Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-02
STONlNGTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Palmer in
New Home Surprise Parties -
Algonquin Clubs BaII-Other Social
Affairs.

Earl Newton returned to the life
saving station at Fishers island on
Thursday after a vacation Of six weeks
caused by an injured arm.
Mrs. B. F. Chester of Providence
has been the guest of her sister. Miss
Hortense Slater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry R. Palmer oc-
cupied their new home this week The
grounds are being put into condition.
making 1t one of the model residences
of the borough.
Mrs John wilkins will move this
week from the house owned by James
Brown on Elm street to the house re-
Gently occupied by Henry R. Palmer
on Main street.
Mrs. 0. D. Chesebro is seriously Ill
with pleuro- pneumonia
er will take place on Monday at the
waldorf in New York. Miss
Palmer is well known here among the
summer residents.
A large number of motor boats have
been launched and put into commits
sion, rs being counted Friday.
DR.. Ira H. Moves has finished HIS
duties at the New Haven hospital,
and will take UP his practice in Prov
idence.
Mind Impaired.
Miss Izzy White has been commit
ted to the state hospital at Brewsters
Neck. Miss White assisted at the
Stonington home. She will be greatly
mind became affected and she was ia
ken to the hospital this week by Fer
nando Wheeler.
A rehearsal was held at the Road
parlors for a play given soon by the
grange.
Horace Champfain is recovering
from a surgical operation recently per-
Miss Lucy Billings is enjoying
weeks vacation from her school duties
at Clinton
Birthday Surprise Party.
Members of the U. o. G. c. gave
surprise Thursday evening to Mrs.
P. Clark in honor of her birth
day. A most enjoyable time was
to the hall where cake and ice cream
were served and dancing was enjoyed.
Invitation Social.
The. young ladies of the high school
gave an invitation dance Friday eve
ming in Pendleton's Music hall. A de-
Iightful programme was arranged for
the social, which proved a very bril-
liant affair.
Algonquin Clubs Ball.
The Algonquin club gave one of the
most popular balls of the season Fri
day night Lyric hall orchestra of
concert programme: March. Crusad-
ars. De Koven; Spanish Dance, Cordo-
va, Luscumb; cornet solo, What Is
Life to Me. Winnie; intermezzo. Araby
Johns; mazurka de Concert. Memories
were present to enjoy the evenings
pleasure. a large number attending
from Westerly. New London and
Mystic.
Miss Gilmore Surprised.
Thursday evening q surprise party
was given Miss Cecilia Gilmore.
oh ~ r m II
at their home on Diving
street A most enjoyable evening was
spent, various games being played.
Students - Return.
Misses Elizabeth Davey of Butte,
Mont. and Viola Emsting of San d.
go Cal, who have been the guests
IN Water street, will return tomor-
'ow to Pratt institute. Brooklyn, N.
z. Miss Muller will accompany them
md resume her studies at the fnstf-
ute. A party of her young friends
honor of her guests.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Mallory Will
ans of New York will take up their
summer residence here the last Of
Nay.
Misses Dorothy and Katherine Drei-
II of New York, summer residents
lere. are not expected here this sum-
ner. as they expect to travel abroad.
FRANK ulSCH anu ldiLliy AdNC
moved from the velvet mill district
friday to the May Chesebro house
m the Westerly road.
Bertha Lewis of Portland. Me-. left
friday after spending a short time in
own, the guest of friends.
Sunday Services.
Services at the Third Baptist church
sunday will be held at and 7-30 p.
n. Rev. F. d. Thomas OF Westerly
will preach.
Rev. w. F. Newton of Boston col
'orteur of the Baptist state conven-
ion, will preach in the First Baptist
hurch Sunday at 1870 a. m.
A quarterly dividend of 2 per cent.
vas paid the stockholders OF the At
antic Shipbuilding company OF Ston- |
ngton.
At Rest.
''harnn,, with % wives has heen