Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-18
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES.
WINDnAA COUNTY.
WINDHAh
Evening Grosbsaks Seen in Various
Parts Of the Town-Notss and Per-
sonals-


The. Misses Patton have gone to
Brooklyn, N, ". for a few weeks
Miss Lena Fisher has been the
guest of Mrs. Arthur Potter
Frank M. keeney was In New Brit
ain on Sunday. Mr.. Keeney starts on
the return trip to California next week
Lawyer E. w. MaGuire Of Brooklyn,
N. T. was at Dr. Guilds over Sum
day.
Horace s. Eaton and sons, Lester.
Alfred and Ralph. are all sick with
measles.
Mrs. Ellen stoddard Of Putnam is
the guest of her niece. Mrs. f. q.
A large flock Of evening grosbeaks
has been seen in several parts of the
town a number OF times. Prof st.
John of Hartford, who is much inter-
ested in birds. came here and spent
the night at Fl. G. Lathrop's, hoping
to get photographs of the grosbeaks,
but was unsuccessful.
Mrs. L. A. Panton and Mrs. Albert
Gallup were in Jewett City Saturday
The G. e. service was omitted last
Sunday evening on account of the I'M
pleasant weather and bad walking.
At the Congregational church to-
morrow, Rev. H. C. Grimes will preach
the second of a series of Lenten SER
mons, the subject being The Value Of
Q Human Soul Matt. xii:12. The
subject of the c. E. service il The
Dangerous Uses of Money. Prov xiv:
"A. I. Tim. Willis. Leader H. c. La
throp.
Mrs Graves Of New London was q
recent visitor in town.
Mrs. Lorenzo Kenyon of Hartford
has been the guest of Miss E. J. Ken
yon.
Arthur Webb of Norwich visited his
father at the Inn on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs A1hArf Ca111n arc fO
move to Hartford soon.
Several loads of gravel have been
put on the sidewalk in the vicinity OF
the Congregational church and have
greatly improved the walking.
Miss Mary Little of Brooklyn, N. Y,
is the guest of the Misses Little at
their home on the Green.
Robins and bluebirds have made
their appearance.
Supper at Congregational Church.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church served a baked
bean supper in the chapel on Wednes-
day evening. The decorations were
suggestive Of st. Patrick's day, green
crepe paper being used, and small
shamrock favors were at each plate A
male quartette from the Willimantic
high school, composed of Maurice Wal
len, Russell Hunt, Mr.. Frink and Mr..
Harvey delighted the audience with
their selections. A piano solo by Miss
Myrtle Jordan was also enjoyed The
hostesses were Mrs. H. c. Lathrop,
Mrs. George Keeney, Mrs. Charles
Keeney, Mrs. Chauncey Wilson, Jr.,
Mrs. John Palmer and Miss Emily Ly-
man.
Mrs. Sarah Latham is soon to erect
a new mill.
w. H. Downing spent Sunday with
his father, G. c Downing.
G. c. Downing is soon to move to
Worcester with his son, who IL in bus
mess there.
Our school IL doing finely under the
tuition of Mrs. Mcnamara of Nor
witch.
Mrs. McNamafa is boarding with
Mrs. Dawley.
Julia Fits Is very Ill.
Erving Palmer of the Hartford police
force was the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Palmer, on Monday
Miss Myrtle Jordan Of Willimantic
spent Wednesday night with Miss Jo-
sephine Keeney.
Miss Eva Burnham, who has been at
Charles Potter's for several months,
was called home to Hampton on Mon
day by the illness.of her mother Mrs.
Warren Burnham.
Dog Attacks Passer-
A civil engineer who is staying at
The Iun for a few days met with an
unpleasant experience this week while
walking in the Decker Hill road. A
log belonging to a Mr.. Flynn ran out
after him, jumped up on him and tore
mis- overcoat badly and lacerated the
fingers of his left hand so much as to
require the services of a doctor.