Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-23
ST0NINGToN
Woman's Relief Corps Will Hold An
nuaI Picnic Thursday--Boy Falls on
Iron Rake. Pierces Foot-LocaI In
terests.

bridge whist was held Wednesday
morning at the Wadawanuck club
house, Mrs. F. B. Noyes receiving.
AT the semi-quarterly meeting of
the w. c. T. u, held at Mrs. Daniel
Bankers on Water street, Tuesday af-
ternoon, it was voted to send flowers
and postals to two sick members.
Removing Engine from Pequot.
The work of removing the engine
from the steamer Pequot was COM
menced Friday. 1t will be taken apart
with care so it can be assembled
again.
Many Picnics at Lantern Hill.
9 Many picnic parties went to Lantern
Hill Wednesday and Thursday by au-
to, electric cars and teams
Newsy Topics.
Herman c.. Ross and assistants are
cleaning out the bake house building
at the Wayland wharf and getting it
in condition for occupancy by the Me-
chanics' band.
At the Wequetequock casino. Man
ager Cowan on Thursday evening gave
a treat to all music lovers. Besides the
regular dance programme, he present
ed Allan Mack of Boston, who was
heard to good advantage in a number
of songs. The confetti and ribbon
dance was also enjoyed by the large
number who attended from the bor-
ough.
Mr.. Goodwin of Hartford, the candi-
date for governor on the republican
ticket this fall, was a caller in town
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cunningham.
who were guests of Mrs F. B. Noyes,
returned to their home in Lancaster,
Mass, Thursday.
Eugene Edwards is entertaining sew
eral guests from Chicago.
Mrs. Fannie Williams and daughter
are visiting in Illinois
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen B. Palmer are
entertaining her brother and wife. Mr..
and Mrs. Newbury of Cleveland, o.
Miss Grace d. Wheeler attended the
funeral at Groton Tuesday of Mrs.
Eugene L. Baker regent of Anna War
ner Bailey chapter. d. A. R.
Raymond Pendleton of Brooklyn is
a guest of his parents, Hon. and Mrs.
James Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James MCGUIRE have
gone to Mt. Veranon, N. Y, to reside
owing to Mr.. McQuire's health He
was employed by Miss Mary Shars-
wood at Farmholane.
Mrs. Grace Allison and daughter
Lucy Mrs. Charles H. Cowan, Jr-, and
son Charles, and Miss Madeline Cow
an returned this week after being tn
guests of Mrs. l.. H. Remington at
Horace Champlain, who has been
confined to his home by illness, is able
to be out.
Ellsworth King Improving.
Ellsworth King. who is confined to
his nome on water street Dy DTedklHS
both bones in his leg, is improving dali
ly.
Graduated at New London.
Among the graduates at the New
London Business college from the Dor
ough were Merton P. Clark and Sarah
J. Graham.
Albert Wiley of Philadelphia spent
the week in town, and has returned to
his home.
w. r. c. Picnic Thursday.
Thursday. July IS, the members of
the Woman's Relief corps, No. "a, will
hold their annual picnic at GUAM
baug. They will meet at the Elm street
car station and will leave there on the
1910 a. m. car If stormy the out
collation. will be furnished by the
members. 1t is hoped that a large
number will attend.
Miss BESSIE C. Herman of New York
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Patrick
Cassidy on Summit street
George Haley, who has been in New
York on business this week. will re-
turn today Saturday.
Pierced Right Foot with Rake.
The youngest son of Manuel Vito
ria of Water street, while playing in
his yard Friday afternoon. fell on an
iron rake and pierced his right foot in
three places.
William Inderlist of Greton was a
caller here Friday
William Shackleyl who has been i'll.
is improving.
Stoninston at Westerly Today.
Today Saturday the Stonington