Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-06
FRANKLIN.
Miss eager Benefited by Stay in North
CaroIina-Sale Of Bailey Place Re.
ported-Whist CLUB Entertained.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry N. Hyde of Will
limanttc and Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel Hyde
of St. Albans were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel n. Hyde on Friday.
Miss May Gibbs of Norwich was the
guest Of Mrs. Louis Smith last week.
Ezra B. Bailey of Windsor Locks
spent Saturday last in Franklin on a
business trip.
Mrs L. P. Aver was in Norwich
Monday.
y. NJ. Bowers spent Saturday IN
Wlllimantie.
Mrs. Hermon A. eager was a visitor
in Willimantic Tuesday
Constable Samuel n. Hyde is able
to be out after being confined for a
few days with an attack Of rheuma-
tism. NM Hyde was in Norwich Mon
day.
Miss Jessie Campbell and Mrs. Frank
A. Hollywood and daughter Florence
attended Pr ofessor MilIers reception In
Norwich on Monday.
Miss Nellie Dunleavy and Miss Rena
MURDOCH Of South Windham spent
Wednesday evening with Mrs. F. A.
lockwood.
Miss Faith n. eager. who is In
North Carolina for her health, is very
much improved and expects to return
home in April.
A party of young people from the
VN1NOAA pat VI the IOWn visited
Bailey's Ravine and The DEVILS Den
in North Franklin on Saturday last.
The party il cluded Misses Elsie Maine.
Alice Maine, Eleanor Beckwith.
Blanche Smith, May Gibbs, and Arthur
Smith Leslie Baldwin, Ernest Smith
and Huntington Lathrop.
Charles Woodward and Mr.. Water
man OF Hartford were guests over
Sunday OF Walter S. Vail.
Charles Briggs Of Lebanon attended
church In Franklin Sunday.
The road leading through Whippoor-
will Hollow Is In bad condition.
Lavius A. Robinson was a Norwich
visitor Monday.
Miss E. d. Leonard has been con-
fined to her home at the parsonage
during the past week by illness.
Mrs o. l. Johnson is visiting rela-
tives in Norwich.
Building Dam in Wyoming Canyon,
Several pictures and postcards have
been received from Hermon A. eager
who is now in Wyoming. Mr.. eager
is a carpenter on the construction Of a
dam. The pictures show that the dam
is being built in canvon, the sides
of which are about 500 feet high.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis H. Smith of
LEBANON road (FrSnklin) spent one day
the early part of this week with Dea-
con and Mrs. l. A Robinson at Noun.
tain View.
Critically III With Pneumonia.
Mrs. John Engstrom was taken sud
denly Ill with pneumonia on Tuesday
and removed at once to St Joseph's
hospital, Willimantic, where it was
found that she was in critical con-
dition. On Friday she was resting
comfortably.
Edward F. Bates spent Tuesday in
South Windharn. the guest of friends.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bolander and Miss Anna
NJ. Engstrom were Willimantic visitors
Tuesday.
A large number OF Franklin ladies
have attended or attempted to attend
the fire sale Of the Boston store in
Norwich. "A very few Of the multituds
were successful in gaining entrance to
the store.
Rumored Real Estate Sale.
II has been reported that the house
and land belonging TO e. 3. Bailey and
formerly occupied by Frank Jackson
has been sold to purchaser from
Baltic, but the transfer has not been
made yet.
Honors at Whist.
On Saturday evening Of last week
the. local whist club was entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Abiei Browning, the |
guests occupying nine tables. The |
first isdy's prize was carried off nv
Mrs. Theodore Crandall while the Sec |
ond prize went to Mrs. Frank sherman. |
The first prize for the gentlemen was
won by Frank A. lockwood and the |
second was claimed BY Frank Sherman. |
During the evening refreshments were |
passed and were followed by music ami |
games.