Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
NEW LONDON COUNTY
NlANTlC
Straw Ride for Henry Bonds Guests Mrs. Alfred Mitchell Dies Suddenly Village and Grove Notes.

Henry Bond of Pennsylvania avenue rendered a straw ride Saturday even frsg to 9. number of his young friends. Mr. Bond was in charge Of the team and drove to Little Boston, where the party entertained themselves and oth- CTS with songs and school wells. All had pleasant time. The members or the party were: Miss Helen Bridge man, Miss Inez Horton, Miss GladH Dickinson Miss Margaret Coulter, MISS Eleanor Coates. Miss Maria Bond, r ran . cis Luce, Henry Bond Ivan Coulter, Hull Manwaring and Francis Turner
 Sewing Meeting.
 The Thinble society met with Mrs. A. K Dewolf in Grand street Tuesday afternoon A collation. was served att or rf1e meeting.
 Sudden Death from Heart Disease.
 The news of the sudden death Tn Hartford last Friday of Mrs. Alfred Mitchell flas rescsbed this place. Mrs. Mitchell was stricken with heart dls- ease on New Britain avenue. She was found by a couple of women lea1sng against a pole. gaeping for breath. na ssing aueo weas stopped and Mrs. Mitchell was hurried to the hospital, where she died a few minutes later.
 Mrs Fannie ]. Mitchell was the wlte ,f Alfred Mitchell of No. 72 Vernon street. Hartford, and is survived by her husband. Alfred Mitchell. one daughter, Miss Itcv P Mitchell, 9 nurse in the hospital: two sons, Waiter A., pro lessor of pi1vsics in Soo Chow, C'llna, university. and Edward w. Mitchell of Hartford Mrs Mitchell was 52 years os age and was we'll known in Mantle and Pine Grove. where she has spent many summers during the past twelve years
 Briefs and Personals.
 Miss Iaur. G. Smith has returned from Vish to Norwich.
 Mrs Elizabeth Hill, Mrs. T. J. Hllt, Njisses Grace and Annie Hill were in Norwich Saturday. guests of MT and Mrs. Atbin Hazstrom. former residents pr this place.
 Rev. J. ". nappenberger was III Putnam from Tuesday till Friday, at ending the state Congregational con terence.
 Mrs J. ". Knapperberger and moth- pr Mrs. A. C. Rice. were visiting rela- lives in North Stonington during NJ. Knappenberge1rs absence in Putnam.
 Several large sciHooners sailed out ot she bay Monday, bound west. -..
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Harris nave s,oyed from the PhyaA cottage in fennsy1vania avenue to the Taylor hovse
 bury over Saturday and Sunday
 Mrs. M R. Davis is substituting at
  of Miss Mabel Tracy.
 F C. OdEers was in Hamburg Mon- day. setting up g. stonn in the ceme- tery. .-..
 Rev, R- A. Gosrfng is enjoying two yaeS~ v-aoa tton, which fTe is spending Ia New York stsske and New Jersey.
 Mira I. R. Sanford left Monday Tor GaIes Perry, where she will be the zAeyt of frieaIr3sl
 Nrs c A. West left the Grove Sat 1rrday and is visiting at Crescent Beabfz
 Mas Mabel Broaclhurst of New Ha- van is visiting relatives in the Nil- 1aSe. .-. ,...--
 Mir. and Mrs R. l.. NanNwaring have .1ar apay4upenes tn the WhsdeS house in Main street Epr t1e winter.
 Dr. end Mrs George NJ Barrett rez1T. Mc4sdsy fur Hartford For 8 stay 9f several weeks. ss guests Of reia- tf~es.
 rrsoyy M. Becs1with of New London, z tTrrrney Mantle resident, called on rris-,fp hsfe Tuesday.
 There wftl hu e union service If the r,orsresatannad chusch Sunday even inT. .o o,,z,,, ogas a visitor hsre tfffs week
 1 R cshf%es<sderf of New London was L. 4l,m csxrsrwm xvm4 NFas1tin Sun Cka y.