Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
INV LONDON COUNTY.
uNcAsYILLE
Past Grand's Collar Presented Deputy
Loonnis-Pipe for Frank o. NJ Itch
ell-Mrs. Vibber Has a Shock.

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Judge Charles G. Turner and tdaugh-
ter Miss May Turner, left Saturday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Phinney
in Arlington Mass. :.
The death of the four weeks old
daughter of Mr.. and Mr., Charles
Rogers occurred Friday. Phe funer-
nj service was held Sunday Afternoon.
Burial was in Comstock Cemetery.
Presented Past GranS's Collar.
At the session of Ting mes lodge, 1.
o. o. F., in Palmer Memorial hadd,
G. Turner Loomis, distT let deputy, al
SO a member of this b5dge, was pre-
scented past grand'sI collar in rec
ignition of his services to the lodge
and to all lodges Though the district.
Noble Grand Ernest'Esuwood present.
the gift. 20 To Frank 3. Mitchell who
transported members of this lodge to
the picnic held at .Fairview on Labor
day in his launch: handsome silver
mounted briar Vkpe was presented.
Following the working Of the second
degree, a supptF was served. Sew
eraI members 1rbm out of town lodges
were present. among them p. G.. Dan
lei w. Darrow. F. @. James d. Snow,
p. G. A. G. Phillips. p. G. A. II.
Firman of New London.
Automobile Trip to Fair.
Edward Lewis took TO the Hamburg
fair in hig new touring car Joseph
Johnson, J5enry Daniels. James Dam
iels and Frank Glossinger. Others
who visited this fair were Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses Chapman
Back to School.
Miss Agnes Driscoll has returned
to New York to resume school duties
after vacation spent with relatives
in 19equot.
Mrs Rachel Jacobs has returned to
Newark, n. j.. after spending the sum-
mer with relatives in town.
Arthur Wilson, a former graduate
OF Palmer Memorial, now of Bridge
port, has been the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles F. Bartlett.
Jewish Holidays.
Saturday was observed by all the
Hebrew farmers as a holy day The
services were held at the home of Mr..
BuckoM who lives in the house own
ed by Albert Avery. There was
large attendance.
Seniors Election.
The senior class at Palmer Memorial
school held its class meeting and de-
cided upon Yale blue and white for
the class oolors. The class flower
is a white rose, The design for the
cIass pin was decided upon but has
not. been received. The class num-
bcrs n inc mem bers. president, Harold
Posen8und; vice president, Herbert
Rbgerss secretary, Vera Bartlett. Car
rie Who'd was elected for the class
pAper.. The members Of the class are
Vera bartlett, Carrie Wood, Marion
HenrI Harry Watt. Harold Rosen-
lund Herbert Rogers, Evelyn Com
stock, Abraham Greenburg, Roylston
Hart. -.t sri ~ o.
pav Wy - Nrau,au ne white C'raelx
N. Y, occupied the pulpit in the
Methods church Sunday. Mr. New
ell was a pastor of this church from
1887 to 1898. Mr. Newell was vac
corpanied by Mrs. Newell and daugh-
ter. Miss Elsie Newell. During their
stay they were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ramage. Jr.
Mrs. Vibber at Backus Hospital.
Mrs. Mary Jane Vibher was strick-
en- with a paralytic shock Wednes-
day, and was taken to Backus hos
pital Sunday for treatment. Her
daughter, Miss Florence Vibber of
Few York wh) was called home, re-
turned to New York Sunday night.
Mrs. Charles Church received news
of the death of her sister, Mrs. Char
lotte Marsh, at her home in Washing
ton. ID. c.. Sunday September 26.
Cochegan camp, Modern Woodmen
of America, held al social and dance
in Robertsons hall Friday, evening.
The la6ies' aid society of the Meth
odist church was entertained at the
home of Mrs. John iBotham Wednes-
day afternoon. +.
Robert C. Collins has returned to his
home in Kingston, r. l., after week
end visit with relatives here.
2. /. Browning started Wednesday
morning filling his siio.
Miss Jessie Bradford has returned
tier several weeks visit to relatives
in Lowell. Mass.