Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-01
NEW LONDON COUNTY
UNcASvILLE
Storm Makes Hard Work for Rural Carriers-Christnas Entertainment -Mrs- George A. BeeESwith's Death

MT. and Mrs Charles Burgess an son Walter and Miss Vera left Fri day to spend the week visiting rela lives in Providence.
 Mr- and Mrs. Henry Church hav moved from Earl Brownings cottag 10 the home of Mrs. Church's father Moses Chapman
 James McArdIe of New Hampshir, is the guest Of his mother, Mrs. Henrl
 Thomas Speirs of New London Ina, purchased Hin Crest farm from Er- nest Duffy. MT Duffy is thinking of locating in Denver
 Miss Elsie Waterman of Williman- Tie is the guest of friends in Peduot
 MT and Mrs Henr- Champiin ot Norwich have been guests of Mr. and Mrs Elisha Vf5ber this week
 Mfr. and Mrs Albert Strong of Wor- csster were guests of Mrs. Strong parents. Mir. and Mrs. John Babcock over the holidays.
 Miss Ellen Newton of East Lyme vas the guest of Dr. and Mrs M. F. Fox over Sunday
 Harold Bartlett. who is employed in Providence, was the guest of his parents MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Bart lett over Christmas
 Harold Cornet- who is employed in Massachusetts. is spending this week at the home of his mother in this place
 Mrs. Louisa Rogers has been the guest or her nephew, Charles Cong don of Yan4ic-
 Mrs Mary CoggshalI returned on Tuesday after visiting at the home of her daughter. Mrs John Baker, in Willimantic-
 F. B. Tooker the rural carrier was unable to cover the whole of his route Monday. It was impossible to reach Raymond EIim section of the town through the drifts
 Samuel Allen and daughter. Miss Mamie Allen who have been guests of MT Aiisn's daughter. Mrs George W Dart at Hiu Top. returned home Tuesday night.
 l. T. Browning had men at work Tuesday filling his ice house with G. inch ice
 Santa Claus Came Down Chimney.
 The Christmas celebration in the NFentviile Center church was well at tended In place Of a Christmas tree a large open fireplace was built, down John Lynch made his appearance. Other entertainment included recita- tons. music both instrumental and vocal. after which refreshments were served
 C. F. Sweet, superintendent of the Tncasville Mfg Co. returned Mon day after a visit with relatives in Massachusetts.
 Mrs. Mary ITuntley of Westerly is the guest of relatives in town
 Mrs Charles Youngs of Williman- tic is visiting local friends.
 Norman Lathrop and Dr. F. A. Tay- Tor were among the first in town to drive out in sIeighs.
 Miss Carrie Bergman of New York G spending this week with friends at MoutviIle Center.
 The young people are enjoying the coasting-
 Funeral of Mrs. George A. BecE<with
 The death of Mrs George Allan Beckvith occurred Friday after a long Illness from consumption Miss Beck with was the daughter of David and Phoebe Street and was born in this town She is survived by two broth ITS. Jarvis Street of PalmertOwn and Thomas Street of New London, and a sister. Mrs Palmer. She was twice married and is survived by a daugh- -@r. Mrs Milton Rogue. by the first also by two sons. The 'uneral took place from the home of her son. George Beckwith, where she was carried several weeks previous to ler death, he lives on the old Col .hester road. at the head of Nen hill. l Burial was in Union cemetery on Monday. Harry Atwood, rural carrier from | 1ziedale office. found it impossible to | ret through his route on Monday. Mr- and Mrs Ralph Shaffer and | .hiid are spending this week with rel | Itives in Pawtucket-