Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-01-02
EAST WOODSTOCK.
Scores Made in Pigeon Shoot-Christ-
mas Concert-Officers Of Theft De-
tecting Society.

Miss Ethel Uphan, teacher in the
Paine district, is spending her vaca-
ton in Webster with her cousin, Mrs.
c. Z. Bannister.
Misses Olah and Jessie Whitney of
Boston spent Christmas with their
mother. Mrs. Belle Whitney, returning
Sunday
Mrs. Everett Spencer is entertaining
her cousins. the Misses Horton and
Davis of Union.
Mrs. Josephine Stein left Saturday
for Danielson to remain for time.
Mrs. Edgar Stone of Waterford, Me-,
returned home Wednesday, after visit
Of several weeks in Woodstock and
Putnam.
Bernice Turner is spending the holl-
days in Cambridge, Mass.
Miss Florence Cobleigh spent CHRIST
mas in Worcester.
J. Z. Child and family of Putnam,
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Child and
George o. Robbins were entertained at
swallows Nest" Christmas
Mrs. Elizabeth White returned last
week from a visit in Holden, Mass.
Handsome Birds Mounted.
Mrs. y. 5. White has had a green
heron and a red-tailed hawk mounted.
Pigeon Shoot and Scores.
The scores of the pigeon shoot held
Christmas day follow: j. d. Sanger so,
4. II. Hibbard -, p. NJ. Clifford As, $.
II. Peckham As, \. s. White 20, Cliff
ford Jordan is.
About thirty from woodstock at
tended the tenth wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. f. n, May at New
Boston on Monday evening. The gifts
included china, silver cut glass, linen,
money. aluminium. agate ware, rugs.
oil f4f
cake boxes.
Pleasing Christmas Exercises.
A fine Christmas concert was given
by the Congregational Sunday school
on Christmas evening in the church.
A large audience witnessed the pro-
duction of a most excellent pro-
gramme. Mrs. z. A. Turner and Mrs
c. G. Gildersleeve, who had the chill
dren in charge, were congratulated on
the successful manner in which the
children presented the numbers. Aft
or the exercises. the fruit Of the
trees was distributed. The super
intendent w Z. Hammond, received
d large. handsome, framed picture. a
sea view. given him by the school.
Sunday School Reorganized.
The Congregational Sunday school
was reorganized last Sunday. Follow
ing are the officers: superintendent,
~ T.. Hammond; assistant superin-
tendcut, II. A. Bixby; secretary and
treasurer, Lyle Turner; librarian, Mrs.
Arthur Morse; assistant librarian
Ethel Upham; teachers. Mrs 7. a.
Turner Mrs. c. c. Gudersleeve, Mrs.
J. NJ. Paine, Mrs. Emily Allen, Mrs.
y. T. White. Carrie Lewis Anna Cal
lahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Jordan Of
Webster spent Christmas with Mrs
Jordan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. VI.
Clifford.
Theft Detecting Society Meets.
Tho annual meeting of the Theft
Detecting society was held in the
Brick hall Tuesday and was largely
attended. The election of officers Oc-
Cured in the morning: VI. Riddick.
president: J. i. Chandler, clerk; HOr-
ace Andrews. collector.
At noon in the chapel the ladies Of
the CONGREGATIONAL church furnished
am excellent chicken pie dinner, in
charge of the president, Mrs. 7. A.
Turner. and a score Of assistants
There were over one hundred present
and about $40 was cleared. A pro-
gramme OF music and readings was
presented in the hall a brass quar-
tette. Professor Ross George Wether-
ell Ezra May and J. s. May. gave
several selections. Mr.. Ross also gave
an Octerina solo, which demanded an
encore Lyle Turner and Ethel Up
ham gave duet. The Sea Bird ac-
companied by Allan Upham. Readings
by o. A. HiscOx and Mrs. 5. May
were enjoyed. Remarks by Deacon
Amasa chandler. So years. one Of the
oldest members. and William Weber
were given.