Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 5, 1922, Page 2

Witlimagtics0fice 21 ChurchiStrees Telepbone 1062 —_— The Fourth of July was quietly observ- #d in Willimantie. Vendors of . fireworks Baid that business was very poor this pear. One of them state! that he had Wold more merchandise fr three hours in former years than i two days this year. Sperts at Recreation:patk in thesafter- noon were the main ction. The weather was not too promising but a Jarge mumber of sport fans found their Wiy 1o the park to witness the two big the matines races and the league game between the New London,Inde- and the Americin Thread A. A. All the business men enjoyed the day Bt leisure as the clothing storesiand the it_markets were closed all day and drug stores from noon to 6 p. m. ¥ Spent the eventg in the motion pic- fure theatres which had special;programs mrranged for the day. The nolse of firecrackers was intermit- tent throughout the city and ithere were few of the usual ‘“slight accidents.” Plans for outings and trips: were shat- tered generally by the stormy- skies. Many Jocal young people attendedithe dance at Lake Waugumbaug, South’ Coventry, in the evening, however. The matives races under the ausploes of the American Thread company Athletic Assoclation-attracted a holiday crowd to Recreation park Tuesday afternoon at lene o'clock. The races which included Clagses A and B, trot ar pace, held to ‘their promise to be fasteryand more clpse- Iy contested than those: held here. Me- morial day One trifiing accldent occurred during’ the races when Mammie Agan, driven by Prapk Terry of Jewett:City tripped and foll when rounding a curve near the fhree-quarter mile line. Neither 'driver ®or horse was injured. All the heats were very close and were daclared hard and heated, races by the many interested fans. Camerton, ed by George Bates of Preston, took st money for Class A, and won three in suecession. Chpssie Chimes, Glass B, owned by H. Rogd of Windham ook the first two heats, but broke dur- e third and lost first place to Peter ¥, owned by the Thread City Driving ®lul and driven by Albert Girouard of ndweity. The prixes for both classes were 100 Bushals of oats The officials were: Starter, King: judges, Wallace - Hil Adarms, Arthur Willlams: the Walter James k was J. B Davis and timekeeper, Alme Mar-s ‘tineau. The ientries. thelr ommers and the re- \suits of the heats are.listed below: Peter ‘Torment, M. Mitchel, Moatwille City > 44 Galeton, N. Brazel, Hartfors 52 Just Harry, H. Seeman, Man- chester % g1 2 Camerton, George Bates, Pres- ton ... Time of the successtve heats 2.24 rs Old Coon @ stood for . HUNTOON & GORHAM;CO. * Manutakturers \ EstaBlislied 1848 sy JAY M. SHEPARD Susceeding Filmore. & Shepard Funeral Direcior)&‘Embaimer #0-62 NORTH ST, 5~ WILLIMANTIC Lady Assistant. " Tel. Connecwien Killourey Bros. % FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS 38 Unian St Willimantic, Cona. Phone 29¢ t iLady Assistant) Peter Daw, Thread City Driv- Mammie Agen, Tyank Terry, Windham Pickett, P, L-mw )fln. Joseph Bedarat Class B. the past month 2.25 1-43 224 1-3. Class. ing Club, Albert Eirausrd. 3 3 1 3 Hoston Boy, F. Bowers, New is ‘ | Windhal _..i - Jewett GRRW .. .....oq.0 0 S T Minnie Wilkess, fl‘muel Pearl, “ esovs P N ] -nm of the mile; for/each successive heat, - 2.89. lu 145 235 1-45 2.35 4oty s Four ol s were listed in the entries 6( in an appearance, they weh, Sir’ %: pwned by E. M Curtain -of Montyille: Little Boy, of the ‘Wast Street S Lebanon ; and Ciifford mreei.‘nm;v P." Coutu of Hartford, for' Clast’ A“and Peter Bates, owned by . W,“’ Lebanon, for The Ameticst Thesad A. A. baseball team had xua ’tkhg winning from New 'L ‘rhe local nit- smiths garn ‘Mm "shte wallops trom the deliVery of " «Cranker for a to- tal of 1§ ku,, iding home runs by Nighols -#nd 4. Hamel, Mathewson in the box fogsthe logals 6n the r hand was verygeftective, aljowing the opposi- tion ondy’four: blows. Cranker's SuppATt WAl very.wobbly at times. The Tlreadmakers Med 2 lineup that was changed,: A & bit and the team as a whole played much bemi- Bball in theé fleld. The scores. Arerdean “Thread A“A" “New London Ind. ooamoas -@ & e Atemach 5 219 0 iBropms 414 20 Nm'ndinse § 1.1 3 JomRTelp-4 2 3 2 3 K 41 L 18aveth 10001 H 0 03 MTes B 0 002 0 i B aCywe” 40 5 10 ‘ R LR ] ‘ SResgumet 4 80 b1 o EmithJf £1310 Mathewnp OToowrlh 3707 04 Cranksp 3% 0 0 1 Totate i ——— Totsls 384 26 Jicorn by inninpe: A New Lonen, dnd f1 00000 0 Am Thread $111002x0 Fiomen Tamal: Thme: bise dli, Neal. o bise hifh. J. Acats John Molnais. Faceed Wb Combs. {Doobe Whvs, Cogte 3 sited). Steusk ouf, by Grank- R on halls, off Cranker Wid pited, Cranker. Pamed Supt.-John Y. Titeomb of the fish and game commission “is filling orders for trout fingerlings from the: rearing station at Bristol. He has sent to applicants about 9,000 trout fingerlings to applicants for/the stocking of brooks and streams n 'Windham county. ‘The fish are sent in cans by rail to the applieants: Supt. Tit- comb sends: to-each applicant printed - structions _for the reception of the fish and for the planting them in the streams and brooks-designated. in ihe application. al) of which, myst,be ppen.to tha general public for fishing. it Following is a list of those. to whom the fingerlings have been sent for the stocking of brooks and streams in Wind- ham county: Robert T. Cradwick. Shady Oak broof, {five cans! Clyde Phaneuf, Quedok, four: George Ligottl, Peor Farm brooks, two! James .Charron, Lyon brook, three; Clem- ent 8. Dessuiseau, Kit brook, two; Dr. |H. W. Sharpe, C. M. Letters, ‘each two o@ns far ite. JF. G, Rogers, nfirk-«“ hr:’e‘v‘ ‘!?aie‘ FRARK . Whit- Han, Ahingrnrr"’hmok 65 Wikithrap - B. Ballard, Ballard brook, two; Frank D. Thayer, Mashintuek brook; F. A, Mary- ett, Black water brook, two. uperintendent . Titeomb . sald . this o that beginning next week he-would distribute young partridges from the ate game farm at Madisoni 'These par- 16 5 would be old.enough te shoot in ! fan. Bome: adithe o gplsté: ok manesh - which en rat the fire- bell from 21 ’Mk of “Bridge ‘dnd Mountains ets. Wgine company No. I respond- (e to the false alarm. Mansfield - Canter’s ~eclebration of the Fourth commenced Wwith ‘a shore dinner shortly wfter 1 o'clock on' the estate of T. §. Digelow near Echo lake. Jim Small was the chef. Athletic sporfs and a bascball game followed. ‘The White Hagle Poiish-American band ‘of. this eity furnishefl musie: Local Blkts and their friends who made the trip to- Fmtnam Monday night to at- tend Willimantie night at the Putnam lpdge of Elks' carnival, reperted a wet | tedp Miss Dessle Almond of Pall River, Mass.. spént the Noliday “with Mrs. J. Hardman. Aiss Biizabeth Sulllvan of 264 Jacksen sirect has as her guest, Miss Marguerite Hyer of New London. Mrs. J. P. Bocash who has been iil for mproving steadily. The family of J.H..Hurley of 104 Nerth street is at Gmn Asng Point tor the summer. Mr. aad . Mrs. Atbert Cunhingham of MURRAY'S BflSTON S_TORE Willimantic, Conn. A New Cottage Rug WITH A NEW WEAVE Manufacturers of Cattage Rugs, have tried for seme time, succeu, to improve the weave of these Summer At last one maker has succeeded in doing so, and usu:htluttheru(umpmvodl ery few rugs, if any, can take the of a Cottage R for coolness and attractiveness, mly whlr a lx weave and color combination makes this rug or any room in the houu—fl’hlflmph:—,‘l.fl | chancel rail, Miss Alma Gobeil, an’ of- generally, . r&fl ‘on fll liver, swmn the stomagh, bowels, remove all the system, and make you fitand well.| You can have a healthy W- strong, nervous system, bright eyes e nd clear - complexion if you 7 - ,:echa - Pills & 12 pills =y friends in town. P. Bocash. | Bertha Vegina. 's| Many beautitul gifts of sliver, glass, vachtion’ w?&u;gru‘s:fla} o oanr"X"® | iinen nnd sluminum ware wers récsived, week here. ily at Pleasant View and will return to- day (Wednesday.) . A. . Brown, physical ‘director at the local Y. . C. his home in Greenwood, Mns holiday. Cape Cod for the summer. iting Mrs. Wiltred Blanchette, of 175 |Mrs. Geerge Bernier. Misses Bertha, Jackson street, also her sister, Mrs. A.|Adelle and Marion Bernier, Mrs. Chas. Monast of Valley street. Mrs Gobiel, Miss Atma Gobeil, Leo Fournier, from Gardner, Mass., a3 her guests over | Pedford: the Fourth. They arrived Monday aft- ernoon. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Winter wers guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. E. H.|in Plainfield Monday evening. Keach of Danielson, who - have opened; Mrg, their cottage at Kelsey Point, near Westhrook for ‘the summer. Charon:. at_Taftvilie. Mrs. Marjorie Church entertained- at| Merrill J. Herbert and Rev. Fathet bridge and luncheon | Saturday in hon- |Contwas of Waterbury are spending a or of Mrs, William. Little of Kingston, | week in Canada making the trip by au- Penn., There were four tables of eards | tomobile. and prizes were awarded . Mrs. Homer | Mr. and Mrs. Charies Heap and fam- Harrington 3nd’ Miss -Elizabeth - Hard- (ily_motored to New Bedford Sunday. man, - = York spent the week end with|assembled guedis. Planp | were played by Misses Blanche and Anna Du- Mrs. A. C. Foote and Mr. and Mrs. |pere, Gerard Dupere gave vocal selee- Keye are guests at the home of Mrs. J.|tions accompaniad by Misses Mary and This (Wednesday) morning Mr. ang Miss Lyle Hoffman has returned to - 4 her homie in Niantic'after spending a | M'S. Vezina will leave for a two months honeymoon teip to inelude Montreal and Queébec. Upon their return they will M. Bugene Lincoln has joined nis tam- | SH0SC, | TB0n thelr re Father James J. Tyler sald grace at the wedding breakfast and supper. Ameng the guests who attended the wedding and receps lett’Monday night fOF | tion weré: Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus La- for the|vigne, Mr. and Mrs., Mathias Lavigne and family, Mr. and Mrs. Omer Four- Mrs. Nathena P. Godfrey with her |nier, Mr. and Mrs. E. Turcotte, Mr. and daughter, Dorothy and her mother, Mrs, ) Mrs. Exaviers Couture, Mr. and Mrs. Jo. Anna P. Young are at West Harwich, |seph Fournier, Mr. and Mrs. Emile Du- vere, William and Peter Dupere, Misses Mrs. Ada Jordy of New Haven, is vis- | Blanche and Anna Dupere, Mr. and Avsen Gimond and dsughter, Amelda of C. C. Case had her brother, Huber | Are " , L. Morrigon, his wife 4nd two children [ D8Ritlson, Reginald Beleveau of New Mr. and Mrs. William Bouley and family spent the hckdly with relatives Joseph McCarthy of Jewett City was Alexander / Dupont is Auending the week with Mr. and M Stanislaus Mrs. Robert Wilde of Jewett City Mr, and:Mrs. Danie] Shea and two ljt- | 5Pt Sunday viditing at the home of tle daughters:of Providence, R I, have | Ve}i Mercler in Hartford. returned home after spending the”week- |, [0 De Euse, bes restened from end and foliday: with Mrs.- Shea’s par- | guc.Suded by Wil e ents, Mri*an@ Mrs.: Michael Moriarty. M . Mist Mabel Jenkins, 3 daughter of | Iyenr: Mr. and Mrs. William Jenkins will re- turn todey (Wednesday) from Putnam where ghe spent the hoyday with friends. | Barre snd Miss Belerose, Edward Boul- Peter Morjn of Holyoke, Mass, apent |rice and Agnes LaBarre, Joseph Benoit Taftville Tuesday. Henry Fountaine visited relatives in ‘Wiltred LaBare, Miss Fink, Albert La- Budweiser Everywhere " ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC, ST. LOUIS *J, C. Worth & Company Distributors Norwich, Connecticut the week-¢nd and holiday with friends in {and Albina LaBarre, all of Taftviile, | SOMPaNy was served ice cfeam and Ehis ity motorsd to New Lopdon Tuesday and Gor spent the day at Ocean beach. WINDHAM visiting friends in Spiingfield. Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Charron spent the About 40 members-and friends .of. the 3 r L.°A. §, and:the Woman's Missjonary so- (10/iday with, Baltie: relatives. clety ofithe. Congtegatlonal, chugell were Som UTH COVENTRY recent guests of Mr, and Mrs. S..C. Hig- bee of Fernbank farm at an all-day. pic- At 1 v'elook @ delicious luncheon of | In spite of the unfavorable weather ehicken” patties, potato salad, pickles, [Sunday merning the 25th. the regular eake, Ralph Sweet, employed in New York, Miss Diana LaBarre of Taftviile js |liS Deen at his home here for o brief stay. AvlineHaskine, Florencs Whyte snd George Orrok were among those gradu- dted - from Windham High school - re- cently. Owing to thedamp weather very. lit- tle haying has been done here. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Chase and rllug')\- ter, of Putnam, were guests Sunda; olives, sandwiches and cake, coffec and | Services were heid in all churches. The [N and Mrs. H. W Clare, TN {ruit punch ‘' was enjoyed. The tables|M. E. pastor, Rev. Franklin Frye, bap- were under. the trees’ on the’ lawn. The {tized two babies, Ralph Orlando, seven sation, siuging and a ‘Walk to the beauti- | Hawlins, and Robert Henry, the fixteen ful pond near by. A brief business meet-jMONthS' old son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton ing of the W. M. §. was held at l')\!:K‘RD‘B-_ % 3 the following offiders were eleeted-to-serve ; OWing to the electricity being poar trom Sent, "Ist:. President; Mrs. ¥. T,.|Sunday night " June 25th, the stereopti- (luild; viee-prestdent, Mrs. “A.:W,-Clif- | 00N lecture that wad to have been giv- ford and Mre: S:-C. Higbew: cretary, | #? in the Ccmgregational church had to Miss Grace Bates; treasurer, Miss Clara | be postponed. Johnson; chairman sewing ‘committee, | A Children's day coneért was give Mrs. H. O. Lathrop the M. E. church Sunday evening, June Miss Graco Rates-is at Provincetown, | 20th- Mass., for-twa oF three weeks: A chureh pienic supper is heing planned | fice on the afternoon of June ‘30th for for Friday. The time and placs will be|the benefit of the M. E. Ladies' Ald so- decided by Thursday, when information |<tey: > may be obtained from Rev. A. W. Clif-| A supper was held in the Congrega- tord. tional church Tuesday. June 27th, Miss Rosa Wolfe has returned from Migs Mary Frink of Boston was the| M& e A guest of Mis Juiia Burthsm at the inn | VISIng with relatives in’Somers. There was a faod sale in the post of- |in Windsor, Nov. 16th, 1861. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks and Miss Flora ¥ Clark of Hartford, spent Sunday at the {afternoon was pleasantly spent in conver- |months' old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bdwin home of Mrs. Susan Willis. Mrs. F. B. Willoughby and Mrs. Mary T. Lathrop spent last Tuesday in Nor- wich. L e S g . BOLTON Mrs. Bliza E. Daley dled last week Monday at her Bolton home after a long illness. She was the daughter of John and Catherine Daly and was bora Later she moved with her parents to Hebron over the “Bolton line, where she spent her girlhood. Tn 18877 she married Micfael Daly of Massachusetts. The first ten years of her married life Mrs. Daly tra eled much with Mr. Daly, who was Jarge : 1y Interested in race horses, with whieh from Saturday until Tuesday afternoon. | Mrs. Douglass Wilson and children of e - o 3. V. New York awe. visiting Mrs. Wilson's W. C. Fiteh of New York t the Farin A e h parents, Mr. anf Mrs. Albert Potter, Amone. those £t hema over the Fourth| Mrs. George Barber, Jr. is pntertain: he was very successful. They liveq for a time in New Jersey. \n 1897 'they purchased ‘the Jerijah Loomis farm in ith Br 5 A N were Goodwin Waterous of Boston and |!NE her father, Thomas P. Maine of | South Bolton. My. Daly died in Noy, Frod Adame of Lok, North Stoningten for the summer. 1920. Miss Blizabeth Andirson was the guest| DOonald Phillips of Hartford is visit-| Mr. and, Mrs. , Daly's oldest child, of Mrs. M. R. Plumb of Peovidence last | {28 his @eanamother, Mre. Garollla Phil- week jand attended, the ngtional conven- | V% © o e e e, been the | D&S FONE to Kis home fn New Hamnshiré guest of Miss Granger Tor two weeks, has | {07 t#o Weeks' vacaton returned to Montclalr. so——-— D Miss Chidsey,of New York Is the guest of Miss Carrie Bishop. ehild, all of Boiton. J'wo peovle in town have birthdays this |, Mies Maud Smith, whe- has been Catherine Daly, r}led young as €id the youngest John, who died in infancy. A son, Michael Daly, Jr., died in service in France, Sept. 16, 1918, Three daughters survive Mrs. Daly, Mrs. George Finnegan, Misses Elizabeth Daly and Margaret Daly, also one grand- K ntiMrs, Williavas, mother of Mes, | teaching at Port Chester, N. Y., has're- Mrs. Daly belonged to a family of Frank Sherman, was 85 Saturday and | (0164 to her hom: Mre. Julia Arnold will be 89 today (Wed- | M7 and Mrs. Lyle Smith and family nesdays. Both are able t he about the 2%, PENding the hollday in Worcester. house and are in as good health as the | M, and Mrs. Prescott Chamberlin and infirmities of aze permit. < Miss Mary Barker of Brooklyn, N. Y., | Mass is the guest of her grandfather, W. S. Chappell foted horsemen, both brothers and hus- band, being noted turfman. She herselt was gifted with a skill for managing horses which few could equal. Mrs. Daly son, Lamrence, are visiting at Walthem, | WAS a woman with streng purpeses and her will carried her over ebstacles that Myrtle Clark and her uncle and |to mest would have seemed insurmount- aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Buteau, of |ahle.| She was exceptionally good com- Rev. W. A. Borchert celebeated the holy | MOOSuD. are spending their vaetion in|pany and a most eordial hostess. Her communion at St. Paul's church Monday | ¥ wamont, at 10 a. m. Miss Calista Backus, who has been The Ladies' Al soctety of the Congre. | [S2Ching in Seuth Canterbury is at her home. gational church served a fine sunper of ' 3 . rogst beef, potato salad. -rolls, =pOREE | ey - O CRMNs visiting m. Wor cake ice cream and coffee Friday eventng 3 funeral was held at St. James Catholio church, South anchester Thursday mern- ing, with burial in St. James cemetery. Mr. and Mrs Charfes Pinney and daughter, Miss Dora Pinney, with Mr. he Geod Will elrole met in the church | 3nd Mrs. Alfred Smith of South Man- s g R R Ul W - |chester as guests, have returned from a which followed . included recitations by | Poriofs Wednesday aftemeon and elect su Mrs. W. €. Fiteh and deughter of New | °)0fficers for the coming vear. York and vocal duets by Mrs. Jehn F. visit in New London. Mrs. Garnett W. Smith and son, Fred, | Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Ruggles of Spring- - and her sister, Miss Maria Rizgo, |04 his family, are spending the hoki- |fleld were Bolton visitors over the and soles by Mrs. Woods: faycis Sauiingun Fourth. Tden Cook is the new president of the | . Y% William Bell is entertaining her | Mrs. Charles N. Loomis fell last week granddeughter from New Jersey. G N o Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark are spend- PLAINFIELD At. St Jehn's church Menday morn- gon, Arthur Clark, ef Willimantie, united in marriage Miss Delia Bernlier and Joseph Vezima. The bride was giv- en in marriage by her father, George Bernier. The groom's witness was his father, Desiré Vezina. The bride was gowned in white Canton crepe. She cars ried a shewer bouquet of whito roses. Her veil « beautifully beaded with pearis. As the wedding party entered the' church Miss Teresa Sullivan, the or- met by agtomebile at Ohle. SCOTLAND. retgrned from a three wesks' vaeation, Wednesday evening at the parsan: march. 'The bride was a miember of the riage gerémony was performed inside the ficlal of -the Children of Mary conducted the bride to. receive ‘the. society Fionors: At the offertory the orgamist yendered Mallerd's; Ave Martg. © Following the ceremony the wedding marty wentto the home of thé “bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bernier, wherel & Jipestéfact 'was [ser#si Dur- ing the afternoon the weddinz party motored to.Danielson .where they :Rad thefr photes taken. In the evening a suprer was Serwed at the homs of the groom’s narents, M.r and Mpg, ‘Desire fred Bouley on the accopdien and by Miss Blanche D he pians. - FRANKLIN 4 s So Sdnie 1o || 4244 (LIN STREET Fourrfer, M. and - Mrs. George:- Mr. and Mrs, Emile Dupre ing the heliday at the home of their Noyes Manning and hisaunt, Miss 2 rt] , 0 Norwieh, left ing at 7 ociook, Rev. James I. TYIOr | Bortns tor iy e ii” o | the week end with her pazents, Mr. and Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Gates, havimg were given. an appreciation party ot The community took part by eemrlbnh-‘ meney and many useful gifts. The lawn | sanist, plaved Mendelssohn's Wedding | was decerated with Japanese lanterns. A brief talk was given by Rev. W. R- Children of *Mary society se the mar- | Stewart, acting pastor at Lebanon. The OUR BATTERIES ARE FRESH EVERY WEEK A COMPLETE LINE OF EVEREADY FLASH LIGHTS IN STOCK - i hihe 2%l | The Norwich Electric Co. and broke a bone in her right wrist. Mrs. Charlotte E. Pomeroy of Windsor is with her daughter, Mrs. Willlam C. White for the summer. Miss Helen Mathein of Hartford spent Mrs F. T. Mathein. NORWICH, CONN, Wednesday last. Mr. and Mrs. Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. Royce are on an automobie trip through the White mountains. Miss Ruth McCollum has returned from New The W, H. Stedman houscliold ment to Groton Long Point Ssturday for the month. Mes. Hernbers and daughter, = Miss MANSFIELD DEPOT Fenelon MeCollum, -Mrs. . Merritt Smith, Mrs. F. W. Klsin and Misses Helen and Mildred Bowers attended .the annual Ashford Baptist School association the Spring Hill ‘church last week Wednesday. Miss Pauiine Chaiker called on friends in this ing Mrs, Fenelon MeCollum. Mre. Howe of Troy, York. he ehapel. KEEP YOUR FLASHLIGHTS READY FOR INSTANT USE WITH EVEREADY BATTERIES AN EVEREADY FLASHLIGHT 1S MORE IMPORTANT THAN \ A LIFE PRESERVER You've never seen anything like this Eveready Spotlight! Justthethmgtouh:lmgmmm' For motor boating, canoeing, or rowing, to show location to aym:hm g boats, pick up mcom find landing pl Is longmgcmsku pensable for matorists, to read road sj to :metgmcyworkabout the car; for, Sooun ;nd pers; for every outdoor purpose where a 11 ht is needed. Shoots a joo-ft. beam of electrie bnllmlze' Tty out this Eveready Spotlight at once. MONEY-BACK OFFH.. g Tf At for § U I!" FE s T e de'm(fiflyhh'mm& wantsto gy W.fi--,: it out) Eveready Flashlight Batteries give a last longer; fitmdunpmwaflmaku Claribelle, returned Saturday after & week's visit with relatives in Troy, Miss D. I Whitman of Putnam is visit- Y. i at the home of her mother Mrs. Hernberg. Devotional servicé Thursday. 3 Miss Annie Dinsmore of Buftalo, N. Y., is visiting Miss Maude Brigham.