Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-05-01
CANTERBURY.
Four Generations Present at Birthday
Party at Parsonage.

There was party Saturday after
noon from 2 to 6 O'Clock at the M. +.
parsonage in honor OF the second
birthday OF Miss Miriam Wolf. grand
daughter Of the Rev. and Mrs. George
T.. Smith. There were outdoor and
indoor games played including the
amusing pinning of tails on n large
donkey. At 4 o'clock little Miss Wolf
invited all to a bountiful collation. and
twelve sat down TO the table. After
Mrs Smith and son, Master Milton
Smith asked a blessing, repeating IL
together, the little folks got busy The
menu consisted of sandwiches. cake.
orange Jelly with oranges, coffee and
candy. After supper there were games
% ball and a turtle hunt. feature OF
the gathering was that there were -four
generations Of the family present: Mrs.
Rooney, her daughter. Mrs Smith, and
her daughter Mrs. William Wolf. and
her daughter. Miss Miriam, and baby
Florence. and Master Milton Smith.
Miss Wolf received a number OF pref
ty presents Those present were Mas
ters Milton Smith Dwight Bushnell
George and Harold Carr Wills and
Charlie Bennett and Misses Gladys
Bushnell Edith Tracy, Mildred Gascon.
Estella and Martha Bennett, Miriam
and Florence Wolf. Mrs. Rooney and
granddaughter and great granddaugh-
ter expect soon 20 return 70 their homo
in the metropolis.
Name Omitted.
The name of Mrs. Clinton Frink
should have been added to those who
took part In the series OF entertain
ments to purchase a bell for the NJ
p. church
Mrs. Rooney Of the Empire state
was guest on Wednesday al Mrs. II
Nj. Barrows' and on Thursday at Mrs.
Esther Tracys. Mrs William Wolf
and daughter of the same state were
guests at Mrs Tracy's and on Fri
day they We're guests of Miss +. a.
Onley. at the Beacon.
The report is that =. y. Bennett has
sold his farm and has hired rooms
In the house with Mrs Martha Fran
els.
George Rowland has fine new cot
tege house built on the site where he
once owned "a house near his own res
idence.
Mrs. A. Z. Hicks is nurse at George
r. Torreys in Central Village
Miss Edna May Bliven. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank A.
Bromley or Norwich CPreston Side).
has returned home
number Of the men in town turn
ed out on Wednesday AID cleaned and
fixed up the graveyard back Of the
town hau ana NJ. = church. Tho Ia
dies got dinner for them tn tho hail.
Charles w Bennett "a IS very sick
Deacon Charles Barst0w was in
Norwich Tuesday
There was no session OF school on
Tuesday az No. 10 as the teacher at
tended the conference az Scotland
Alr. and Mrs. William Robinson. for
mer residents OF this town. were Wis
itors over sunday at Deacon Bar
slows Mrs. Barstow being a sister OF
Mrs. Robinson, who now lives at At
tawaugan.
All are sorry TO learn that the Rev.
Mr. Rowland is soon % so from this
town. as he and his family VIII be
greatly missed
From Another Correspondent
Lemuel Carpenter and family are
moving from the green TO the Bacon
farm. recently purchased by Henry
Davis
a number Of Young people from this
place attended Willowdale at Bah
cocks opera house. plaindeld given
by the young people Of Brooklyn last
Friday evening
Mrs. George n. Grepne Is visiting
Eer daughter Mrs. =. H. Edgorton. al
Moosup.
Il. J. Higgins was I'm Norwich on
Saturday
Mrs. Lucy Fairman remains quite
feeble.
II. f. Williams of Mansfield is work
ing on Mrs. Hattie MiIler's summer
residence
Miss Gertie A. Greene and Miss LII
Ian p. House spent sunday afternoon
iu Plainheld and Central Village
a number " Canterbury Changers
attended Pomona grange at HAMPTON
last Saturday.
Rev. A. r.. Bolaud exchanged nui-
pits with Rev Mr. Balloon OF Plain
field last Sunday