Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-23


Mrs George II. Tomlinson of Baltic
| was the guest of friends in Pequot
| Wednesday.
| Engine Broke Down-Fish Were Spoil
ed.
A party composed of John Potter
Charles Bolles, John J. Dodds, Jr,
while out fishing Tuesday in Mr.. Pot
ter's launch had accident to their
engine causing them to wait until a
launch came by to tow them home
Owing to the delay the catch of fish
were spoiled and were thrown over
board.
Personal Items.
Everett Chapman is spending his
vacation with relatives in Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gilbert of Hart
ford are spending a part of Mr.. Gill
bert's vacation the guest of his moth
- A large number from this place at
tended the Baptist Sunday school pic
mic held Saturday at Richards grove.
Claude Van Rensselaer, has been CIV
en- the position as booklleeper at the
Bigelow Hartman company's mill and
Miss Foss will be stenographer
Miss Laura Enos and aunt, Mrs.
Sears of Valley Falls, r. l., who have
been guests of relatives in town. re-
turned home Friday.
Appendix Removed.
Paul Maine, son of Rev. S. F. Maine,
church who is employed in Bridge
port underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis Saturday. His father was
called and was present during the OPP
GRAFTON which is hoped will be success
full
Mrs. Fox Has Birthday Celebration.
Mrs. Jacob Fox, who is making her
home at the home of her son, DR.. NJ.
E. Fox, celebrated the anniversary of
her birthday Sunday. An impromptu
L r i
Mrs. Levi Tucker of East Lyme, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Newton of New Lon
don, Mrs. George l.. Newton We're
present Refreshments were served by
Mrs. NJ. E. Fox
Walter Brown. former resident,
now of New London. was visitor in
town Sunday.
About SIS was received as the pro-
ceeds from the lawn festival held on
the grounds in front of the Methodist
church Friday evening by the Epworth
league mem bers.
Lester and Norman Shaffer of New
York were Sunday guests at the home
of their brother, Ralph Shafer.
Mrs. Mattin and two daughters of
Bridgeport are spending this week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs .Clarlcs4dum-
NELL
Charles A. Sumner of New Haven
arrived Monday to spend two weeks
with friends in this place.
Palmertown Tigers Defeat Montville
juniors.
A ball game between the Tigers |
from Palmertown and the Montville |
Juniors was played on the grounds in |
this village Sunday. with a score of |
II to in favor of the Tigers
Robert Patton, after spending his va |
cation at the home of his mother re- |
turned to work in Norwich Monday.
Joseph Hahn, Frank Schlink and |
Harry Domler of New London were |
by Clarence Church Sun |
day afternoon. Mr.. Church took his |
guests out for a sail in his dory on |
the Thames river.
Mrs. Frederick Wilson of Whitman
tic a guest of relatives in Pequot |
over Sunday.
Robert Dodds, who has been spend
ing several weeks the guests of his /
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Gid
ley. in Mantle, returned home Sunday
night
Leander D. Chapel, who has been
very ILL is reported to be slightly bet
ter.
Class Received Degrees.
Thames lodge, I. o. o. F., at it's reg
llar meeting in Palmer Memorial hall
Tuesday night. worked a degree on a
class of candidates
Mrs. Thomas Watt Miss May Oar
row and Miss Maude Bennett attend
I'd the Sunshine bazaar Tuesday aft
ernoon.
Socrates SchoIfeld of Providence is
he guest of relatives in town.