Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-02-13
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES.
FRANKLIN.
Lake May 5e Utilized by Lighting and
Power company-Whist-Neishbor-
hood Prayer Meetings.


Mrs. Bowers of Waterford has NOV
ed to the house formerly occupied by
Mr.. Gray and family on Nesting House
Hill
Mrs. oliver johnson is the guest Of
Mrs. j. D. Simpson.
Commencing next Sunday evening,
a series Of neighborhood prayer meet
ings will be held in town The first
will be held with Ralph Main.
George Kahn was in Hartford one
day last week.
Mrs. stiles of worcester. Mass, who
has been visiting Mrs. 0. L. Johnson
fof a few weeks, is now visiting her
brother in Boston.
John BRASIL. who has been sick for
some time, is able to be out.
The board of relief of the town OF
Franklin was IN session at the Town
hall Monday.
Lewis II. Smith was Hartford Wis
itor recently.
Frank l. Date was a Norwich visitor
Wednesday.
Attended A. n. HiIIard's Funeral.
Constable S. n Hyde attended the
funeral OF Albert H. Hillard in Will
maneic Tuesday. Mr.. Hillard was a
Franklin resident FOR many years pre-
vious to his removal to Willimantic.
Among others who attended the funer-
al were Mrs. Theodore Crandall. Mrs.
D. q. Date. Miss Fannie Hyde and
Frank l. Date.
T. 5. Armstrong was a Norwich Wis
itor Tuesday.
L. NJ. Bowers spent Tuesday in Will
limantic.
Mrs Frank A. lockwood, Mrs. Fred
H. Race OF this town and Herbert
Hoffman, Of Easthampton. Mass.,were
IN Norwich the early part Of this
week
The Ladies Home Missionary soci-
ETY. met Thursday with Mrs. William
G. Smith. with a large number In at
tendance.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bolande and Miss Anna
NJ. Engstrom were Norwich visitors
clifford II. Robinson and Henry
Bellows are I'm Norwich this week on
jury duty.
Herbert Hoffman, of Easthampton
Mass. returned home today (Satur
day). after spending a week with his
sister. Mrs. Fred II. Race.
Mrs. Earl Rogers Of Norwich spent
Sunday with her grandmother, Mrs
Hastings.
Mrs Leonard Geer of Jewett City
was the guest of her aunt Mrs. L. A.
Robinson on Monday.
Mrs Hattie Cole Of Putnam is the
guest OF her niece. Mrs. II. A. eager,
at Lakeside.
Homer Cross OF New London was
the guest Of local friends the early
part Of this week.
Spoke on Lincoln.
Rev. II. A. Beadle delivered an in
teresting sermon at the First Congre-
gational church last Sunday. speak
Ing on the l.fe Of Lincoln
Nearly all the farmers in this sec
tion have filed their ice houses with
5 and 9 inch ice.
To Utilize Lake.
Much interest has been arousad
among the residents of the north part
Of Franklin in regard to the use of the
Franklin lake to develop electricity
for lighting and power purposes. Rep
resentative Frank A. lockwood. the
owner Of this property, has applied
for a charter from the legislature.
Represet tstive and Mrs. Frank A.
lockwood entertained at whist on Fri
day evening several friends from
North Franklin, Lebanon and. Wind
ham.
Miss Helen vallete Of wiHimantic
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. l..
p. Aver. at Valley farm.
Lloyd r. Robinson spent Tuesday In
Norwich.
The Southern New England Tele-
phone company has men at work on
its trunk line through this town.
Fred J. Ortmann Is staying for a few
days with S. n. Hyde.