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: ItfCWlCK EULLETTN, SATURDAY, siPTEMUER .
Br 191 7
i-NEHS.S FROM ONE
AND
WESTERN
LIVE GOBteSEONBENTS
- . ;. '- ; T i ' - ' ... . - '
GOSHEN
RHODE ISLAND
Wlie
3 . n,- T.-
r r.Cf irfBuiWinia Three Counties.
UNCASVTU-E
Successful Lawn" Sala Sehaala Open
ing UrvrorePiuhee tf Bank,
Epea.i,BO sac rrtae -to pwm.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Flaherty have
been entertaining "Mr. "and Mrs. John
Vernon and two daughters of Bllleriea,
'Maes.
Misa Elisabeth MeKenii re
-fa
' turned? tlb'Jroci(XS,. Jsw '3r:i
jUwa Sale ;
Thursday afterlie'ori- the Ladles' Bo-,
f piety of the Methodist church held a
ale of Ice cfeaW cake and fancy ar-
tides on the lawn at the parsonage.
"iThe proceeds wjll "be' lised to defray
r the' expanses Incurred; th painting the
- church." f,. .'.".;"'" ,:-- '
' Mr. an Mrs. Rfcubeh AustlnT accom
panied fiy'Mrs. AusHn's sister, Miss
Carrie Wood left Friday xri an automo
bile trip through Massachusetts.
r Beach Outing
- The members of th Junior League
'of the Methodist church enjoyed a
-day's ntrtiofr'.at uOceao Beach Friday.
Mrs. Crfcrrles' Barrrett: was chaperon.
Matthew Gearyvof the ;N aval Reserve
Corps has received a discharge on ac
count of ill Healtlu- ..-- ;
Schools OpenEarlier
" State'iuperVisor-Carron BV" Wheeler
has arranged a new schedule for the
school' Sr morning- session will in
"future- openrat-:-.- The hears f or
the higher grades, will be $:S9-j 12
a. m. lower grades 8 SO to 11:80 a. m.
All grades 1 to :S0 p. m. The school
opened Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Edward Curt hi and children af-
ter spending several day with friends
in Chico,pe?..Famjt ia,e tfifurAS JWme.
To Imprave-jSuftdey;, School
Friday eveiVrTrga;'rnWtmg was held
ijn the Methodist church. .Wallace I.
AVoodin. general- secretary of state Sun
day schools . .meeting tbe teachers.
xii.n tnt! fVm htffrmht ef th Sun-
'day school were suggested,h discus- I
Mr. ariji Mrs. Howard Rogers ax
spending" Mr. Roger's " vacation with
'JriendserJostqrr and New 'Tfprk: '
Big Cucumbers
.. Frank Wilbur had on display Friday
two cucumbers that weisenhis
garden. -' One measureaisnpjn iftdies
in lsncrth anil ton inches meileiwmfer-
ence and weighed two-fSr oe half j
pounis. ne omer weisnei - frrS, i'.
- nma uroii Bir.y - r
. i The Red Cross- Society held its ref
ular "meeting with good attendance.
Another name was added to its list
of membership, that of Mrs. Charles
F. Bartlett. Worlc is being . rapidly
turned oft! by the members, one mem
ber having knitted three sweaters, sev
eral scarfs afta 6lBr. - v.T'-'-,
. Miss Lois, Jones .and Miss Roxcella
of New York who have been guests
or Mr. and Mrs. James G. Lyman have
returned to their , home, after a two
weeks' "vffcft '"'-'
Mrr an '. Str". :rariVf'A AtJn T1iUve
o?en ehtertainlng Mrs. Austin's sister
Mrs. Richard Perfy of Elvira. Ohio for
a -week.
Fred B. Tooker. rural carrier is en
joying a Vacation" of fifteen days. Fred
Simpson -Is the substitute carrier;
f1' ; :: :: Ho : shot '
'.. A horse- owned by. .William . Clark,
pastured en ;th land of -Mrs. -Charles
Ri -Bogue -in .FaUnerto.wn wliicb while
standing on the embankment 5 Sunday
made a sudden jump backing off the
rtath which-Ts "fifteen or- twenty eet
high. . InsrfaWtt W16 fe4WWrBe4
a rtte or ieiM.eaka!r its back. U
was seen, JgMrsj-vTostpBf Tu1 who
informefl: ilhal'if5 owner his
misfortune? Help'Va& obtained
nothing.cjyuM. g doneo Lewis Clark
shot th auitnai. Mr. Clark valued the
horse at about $100. j.
Si .AltWjHtooper is -visiting "lrs
-A m t - - til: k i c
Mass. -j ..j..- a : 9. '- '-
Mrs. A. J. Huggard who is ill with
typhoid at 4he. Mepwria hospital is-
Biigntiv improjre.f j, ?
Miss Gertrude Rogers and Mrs". "Lil
liaji Sawj-er spenfthis week .with
friends in .-Boston:'-!- -m
Norwi3h the's'SkWilr attend.
ing the fairt
Hennr E. SmiSt" at &LMt VtlLvr-n -jmt
the holiday at JtU.eotiitge' "Whip-poor'
ill tO WW..VIWr... Ml U u.
Albert Brown "of'New : fifcveri Spent
the holiday m the Grove.
Harold Barrett -of Hartford passed
Sunday wlih- hr-grdmothr, Mrs.
G. M. Barrett affCanteV street.; , '.
Louis Kagr: Sf -HirtWrd ' spent &
short time with his family here. last
weeK. - - - r ,y ? r . .
. George Weir Portland spent Sun
day with his sister, Mrs. JSllen V. Weir.
Mr. and itrs Ourdon.B. Coats -an
daughters. Misses ESeanpr and Mar
Jorie who Sepwt tha aesceA at Crescent
Beach.
Gart Tracy of Haord has' Tjeen
passing two weeks', vacation at his
cottage. -fit -.- ,.
Graham Brdwn and Oeorge Newton
of New Haven maSored hrar Sunday
enroute to the County fair at Norwich.
Newton Lee entertained hhi sister,
Mrs. James Beebe from Salem last
wAlr'. . . . . ...
Eddie Bann4nff t Hiirtford W, spead-;
ms a weea wim nis granamotner, Airs.
W. A. Banning. , .
' Lawrence Spencer has returned from
Salem where he has .been .passing the
summer and started Tueaday upon his
studies at the ManuJ Training school,
Niir Ltndon. ' '
Th village, was iujet. .Monday,-as
the Norwich fair showed a good atten
dance from Niantic.
Mail carrier J. Percy Morgan Mrs.
Morgan and Travis D. Morgan motored
to the fair Monday. .
Fred Manwaring of New Haven
spent the holiday with R. 1i Manwa
ring. ' -v i -,
Dr. P. A. KumDltsch of Bridceoert
motored here, to" pass the' Holiday with
II IB 111 1 1 J .
Milton Starlit left . Sunday even-
Inr for bualnesw- in New York after
passing the summer with his family
at the UeVlson 6ttar.
' Metneria! Servie
A number of the Orove-people7 at
tended, the Memorial serviee at - the
Ladies Aid Building Sunday, afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hotchkiss and soiis -of
Hartford arrived Saturday for a stay
at the orove.
Frank Graham of Petroit, Mich., is
making, a few days1 stay -in this ec
tlon.-- ' ' -- ' '
Mr. and Mrs. William Wedge ot Hal
lowwell, Maine, were in town recently
Mrs. George-A. Boon 4s -ntertafalng
her sister, and nlir at 4he A. Ti Booii.
cottage in Broadway: '
-Morris Palmr5f Willimaotic is as
sisting W. &i Barker. '
Mr. and Mrs. William Austin f
Lyme motored here last week for a
call on Mrs. Lucy Miner.
Mrs. Miner Who has been ill is im
proving. , ..
Mrs. TR. h: Lloyd 'aha 'daughtets of
rsew rork are at their place in Wells
Street. . : . - r : f.-r'-. :
Edward E. Claussen and son Walter
of Hartford- passed '-the holiday with
Mrs. Claussen at their Pine Grove cottage.-
, '
Sydnejr-Sflgt2 "bfCeAteV- street has
beetr: Entertaining hi brother t rom
New York. . '
Mrs. George Neuschafer and ' son
left Alonday for their hom in Brook
lyn. N. : Y., after passing the summer
with Mrs. Olivia M. Case at the AUv-
bama bungalow.
Launch Returns .
Capt. F. K-: Partrie returned last
week with his lanucn- Crescent' from
Savin Rock and has commenced mak
ing daily .trip rom the Groye toNew
London-.' The . 'cottagers have missed
the Crescent.. -Homer
Dorraan Of -the .Newport Na
val Station was a. visitor in the Grove
Sunday. .v. .; ,
Miss .TosnhijeatefMehday, to
resume teacning at oouin Lovenir .
FITCHVILLE
Visitors During' Holiday Week Vaca-
( tjasj Outinga End. -
John Kane-has returned front" "a -visit
with Boston. relatives.
Peter Gribbin has returned to Hart
ford -'af:er.Jttaflin7 Jlid, fatteierUttohn
Oribbln. -' ' J '
Walter Kelley ta-vilting reiatlve-tn
Pawtuckct. se'- ?
Het5jrn. Maine. '.
Misa yaryiSTeCarfy-and Miss Mary
Kingberger have. .returned after spend
inr the f-eason in Maine.
Mr. -and M-rJolw--Bb?oek. erf Ster
ling have .been, guests tof MrBabeock's
sister. Airs. -. William- Brad - - - -
Misses Alice aod Marie'e'rnon of
Bolanca, Mass.. are visiting their un
cle. P. J. Kelley.
Mrs. Fitzgerald of Hartford ha been
spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Gribbin.
Mrs. W. W. ChappelL has returned
from a stay of several weeks with her
sister. Mrs. Charles Powers of Ches
terfield. Thomas Fields. Thomas SuHivwn.and
Fred Rogers have reJaj&-ned to iBridge,--
relatives here. ' -
Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Winchester and
Htt!e daughter Lois of Willimantic
were recent guests of Mr, stndt Mrs; N.:
f. -s-
SALEM
Callers Curing the Week Y. P. 6. C.
E. Meeting-Quests from Hanevtr.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Colt, of Ilion.
N.- Y., have been spending afew days
with local relati'Ws . ; ' -
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Cleric enter
tained friends from Weaterlv, Mftn.
day.
Mrs.. Sarah. Maskowitx.. and sos Ju
lius, of Hanover-. -soent -th ftrstvof .the
week with Mrs.. Maskowita's -daughter,'
Airs, oram suninontitz. - , . .
several from town attended Nor
wich fair TueBday.
Mrs. . Winifield . Haner . . returned
Monday from a short., stay -fith Wa-
errora relatives. ...
The Y. PS. C. E mtinr SundAv
evening was ied by Wilbcrt 1. Mar-
Mrs.- Gertrude Harrig' of 'New ;Ha-
en was a recent cai.;ejf.,ih' town.- ,;w
Holiday Guests.,... , .
Mr. and Mrs. R. R enfnr ni
children - and Mr WilHam of New
Britain wets; guests ttf Miss -usiia
Darting, Labor Day. -.i
Mrs. .Mabel Jordon and son .- Chea
ter, o( Montville,-- spent sth first of
the week with relatives her.
Mosee Ctuoman'md (iircht.i- Mio
Lila Chapman, of- MattSvJll . sp'enC "a
tew days recently with relatives in
town. ... .
GALES FERRY
Silver Tea of Red Cross Auxiliary
.Well Patreniaed Vaudeville at
- Country Club Oevemer's Meseag
: E a . .a tti- .. m : -. . .
"Lsave, Following Labor Day.-
.The Gales" ' Ferry r-anxiiiajy of-the
Norwich Red Crass gave a. silver tea
at the summer home 'of Mrs. A. C.
Risdon tf New York, in the -village.
Saturday - afternoon from S to -6
o-ciock. Mrs. Risdon ' an Mrs. Bill
ings b. v. crandall -were the host eas
es. The younr ladies who assisted in
serving were: Miss Katherine Risdon,
Misses Esther and Margaret Witsnn
f Breok:yn, N. Y.t . Mlas' Edna" Mann
or-rurnom ana Mies Ruth Lawson of
the village. They wore rhite dresses
and' tht regulation Bed Cross nurses'
caps. A.gooff sum wae rc(ClEe. t ,
tnppy vaudeville. ;
The vaudeville performance erven at
the Country Clubhouse Saturday eve
ning under the directknof -Miss Bes
sie Ames, of Yonkera, N. Y was
clever and "full bf anapp; -ioeal' hits.
The Gaies Ferry baud made its first
and last appearance in a musical way
and was enthusiastically encored. Ice
cream-was on sale af the close of the
performance.
Tea Well Patronised. "
The Ladies' Aid Society tea 'In the
vestrji of the M. E: furch last
TWll ftdA m (rar i r, m- i.a , .11
attended and a pleasing success. Salad.
sanawic;ies,'CaKe and pie- were sold.
Read Governor's Messaae..
Rev. James M. Potter itroke from' 2
Timothy 1:3 in the M. E. church Sun
day morning, the theme being. Good
Soldiers of Christ. Rev. Mr. Potter
read uov. Marcus jh. Hoicomb's recent
message ana pam a. special tnouie Dy
prayer for "the ' young men of this
country called tO'.a foreign country te
nnt. Rev. -Allen 8haw Bush cop'
ducted the 5 o'clock aervcs in the
Country- clubhouse. Sunday"', afternoon,
speaking from St. Ljke 20: SB, Render
tnererore unto Caesar the'thingrs which
be Caesar's and unto-God the things
which be God's. -.'.- . '
. Commitsiened Second Lieutenant. ; -
. William. H." Barnes jof. NewvLondoii
and Galtfc Fet ry received his commis
sion as second lieutenant m the Field
Artillery , in ihe B-rmy. i-oervice from
civil life", having passed the required
examinations several weeks . ago. He
was ordered l-o report for "duty at Fort
Leavenworth, Kan. V i .
Entertained Friday.
Mf.iF.nny A. Molthrop entertained
Friday.- Mrs. Arthur C. Fuller of- Beet
fcView, Msv-Courtland K. Colver, Navy
Yard; Mrs. E. "W. Jones. Mt. Vernon,
N. Y.i.-itnd Mrs. Curtss F. Gates. New
London, at he- home in tht. village. -
Cuests From Reehetter. J 1
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Chrffch ef
Rochester. N. Y., have been spending,
three weeks at the- cottage of ... Mr.
Church's ' parents,- Mr: ' and" Mr. "Lewis
Church f Norwich, on theB7uff.
. Mrs. J.- H. Larrapee of Newburyport,
Mass.. f'.-rmerlv of 'Norwich, is a guest
at the home of Mr. feud MrV. Nathan' A.
GiLbs in the village. Th party mo
'.ored to' New Haven- Lab.ir Day. ; .-
? Mrs-'Charles J frirSjigs . of. :Newf
ijonaon was a gueat at tie .nome or
Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Latimer,
Friday.
George Hughes of New. York spent
the week-end and holiday at the sum
mer home ef Mr., and Mrs. jGeorge-W.
Frost. ' "''.
Mr. and "Mrs. Paul Allen have taken
rooms it the cottage of Mrs. Lucy A.
Huributt for the present:
Rev. James M. Potter Coroner Frank
lin H. Brown and Dudley C. Perkins
attended the ball game at the Plant
field,- New London, LabOF-Day, -On
House Boat,' ;
Meter Visiters From. New Jersey Big
FTat-Hearfoer Adder Killed Fine
Field f Cneiliuja Corn.
Mr mn nr-m trrin; T5,.-.
Terrace were reeent guests Of Mr. and sons, WilHtsm Button, Jr., and Clar-.Mrs.-E.
E. Reynolds. .'.':,." once Button of IrvJngton. New Jer
Mrs. Nellie Rogers of Willimantic sey, were week end - visitors with
was an over tmday guest at the home friends in Goshen Mr. Button's early
of Mr. ndMrs. C. E. Ellid. home.-The trip was made by automo
. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dolbeare were bfle by way of Hartford, the die
Sunday, rueste of Mr. and Mrs Charles tanr uni -a,, no u
Rogers of Massapeag . . I Riv. B. F. Clark of Lebanon nreach-
Benjamin Shaw returned t uaies ed here Sunday at tW o'clock, his
Ferry. Monday, after apending a few I bi. Tk. t -r
days with Rev. Lawrence Gates. was botn- interesting d helt.f,.l.
hOboth!a:- Jwe"ePhSiay "guests h" t
of Mr. ai.d Mrs. J. I. Ross. , DW,,M fiTMin. v-X' 1,
Guest from Dakota. 1 : I Chauncey Williams. U. S. N and sis-
Mrs.. Cl arlee Hewitt of Cogswell, N. I ter. Miss Ella Williams, of Lebanon. .
D.. is mi ending a few days at the! Mr. Williams -of the United State
navy is nome on a few days' furlough.
, Home From Motor Trip.
P. -A. LaihrOD and anna. Arthur La-
throp and Andrew Lathrop. have re
turned from an automobile trip - in
northern New England.
, Mrs. Ethel Smith and son of Willi
mantic, are visiting Mrs. Smith's sis
ter, Mrs. Charles. L. Hinckley.
A number from this Mace motored
to Ocean Beach Friday and a visit was
also made to Niantic.
-Miss Ethel-Randall is the truest of
friends in New Jersey.
-ne reminder of the oasslne- of the
irooa oia summer time is the sound
heard a number of miles -distant of the
Mrs. Austin Rathbun and children "crtmy ".5Lh001 oel'. oshen Hill.
home of her brother. M. C. Swan.
Mrs. Charles Perry. Mrs. ',.C: R.
Perry aid Miaa Natalie Service,' of
Greenev.ile, -' spent Friday with Miss
R. E. Palmer.
- Misses Bessie Reynolds and Mabel
Sherman have returned to Bridgeport,
after spending a week wilh Mr. and
LMra. John Ross.
Mrs. Emma Champlin or Worcester,
is the guest of her niece, Mr. .d
ward Reynolds. ,
' Miss Lillian Boynton as returned 'to
ivorwicn, arter visituig Airs, wiiiiam
Rrtlevi
Mrs. -William Ganup of. Woodstock
is spend ng the week-end with Mrs
Fred Galmp-.
of -. Plain Hilt are amending eeveral
days at the home of C. L. Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Randall and arm
Arthur Randall, visited friends at
Lewis Clark of Fort -Wright was, a J 3oh?" 'oint- "Waterford, Friday,
cent guest of Mr. ano Mrs. J.- I-1 -T'" Waterntt. W. T. Curry ant
anil IT
ST. Jones 'were in New Haven this
weeic.
Big .Adder Killed.
One day this week a larre. flat-head
ed adder was, killed on Maple Hill in
a pasture lot.
Archie Walklngshaw of Chlconee
fans, Mass.. was a week end visitor
witn mends- here,
A number -from thia nlac attended
Perry-Gallagher Wedding at Home of I w,vn "". -nmner yaK lairs tms
Groom Parents.
The Norwich fair has been well at
tended by people from this village.
Miss Sarah Palmer was the guest
of her uncle, Horacs Palmer and fam.
ily. over Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will P. Hill with their
recent guest
Ross.
Rev.: L. O.. Gates will preach at the
Baptist church Sunday morning. Sub
ject: Love end Obedience. , Sunday
school at Uila p. m. '
At'?:S0 p. m..the B, P. V. meet
ing will be held. . . '
CLARK'S FALLS
. I j. Waterman haa aim nf tnA Annst
fields of ensilage corn in this section,
which attracts notice of those who
pss tnat way.'
NORTH STONINGTON
son,. Gardiner, and daughter, Ruth, ofN Teacher" Yet For CmrU' r.iu
Seheol Baltic Woman Buys Brock
-,way -property Rec!Cr6b Member
Busy.- "
The tjwn school' houser have been
Pearl street, Westerly, while enjoying
a ride In thelrTiew car Mohday call
ed on friends here and - at Laurel
Glen.
Miss Elsie StlHman of New Britain
and ItTiaa AnA-rvrm wi- th -tritwafa Af
her fathwe cousin. Mrs. Horace F.jV"Pa,rea as extensively as funds
Plmr. ; Priilav nirmiinr. Thev wsri oi;14 permit.-the chanllinj in
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. George -. b naving been, thoroughly,
w-. iuricK or cniase ni, MopKie I ln scnoois win open
ton. . - :Tonaay, jfept. 10. The teachers will
Perry Galligher. . nceier aiscricjL, Mise Gladys M
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. John "-'r"' w"?4", wniwwn; center
B. Perry Saturday afternoon, their t " 'r- ' J?.u,lr' Stonln.-
youngest son, Oscar E. Perry, and MIss Ki;ln tdvard- ' pinHi-t- Tr. '
Emily, U Gallagher, both of New Ha- ' IZtlV' Lea"? AVhwineU
vep were united, in marriage by- Rev. Kria i R..trw w v ?v '
Clayton. A. Burdick of Westerly. The ni?. s
ceremony was performed beneath an Vorth ? ntnii' xrV'
arch of green and White. Mies Edith L C?aDman North &?nJJ&lSa nrlt
Perry of Danlelson. played the bridal Li'K Nf.'h Ali.lL Vfih
march. Only a few relatives were vard. Th. ;.,.,, p, wl' iCfil
present. Mr. and Mrs. Will C. Perry school haa not vet h.i-
point, -
r-urcnaser.
Mr.,. J.. G. Burr of Baltic has
and daughter. Madeline, of Riverpoint,
R. J., Miss Elvira Perry of Perryvllle,
Mr. awi Mrs. Harold Maine of New-
relatives and attended the, funeral of
an. c. Barker. '' -
Mr. and Mrs! Ed Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs.
Clement Fowler, motored to Hartford
Springfield, Holyoke and Northampton
Sunday. . v.
Long -Time Mail Carrier.
Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Loom is have
moved to Hartford. . Mr. Loom is has
carried mail for about forty years and
vill bo missed by many.
- Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sweet and chil
dren. Elizabeth and Walter, have re
turned to Washington, after spending
their vacation with Mrs. Sweets
mother, Mrs. Annie Perry, at Red
wood. "
Mrs, Richard Bishop and son,
Gordon, are spending two weeks with
Hartford relatives.
Thieves About,
Deacon flames , Y. Thomas has had
8 hens stole n, recently. Some one has
Stolen pole beans from Mrs.- Louise
Watrou's garden.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pultz left Thurs
day for Sherburne, N. Y., for a visit
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hewitt and
Mrs. Catherine Sweet attended the
Charter Oak fair Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Oager is spending a few
days with relatives at P.leasant View,
R. I.
Charles Whetmore and family were
week end visitors with Air. Whetmore's
mother, Mrs. William Whetmore.
A large number from this place at
tended the fair at Norwich.
Mrs. H. M. Peck. C. M. Geer "annd
daughter, Myra, spent Sunday at Can
terbury. ...
At Legislative Club Reunion.
E. A. Hoxle, Elisha Waterman, ' W.
T. Curry, Ed Jones and Stanton
Briggs were at Cozy Beach, East Ha
ven. Wednesday, to attend the reunion
of the Connecticut Leeislative club.
The Red Cross met Tuesday at Miss
Hattle Hewitt's.
Elmer. Clarence and V Roy Geer
weer callers in Moosup Sunday. I
George Goodwin of Hartford is 'Vls"-
itine his brother. Clinton Goodwin.
Sheldon Peck of Blair. Neb., was a
week end visitor at C. M. Geer's. Mr.
Peck attended the G. A. R. meeting
in Woston. .
Mrs. David "Pitcher and dauehters
left Thursday for their home in Brook
lyn. N , ,
LEONARD BRIDGE
port. Mr. find Mrs. MaHory Maine off bought the house of Charles C. 1 Wednesday
New.' Purchaser Take Possession of
Williams Farm Personal Item.
'Mr. and Mrs. Otto A. Nettleton and
daughter.' Grace, returned -Friday evi
ening from an eight-day visit with
frionds at Clinton.
Miss Lavina Knesland and David
Walsh were visitors at Mrs. Emma A,
Parks at Jones street, Hebron, Sun-
dav. During 'the '"afternoon thev ac
companied Mrs.' Parks and Earl Park
on an automobile trip to East Hamp
ton. where .they cared on .Miss Is.nee
land's "aunts. Mrs". Eunice Adams and
Miss Mary J. Watrous.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hughe of
Providence are at Mrs. K.' L. Cum
miners' over Labor Day.
Mrs. Bertha,- Cox. with her son from
Stamford, is at her mother's, Mrs.
Georro A. Mills'.
Miss Joyce L. Corblt of-Brldgeport
is visiting her grandmther, airs. Ida
E. Cummin gs.
Attended Fair.
Several from thi place attended the
isorwich fair, Monday, Tuesday and
D. .Winer-ester.
Jeremiah Snow of Philadelphia has
oeen visiting his sister, Mrs. Phoebe
Thompson.
Miss Mary Gallagher of Providence
a visitir.g her cousins,' the Miss.es
Tiejds. .i.tr Sj; 'L--
NIANTK;
Social Activities of Village-and Groyf
Launch Crescent Heme from Savin
Rook Notes of the Heliday. - -
Mrs. 'Mary Wickford of Lyme is car
rg .for Mrs. Lucy Gleasorv who s re
:overing slowly frorrf' tlTrrees'.-' - ' '-..'
Mrs. George Peabody has gone to
Harford to visit relative .j t.y .'
Mrs. Isabella Hargey and daughter
f .Uncasville .former residents of Ni
tntic. are at the Morton House.
Mrs. Amelia Thompson of Nyack, N.
a guest at the Niantic House is re
rted improving from her illness. Mrs.
Miompn has spent many summers
icre. ,
Guests From Norwich
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Howard of
A plumber from thi place were In
j5s ir?s sr '
CHESTERFIELD
The dance given hy the Eureka CliiW
at the Golden Spur Wednesday was
well attended, but a small amount was
made.
The preaching services In the Ran.
tlst church SumiafUtftrlioan liv Pant
Hill, of Massachuaetis Ta welt attend i
. . . v t r
Mrs. Charles Powers "after spending
a month in Uncasville returned home
.Sunday: ?-,'-People.
from here-attended 'tlre CounC
cy rair at jsorwicbi - - -
Mrs. Willis Chappell returned home
to -itcbvllle the fleet o.ihe. w.eek.
-wise steiia Saul of New York Is
visiting miss Helen Kaplan.
Benjamin Kaplan spenttha. week-end
and Labor Day In New York- '
Miii Ethel .Kaplan Is teaching .the
Lake Pond school this yeO-TV - '
Miss Florence Lula Powers spent
two days recently Wn -'Norwich 'arid
Fitchville.
v Misses .. Ruth . and ElsiO: J5ogue with
Mies Alena Lester of Norwich - spent
the week-end and .lOllde on the
house boat, Gypsy. .
-. .' Leave for City Home.
-'The exbdus of summer " people be
ran Tuesday. Mrs. Richard Ames and
daughter. Miss Bessie 'Ami, of Yon-
kers, N. Y who Jiave.been guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Frost at trjetr
eummer home, left Tuesday as did
also - Mr.? and -Mrs. Frost ana family
for their home in Montclalr. N. J.
Miss Evelyn- Richards, " upefivsor
of : sewing - in the school of Passaic,
a. - J., who has been spending her va
cwtton -it the hom? of ''her - parents;
Mr.'and Mrs. Fred Richards, of -Long
COv-e, left TVueeday to restrme iter .flu
ties:
Miss - Harriet Biehop Brown return
ed to Hartford, Tuesday.-to begin an
other year ot ter-chingi'
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Millec enter
tained Mr. Miller's brother, C. Miiler,
and Mr?.. Miller, of New Yock-, for the
holiday.. . . .- .
...... Birthrfay Anniversary. .
,.The; third' birthday anniversary ef
the young, eon of Mr. and Mcs. - C. E.
Colver of the Navy Yard, - Frederic
Browne Colver was observed last Sun
day evening by hi relatives. Matilda
Kleuse and .Dorothy- Louise' Dana of
New .York WTe .young guests, present
outside the family. Ice " cream and
cake wa? served.
J Mrs. Horace H. - Sears liod soa,: At-fred.-
who have been - spending ,- the
summer" in the place, left for West
Haven the past week, .where they are
to reside. ,
Mrs. Fanny A. Molthrop was a guest
lasi week at the homo- of Mr. and Mrs:.
Frank L. Lathrop of Norwich..
Canonchet, Mr. and Mrs. Allen .Coats Brockway and will take possession to-
and Carol Maine of this town, ana Miss Uil-
Edith Prry of Danielson. Mrs. TJein- airs, rtaroia 1.. Blakeslee
sen and Mr. and Mrs. William Dalnes,- N,f w Hvn- ""ho have occupied one
mothers and sister of the bride were tn. rt" rtnitories of Wheeler school
pVesent, also Miss Kingsley of New 2J? '' "mmet- residence, vacated
Haven. .Mr. and Mrs. Perry left in I .
the evening for Providence. Wednes-1 f -in.M- John L. York have
day moming they left for New Haven I turn?? fn a ten davs' visit in
where Mr. Perry is employed. I w W .
vi troicQLi, auDuroan to
Waterbury, spent Sunday and Labor
J ! sutac or an. u JJ-. H'lsher.
accompanying home on ThmiIv hi.
Persona' Items of Local and General family, who- had been visiting. Mrs.
Interest. I isner (or-a longer period
--nr. 'ia sits. ienry Kichmond
MONTVILLE
HAMBURG
ASHWILLETT
Grover C Maine called en friends
in Norwich, Wednesday, -'
Mr. aad Mrs. Chartoav AJhurgh . vis
ited wifi friends in Yawbux Valley,
Sunday. , - - n---
Edwin Maine of 'Maine's Crossing
mas in Ashwillett, Saturday.
John L. 'Holmes transacted busi
ness in New London, Tuesday.
Charles , Hayward visited Norwich
friends, Saturday.
A Fellowfeellnfl.
Possible postcard from the ex-Csar
to the kaiser: "Siberia Dear . Bill:
X-XMrtngTrgfaietpingrunger"
Wish you were here.
City Star.
NIcV." Kansas
L. Holds " Lawn Festival ' and
Hear Suffrage Addre.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Tiffany and
sons were visitors in Hartford the
past wetk.
': Mra; "Jlubay, ) daughter and son, re
turned Wednesday to New York, after
spending their vacation at their sum
mer home in sterling City.
Mr. a.id Mrs. John eR. Beebe ef
Hartsfosvl visited their rister, Mr.
XiOdowie'x Bill over Labor Day.
' Miss Irene Woods - of "New London,
visited Harriet Reynold last Wednesday..-'
-''.! ' ' '
Mrs. Edwin . Hick md daughter,
-theV' of . Vernon, and Mrs. - John
Brady, of Boston, are gu-ssts of their
mether, Mre.; Palmer, in St'.-rllng City.
. Mrs." James Lord entertained Miss
Bartholomew of-West Haven the past
week. '
Lawn Festival.
The E. F. L. of Lyme held a l&wn
festival " last week Friday night at
Red GaVes. Mrs. Hepburn of Hurt.
fordT'and Miss Dawsbn, spoke ofl Suf
frage. MuSlc and dancinp were fen
joyed and refreshments) were OK sale.
Mr. and -Mrs. J. A. Bernatches of ? .Pre"tcn, vislte thetli daughter,4-Mrs.
waterbury were- week-end guests of v" Jr- '.cunoaaay.
Miss Addie Moran. ' 'Made. Comfort Bags,
i.uuy . lucrum nas recurnea i xne. Red Cross auxiliary met in
home, after a week at Atlantic City, the. Congregational vestry .Wednes-
- ... .inAiun uiiuay io maxe comrort bag:-.
uioeiuicm, ivibss., ana dames . .lie- I fm- A,,..!....
with their mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Mc-I An automooile from Rnode Island
Ardle. containing nve . or six paseengers
Mr. and Mrs. Mervln Chipman en-1 overturned in rront of the residence
tertainea over the week-end, Mr.- and I", "uu? uray, weanesoay eve
Air. John Denney Harvev Anderson. 1 "'"o- was senousiy injured.
Mlaa T.n T-5 Anduin At ATvr nrltkin
Misses Martha and Jessie Riggott of
Beriin,' and Emory Somers oi. North
Attieboro, Maes.
Miss Alexina Soney has 'returned
to Esmond, R. I., after a week'e visit
with Mas Zella BrcUillard of Pe-
quot.
Misses Jene-a and Georgabe!
FRANKLIN
Picnic Party to Atlantic Beach New
Supervisor of School Personals.
Mrs. Hattle Cole of Putnam is snend.
ing a few days with Mrs. Hermon A.
Smith1 are anendine- f flivi with iGawr.
Westerly friends. 1 Miss' Florence Grow has returned to
Mr. and Mrs Dwight Kelsey and I ooston after spending two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hope motored to with Mrs. Louis Smith and MrsrAr-
Kocicy j-omt, Monday.
aims KHa Turner is
Edwin P. Kneeland lost a valuable
cow recently. The animal had its leg
broken in some unknown manner while
out to pasture.
Mr. and Mre. Arthue Spencer were
in Colchester Saturday evening.
The new purchasers have taken pos
session of the Williams farm. The
sellers have - gone ; back to -New York.
Mrs. ,Ida E. Cummings, Carlton A.
Cummings. Joyce. L. Corblt, attended
tha'-IIartford 'fairs -
Mrs.. Arthur ,J.- Stevens -.With her
daughter,, has returned to "Providence,
R. 1.. accompanied by her mother; Mrs.
Julia Geer, wlio will -stay , for' a few
weks. -Visit: '.' .-
ROAD SOCIETY
v.'sitlna her
brother, "Herbert Turner of Salem.
Holiday Trip. .
thur Smith.
Outing at Beach.
A party of young people from Leb
anon road went to Atlantic Beach .on
Mr.' arid Mrs. Charles Burgess and I a picnic one day last week.
daughter. Vera, enent Labor Dav with
-tnenos in Pawtucket. ii. I.
Sir. and Mrs. Louis Smith Mlaa
riorence Geer and Ernest Smith mo
Palmer Bros.
Mrs. Jane Paten had as guests over 1 tored to Hartford One dav this week
iaropr way. ueorge fratt or New r Mr. and Mrs. s. T. Hnlton and
Haven, end Gsorge Paton and family daughter hf lxington, haVe been the
' i - ... ... , . j itii luii n in ui ii r i . i.iirnB.
Mi Fanny Okrant ha resigned atlHolfon. They brought Miss Anita
noiton, wno nas neen spending the
summer witn tnem.
George Goodwin of Hartford is the
guest or mi sister, Mrs. Louis Smith.
Callers From Norwieh.
Mrs. Louis Starkweather an Mr
May . Roes of .Norwich were caller on
Mr. ana iri George Ladd Saturday
PRESTON
Rev. and Mr. L. M. Kerteaton Moving
- t ohelTenv
Secretary Edwin Hill of the T. M. j afternoon,
C. ' A. will erea.cn in the Congresa I Th wi
tional church Sunday rhOTjnt.
George seicer. who haa been spend'
ing several weeks - In the West, re
turned home this week.
W. N. Wheeler began fli'tin his silo
tms week.
Several from hr lterWrl rh mh.
fererice of churche at Pchui; Wedi.
nesaay.
nev. ana a&rm. l. m. Keneeton are
Th9 weekly nrsiyer meeting was hell
At the home of. John Engstrom, Wed
nesday and a good number were' pres
ent. Air. Hoimt sang several solos.
. Beheel te Open Monday.
The eehoel in tftwn will non Mon'
day wltfif'the HrHawiilf teacheri; Miss
Blanche Smith ort Lebanon Roatl:' StlBs
Sullivan. Meettrrtr House Mill Pi.iti.
eaug tfreen, Misg Catherine HOHOn
moving their goods this v.eek t the Windham Road, Miss Affhe Lamh:
former' new paerorste in Shelton.
The people of the dSaptttt cRUreh at
G9jer Distrirt. Mm : MArttret Mm
r.. v. enearer nas ee hnpDlnted
tended the Congregational church Supervisor, to WJCTWH L. W. Clapp.
Sunday, having a union service and
communion,
LIBERTY HILL
The Liberty Hill
opened .ha term Tueday
pupils. Mts Orae DaH-oll of Willi
mantle u teachr. - . ' .
Walter-Cieland of Great BafWntott,
Mas, . tAllM Ofl frlenl here and
Staved a:- the. home rf hla-ftlf- TUiW
jonn .- ft-iniiartl. aunaay gwt: Mr.
Cieiand left here is years ago.
. John Clarke . Is vleiting Everttt
Loom is - in Schenectady;- N. Y. Mr.
Looiiaia formerly Jived ra LeAa.ndn a
Mrs. Fred GrW ana daiMrrrter. Hel.
n. hav i-etO"ried t6 their home in
Ameryille, after spending three weeks
wit Mr. n Mrs. Louis Smith,
AMhllr Smith Tmsat Slmjlb Anil TIKw
district cfttl I Seckwith, attended the annual Bill
with 11 oinner in LWyarO. -
Byron , Billings at Farm For Winter
Local People Attend Norwich Fair.
Francis Dixon of Wickford. R. I., has'
returned, home, after visiting his,
granaparents lor some days.
Mrs. Fannie Williams entertained
a party at the Gallup homestead, re
cently.
Miss Martha o. Williams ha re
turned from a visit with friends at
New Bedford.
Mr. and Mrs. William if, Chesebro
of Beloit. Wis., have sent out Invlta
lions to the marriage of their daughter
Gertrude on: September 11, 1917.
Byron -Billings and family have mov
ed to the Billings farm ror the win
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Flood and Mr.
and -Mrs Seth . N. AVIlliams mutored
to Norwich and New London Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Horace Frlnk attend
ed the Norwich fair Tuesday.
Miss Grace Wheeler returned from
Norwich on Monday, having spent the
week e"d with her cousin, Mrs. Bur
ril A. Herrlck.
Mrs: Agnes Peabody. spent Wednes
day and Thursday with friend In
Mystic.
Mr. andi Mrs. Llanfe Cottrell of New
York were at' Maple Lawn recantlv.
A number from here attended the 'D.
A. R. meeting in Mystic Wednes
day. '
Seth N. William was- a business
caller in New London Thursday.
Mrs. Julius Weyand of Newark, N.
J., was a recent guest at Mr: Marcla
Stanton's. ,
GRISWOLD
LEBANON
Ni B besmift; Mfctt CarNer For Fifty
Years, Mftye f HIWffl-Thlivll
Visit ftvod and Garden teeal Malt
at Reuhien of LeSlstifcfv &tufe,
JJr. tlenfy 8wet fetrillfr
LEFFINGWELL
-- - . ....
Motor T.-ip to Vermont Visiter From
North Daketa.
JTred-a... XefiBgwe:! .
;'rviaTtor-rt -SaxtonHi Klvkr,
trip was made by antomoMle.
ttr. recent
t. . Tht
ivil Aixr Vr.ri JLTJUiS". 1 "w ve m .town. Saturday te
p&hil 5?i nuJffa I tlenft fanerf df Mr. Sweel's
fiH 1 Loemls health IS I brtfnlr.ift.law NatnafUal 6. Bark
TBU - .'t - , lefi -' -
Charles ftoodt-ich and rmliy Wert I i-ua.Ia Wiliiix: i rti a
uits 6f Bert. Smith and mettle in I ?i iiiftaiiin tniB ttUna Uii kiJj
Bampt 6ver Sunday ... . 1 ilHi.T!a. JiSAiA
Misn Jabel Pmyeon f wnluU6 1 i . "" "." -f
.t a i. mmm iUt.i. r. -l.rurrougn.
fih-ertlt PatfsonV
Sam WaekVtell has. drchaledl a. two:
eatfd Ct. : Mr. W:iteil is mall er
r
ttmnsfiMefSUf'kM family at
Mtlia visited Mr. Stroftg's sltf.
Mrs. Albert Gu le and serf of THamea J. Henry CUrkS, 6vr Sunday.
Irs.
Return to Philadelphia
tie -a:oaiiik mtu mia ,!.
totxWiUt the., Uhrn4r with ht Slstef,
MVS. F. P. FdWlr. has Wtufhed id flBf
HojM if FAilsjdeipHiac j
, Dr. Frederiek Sweet land fathily 6f
SttrinjrAelri . spent several days wltii
Miss Mary Buck of Monson, Mass.,
has been visiting friends In town this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. - Henry D. Geer. Mr.
and Mrs. Alphone Aborn and daugh
ter, Jennie, of Three Riv?, Mats,,
visited over Sunday With Deacon arid
Mrs. Eva Geer.
M WtlrtntTt TT KftCnAd UnS Mlaa
Mnre-aret Riddel of VdliiritflWn. Were
Mit3 of Mr. and Mr s. W. f. Blt
gond thi Week.
Mrs. P. IT. TTrtHlr! Is -sDendlna- a
cotfpie tt Weeks at Montville with Rer.
ahfl'Mrt. q. L. rrencR.
BOZRArt
M-fS. T"rahfc MBMon hnd her sister.
Miss. Martha RlrhkrdS6H Sf Boston,
are visJtlng at Hv. arid Mrs. j. C,
Thrig's . , -
v Mrs. Edward Bishep has returned
home after two weeRS' visit ffl New
Haven and BritfgewSTPT.
Mr. and Mf. J. B. MAneS b! flh
la Barbnra. CBi.. wP falli-s on Miss
Alice -Binhop Wednesday afternodn.
MM, Frank Standfuh 6f Wbehsdck
et. it, t:, has" Mjeft the RUeSt 6f Mrs.
fin 61 a Miner this Wk.
. GLA5GO
Opening of the. Schooli-r-Thread Ml
Closes For Holiday Eccleston Farr
Sold.
.
School In the Eighth district com
menced the Fall term Tuesday morn
irfg with Miss Moran of Plainfleld 1
tMe senior room and Miss Montgomei
of Pachaug primary teacher .
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Odte and dauph
ter, Prisclll,- were in Worcester, Masa
last week.
Mrs. George' W. Burdick returned t
Providence Friday, after spendin,
three weeks With her niece, Mrs. W
G. Burdick.
The new superintendent of school!
Mr. Swift was in this place Wednes
day.
Attended Fair.
W. G. Burdick attended the Nor
wich fair Tuesday and met man
friends. ,
Mr. and Sirs. Levlne have as guest,
their sorr and his family from Brook,
lyn, N. Y. ,
Mabel Blanchard spent the week en
and Labor Day with relatives in Nortl
Stohington. . . ;
'Holiday for Employes.
Glasgo Thread Mill resumed work oi
Tuesday morning after being shu'
down for Labor Day.
Mrs. Wiseman is soon to move tn Vu
village into the house recently occu
pied oy jxir. Aiarshand. The Ecclestor
farm, where Mr. Wiseman has lived tin
past two or three years has been sold
to New York purchasers.
The Ladies' Aid society will be en
tertained by Mrs. Hanlon next Wed
nesday afternoon.
Teaching In 'Middletown
Miss W. F. Green, a former fa.h.
er in this district is teaching in Mid-
uieiow-n.
Mis Delia Malloy Is the guest ol
friends in Providence.
Miss Marlon Malloy has ' resume
teaching m Waterbury where she hai
taught for the past four or Ave years
Mr. and Mrs. Walter T.-.nner
ander and Minda Tanner were caller!
t W. (i. Burdick's Monday on theii
way back from taking their daughter
Olgra, to her school duties at Hop Riv
er, where she taupht last year.
Air. and Mrs. Hem-v .Ta
trip, to Fall River, New Bedford, Mass.,
on Labor Day. accomnanferl h-u- v,i.
daughter, Viola and Misses Leoza and
Mary Dayon. . Mr. Ed .Dayon Jr
chauffeur. They visited St. Ann',
church, which Vis very beautiful.
VOLUNTOWN
Teacher at Center School Town
Contributes Alexander Tanner to
Uncle. Sam's Service in New Army.
.Mr. arrd ' Mrs. Ri
family of. .Uppe Valley,. R. I.. Mr.' and
Mrs. Nason Lewis nnd daughter or
Qccum. were auesta at the hnv,a
Esther Lewis over the week end.
On Shore Leave,
Jesse Jordan of IT. s Rinu.k
Tfth Carolirfa was here cai a 4S hour
leave Sunday.
Air. and Mrs. John Mi-nnniU
Pawtucket. R. I., were holiday puests
at the home of Mrs. McDonald's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thnma. Mi-.rw,
aid. J-
.Miss Ola Tnnner ha rtnm4
Hop River where she began her school
uuues September 4th.
fc. B. Sweet of .SouthbridM nut
the week end here.
Florence Lewis line
afte.r visiting relatives in Norwich.
ueorge v nson of Norwich w.s call
ing on, friends in town las- Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tillinhaot
family of Danielson were viwitors with
relatives nere recently.
airs. Annie B. Andrews haa re.
Jur'ned-to.Roekjr Hill-.. . ,
Jiia;in Apdrews has begun his Ju
nior year at the Middlelown- . HlgTi
school. . , - '-;
Nathan Graff snent Sundav a rvJ.
erbur'y. . " '. "
alisa Ethel Lewis-Is enioving' a vara.
ion at -Hope -Valley, ; . . - .;
Air. flnrl fr A 1 Iw,.. T7 .
Mary Rix and MIsk Helen HnrtAn
spent Sunday with relatives at Prov-
A large number attended th Vni-.
wich fair the past week, especially on
Labor Day.
" .Teachers at Center-School.
The teachers for the
the Center school are: Miss Arllne
Thompson of Hampton; Miss Ranev
of Baltic, and Miss Hassler of Taft
ville. The school will onen for ,
fall term September 10th.
Member of New Army. .
Alexander Tanner, who was draft
ed and accepted left Tuesday morning
for STew London where he was order
ed to report for further orders for
service in the new national army.
Mr. and Mrs. William Crawford were
visitors in Providence Wednesdav.
The Sisters, teachers and students
at the Academy of the Holy Famllv at
Baltic, , motored here In touring cars
Wednesday afternoon. They were the
guests of Rev. Richard P. Morrissey.
GARDNER LAKE
Boynton-Schnorr Wedding Campers
Leave Digging Well at Mitchell
Cottage.
HANOVER
....
WilliarH G. Park Ms returned horn
after a IMgtfiy stay at Bethlehem, N.
Mr. Vrld MfS. Hrtry Bennett . fcnd
sdh. HartJl 6f K'flv York, were the
?ilst of Mr, and Mrs.- James Bennett
Wf BVr I-aRSf Day.. .
ton and Mrs. Rogers C. Peck and
children have returned to jWashlng
IV G. , . t ...
At the hoe of the groom's narenta
Tuesday. Miss Mar.Tarite Schnorr of
New Tork and Norman Boynton were
.united in. marriage by Rev. Michael
Maynard.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Alexander
and son of Maiden, Maes.. George Fol
lett and sons.- Miss KHthrin P'ollett
Af Willimantic were Sunday guest at
THiiey rarm.
Mr. and Mm. Edw. Eaton anil
chauffeur of Hartford were guests at
Hilltop the past week.
Mr. ana Mr. R. W. Brayley and son
Reginald of Brooklyn. N. Y.. have re
turned.
R. W; Stevens of Rye. N. Y.. are at
Idle Hour cottage.
Charles Twist , and farr.liv of NAP.
Wich epint a few days, nt the Car.y
c6ttage.
The after-party at Camp Maesapeak
returned to New York Friday.
Having Well Dug.
Archibald Mitchell, Jr., of Norwich Is
having 6 well dug on hi property.
Camp IshoWurry closed for the sea
son Friday. i
Mrs. Annie Lewis has gor to Wlfli
mantle after spending a, few w6eks
With r fatHir, Lewis Lfltlmer.
Df. A. L. SKesDlrl arid family, wT6
have ben occupying the. Oat cottage
for lh ast tetl flfiys, fettirtled tfl Colchester-
f6hday.
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' A Kndxville (Tenn.J girl makes eler
Cr dhfiracter drills wth heaAa carveit
f 4fle. applet . . . .1
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