Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-13

Inc OfhcerS are: Past master work.
man, Jessie c. Watt; master workman,
Edwin S Henry; foreman. Guy Loom
is; overseer, Merwin Chapman; re-
corder and financier, Robert ]. Simp-
son; receiver, g. Turner LOOMS; guide,
Louis 3. Hurlbutt; inside Waterman,
Frank H. Rogers; trustee, George N.
Wood. The Installing officer was Dep
uty Charles S. Brightman of Stoning-
ton.
C. E. Social.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Nc ntville Center Congregatf9
church held a social recently at the
home of Deacon and Mrs. John c. Fer
lows. The members and their invited
guests numbered 81. Each guest was
given a card upon which to write the
longest list of words that they could
make from the words Christian En-
deavor. The first prize was won by
Floyd Tiffany. the second by Miss Jes-
sic Scholfield. The other contest was
cut pictures which were to be correct
ly put together and pasted to the back
of the card. The first prize was taken
by Mrs. Julia Glasbrenner, the second
by Paul p. Glasbrenner, and the third
by J. C. Fellows.
Francis F. Parker, organist of the
MOntvilie Center Congregational
church. who has been confined to bis
bed with an attack of grip, is slightly
improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwards and several
of their friends, all of Quaker Hill. en-
joyed a sleigh ride to the home of Mrs.
Edwards uncle, Newton Landphere,
last Thursday evening.
Floyd Tiffany teacher i'm the Mont
yille Center school, was a week end Wis
itor at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Tiffany. in Colchester.
Accident TO Waterman
William Grinnell, Waterman at the
Palmer mill, was injured Tuesday
night as the result Of fall Mr.. Grin
nell was on his way from the shipping
room to the engine room, when he
slipped in going down the steps be-
tween the two buildings. He struck on
his chest on the steps Though par
TALLY dazed. he made his way to his
homo, where medical attendance was
at once secured. 1t was found-that he
had fractured one rib and was badly
bruised otherwise
At the last meeting of the Whist club.
which was held at the home of Miss
Florence Chapman. the prizes were
awarded Miss Elsie Manchester and
Roy Gardner.
This Saturday evening there is to
be a social and dance at the Salhonick
place, in Oakdale.
Howard c. Vibber Of Worcester is
spending a few weeks at the home Of
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha. Vlb-
Der
The members of the Sunshine So
ciety Of the Quaker Hill church after
their regular meeting, which was held
last Thursday at the home of Miss Jen-
ME Jerome, enjoyed a sleigh ride
through this eillage and Palmertown.
There was good attendance at the
supper given by the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Union Baptist church Fri
day evening. The proceeds amount
ed to $40 and will be used to defray
church expenses.
Oxoboxo lodge, r. and A. NJ, at fits
regular meeting Friday night in the
lodge rooms. In Palmer Memorial hall
worked. the third degree on a class Of
candidates.
On Straw Ride.
A party of young people from this
villafie enjoyed a straw ride to Mohe
gan recently. meeting ct the home of
Miss Lille Cook, whore the evening
was spent. Among those present were
Mrs. c. +. Bartlett Misses Josephine
Hart. Iva Bartlett, Bessie Holmes, Win
ME Bartlett, Vera Bartlett, Edna Per-
ry Florence Holmes, Herbert Perry,
Edward Dart, Fred Perry, Harold
Bartlett, Robert Townsend, Paul Maine,
William Role. Lincoln Rogers.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church met at the parsonage with
Mrs. S. f. Maine Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. IIoxie and son. William Haxie,
accompanied by Mrs. Louie G. New
ton, attended the funeral of Calvin
Landphere Of Westerly Monday.
Preacher Did Not Appear.
At the Union Baptist church it was
expected that Mr.. Whitmore of the
Theological school, Boston, would oc-
cupy the pulpit for the morning ser
vice. Owing to some reason he failed
TO be present. Miss Alice Hooper read
to the congregation from Luke, chap
ters 5, 6 and T. Christ's Sermon on the
Mount. This, with accompanying
praise service with prayer by Deacon
the evening che B. Y. p. L. meeting
was led by Miss Jennie Wood.
The Home Missionary society of the
Union Baptist church will hold it's
meeting at the home of Mrs. Henry
Dart Thursday afternoon.
The public schools in town held spe-
cial observance of Lincons Tooth an
niversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Alexander OF
Yankee, Col, who have been spending
the time since the death Of Mr.. Alex
ander's mother, with Mr. Alexander, in
this place, left Monday for a visit in
New York.
The young women Of Palmertown
gave a social and dance in Robertson's
hall Friday night