Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-08

Accessions to library-Frank Hazard
to Work in London-Travelers Re
turn from Europe-BicycIe Accident.

The following books have been added
to the Mystic and Noank library:
Graves, Rev. Arson R, The Farmer
Boy Who Became Bishop (autobiog-
raphy), presented by the author;
Mitchell S.Weir. John Sherwood. IRON
master: Androux, Marguerite, Marie
Claire. presented by Miss A. A. Spicer;
Courlemain, P. De, On the Branch,
presented by Miss S. d. Spicer Conn,
Report of Board of Education. 1910.
Library hours after Sept l. dropping
the morning hours, Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday afternoons from to $50
p. m. Saturday evenings. 8 to $50
y. m.
Accident TO Machinery.
Thursday morning soon after the
Rossie velvet mill started up some part
of the machinery broke and the whole
mill was given days vacation.
Sailing for London.
Frank Hazard, who has been visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs J.
Henry Schaffer on Washington street.
with his little daughter, Miss Margaret
Friday from New York for London.
where he is to be a craftsman. Mr..
Hazard expects to be gone about two
years.
Found Her Relatives in England.
Mrs. James Cooper left Thursday for
New York, where she will meet her
daughter, Miss Ethel Cooper, who ar
rived from three months visit at
Manchester. England. Miss Cooper
was accompanied by her aunt, Miss
Elizabeth Cooper, who comes to spend
the winter in Mystic with the Cooper
family. Cyrus Mitchell was also In
New York to meet his wife. who re-
turned on the same boat Mrs. Mitchell
ieeis well repaid for her trip, as it was
her first trip to England in SO years.
and in t,lat time had. lost all track of
her rel1tives. When she landed at
Manchester. England on July l. she
advertised for her people. and early in
August found two sisters and broth
er Many family reunions were held
curing the rest of her stay in Man
chester.
Pet Dog Caused Accident.
Miss Beatrice Williams. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Il. D. Williams. of Grove
street. is confined to her home She
was riding on her bicycle when her pet
qog ran between the wheels and threw
her to the ground. DR.. Meyers was
summoned and found no bones broken,
out IL will be some time before Miss
bsatrIce viii be able to take another
ride.
Return from Utica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C. Allyn of
- ~ a. ~ T., are the nests of Mr..
aud Mrs. Mason Manning Mr.. ALVIN
has accepted work in the freight de-
partment Of the Groton and Stonington
street railway and will move his fam
ny mere into Leander Barber's house
on Haley street. Mr.. Allyn was for
merry = Mystic boy. having left here
ABOUT Ave years ago for Utica, N Y.
Personal Items.
-, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Kretzer spent
Thursday in Plainfeld
Mrs. William Dawson of Savannah.
"a rs the guest Of the Misses Rath-
baug
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Tiff and sons.
Amos and Henry Tiff, Mrs lifts
mother. Mrs. Willingham. who is over
~ ears of age. Mr. and Mrs Charles
Iitt have returned to their home in
ifton Ca. after spending the sum
mer in Mystic
Mrs. Ralph Wheeler of Road church
district is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Fred Heath.
Miss Annie Dibble has returned to
Hartford after a visit to her sister,
Mrs. John T. Brooks.
Mrs. Alice Jackson of Jersey City,
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Amos Hancox, on Frazier street. has
returned home. She was ACCOMPANIED
by Mrs. HancoX and Mrs. Charles
Green of this place and her sister, Mrs.
Mary Church. of Montvil1e.
DR.. Rhodes Burrows of this place, a
graduate of the Baltimore Dental col
Greenwich and left on Tuesday to take
charge OF it,
Misses Annie and Mary Ward have
returned to New Haven aftNr visit
to their cousin. Miss Mae Bray.
Miss Lizzie Donahue LETT Wednesday
r l.