Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-27
JEWETT CITY
Young Man Bound Over for Chicken Steaiins-Surprise and Gift for Rev. and Mrs. George l. StanIey-Waure- gan Defeated

Friday evening at session of the Griswold town court, Kasamir Penat- sia, 20 years of age, was bound over to the next criminal term of the su- perior court which comes in at Nor wich in September, having pleaded guilty to the charge of chicken steal ing from F. H. Gilbert or Slater ave- nue- Frank Leyden. a lad whose bus mess it is to close MT. Gilberts hen house every evening, went to perform that duty and surprised the man coming out with a half-doen of the birds. The man had at one time been employed by MT. Gilbert The boy recognized him. He was later arrest ed by State Policeman J. J. Gagnon. Frank Munka, in whose cellar the chickens were later located was also arrested, but he disclaimed having any knowledge that the chickens were stol- en property. His case was nolled up- on the payment of the costs. $l3.03.
 Surprised on Wedding Anniversary.
 Rev. and Mrs George D. Stanley were pleasantly surprised Friday eve ming at the M. E. church of which MT. Stanley is pastor, in celebration of the eighth anniversary of their marriage. During the evening Rev. E. M. An thony presented the couple a purse of money, expressing at the time the friendly sentiment of the company present. MT. Stanley's reply evidenced Peter McArthur sang and Mrs. George w. Bromley read a pleasing selection. Little Miss Fornetta Robertson pre- scented Mrs. Stanley a bouquet each of carnations and roses. Refreshments and an hour of social chat added to the enjoyment.
 Refreshment Followed Labor.
 Friday evening there was a stated communication of Reliance lodge, No. 29, I. O. o. F.. after the close of work in full form in the third degree there was an hour of social enjoyment with f<.l1 ed by strawberries afio cream. ice cream, cake and coffee.
 Masons Attend chureil.
 Sunday morning at the Methodist church the sermon was by the Rev. George D. Stanley, in celebration of lodge, No. 75. F. and A. M, the fol- lowing thirty members attended in body. after the lodge had been opened in form in their rooms in the Rioux Clarke, Edward M. Gray, E. H. His cox. A. M Brown, John P. German, Robert J. Guy, Earl Gilbert. Thomas B. Keen, A. G. Brewster. Joseph Watt. O. Soule, F. c. Whiting, William Beardwood, Thomas F. Lee. Antoine Maynard. Charles Maynard, l.. A. Thornton, G. A. Haskee Peter McAr- thur, Lewis Howe, Charles Fl. Ray. IT. F. Paul. William R. Burdick, John E. Green John A. Owen and J. H. Tracy. T. Hearst and George A. Babcock of the Moosup lodge accompanied the To- cal fraternity
 Mir. Stanley's sermon was fkQm a text chosen from the first chapter Of Johns gospel. It was the address of Mason to Masons. and a general ap-
 kl to the best that was in his hear CTS, with a view to the betterment of each, and the uplift of all who were under a shadow.
 Farewell Gift to Arthur J. Hale. Arthur J. Hale, boss mule spinner at Ashland Cotton company for a few months left Sunday morning for New Bedford, where he Is to be assistant superintendent in the Rotch mills. Fri day evening he was entertained at the Jewett City hotel by number of his Aspinook friends. Saturday evening he was surprised by visit from a dozen of his employees. who manifested their esteem for him by a gift of gold watch fob presented by Adrian May nard. A fine supper was served by Mrs. Hale.
 Personals.
 Mrs. F. 1T. Gilbert. Misses Rather inc and Emma Babcock and Earl GIL bert were in Danielson Friday. at tending the commencement exercises of the Killingly high school.
 Mir. and Mrs. r. F.. Robinson. Miss Marian Robinson and Miss May Futile spent Sunday in New Haven.
 Dinner Party of Twelve.
 Mrs. Fred S. Brown entertained a dinner party of twelve on Saturday night in honor of her son, Arnold Brown who is at home on visit The guests were from Norwich. Deep River and Jewett City.
 Large First Communion Class.
 Fifty-five children received first Ho- ly Communion at St. Mary's church Sunday
 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Kenyon on Saturday went to Pawtucket, where they will reside. MT. Kenyon has been employed here with the Textile Nov city company. /
 Miss Jeanette Montgomery and Mrs. Fred Montgomery of PackerVille were guests of relatives in the borough Sat urday.
 J. H. Lee attended the Army and Navy clubs annual reunion at the Griswold, Eastern Point, Friday eve ming.
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