Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-03
STONlNGTON
Chiid's Sudden Death-HarPer- Mo- Shane Wedding-Prominent Social ist to Lecture-Bridge Prize Win ners.

George A. Latham, a native of the borough, has been elected a commits sioner of Ada county, Boise, Idaho, on the republican ticket by a big ma jority.
 At the dog show held in New Lon- don. c. o. B. Hammond's dog Rover won first prize for Irish setter, and F. La Verne Burdick's two cocker spaniels took first and second prizes. Julius A. Lloyd of Dixon, H., is a son.
 Honors at Bridge.
 The Merry Twelve whist club met this week with Mrs Henry E. Moves. the prizes going to Mrs. J. $. Anderson, Jr., and the consolation to Miss Fran ces Comstock At the meeting next Tuesday evening Miss Quintard will Anderson.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eugene P. Hyde have returned from Maine.
 Cataract Removed.
 Eugene Atwood, who with Mrs. At wood left for New York Sunday un- derWent an operation for the removal of a cataract from his right eye on Wednesday. He is resting comforta- bly,, the operation being most success ful.
 Harper McShane Wedding.
 Thursday evening at the homo of Mrs. Charles H. Cowan, Miss Hannah McShane and Roy Harper were united in marriage by Rev. Charles J. Mason, rector of Calvary Episcopal church. The house was prettily decorated and many handsome and valuabeI gifts were received. They will live at the home of MT. and Mrs. Cowan during the winter.
 Christmas Plans.
 The Christmas festival of the Sec ond Congregational Sunday school will be held Tuesday evening, December 27, in the church parlor.
 Going to Bermuda.
 Mrs. E. F. Darrell and family left Cove lawn, their summer home, here, for New York. Today (Saturday) they sail for Bermuda to spend the winter. The spelling matches were won on Friday by Jacob Rosen in Miss E. Az nes Stewards room, and by Frank Marie, in Miss Dennison's room
 Walter Ames of Rochester, N. Y, is the guest of friends in town.
 c. A. F. Holmes of Boston was here Friday.
 K. of c. Officers.
 Nina council, K. of C., elected the following officers: Grand knight. Jo- knight, John Meehan; financial secre- tary, Thomas J. Mccormick; record CT, John Birchall; treasurer, Joseph Gilmbartin; warden, Edward Barrett; chancellor, John Young; advocate, Jo- seph Leahy; lecturer, Samuel Wood; /; inside guard, Thomas Wood; outside guard Matthew Gilmore: trustee for 3 years, Charles B. McCort.
 Death Of Cecilia Ponte.
 Cecilia Ponte, the year old daugh- ter of MT. and Mps. Antone Ponte of Gold street, died suddenly at o'clock Thursday evening. The child was about the streets in the afternoon and at 6.50 D. m. went up town to do some errands for her parents. About 8 ?. m. the little girl complained of pains in her stomach and a physician was called at once to attend her. Be- fore medicine could be given her she died in agony.
 To Give Public Lecture.
 Dr. Albert Sudekurn. who is to give a public lecture in Stonington Tues day, December 6, is one of the most prominent socialist members in the German reichstag, having been a member of that body for II years. Dr. Sudekum came to America to study social and industrial conditions He will give his address in English and German.
 F. A. Allis of Brooklyn, N. Y, is the guest of relatives here.