Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-01
MYSTIC
Double Birthday CeIebratIen-Lecture
by Chaplain Marvin-A. o. n. Divis-
ion to Be Organized.

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Lamphere. Monday evening. there
was a double birthday celebration, it
being Herbert and his brother Henry
Iamphere's birthday. The celebra-
ton took the form of a masquerade
party Dancing was enjoyed. to music
furnished by MitchelPs orchestra.
Prof Harry Douglas prompting. Re
freshments were served during the
Mr. and Mrs. RolIin Ketehum are
entertaining their daughters, Mrs. J..
c. Tucker of Nara gansett Pier and
Miss Anna Ketchum OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs William Particle are
the guests of friends in Ashawsy.
Addressed Mems Club.
Monday evening at the parish house
the Mems club listened to an able and
interesting talk by Chaplain Walter
Marvin of the coast artillery. stationed
at Fort Trumbull, his subject being
forces to the relief of the Pekin le-
cations during the Boxer uprising of
1901. 1t being ladies' night each
member had the privilege of bringing
At the close of the session refresh
mentS were served by the men
Mrs. Frank Godfrey has returned to
her home in Gales Ferry after a visit
Chapman.
Sunday afternoon at ST. Patrick
Catholic church about twenty of the
men of the parish gathered for the
purpose of forming a division of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians in this
place. asking all members of the Ston-
ington society who live here to help
start one. The county president James
Z. Sullivan, gave an inspiring talk
to those present. A committee of three
Charles Foley, William Gleason, and
" a inf cd IN.
consider the details and report at
meeting to be held in about two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph c. Donath and
son are visiting with friends in Prove
idence.
Mrs. Mar Rose of Yantic is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Charles
Rowland.
Albert Gley has ended work at c.
R. Donath's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Cottrell of
Sandwich. Mass, are guests of the
latter's mother, Mrs. Lydia Douglas.
William Dennis, who has been in
Chicago, has returned home.
Groton Rector to Preach.
Rev. c. NJ. Stewart of Seabury Mem
orial chapel of Groton, will preach
St Marks Episcopal church
News from All Points.
Miss Mary Cliff has returned to
Portchester, N. Y, after a visit at
the home of S. H. Buckley.
Harold Starr of Hartford has been
in town.
Undertaken J. Alden Rathbun and
Walter Shea were in PoQuonock Mon
dav afternoon to take charge OF the
body of an unknown man who was
killed at noon near Midway station.
L. J. Coburn of Boston was in town
Monday.
Miss Isabel Egan of Stonington is
the guest for the week of Miss Elsie
Espeig.
Dudley Cottren is confined to his
home by sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H Howes have re-
turned from a trip abroad.
Winfield Gasken of Providence is
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Gasken
Miss Laura Mallory, who has been
in a sanitarium in Rutland, Mass, for
the past six months, has left there
and gone to Bridgewater. Mass, on a
visit.
Miss Irene Leddy of Hartford has
been the guest of her brother. Rev. c.
A. Teddy.
The -Woman's Relief corps will in
itiate a class OF candidates this eve
ming
Mrs Henry Meyers. who has been
mother, Mrs. Lydia Douglas. was able
to be moved to her own home on Mon
day
w. L. Hawkins left for Boston Mon
day on a business trip.
Mrs. John Dougherty of New York
is the puest of her narents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Perry.
The Monday club met Monday aft
ernoon with Miss Helen Wilbur.
Walter Knight has returned from a
stay with friends in Providence.
Fred Watrous, who has been seri-