Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-10
UNCASVILLE
Bleachery to Build Addition-Mired
Horse Rescued-Sooial and Personal
Notes.


Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Phinney of Ar
lington, Mass who have been spend
ing the past week at the home of
Mrs. Henry Dart. returned home Mon
day.
Addition to Mill.
The Thames Dye and Bleachery Co.
is building an addition to the new mill
which will be used to house extra ma
chfnerN The structure will be of
frame construction and will Join the
main building
Moved to New York.
Charles H Mcdonald who has been
in charge of the Keyes Process Co.'S
mill. has moved to New York and will
only visit this plant occasionally. His
furniture will be stored for while.
Mr.. Elliott of New York is guest
at the home of NJ. J Walsh
Miss Sarah Swindels of Windsor
Locks is visiting her aunt Mrs. Gil
bert
Those driven over that part of the
macadam road from the car station up
to Palmertown. which has recently
been oiled. complain that the oil was
not applied by the right method.
Mrs. George Taylor returned Mon
day to Pequot, after a month spent
visiting in Hartford.
Paul Maine of Bridgeport was the
guest of his parents. the Rev. and Mrs.
Mary Sullivan has gone to Hart
ford
Bessie Mccarthy of Hartford is Wis
ting Mrs. J. Maloney.
Gilbert p Coats left Tuesday for
New York.
Mrs. Charles Ramage is visiting
friends in Worcester.
Visiting Cornet Home
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cornet of
Portland Me E1t11J of
and Mr. and Mrs. George Cornet of
Lynn. Mass. are guests of Mrs. Cor
net this week.
Mrs Albert Strong and son of Wor-
cester who have been guests of John
Ba bcock, returned home Saturday.
Fred Cushman returned Monday
night from visiting in Hartford
Engaged in Forestry Work.
Walter Atwood. who is engaged in
forestry work near Hartford visited
his grandmother Mrs William Au-
wood, Sunday and Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knowles of
Pittston, Pa. are guests of Peter Hen
igan.
Putnam Fishing Party.
Austin Perry. Forest Perry. Fred
Perry. George Cockell and sons, Ar
thur and Horace CockeIl of Putnam,
went mackerel fishing off Black ledge
Monday. bringing home about three
hundred and fifty
Rescue of Mired Horse.
A horse owned by A. L. Botham,
which was in the pasture back of
Newton's ice house, got mired in the
pond near the ice house and came
near losing his life. After several
hours hard work with crowd of as
sistants the horse was extricated by
hitching a rope around its body just
back of it's forelegs and hitching this
to another horse, drawing it out
Enjoyable Party.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank J. Alexander
entertained a party of young people
birthday of their daughters, Misses
Elizabeth and Alice. After playing va
rious games supper was served by
Mrs. Alexander, assisted by Mrs. Ezra
J. Hampstead, Jr.. and Miss Mildred
Sykes of New London. Among those
present were Miss Carrie Crawford
of Brooklyn. Miss Mildred Wadman
and Charles Harvey of Groton, Dwight
McCord of New London, Miss Thelma
Dram, Miss Millicent Comstock, Miss
Helen Hampstead. Miss Helen Rogers
Miss Jennie Nelson, Miss Frances Ed
wards Judson Hampstead, Malcolm
Brown, George Bitters, Willard Mel
son and Prentice Alexander.
Social Evening.
Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. F. j.
Alexander entertained a small party
of friends, among them being Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Smith of New London
DR.. and Mrs. Morton f. Fox and their
guest, Mrs. Louis Vandervliet of Pat
erson. N. ].
Home from Europe.
Miss Alzada Comstock who has
been spending the summer travelling in
Europe under the chaperonage of her
cousin. Mrs. Kelsey. has returned to
the home of her parents, MIR. and Mrs
Leolin Comstock