - * teed Aluminum Ware at this unprecedented price—and IT IS UNUSUAL juminum Ware. ADVERTISING, but if it makes new friends for us IT PAYS. Each Set consists of the following pieces of QUALITY BRAND ALUMINUM WARE (each piece guaranteed to wear for 20 YEARS) ieces] *v 1 Cas 11 f ealt shaker, pepper (fig. C). The Roaster is used as in fig. D. By 1 LG Seten Roraipy wn tneet @ miscen) N1 B e o et e 1 B 0 THO DR U BT o B —— o = e e e = i “ 1 Set of 6 Jelly Moulds (6 pieces) { kinds of vegetables at once, as i his combination can also be used as & doubl 1 22Qt. Lipped Sauce Pan and Cover (2 pleces) | 1 MIENGEIIG, i tion Outfit consisting of Boller, ‘cereal cooker, Dot roaster, pudding pan, 1 3-Qt. Berlin Sauce Pan and Cover (2 pieces): two plece self basting roaster (see fig. A in round cake pan, bean baker, efc.—in fact is 1 Ladle , plerced ti ‘with five egg poach- almost a complete Kitchen Outfit in itself— 3 Jelly Cake Pans (4 pleces) e Casta R Cups ok B> and dairy pan #nd is included in this 44 -Plece Set. We will sell anly One Set to oach Customer. This is to prevent Dealers from obtaining these Sets in Quantities. The Big Store With Little Prics—SCHWARTZ BROS.-9-11 Water Street, Norwich flustrated 7 Vi M: Paul - = pole in front of his house from which | Smith hnn"le in their automobile after | held in the (ongragations hurch at 3;‘;.,;;"‘““ Sl ey nd, B CANTERBURY GREEN o= 'Sat.l Stripes. two weeks’ visit. anterbury Green drwsd " Sunday Services. SEra Miss Lydia Lathrop has entered| Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jinne and Siriies Pleg Dieclayod - oo s ciag| R2!ly Day Tomorrow—Local Repre- | Northiield seminars daughtor of Hartiord spent Sunday| SG0vicE TR€ D OPIe et - Sl Lo o i 2 Mrs, Mary kranklin Lovett is spend- | with Mr. Kinne's parents Mr. and Mrs. | A service flag is b ey services in the M. E. church at At-| Sepiative at War Library Gonfarerce |, Iy M o Wit Mve: 1. G C. [ Alfred Kinne. the of Herman C e awaugan. At 1045 @ feature will be —Meeting of Eastern Connecticut |z the month wit e £ i cumm s the Woodward orchestra of violin.| Branch Woman's Board of Missions. 1% 9% FEGE ML weuver ot prock-| CANTERBURY PLAINS eampat Soracuse, N YT Slapinet ‘shd planp, by’ Touman; sud > . |1vn callea on local relatives Monda 2 o SvixEInia, Bhe & Alvah Woodward and Miss Ethel| This coming Sunday will be Relly | VRS20, 0% 0650 THSURES YOOV Vest Upio g Woodward. Day for church and Sunday school. An | igied at Judge Hale Bennett Miss Rathbun Fills Vacancy in Scljocl j Fer au v.H ALrs ¥ te . At 6 p. ' m. in the church auditorium |adapted program will be used from| ‘mhe' monthiy meeting of the Red| —George E. Sackett Dics at Hartford : r -\(,"» IR SO nt they will also play and the sermon |“Faith of our Fathers.” The ume‘ls 11| cross wiil be held at the parsonage Hospital—Club Exhibit E<celier air G % will be by Truman Woodward. whola. m. The evening at 7.39, Chris- [ nO08 Vol o W00, A0 (8 B bk T AUSS 0N GFind Btones: leaves the following day for Garret|tian Endeavor subject will be Home |\ 1€ UG8 (WERN PG T has| Bawin st Jonn sceupied the mul ) . — Biblical Institute, Evanston, NI Mission Work Among Immigrants. Ps. | gone to New Braintree. Mass.:to have | at she M. 5. crmron mrmany aornin Williarh Brayto ris new shon bt R ICharge of Frank Palmer's farm. M, ce " Rathvun commen-cd | and grist mill nex ) Last Sunday the pastor. at sermon| ~A¢ the cow testing contest by school on the plains snada, mcin- | stones for g n o . > SOUTH WINDHAM tme and under the suggestion of the |p,yg of Windham county at Frool Pk S et Tor oD d the | the old Fay mi s mmnonErf C hnsl's ;1“"3*!"*‘33 "lg“o“"e fair, Lucius Exley won first prize and | previous Friday night. — - i v - way to Emmaas. Luke 2 3 W~ | Roger Brown second F. A. Hicks and Mist JE— e sister, Mrs, B 5. Swan of Providence, | st thou not the’ things that are come | X% spent Sunday wita he 1 EAST WOGDSTOCK s Fhillips t Sunda: with | to pass i - or Tyt 3 Mrs. John Perkins of Je: e M ol e Kederal 'Council's Hanch ook, . The SOUTH WiNDHAM B0 e or 0 R e e “Charles Rivers of Providence was|(DRurches of Christ in Time of War e for Hartford. . i for the fal: > two chapters: The Call of the Hour Local Fars Attended Boston Games Preaches at Congregational Chure O and The Spirit of. Our Intercession. . 2 Death of George L. Sackett. - Mr. and Mrs. Marshal were in town 2 Frederick Clinton On His Way to| e s T g one day. this week. Books on Current Themes. = Briendator George: 15 Apckelt, 63 3 and Mus. Arthur Aldcich | ye- Buck and __daughter i vere grieved to hear o2 his death list | turned te LU T o Mr. and Mrs. books A set of a dozen or more Saturday at Hartford hosiits . He s fpent the week end with Miss Phil-| . ;ne upon the present crisis in| Prescott Chamberlain with his lit- | Saturday at Hartford hosit: ', He Hintang {3 Sfiies Ruth Cahoone has been vistt. |World history has been put into cir- |tle son Lawrence of Dublin N, H. was | 26" M ENeq SURL G Lt AN ovins was held with igs Futh Canoone has been Yisit- | Ciation and may be obtained by book | hére to attend the funeral of his uncle | 404 when he had his Lus: 1 s Q. Wodnesdny afte o s N oy — - |lovers on application at the parson- |Frank V. Lyon of Canterbur S s osp lontitg hokbLali where att had charge of e John Foso of Hartford is in town on | RE gie (I8 IR MG ) un - . ind . E q Doy 1 rb-Lhghal €, vy F k r et R L nephew Charles Backus were in |f wpdis aslinyol aiew ark Parber of Putmam will oe Miss Jennie Phillips is dangerously | Hartford by the State Bouxd of Edu- ‘;‘,‘Zw“ et v dh et Lt enaiag Lthe ‘}ao;k:i“g:xh;] was in . Hartford Tu cnpy the puipit ot Congreration- in, cation leaders to attend ‘ast wee % A oon. 1 ehureh tomorrow (Sundav). A lars Mre. Mackey is spending a few days|Wednesday at the capitol the meeting e miith and, Mrs. Wililam Attonded Fair: LB A Sundny ‘ana =t Leuos [ (60 Tibraae San| fateresion sped! f Columbia left Thursduy to : : s tegation from j hI& sermon was hi poker Miss Kate Perry is at home sfter | sathered to place and jaunch the cam- |Greeh of Columble left Thurse: There was a large delegation from ) M3 ferion s ML PO a few daya. Daisn for Soldiers Camp lLibrary (SPSnd 2 wesic at Floasurg Dearh, 4 |the Plains at the Brookivn fair Wed- | \d{r AP0 GRS Mr McGrath of the New York|™unds. The Canterbury campaign | MP and Mys Ropeft BoZuman I0C B ey L aran 3 World is at Lakeside for a few days.|this week has been szoing forward jSUeren of Now YErl WiCe JEUIeLs ad Exhibit at Fair. e TS Georse tayaarthty junder eficient leadership in different ) Monday, of iss JoSepiune The Boys and Giris' Clab of the | gani o™ pore S duiii o, parts of the town. Ny ‘ana Mirs Fred. 'Tabor enter- |Plains united with the Green club in | 0m ang aaushter, Cetherine, fof SOUTH CANTERBURY Meeting of Eastern Connecticut |tained at dinner Sunday Mr. Tabor's ihe Sxnibitlon otvesalaniestand can (el wess At Goorbe Soswavtile Branch. . Irother ana family. Mz and Mva John | Re), 6000 o aekert who has been | 98T . - o d_d: hters of Willimantie. SRR { ur i e Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Rice of Barre e ity for Dectolt, Mich where| DeliEhttul for the people of the |TAOF AN JANENSCE, of TUINENILE, staying, with her daughters in Hari- | hqve heen spendinz a few days wit the has been teaching for several|(reen Wednesday of this week WASlater spending a few days In Hartford. | ford returned bome Woiesday night. |} 7 Sanzer and family, o cut Branch of the Woman's Foard of Sails for France. family to Providence. D e tanys, Willlam C. Sprague and her| (i sions. morning and afternoon, tol o 1 oo 8 0 e from his | Mrs. Peter Sabins who has bees vis , e e T roooPer; Of MOOSUD. | which came women from many of the : e iting her parents at South Manclester ~y ADKS =4 Mr 2nd Mre Aaron =~ Cooper and|{iwns of the eastern side of the state, |50 Frederick, Thusday, who was in|p,.% ciurned home. TLARK'S FALLS gauenter, Carol. of Iion, N. . were | X138 DL 108 SRSIeT, &1 Gas iiey. Jonn |the Medical Reserve Corps ‘at New > Saturday guests of Mr. and Mra. Levi|s "Po ey “lately” come from Prague, |Haven and fa n ABINGTON Mrs. Flelder Neft has sold her prop > 2 Austria. He held the attention of his |[FYance. o o ard B ety o] TUR. Evans ot Tiartora Mr Mrs. Martha Richmond of Plain- Mire, | Rearers by his sympathetic and thrill- ing story of war times in that cou: try. of central Europe. s Bet {Carins of Waterbury also spoke and after spending a returned Saturday, in Attleboro ; |few days with relaives Mass. Mrs. Mary Larkham returned Wed- Service Flag Tells of Horman Covell's Patriotism—Old Grinding Stones From Elliott for New Grist M Mre at_her field is visiting her daughter. Fred L. Hyde. Home From Terry. Among the toys home on a furlough from Fort Terry were Fred Maxon, WOODSTOCK VALLEY o ey o e iis it [osday from Spending s weeke wath | - siEkbncy | e n ey s her daughter, Mrs. Charles Hahn of | Mrs. Andrew Griggs is it her | visitec Mrs. R. O. Briggs is spending the|™MeT. a Fall River. daughter, Mrs. Olin Bullird, in| Mrs. Al i d News in General. g ' Bridgeport TiawikoHo week in Pomtret. R s ridgeps £ : ‘William Sumner Is i1} Ladies’ Association met Tucsday for otored From Southington. The Ladies' Benevolent 'soc'ctw met ady Stephen H. Brockman has left forfar all day’s housecleaning in the old| Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Smith had for | Thursday aft.rnoon st Library hall Charies Camp Devens as has also Allen C.|church. their guests Friday Mr. Smith's broth- |~ Mrs. frank Fuller, Mrs. Thomus | from Loui Bennett. Mes Duene Safford fa much im-|er. Alfred Smith and Mr and Mrs.|Eliott Mrs. P. A shacpe and Ml osex - | prov 4 Alfred Wells o uthington. ey’ Frank Haimes atfended ths mecting = e TR L B g R brought Misses Fannie and Merial of the Woman's Board of Missions turned from a two weeks' vacation. Arthur Bennett has a fine new flag- Vivian and Alice ed from Fort Terry. of Hartford Allen Jeywett nd of Manchestc this wee attena 5 at Elliotts, 3. Strickl tives b n Jey Tins v A alcom DeLor Pa.. w th his one have return-