Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-11-01
JEWETT CITY
Borough Attendants at Funeral Of Or
George r. harris-Soeial Affairs
Hunters Start Fire in a Tree.


The doctors here with whom the late
DIR. George r. Harris of Norwich was
closely associated will feel keenly his
loss. Sir Knights of Columbian Com
mandery. No. 4, T. Z. Lee, DIR. G.. II.
Jennings, ]. p. German, Z. II. Chap
man, J. II. Lee, A. NJ. Clarke and An
tome Maynard, also Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
II. Hiscox. b. r; Gardner and DR.; +.
r. AgneW and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j..
Hawkins attended the funeral on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Duce are in
Lynn, Mass, attending the funeral of
Miss Susie Whipple. The deceased was
recently their guest
A Mother Goose social was held at
the Baptist parsonage in Sylvandale
Friday evening under the auspices OF
the Christian Endeavor society. The
guests were met at the door by Miss
Mary M. Brown attired as Mother
Goose. Mother Goose rhymes were
represented by the different members
Of the society in costume. Halloween
games and stunts were enjoyed and
ghost stories told, and there were reci-
tations and solos. Pumpkin pie, dough-
nuts, cheese and cocoa were served
The affair was arranged by Miss Mary
Potter, the. pastors daughter.
Fire in a Tree.
A still alarm from the Leonard resi-
dence, on South Main street, Saturday
evening brought out the department TO
put out fire in a tree in the rear of
their property. 1ndiscreet hunters had
been trying to evict a gray squirrel by
the use of fire and contrary to law.
James Armstrong was the guest Sat
urday of his son, Benjamin Armstrong.
in Providence.
Miss Elizabeth Beardword was en-
tertained by friends in Boston Sun
day.
Henry Carpenter of Providence was
in town Saturday.
John Hourigan was in Norwich Sun
day and attened the funeral Of John
r. Mcnamara.
Big Carrots.
E. C. Wilcox of Lisbon has on ex-
hibition in the market at Dearnley e.
Clarke's two immense carrots weigh
ing eight and one-quarter pounds. Mr..
Wilcox has small piece Of land
planted with carrots, all being of I'M
usual size.
New Club Gives Social.
The ]. C. of ]. c.. a new club organ
ICED here. gave it's first dance on Fri
day evening in observance OF Hallow-
cen. The hall was decorated in red
crepe paper, which also formed window
draperies. Jack o'lanterns were sus-
pended about the room, and the stage
arranged with fireplace. on the shelf
above was large pumpkin with the
letters j. 9. of J. G. carved upon 1t.
Miss Emma Babcock furnished the
music. The first dance of the new
club augurs well for a pleasant social
winter.
At Baltic Services.
Arthur NJ Brown, G. II. Prior, T. z.
Lee, Antoine Maynard. John p. German.
Charles II. Ray, w. r. Burdick. G. A.
Haskell, A. r. Young II. Il. Paul. +. T..
Williams. George Robertson, o. i. Mil
ler r. i. Cheney r. ]. Guy, Charles
Maynard, John p. Green and Il. H.
Hiscox, master Masons, members of
Mt. Vernon lodge. No. as, F. and A. NJ,
were in Baltic Sunday evening TO at
tend the Masonic sermon by the Rev.
Charles E. Smith, pastor Of the NJ. e.
church.
Miss S. K. Adams and Miss Nellie
Franklin are becoming quite noted pc
destrians. Their last feat was on Sun
day. when they walked from Norwich
to New London, making the distance in
three hours.
Hermon eager and Miss Faith eager
of North Franklin spent Sunday at
Mrs. II. f. Cheney's.
Misses Lora and Grace Cheney of
Moosup were weekend guests at Mrs.
ii. E. Paufs.