Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-05

H. CT of the late Peter Bruggerman, ar rived in Mystic on Saturday evening from Elizabeth, N. J.. where it had been buried for 15 years, and on Sun day was placed in the vault recently erected in St. Patrick's cemetery, by Mrs. Peter Bruggerman, to rest be- side her son.
 Birthday Party.
 Miss Annie Oviatt, the year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Rossie Ovi- att celebrated her birthday Saturday afternoon and entertained sixteen of her friends. Games and music were enjoyed from four until six. when sup per was served. Little Miss Oviatt received numerous gifts.
 Neighborhood Whist Club.
 The Neighborhood Whist club re- sumed it's meetings Friday evening at the home of Miss Eliza Dennison. The first part of the evening was devoted to business Miss Ellen Holmes was elected president and Miss Eliza Den nison secretary, after which whist was played, the first prize being taken by Miss Josephine Dickerson and the consolation falling to Miss Emma club this season are Mrs. J. Elmer Newbury Mrs. John F. Moves. Miss Louise Paige, Miss Phebe Stimson, Miss Beulah Moves. Miss Edith Rath- Hnn. Miss Ellen Holmes. Miss Eliza Dennison, Miss Annie Rathbun Miss Helen Brown. Miss Josephine Dickin- son and Miss Edna Wheeler. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Louise Paige.
 Invited to Lecture.
 An invitation has been extended Fanny Ledyard chapter, D. A. R., by Lucrefta Shaw chapter D. A R., of New London, to be present at a lec- ture to be given in the chapel of the Second Congregational churc hthis af- ternoon by John Foster Carr, author of the Italian Guide, book published under the auspices of the D. A. R. for Italian immigrants.
 Athletic Clubs Officers.
 The West Mystic Athletic club met Friday evening and officers for the year were elected: President, Donald Maxson; vice president, William Bradshaw; secretary, Carl Bradley, and treasurer Richard Crandall. Meetings are to be held every Friday evening and much interest is being ta- ken by the young men in that part of the village.
 Party Played 500.
 Mrs. Mary D. Benjamin entertained at her home on 30 High street, Sat urday evening at a 800 card party, which was enjoyed by twenty friends. After the cards vocal and instru- mental music was rendered and re- treatments Were served
 Fell from Load Of Hay.
 Wellington Travena had a narrow escape of being killed on Friday by was carting for Ed Conlon. Mr Ira vena landed on his back and was severely injured, it being first circu- lated that his back was broken. Aft CT examination 1t was found no bones were broken, but he suffered sprains and bruises.
 Suffering from Injuries.
 Gurdon Allyn, who was severely in jured Friday by falling off a staging while painting in GreenmanviIe, is doing as well as can be expected. His hip which was broken has been set and placed in Q plaster cast, and up to Sunday afternoon no developments of internal injuries had occurred. Charles Stoddard, who was injured in the same accident, is suffering from sprained ankles and wrists.
 Death of Mrs. Samuel Dennis.
 Mrs. Delacy Ann Dennis, wife of Samuel Dennis, died at her home on the west side of Mystic river. Sunday morning, after an illness which last ed during the past three years. She was born in the town of Groton. S1 years ago, ana mad aIWayS resided in this section. She is survived by her husband and one daughter, Mrs. Mary F. Barlow of Newport, and five sons, Samuel, William, Walter, Daniel and Welcome Dennis.
 Local Briefs.
 Rufus BarraInith of Eliza beth, \. J., is the guest of his family here.
 Harry Hoxie of New York is the guest of his psrents Mr- and Mrs. John II. Hoxsie.
 Fred T. Lane of Norwich was the guest of MT. and Mrs. George Lane over Sunday.