Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-07-01

| The funeral of Hiram Cliff Denison
was held from his home on Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock and was largely
attended. Rev. A. c. Jones. rector of
st. Marks Episcopal church. conduct
| ed the services. Burial was private
and took place Thursday afternoon at
$50 o'clock in Elm Grove cemetery.
The bearers We're relatives.
Evangelist to Preach.
At the Methodist church in Old Mys-
| tic on Sunday morning and evening,
| Evangelist William Friday of Brook
! lyn, \. Y. will preach. Mr. Brady has
been secured TO come here by the
| evangelist singer, Albany Smith, who
i has charge of the church at this time.
| Mr.. Smith will assist in the song serv-
/ ices morning and evening.
At Poquonnoc Reception
A large number of Mystic people
were in Poqunnoc on Thursday eve
ming, to attend the wedding reception
given Mr.. and Mrs Ira Trail, who
were married Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Trail was Miss Faye Chapman. the
daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs William
Chapman. Mr.. Trail IS the son of Mr..
| and Mrs William Trail.
Attended Road Church Enterta ir1ment.
An entertainment given by the la
dies of the Road Congrega tionaI
church Thursday evening for an en-
lowed bed in DR.. Ussher's hospital in
Van, Turkey, was attended by many
OF the young people of this village.
The programme rendered was very
interesting. Later refreshments were
served. The programme follows:
Music, Mrs. Ralph Wheeler: address.
Mrs. G. B. Spaulding: monologue. Her
Good intentions, Mrs J. D. Wheeler:
song, Pictures in the Fire, Miss Flor
ence Hewitt. ReVerieS of a Returned
Missionary, Missionary Amos Hewitt.
Mother Mrs. T. c. Dixon: Pilgrim
Mothers, Miss Florence John, LottiIe
Hatch. Pilgrim Fathers, William
Bromley, Edward Geer, Miles Stand
lsh, Joseph Noyee. Priscilla Mullins.
Mary ). Wheeler. John Alden. Farms
worth Wheeler John Elliott, J. D.
Wheeler Canonchet, T. A. Mitten
Indian MaiGens, Natalie Hazard. Julia
Wilcox. David Livingstone. Herbert
West. Henry Stanley, Everett John
son. Henry Martin, Harry r. Palmer:
Pandita Ramabai. Lucy Billings: Lee
iiVati Singh, Mrs. 6. B. SpauliTing:
Phoebe Rowe. Florence Hewitt; Chi
nese, Martha Williams, Priscilla Bill
ings, Mrs William Bromley, Theo-
dOre Johnson; japanese Mrs Fred
Wheeler, Mrs. T. A. Mitten. Mrs Cy-
rus Stewart: Turkish women, Mrs.
Fannie Williams. Mrs. Allan W. Har-
yey, Mrs. Seth n. Williams; Old Black
Joe, Seth \. Williams: music SOLO
Mrs. T. A Mitten
Matters Personal and ImpersonaI.
Prof and Mrs William H Coleman
and son Rowland of North Adams
Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Rowland Wilcox.
Mrs. Hattie Bentley, Mrs Mary Fo-
lev and Austin Bentley left Thursday
fer their home in New Haven.
William Garvey of Newport is the
guest of Harry B. Mackenzie
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Price are Wis
iting MIR. and Mrs Frank Cooper in
Pearl River, n. Y
Charlie Keigwin of New Haven is
visiting his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George keigwin
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church was entertained Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs c.
c. Potter.
Mrs. Sarah Wheeler has returned
from a visit with relatives in Provi-
dence
c. G. McGaughey has sold his house
and LOT on Greennlanyille avenue to
Emil Hauschld
Mrs. Byron Matthew and Mrs H P
Hussey have returned to Norwich aft
er visit with Mrs. Lucy Spicer Ward.