Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-02
uNCASVILLE.
Plans for Congregational Roll Call
Philadelphia Candidate at Baptist
Chureh-school and Holiday Inter
ests.

Mr. and Mrs Louis Moran OF Pequot
| entertained Miss crystal Reed Of East
| Lyme tins vast week
Austin J. Perry is visiting in New
| Haven and Waterbury,.
4 Robert Latimcr of Boston is spend
| ing his vacation at the home Of his
mother, Mrs. Joseph Latimer i'm Palm
! ertown.
! Alfred Watt. employed in Hartford.
I spent his vacation at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Watt in
PalmertoWn.
Mrs. William Smith has returned
after visiting relatives in Whitman
tic.
Frank b Mitchell, who has been su-
perintcndent of the fish works at East
Lyme. and who moved there last fail.
has obtained work in the PeqUot mills
and moved back here.
vt the Montville Center COngrcga-
tioual church the annual roll caH viii
be held Thursday January, 1909.
Has Engaged Colchester Teacher.
At the district school at Montville
rendered her resignation, which took
effect at the closing Of school. The
committee, Dwight Kelsey, has en-
gagged Mr.. Tiffany Of Colchester to fill
the vacancy.
Miss Annie Fitzgerald Of Palmer
town is visiting friends in Brooklyn,
y. Y.
church will be occupied Sunday by
the Rev. Charles Miller OF Philadelphia
who will come as / candidate
Tho Rev. and MIS- Sanderson, ac-
companied by their children and Mr..
Sanderson's father. Horace Sander
son. left Tuesday for Sedgewick Ne.
where Mr.. Sanderson's new pastorate
is.
Presented $40.
Previous to leaving town Mrs. San
derson vas presented $40 by Mrs. Fred
J Hope, president Of the ladies' aid
society Of the Union Baptist church.
in bhealf Of the society.
Mrs. Winifred Hanney and children
Of Salem are guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Chapman in
Palmertown.
Miss Bartlett to Teach.
The school in the Palmer Memorial
building viii open Monday after two
weeks vacation. Committeeman Jo-
seph Killeen has engaged Miss Iva
Bartlett of this village to teach in
the third grade the vacancy being
made by the resignation of Miss Alice
kIlleen. who taught up to the Thanks
giving intermiSsion. Since then this
grade has practically been without q
teacher. Il has been in charge of Miss
Suisse Wood, who taught the grade
next lower
Mr and Mrs. EDWIN Alexander Of
Yankee, Colorado. arrived in town on
Monday to attend the funeral of Mr..
Aiexander's mother, Mrs. George Al
eXander.
Clarence Botham of Fitchburg,
Mass. has been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John BOtham.
Christmas Gifts Presented
Ralph II. Melcer. superintendent OF
the Palmer Bros. Co mill at Palmer
town. NADIA the 0verseers in each Of
the departments in the mill also the
machinists and engineer q present of
a handsome silk muffler. previous 10
the closing Of the mill for the holiday
season.
Principal James f. Murphy Of the
Palmertown school. at the close OF
school was presented a box OF hand
kerchiefs by the senior class
Charles Watson is confined to the I
house with an injury received Mon
DAY. one of the men working with
him finding a joist too heavy, drop
ped it. letting it fan on Mr.. Watsons !
foot. crushing il. Ar Watson is en-
ployed by the Central Vermont Rail- |
road company.
Work on the little bridge across the /
road between A. L. Botham's store I
and the old highway, is nearly COM |
pleted This road which has been
closed for about two weeks. will be |
opened soon.
Moses Chapman Of Palmertown en- /
ioyed a hunting trip in Mantle on !
Tuesday.