Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-06
EKONK.
Child Nearly choked TO Death-Rsp-
resentatlve Gallup Too III to Go 10
Hartford-Relisious and Personal
Items.

Rev. A. A. Smith, formerly pastor
at Sterling Hill, now living at SterliHg
Center, was a guest last Sunday or
Rev. Mr.. Kellogg In the parsonage. On
Sunday he assisted in the devotions
at divine service in the Lane meet
ing house and heard the adult Bible
class in the Sunday school. Mr.. kel
logg preached on Peter Courageous.
from Acts 2: IA.
Mrs. Kellogg. who recently attended
the Chapman revival meetings in Bos-
ton. gave an enthusiastic report az the
Christian Endeavor meeting in the
Line meeting house on Sunday even
ing Two new active members were
voted into the Christian Endeavor 500
ciety at the same meeting.
on Tuesday Raw. Mr.. Kellogg gave
his address on Italy TO the ministers
of Windham county, at Putnam, and
that evening attended a meeting OF
Plainfield grange and addressed them.
Clicked by Chicken Bone.
Miss Gladys Gallup. the young child
Of George II. Gallup, recently came
near choking 10 death. small chicken
bone sticking In the throat. After con-
siderable alarm and pain the bone was
dislodged.
It's the third week that =. Byron
Gallup has been housed by a painful
attack Of rheumatism. unable TO work
and prevented from attending TO his
political duties in the state legisla-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mccarthy have
moved to the tenement In the house Of
| Mrs. Ann Corey.
Edgar Wilcox has moved his family
and household goods from the Franklin
farm. which he has worked for George
H. Gallup for two years. back 20 MS
own place. at the Corners near tho
Line meeting house, where he lived for
many years.
Thomas Brown has moved his fam
| lily and household goods from Oneco 10
l the Franklin farm. which he VIII work
/ for George Fl. Gallup. He r. q son ~
/ Albert Brown. a lifelong resident here.
Frank Sweet. who died the first Of
the week In DanielsOn. was a boy Of
| this parish. born and brought up on
the old sweet homestead In the neigh
! borlood called Portertown. AMI school
ed in the Briggs district. lie was a.
| brother OF William Sweet and mar
ried a daughter OF Albert Brown. The
! large circle Of relatives have the pro-
| found sympathy Of the community.
Edwin FTink is sufficiently recovered
I from injuries and sickness to work ~
/ the sawmill.
Held Social for Work.
The Ladies' Aid society held So
| ciel for work. closing with a o'clock
/ tea at the hall on Thursday after
/ noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther s. Tanner have
/ been visiting IN Westerly r. l.
Intelligence has come Of the sudden
I death of aged Mrs. Sample At Natlck
/ r. l., the mother Of Mrs. Alexander
Mckay. formerly Of Fiat Rock dis
/ trict.
The ladies' OF the parish celebrated
| the Inauguration day by living Mrs
/ Ann Corey a surprise birthday party
/ in the afternoon. taking with them 2
! collation. and leaving behind many sub
/ stantial and ornamental evidences OF
\ their appreciation and friendship for
/ her. The pastor was present and con
/ Quoted religious devotions. Although
| only three years beyond three score
/ Mrs. Corey has eight great grandchii
| dren The occasion was well attended
and managed IN spite Of the vsrJ
/ "nnarchy" weather.
Several of this parish attended tbs
funeral OF Frank Sweet fn Danielsor
/ Friday.
Word has been received from Mrs
Jude Wetmora OF her safe arrival IN
the old world AZ mis- date she has
| passed the earthquake devastated
Sicily and visited Constantiuoplo and
now Is In the Holy Land