Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-04-08

In G. A. r. hall Wednesday night
London and Sons of the Sea of this
place rendered banquet to Captain
McMarsters of New London. About
forty attended. At o'clock all sal
ard Benjamin Brown. After the chow
der an hour was spent with music and
speeches The mandolin and guitar
club of New London furnished music.
The following officers were elected:
Commodore, Nathan Newbury; vice
commodore, r. B. Chute; chief navfga-
tor, w. Fl. White; keeper of shells,
Charles Greene; boatswain, George
Gilchrist; steward Benjamin Brown.
Pleasure for o. e. S. Members
One OF the most enjoyable events
ever given by members of Charity
chapter, Order of Eastern Star was
that of Thursday afternoon and eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Wallace
2-30 o'clock the members began to
arrive and did until evening. At
$50 o'clock a salad supper was serv-
ed. The evening was devoted to whist
and fine musical programme was
well rendered.
Pet Dog Killed.
A pet bulldog belonging to Mrs. VI.
l. Gilbert was run over and killed
by an automobile Thursday near the
Standard machinery company The
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and. wanted TO pay for the value of the
dog.
Hospitality of Hinky Dinky Club.
,rne Hinky Dinky club, composed of
the young people in the village. en-
tertained about Is friends Wednes-
and whist were the features of the
evening. The members who enter
tanned were Misses Edith Burns, Dor
othy Walkley. GracA Walkley. Mildred
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Dickerson. Maude Brown, Beatrice
Thurber, Beatrice Higgins. May Pen
field, Alice Ayers and ALA Perkins.
Music for dancing was furnished by
Four Tables of Whist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shea enter
tanned at whist on Wednesday eve
ming. Four tables were played. Miss
Elsie Espieg and James Mccarthy won
the first prizes. The consolation prizes
went to Miss Annie Kelley and Will
lam Mullaney. Refreshments We're
served and a musical programme was
carried out.
P. j. Button has purchased a new
touring car.
Hustfing at Linen MIL
S. d. Kenne of Providence was in
town Thursday. looking over the Roy
al Linen mills. Mr.. Keene is now pres
ident of the concern and was here co
see that the work is well carried on.
ing off the woodwork and it is ex-
pected that this will be ready to start
up business in week or two.
Mrs. Conrad Kretzer and daughter.
Miss Ruth Kretzer. spent Thursday
with friends in Norwich.
Burial of John c. Davis.
The body of John C. Davis, who
died at the home of his daughter Mrs
James Brady, at Canonchet, arrived
here THURSDAY morning and was TAX
en- to Elm Grove cemetery for burial.
Rev. c. T. Hatch. pastor of the NJ.
E. church. had charge of the serv-
ices at the grave The bearers were
members of the family.
Work was started Thursday build
ing a house for Paul Kuppers in In
Street Repairs.
The work of fixing the walks and
raising the curbing in Broadway I'M
der the supervision of Frederick Eid-
redge and men is nearly completed.
The selectmen are at work filling in
the road on Lincoln avenue and rails
ing it IA inches.
About the Village.
Evelyn Chapman of Newark. n. J..
is the guest of his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Chapman.
Miss Florence Wilcox is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Carrie Auei. in Hart
Lucius Coon, arrested by Constable
William Foley for drunkenness. and
brought before the town court Thurs
day and fined 50 and costs amount
ing to $12-01, which he paid.
Miss Edna Hatch of Boston is tile
guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs
C. T. Hatch, at the Methodist par
sOnage-
Frank Davis of Providence was IN
town Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Gates and
daughter have returned to Providence
after a visit to Mrs. Gates mother,
Mrs. Isabel Neil.
Mr. and Mrs. James Brady and SON |
John are guests of Mrs. Brady's sis
ter. Mrs. Fred Watrous.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavus Davis have |
to New York after a brief |
visit in town.
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