Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
MYSTIC
Miss Rosetta DonshUe Dies in Denver Social kotes-Desth Of Gardiner H. Butler, Son Of pr. Charles V. Butler.


 Word has been received in Mystic of the death of Miss Rosetta Donahue in Denver, Col, where gf7e had been for the past two years that she might regain her health. having been Q suf- ferer from tuberculosis. She was the daughter of Tr and Grs. Peter Don ahue of this place. WAS 2s years Of age and had always resided here until she was compelled to leave this climate For five years she Nas head salesla6y in W. F. WheeleTs department store and made many friends while employ ed there. She was q graduate of the Mystic High school and also q member of St. Patrick's church. Her body will be brought to Mystic and will be ac- companie5 Dy her sister, Mss Annie Donanue, who halse been with her dur ing her illness in Denver. Besides her parents, she leaves two gisters. Misses Fannie and Annie DOnahue. and q brother, Peter Donahue. Jr., al Of this place.
 Birthday Party.
 Miss Grace M. Stoddard celebrated her 12th birthday at her home, on La throp street, Saturday afternoon Games and music were enjoyed in the the little guests. Miss Stonddard re- ceived many pretty presents
 Evening Of Whist.
 The Neighborf7ood Whist club was entertained Friday evening at tle home of Miss Louise Paige on Church street The first prize was awarded Miss Eliza Dennison and the consola- tion prize went tO Miss Edith Rath- bun The next meeting will be held at the home Of Miss Ellen Holmes.
 Wedding Invitations Issued.
 Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss Maud Lamb, daughteS. of 8Ir. and Mrs. Russell Lamb anf Louis Rusholw, which will take place oa Thursday evening al 5 o'clock at the home of the brides parents
 Condition Favorable.
 Benjamin Batty, who was taken g. riouslv i'll while working in H. \. Wheeler's drug store on Friday after noon is more comfortable. and the doc tor eieFs epcouTas cement for his rec0v- cry. Al first it was thought Ea was paralyZed on his Jeff side.
 News in General.
 The vesper service at the Congre- gational church on Sunday afternoon at 4.45 o'clock was largely attended. The pastor Rev. 4. F. EarnShaW gave talk on the authors Of tlle different hymns used and the chorister. Mrs J. l. Iner NeWbuTy, assisted by the choir gave some fine musical selections
 Miss Phebe Stlnson is spending 2 few days iu Providence
 Mir. and Mrs Loie E. White are spending a few days with the formers parents. Mir. and Mrs. Edwin White of Pamfret street
 Walter Knight spent Sunday with his parents in Arctic. F. |
 MT and Mrs. Robert Thomas and Miss Carrie Thomas have returned D New York. after 3 visit with their aunt, Mrs. Isabella Mackenzie.
 Death or Gardiner H. Butler.
 Word has been received in town Of the death of Gardiner Haviland But Ter. only son of pr. Charles Voorhees Butler, Of New Brunswick, ~. J. and the late Louise Gardner Butler of Mystic, at hospital in NorriStovgT. \. J. He' was II years of age and spent the early wears of his life ia Mystic. The body Will ha brought ID Elm Grove cemetery for burial
 Accepted Invitation.
 An invitation was read and acccptaa hy NistUxet lodge, No. 47. K of r. at their last regular session asking them 10 he present at TTgImbul lodge. K ot r, in New London on Wedncsszav evening. December 3S, and witness the work of the third degree.
 Mr and Mrs Albert Du2lsinle and family are spending a few days in Providence