Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-23
The Business and Social Life of Every Town and
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NEW LONDON COUNTY.
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lsdiss' Aid Society Eiects Officers
 Rseeptien-Dr- TayIors Marriage ' Fishermen's Stormy Trip.


 Laeiss' Aid Society Eisets ohzesrs-
 Rsoeptien-Dr. TayIers Marriage Fishsrmen's Stormy Trip.
 The annual business meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of tho Methodist Episcopal church at it's meeting with Mrs. Charles Aama8e took p1nces the Following = od3eers being elected TOT 1hs Hsnry 9smn Al bolies first sso'p yioo presidsnf Mrs. William Noables second vace pres ident, Mrs. Louis G. Newton; secretary Miss Eliza Geer; assisfant secretary, Mrs. Charles Ranage; treasursr: Mrs Maine; directresses. Mrs. Oscar Church, Mrs. John Botham, Miss Lucy Allyn, Mrs. William BeckEith-
 Mrr- David M Allison of Holyo1ze, her sister, Miss Etoise LAndphere, for several days, returned home Friday.
 Mrs. John Freeland and two children of Sutton, Mass, have been visiting Mrs Freeand's brother Fred J. Hope.
 Miss Marjorie Walden, who is with her mother, Mrs Clarence E. Walden, of Jamaica Plains, Mass, since their arrival at the home of Mrs. W.eIrving Browning, has been taken i'll with an attack of measles.
 Dug Up Old Coin.
 Roscoe Dart of Hill Top unearthed q coin of peculiar design while digging for worms for bait, finding 1t only about seven or eight inches below the surface. The coin is of copper, about the size of an old fashioned cent, or a little larger than a quarter. On one side it bears a circle of 13 links. In the center appear a small ring with an inscription which although not exactly plain can be made out to read We Are One. On the reverse, which Is more worn, is a sunburst which emanates from a point near one edge and occu- pies most of the face of the coin. The letters .. G. I. O. are easily made out. also the words Mind Your Own Busi- ness" and the figures IFS, probably the date, the last figure of which might be l. making it 1781. There is other .in- script7ons around the edge which can not be made out. No value specifca- = HiOTr is discernible
 Meeting Postponed.
 There was small attendance at the meeting of the baseball enthusiasts called to meet sWednesd day night for the purpose of electing officers. so it
 MT and Mrs. Ray Woodmansee have been entertaining their nieces, Misses Myrtle and Edith Dennison. of New Haven. ~-k
 William Watt. who has been yard master for the c. NJ. Robertson com pany has resigned and obtained werk sn Hartford. Henry Church and Ed- ward -ChappelL employed Rs teamsters
 
 Mock TriaI and Supper.
 The senior class of the Palmer Me- morial school gave an entertainment ard social Friday night In the school g1all- The entertainnentS was a mock trial. Cuff vs- Mun. tlle question being given by the class during the same evening.
 Presiding Elder Preaehed.
 The congregations at the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday received an unexpected visit from the presiding Eponse to an insEftation from tho pas tor, Rev. & F. Maine. delivered the sermon at the morning service.
 PIeasureabIe Reception.
 William Keeney has moved from the house of James Ritcfie in Pequot to New London.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Noble gave a reception Thursday evening in honor of their son, Ernest Noble. Part of the evening was devoted to music, se- posed of Misses Ethel Cornet. Margaret Burton. Florence Holmes and Leroy Holmes, was an entertaining feature. Piano selections were given by Misses Iva Bartlett and Barbara Cornet In the guessing contest the first 1ady's prize went to Miss Ethel Corret and the gentlennan's prize to Harold Cor net The consolation prize went to MISS FlOfence ftOE1neE ana fT6Q 16ITy. Others present were Miss Josephine Hart. Miss Edna Perry, Misses Winnie and Vera Bartlett, Miss Anna Crones- bury Miss Bessie Holmes. Miss Agnes Rogers. Miss Fannie Mitchell, Herbert Perry, Lawrence Perry, Lincoln Rogers, Fred Cushman, Earl Holmes, Robert Townsend, Paul Maine. William Bolles and E. E. Baker. Clarence F. Walden of Boston, a for ner resident. arrived in town Tuesday to spend a few days with relatives.
 TayIor-Bryant Marriage. Announcement of the marriage Of pr. Francis. Albert Taylor who recently rlosed his practice in town, and Miss Ella Josephine Bryant has been re- ceived blythe doctors friends. The took place in New York on Saturday last MT and Mrs. Maurice Brown of Quaker Hill are spending several days st the home of Mrs. J. B. Lathrop.
 Rough Fishing Trip. Frank B. Mitchell, Ivan Chapman, John Moves and John Eldridge, who left Saturday night for . fishing trip in MT Mitchelrs sioop, were caught in the blow and were unable to make port until Monday, when they were able to l reach South Lyme, from which place | they came home on the cars. Much l anxiety was felt bygtheir families.