Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-02
STONlNGTON
kindsrgartner Gives Halloween Party
for PupiIs-Democrats Hold Rally
Death of Mrs. Nathaniel Waldron.


At the borough school Monday Miss
Qulntard, the kindergartner. gave the
children a delightful Halloween party.
IN observance of Edith C. Lathrop's
fifth birthday delicious birthday cake
was provided The pupils played
dren were presented paper pumpkins
to represent a jack-o'-lantern which
they had made.
Confirmation Nov. IS.
The date set for confirmation at CAL
vary Episcopal church has been
changed from Nov. 20 to Nov. Is.
Burglar Frightened Away.
The glass in the door at the entrance
to SchellenS store was broken Sunday
morning. As a watch dog sleeps in
the store it was thought that the dog
heard someone at the door and sprang
and in doing so broke the glass. Pieces
of broken glass Wee well scattered
about the street outs.ide and the rag
ged edge cut by the hole made made
it impossible FOR anyone to enter. The
broken glass was noticed about 1 a. m.
Sunday by Officer Ledwith.
\ Summer Home Closed.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Mallory Will
liams and family closed their summer
homo here Tuesday and left for New
York, where they will spend the win
ter.
Miss Margaret McGrath is visiting in
Providence.
have returned from a visit at Wood
lawn, N Y.
William McDermott was in New Ha-
ven Tuesday.
Miss Sally Pendleton and Miss Jan-
ME Trumbuu are guests of c. P.
Trumbull and family in Hartford.
Democratic Rally.
Tuesday evening the democrats held
a rally in Borough hall, when they pre-
scented Hon. j. Heaton Robertson of
New Haven and Hon. w. e. Thoms of
Waterbury, who addressed the people
assembled in an entertaining manner
on the issues of the day. Mechanics
band escorted the parties to the opera
house and the music added much to
the pleasure of the evening.
Charles w. Aekley of Boston and
W. H. Zeide of Rochester. NJ Y. made
an auto trip to the borough calling on
friends Tuesday.
Surprise Party.
On Monday evening there was sur
prise party at the home Of Mrs Ger
trude Latham in honor of her daughter
Murel. At 4 p. m. fifteen of her school
friends aassembled upon invitation of
Mrs. Latham. The house was deco
rated for the affair. The girls made
merry; playing games and music We're
features of the afternoon. The chill
dren were given a delicious spread
consisting of sandwiches, cake, sher-
bet, candy and fruit On their depar-
ture at 6 D. m. each was presented a
dainty souvenir.
Mrs. William Fairbrother is visiting
in East Bridgewater, Mass.
Coon Hunting in VoIuntown.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles Maine and
Elias Brown left town Tuesday by
auto to spend a short time at Volun-
town. where Mr.. Brown and DIR. Maine
will enjoy coon hunting. They will be
the guests of Mrs. Names cousin. Ezra
Edwards.
Tuesday evening Stonington High
school held the Junior Prom at Bor-
ough hall.
Assessors Meet.
The board of assessors of the town
of Stonineton met Tuesday for their
first session of the year They are
Thomas sutcliffe. Amos Hewitt and
George Robinson.
Death of Mrs. WaTdron.
Mrs. Emeline Waldron. widow OF
Nathaniel Waidron. of Stonington. died
at East Orange. n. j., Monday. Mrs
Weldron fs mother OF Cook Waldron
q summer visitor here. She was long q
resident of Stonington. Burial is tC
be in Stonington. Mrs. Waldron was
81 years old.
Borough Notes.
The u. Q. G. c. held a most enjoy
able whist Monday evening, followed
by dancing.
The boys Of the Choctaw club held q
delightful Halloween party Monda.
evening. The boys had delicious
prepared. with elaborate decorations.
At the meeting of the H. NJ. society
for the election of officers it was voted
to hold a series of socials.
Fellowship Meeting
The fellowship meeting will be held
at North Stonington today (Wednes-
day.. The Congregational churches Of
Mystic, Ledyard, Road district. Ston-
ington, Pawcatuck and North Stoning-
ton viii participate. Rev. Dwight c
Stone Of the borough will preach the
sermon at 11.3o a. IA. At II a. m. a
devotional service viii be conducted by
Rev. J. O. Barrows of Norwich. Din
ner will be served at noon. The exec
utive committee will meet at / p. m. to
plan work for the remaining meetings
The discussion will be at 1.45 o'clock
Miss May Jones has returned to
Hartford.
Henry f. Davis of Watertown, n. Y.
is at the Ocean house.