Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-04
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
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Mrs. sepironis Miner Celebrates seth 5irthday--Recent visitors--Aid So- ciety Meets.

6rthday--Reeent Nisitors--Aid So-
 eisty Meets.
 Dr. and Mrs. Morton F. Fox enter talned a family gathering at their home Thanksgiving. Guests were pres ent from New London and Waterford. including Mrs. Sophronia Miner and Miss Emma Crawford, who make their home there; Mrs Louis A. Fox, New ton Fox. Mir. and Mrs. M. V. B. Craw- tord, Mrs. ". II. CarlouAh and sons, Wilbur and Fred.
 Birthday Celebration.
 At the home of pr. and Mrs. Fox there was pleasant entertainment on Monday evening. 1t being the celebra- sion of the S9th birthday of Mrs. sophronta Miner, Dr. Fox's grandmoth- or, who is spending the winter at his nome. Members of the Sunshine so- eiety of New London and Quaker Hill were present, as well as the Jenny wren society of North Waterford; Mrs. Miner received many beautiful gifts. among them large bouquet of W4nka from the Jenny Wren members, who are Ruth Long, Hazel Beebe, Beth and Alice Alexander, Frances Ed wards, Mnicent Comstock, Jennie Nell son and Thelma Dram. From her niece, Mrs. S. W. Bretzheld (born Will
 
 10. C.. came a handsome writing port foilio furnished with all necessary arti- cles. After a social hour refreshments were served by Mrs. Fox, the table bearing large birthday cake decorat- ed with Se candles Among those pres ent were Rev. Joseph F. Brown, Mrs. Frank R. Johnson, Mrs. Charles Green, Mrs. W. c. Pendleton, Mrs. F. H. Sta eY, Mrs. J. Emerson Harris, Mrs. Geo. F. Tinker, Mrs. J. R. Saunders, Mrs Clarence T. Parmelee, Mrs Samuel Adams, Mrs. Edmund Patch, Mrs. Will ham De Hotman, Mrs. Sarah De gtrouch, Mrs. Alice Beckwith TueI, Mrs. Cynthia M. Fuller Mrs. James Morrison, Mrs. Addie Macdonald, Mrs. Annie M. Fox. Mrs. Charles B. Jen- nings, Mrs. J. N. Mercier, Mrs. Eliza J. w. Morley. Mrs. Carl J. Vietz, Mrs. Emma c. Newton Miss May A. Parne- lee, Mrs. A. B. Filler, Miss Bessie Fox Dwight L. McCordall of New London, Mrs. Nathan Woodwork, Mrs. c. T. Beebe, Mrs. F. J. Alexander, Mrs. Fred Comstock, Miss Laura Bishop Wood i worth, Miss Minerva Comstock. Miss i Lucy Allen Miss Ruth Lawson of Wa terford. Mrs. Charles Hopkins, Mrs. s. | Cleveland of Norwich Mrs. Benjamin | Chapman, Mrs. Joseph Robinson. Mrs. | Levi Tucker, Miss Ellen Newton of | East Lyme, Mrs Annie B. Newton, Mrs. | Louis G. Newton. Mrs. Albert W. Av- | cry. Mrs. Louisa Fox, Miss Emma | Crawford. Several friends called on Mrs. Miner Sunday afternoon, includ- ing Mrs. c. c. Lippitt Miss Inez Blood, Miss Jennie Eager of New London.
 About the Village.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Meth odfst church met at the parsonage this week and was entertained by Mrs. s. F. Maine.
 Miss May Darrow returned Friday evening from few days visit with relatives in Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hurlbut of Worcester, Mass, returned home aft or a yisit with Mrs. Hurlbut's parents MT. and Mrs. John Babcock
 Mir. and Mrs. Bert Tummel returned Monday afternoon from visiting rela- tives in Waterbury
 Friends of Miss Jane Walsh were en- lertained in Hickey's hall Friday even- Ing by Miss Walsh. About forty were present, including guests from Nor- vich Town, Bozrah. Dancing was en- oyed.
 MT. and Mrs Jesse Watt entertained , heir son and his wife, Mir. and Mrs. i Alfred J. Watt. of Hartford, over the week. end. , The c. M. Robertson company has f nen at work breaking cut that DOT ion of the Devils ledge which pro- , ects out into the road in front of their Bank mill. Miss May Dennis of New Haven is he guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ray Wood { nansee. Miss Florence Vibber of New York vas recent guest of her mother, Mrs. { Mary Jane Vibber. Harold Skinner. assistant cashier of Hartford City bank, and Mrs. Skin I Ter were guests of Rev and Mrs. S. T. i faine the first of the week. The Methodist church has been hold ng series of interesting evangelical z neetings, which hay been well attend : a. Miss Christine Olmstead, who has ' cen visiting friends in town, has re- turned to New Haven. The social which was to have been / eld in Robertson's hall by Cochegan Y amp, Modern Woodmen of America, z eve. was postponed to 'riday evening of this week on account bad weather. 4, Mrs. W. Irving Browning. who has q cen srCnding several weeks with her augf1ter, Mrs. Clarence Walden. at amaica Plains, returned home Tues ay.