Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10

OLD MYSTIC
Dinner Guests at RivervieW-Funersl Of Mrs. Dennis--Socisl and Personal Items.

Items.
 Afr. and Mrs. Charles c. EldreAge entertained phe c. N. M club and mem oers of Camp WeqBasb at dinner Tuesday evening Of Iast week. The table decorations were in honor Of Weouash. Tie cenferpfecc was 2 min i iature WsHHam and tho sffoFnmenfE | were tiny canoes. gypsy kettle, etc. The place cards were Indian heads and the f3vors Indian hea1dressc6. After dinnet. came music by b}le clubs lsdies' cniarf@e. eolos by Mrs Ffdre6ge and Charles Edv.n Ianphere, and choruses by the ch1o. The evening wound up with q cskewaik, the cake being awarded Mrs. Harry Den3gon and Charles F. Lanphere. The menu:
 Grape Fruit with MarshuaaIlogs,
 Bom!uon in cups, Chicken CrooUettes Mashed Potatoes.
 Green Peas, c9foken Salad,
 Patffes, Olives,
 Roman Punch
 Bridal Cram Cake, Mince Pie, Cheese sandwiches q la Wequashs
 Nuts Paiaina,
 Coffee
 Judge Ieator Of Troy. -. r, vis- itor at RieverView Has the guest Of honor
 Death Of Mrs. Dennis.
 The death of Mrs. Delacy (Carpen- ter Dennis occurred early sunday
 
 The funeral was held Wednesday at z.29 2. n1. In the Papfist church. Rev. Jepfha NJ Olrnstead, pastor Of flle church, conducted the service. There were beautiful floral tributes Mrs. J. Harold Williams Mrs. Anna Eabcock. Charles Edwin Lanphere and Frank F. Williams sang three fayorfte hymns of the deceased: Must Jesus Rear the Cross Alone" There fig q Beautiful Land on Hiefa." and "When fhe Roll T. (saf were her three sons, Walter, Samuel, IT,. and Daniel N., and her son-ir- law. Louis Barlow. Burial WAS in Evergreen cemetery.
 Fifty at Supper.
 MT. and Trs. Harry F. Hanks enter ta!ned the Eapffst af5ee~ Aid society iasf week. About fifty partook of an appetizing s1Jpper. The proceede viii be used for church expenses.
 General News.
 Herman Ramitzei of New York an1 Frederick Milday If Stafford Springs, nen1berg Of the Mystic Woolen com pany oF Old Mystic, were fiere few days since looking after business in tereE+s
 berf 4. Haiey, had his ankle badly sprafned Saturday afternoon Th4le loading goods at Mystic railroad sta tion.
 Mas Laura Avery is il with diDh- therea-
 the Methodist church began his pas torate last Sunday.
 Meeting Of Aid socety. The Ladies Aid society Of fhe Bap- ist church met "Wednesday evening with Mrs wiIIzaro 1acrwffh
 Penjarn5n r. Miner has returned to Montague, Mass, after an over-SEn- day visit to AIr. ard Mrs Charles Q. Eldredee at River. e2 - Dana TsEAor Gallup returned Tues day morning to Harvard law school after an oyer-Sunday visit to his mother.
 Attended Mrs. Dennis Funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Barlow and daughter, Miss Gertrude CIadd1ng of Ns5z Doft. Air. and Mrs tfaiCsr DsE1nls cf BaWti2eZet 1I~. and Mrs Samuel L. DeTrts c1 Providence, Mr. and Mrs Daniel oI. Dennis Of EaIscan, 8fess and ether relatives came here 70 attend the funeral Of Mrs. Samuel r. Dennis Mrs. Eliza beth T. Ffoxie visited Sun daT with Esorwlch relatives
 Irs. Joz-H Ezerett Ias1ds Caap p7eI of Essex is recovering from al ar1ack 0f double preun1onfs-
 Taere is TO Improvement fn t17e coz dit1o1 of E. Eurr0 Fs Brown, who las been cr1fGeS to -he Yo-1ee 5v Illness Since the sudden death o.E Mrs. Brown several weeks aeO-
 Lawyer Jensen has returned t3 Stamford alter q vistt to his xiEe-s parents 1fr. and Mrs George H. Water oTry at Tlze 3Ia3les.
 Mrs. Frank Ingram has returned from 2Ieriden where she attended +l7e funeral Of her cousin, Mrs IGa Davis Page.
 Miss Aida Stearns has returned 10 Ioutciair, =. J.. after 2 visit 70 re-a- tives in -re +TY-S-frs
 Mrs Albert A. Haleg-, who underwent serious operation s1 FTa--~-=a! 1~=- ritsI q week since Is improving slowly Mrs George z. Welies was . recent guest Of her sister. -2Irz- Charles II Wilcox of : 0c'1r7 terrace Czr7loa William Smith of Stafford S--irzs was 2 recent guest of 3Ir and Mrs Les-er Brewer
 Ernest E Bro~-n of Pt~e~f7ea6 fz--- is having an addition built on the rear of his house and 2 verarda across the front and south sides.