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The Washington herald., 1911-12-17

unanimously voted to be laid upon the
table. Miss Carolyn f. Goff favored the
company with two beautifully rendered
solos. Mrs. Wegemann was elected to
membership in the chapter. The presence
OF the president general Mrs. Matthew
7. Scott, an honorary member of the
chapter, for the social hour added great
ly to the pleasure Of the occasion. The
young ladies of the Chevy Chase Semi
nary and members of Pulaskrs Legion
Chapter were present and assisted in
serving refreshments.
Mrs Morton Luchs entertained few
of her friends at bridge yesterday after
noon at her home in Connecticut avenue.
Her guests were Mrs. Goldsmith Sig
mund, Mrs. Harry Hahn. Mrs. Joseph
Dreyfus, Mrs. Edgar Kaufman. Mrs.
Nathan Frank. Mrs. Wallace Luchs, and
Mrs. Harry Loeb.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-17

Col and Mrs. Crosby had a company of
young people dining with them last even
ing, including Miss Taft and Miss Mary
SoutherIand and her f1ance, Mr.. Bacon.
This company went to the navy yard
dance afterward.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-17

Mrs. William Haywood and her daugh-
ter, Miss Doris Haywood. entertained a
company at dinner last night, and took
their guests to the hop at the navy yard
afterMard.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-17

Mr. and Mrs. George Y. Wheeler enter
tanned at dinner last night preceding the
dance at the navy yard. The guests were
Mr. and Mrs Allen Cockrell, DR.. and
Mrs. Alfred Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Clagett, Miss Julia Janin, Miss
Mabel Hume, Or. Garnet, and Mr.. Ran
dali Haener
The Washington herald., 1911-12-17

Miss Abbie Barnard, Miss Elizabeth An
derson, Miss Meyer, Mr.. John c. White,
Lieut. Grosbeck, Mr.. Elliott, Mr.. Maui
gras, and Mr.. Dejean, of the French EN-
bassy staff Count and Countess de
Chambrun will spend the Christmas holi-
days in Cincinnati, with the latter S
mother, Mrs. Nicholas Longsworth.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-28
nQNDO SOCIAL,

Desde Paris, nos anuncian 81 comnro.
mlso contraido, por la bella Y gentil
Carmellta Silva, hija del acaudalado
oanquero Jose T. Silva, con ell senior
Garcia Monies, perteneciente 4 distin-
gulda familia cubana.
Nuestra enhorabuena 4 Ia linda Gar
mlta y su feliz prometido.
Las numerosas amistades de Ia bella
Senonta Urania de Juan. recibiran con
gusto La noticia de su compromise. con
Ell conocldo Joven Enrique Abarca Fe-
licidades.
Otra nota que merece las meioras
|Slmpatlas, es el compromise de dos i6-
Venes muy estimados en- esta sociedad
Ella es La hermosa y sinpatica Concha
Erelio, y ell elegido de su coraz6n Jaime
Zubiarri.
Reciban Concha y Jaime, nuestras fe-
l1cltaclones mas calurosas.
AL plnteresco castillo de San Ger5ni-
mo- trasladaran su residencia dentro de
breves d1as, Ell digno juez de Ia Corte
Federal Mr.. Charlton y su elegante es-
pOsa.
A la calle del Hip6dromo en- Santur-
&c, Sc han trasladado La estimada se15o-
ra Isabel Moreno, viuda de Romero v
su hija la espiritual Nicolasa.
De New York, han legado terminado
su viaje de excursion, ell seiior don G.
Mounraille y su distinguida familia
Nuestro estimado amigo el opulento
agricultor de Salinas, don Manuel Con
zalez, ha llegado & San Juan
Pasa corta temporada en- Sant1,rce
q Srta. Maria Teresa Alvarez Aeufa
siendo huesped de sus tios los disting1i-
dos senores de Acuna. Tambien Sc en-
;uentra en- Santurce la Srta. Rita Cas-
tello, n1uy apreciada en- esta sociedad.
donde cuenta muchas amistades.
Para ambas nuestra bienvenida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-28
Ell Sr. Diaz Navarro
en- el Supreme

A las cinco de 10 tarde de aver aban-
%donamos La sala del Tribunal Supreme
donde sc habia reunido inmensa con-
currencia, para presencIar los debates
iuridicos en- el case de Alberto Roman
condenado & la horca en- la Cortc de
Distrito de Ponce p0r asesinato en-
primer grado de Fernando Collazo,
realizado en- la hacienda "E1aca ,, de
dicha jurisdiction hace aig1n tempo:
No es un descubrimiento nuevo re-
petir aQuf Que la Ultima 0raci0n loren
sc del Sr. Diaz Navarro, parece STEM
pre- la mei0r. Necesari0 es para darse
exacta cuenta de la calidad y cantidad
de Recommendation que enlplea ell letra-
do Sr. Diaz Navarro, asistlr 1lno de
esos torneos de la inteligencia para
apreciar en- toda su extension la gran
obra iuridica que amontona en- caaa
uno de sus discursos f0re1lses. Los eX-
trai1os tienen Que rendirse q La evlden-
cia de que ouando Sc tiene al frenFe
una mentaiidad como Ia del elocuente
iurisconsuIto, Sc tiene ln enemlgo te-
mible
Y aver naismo, un orador distingul-
do, un wrista de tar blen cimentada
reputaci6n como 'eI Sr. Jesus Kossy,
Fiscal del Supreme, reconoclo en- ira
ses de gran encomIo los merltos ndls~
.cutibles que en- la Jurlsprudencla 70
see eI Sr. Diaz Navarro, hasta e} pllnfo
de afrmar cue solo IN abogado de su
temple vigoroso, de su ferrea energl&
voluntad podia sostener, con la po~
derosa l6gica de sus razonamlentoS,
una anelaci5n tan difcultOsa como Ia
de Roman
Ell lunes podran apreelar los lecto-
res del BOIIETIN Ia llermosa oraclon
del Sr. Diaz Navarro, que lie vaho con
iusticia abrazos fuertes apretones dc
tnanos, de un pobre vieJo emoclonaco
cue nos diieron era, eI padre del REQ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-28
HIPODROMO:

Manana por la tarde Sc verifcaran
las carreras bajo el programa siguiente
Prlmera carrera. Media milla
Buenos Aires, Feria, Gran Canaria
Figaro. ~. z,s.
Segunda carrera 1900 metros
Guayacan, Tom, Marino.
Tercera carrera 1000 metros.
Margot, Gacho, Ruisenor, Caramelo
Cuarta carrera, Media milla.
C6fro, Pellot, Magnolia, Army, West
land
Qulnta carrera. 1900 metros.
Pope, La Bruja, Perla Fina.
Se1ta carrera. 1000 metros.
Rubio Granada, Cohete, Luper6n
Prim.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-28
Sterlich. h.-Divorcio.
William E. Shelton, vs.. Anni

Sterlich.-
William E. Shelton, vs.. Annie E.
Shelton.-Divorcio.
En- estos dos casos en- el dia de how
la Corte dlcta SUI resoluci0n declaran-
do con lugar la demanda y por consi-
guiente roto disueIto ell v1nculo ma
trlmonlal exlstente entire las parties en-
cada una de las acciones.
Manuel Soto y Elisa Rosa, VS.. Con-
cepci6n Puig y Arturo Fernandez San
JurJo. Danos y perjuicios- La Corte
en- este case ordena nuevamente ell al
zamiento del embargo de las rentas de
la casa n1mero 9 de la calle de San
e'usto de esta ciudad y que ell Marshal
de esta Corte proceda a entregar las
cantidades que por raz6n de dicho en-
barge haya recaudado al demandado
Arturo Fernandez SanJurjo en- SUI con-
dicion de administrator de dicha ca
sa.
DeOgfdcldS kodntOS, VS.. RlCa DelgaOO.
Divorcio-Siendo hoy ell dla senalado
para la vista de este case, compareci6
La parte demandante por su abogado.
no haciendolo la parte demandada por
estar debidamente anotada la rebeldia.
HI demandante present6 su prueba
consistente en- las declaraciones de los
testigos Nieves Marrero, Raimundo
Cortes y la declaration del propio de-
mandante-La Corte Sc reserve sq1 re-
soluci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-28
'TRIBUNAL..ES
Resoluciones y sentencias,
Session Segunda. de Minutas. =
NO. 14.-Folio 27S.

OctlDre "a de l91ls--
Ell Pueblo, VS.. Ramon Mendez,-Por-
tar a1mas.-A petici6n fiscal Sc suspenl-
dio Ell juicio hasta el pr0xinlo termino.
Alejandro Rodriguez. Seduction -
Antonio Nieves Hurto menor.. Manuel
de Jesus Rodriguez, escalamiento en-
segundo grado-Siende hoy el dla Sc
Ia]ado para la lectura d estas acusa-
clones no habiedo c0mparecido los
acusados La Corte senal0 ell 30 de los
corrientes para las iecturas y fJando
al Ultimo de los acusad0s una fanza
de $1,000 para su slibertad provisional,
ordenado ell arresto.
Jose Santiago Maldonado. Hurto
mayor.-El aousado neg6 Ia acusaci6n
y solicit6 juicio por Tribunal de Dere-
cho la Corte senal6 el 20 de Noviem-
bre 1911 para. la vista
Margarito Marcano. Asesinatg en-
primer grado.-El Sr Fiscal presen-
to esta acusaci6n Y Ia Corte senal6 el
dia de mafana para su lectura.
Nicolas Perez, acometimiento Y
aggression. Pablo Ortiz otros, alt. la
paz.' America Garambot, loteria. Ma
nuel Benet, hurto nenor. Manuel ID.
Antolin, acometimiento agresi6n] =
FuerOn absueltos 6stos acusados. !
Tomas Kercheval, acometimiento Y
aggression. La .Corte deja sin efecto la
confscaci6n de la fianza por haber: ell
Sr. Fiscal de antemano acordado con Ell
ausado en- no, celebrar ell juicio antes
del mes de Noyiembre de 1911.
'Teodoro Hernandez otro. Perjurio.
Fue sobreseida esta causa por no cons
tituir la denuncia causa de acci5n.
. Juana Caballero y otra, alt. Ia paz.
Siendo hoy el d1a senalado para este
Juicio sin que comparecieren. las acu-
sadas nj iadores, la Corte orden6 Ia
confscaci6n de la fanza y el arresto
de las acusadas
Mario Gimenez y otro, escalamiento
sagundo grado La C0rte inpuso Gi-
menez dos aflos de preside con traba-
jos forzados apbsoIvi6 al otro acu-
sado.
Anastacio Nieves, hurto de mayor
cuantla. La cOrte impusO al acusado
dos amos de preside con trabajos for
zadOs.
Alfredo Cardona y otros, iuegos pro-
hibidos, monte. Fueron absueltos es-
tOs acusados.
Octubre 25, 1911.-
Momingo Hoddock, acometimiento Y
aggression. La Corte le inpuso al acusa-
do 500 " costas s un dla de prisi6n por
cada dollar
Margarito Marcano, asesinato en-
primer grado. lei acusado neg6 Ia acu-
saci6n y solicit6 juicio por jurados,
quedando pendiente ell sehalamiento
Emilio Nieves, inf. art. 800 G. p. Ra-
fael Aybar, loterfa Jose de Ia Paz Lo-
PEI, acometimiento y aggression. Ricar-
do Ortiz, Carmelo Cruz, Victor Con
zalez, Jesus Perez, Federico .Vazquez,
Vlolaci6n ley adulteraci6n de leche.-
Eduvigis Perez Mons6n, inf. art. 1877
C. Pl-Suspendidos estos juicios has
ia el proxmo termino.
Pablo M. Bonelli. Atentado q la Vi
da.-A petici6n del acusado Sc trans
firi6 ell Juicio senalado para ell dia 80
de-los corrientes para el dfa 10. de Di-
ciembre, 1911.
II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-28
BAY A MON

Hoy debuta. en- el teatro Variedades
la Compania C6mioo-dramatiea donde
fgura la aplaudida artista soledad Cas-
tillo.
Para su debut, Ena esoogido la compa-
MA La obra "Aurora de Dicenta, y el
juguete c6mico "EI espeJy del alma. .
Buen 6xito desean10s los artistas y
a la enpresa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-28
A r AC II E

Ell popular y estirnado periodista DO
minicano Xavier Arache, ha llegado de
nuevo a San Juan, prooedente de Pana-
ma Colombia, por donde ha estado
viajando ultimamente.
-. .Arache esta ahora dedicado al nego-
clio teatral, en- que le deseamos muchos
exitos pecuniarios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-28
=.
UN r RASGO

La sonora doha Celia Cestero, espo-
"a del doctor Ruiz Ar1au, yisit6 aver
tarde ell Refugio de Niilos Desampara-
dos, V regal6 esta pnstituci6n una PIE
"a de ORC de veinte dollars.
Siguen las almas buenas favoreclen-
do Ia redenci6n de Los ninos sin gula nj
sOSten
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-27
BROOKLYN
Memorial Services to Be Held at Bap-
fist Church-Friends Assemble for
Birthday Celebration.

At the reunion of the Twenty first
regiment, Connecticut volunteers, held
at East Hampton on May 16. Vine r.
Franklin and Theo. D. Pond, who
served in Company X, were present
Mr.. Franklin's wife being with him.
F1fty-six members were present. This
was the home of the chaplain, Rev.
Thomas G. Brown, and although be-
ing situated in an announcement
count Of the difficulty in getting to and
away, many made a special effort to
be present in remembrance of their
chaplain.
Mrs. Mary Stanley, who spent the
winter with relatives in and near
Providence, has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Pond, after an
absence of two weeks, visiting their
son in Meriden. have returned home.
Memorial Services.
The Memorial sermon will be preach
ed in the Baptist church Sunday even
ing, Rev. G. f. Genung D. D., being the
preacher
Prof. Rufus Sheldon and daughter
have returned from Pittsburg, Mass,
where they have spent the winter.
Birthday Gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Walker and
children were guests of Frank A.
Spaulding and wife for a week and on
Sunday were Joined by Clinton Frink
and wife of Canterbury Frank D.
Spaulding and wife of Danielson and
E. A. Spaulding, wife and daughter oil
Worcester. it being the birthday OF
Mr.. Walker. Monday Mr.. Walker re-
turned to his home in Hartford. Mrs
Walker and the children are to remain
a while longer.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-27
COLUMBIA
Mrs. Mary 3. Yeomans Returns from
California - Hebron Team Defeats
Local Nine, ~ to a

Mrs. Mary Yeomans, who has been
spending the winter in California. and
other places in the west, returned TO
her home on Columbia green last Sat-
urday.
Herman Wolff fireman on the N Y,
n. H. & H. r. r., and Miss Florence
Bowker or Norwich were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wolff over Sun
day.
Hebron Team Won.
bali game, played on Columbia
green last Saturday afternoon by He
bron and a local nine, resulted in a
victory for the Hebrons, 10 to A.
Major c. Fl. owen and family OF
Hartford have arrived at their sum-
mer home, The Outside In" on the
west shore of Columbia lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester J. Hutchins en-,
tertained several friends and relatives
over Sunday.
Road Repaired.
The annual repairs on the highway
have been completed. or nearly SO,
earlier than usual, as there has been
but little If any hindrance on account
of bad weather.
Mrs. William Squiers is visiting
friends on Long Island.
Rev. F. L. Hall of New Haven Is
expected to occupy the pulpit in this
place next Sunday, the 28th.
The Ladies Aid society held a bust
ness meeting at the chapel last Tues
day afternoon.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-27
NORTH COVENTRY
Auction at Sanderson PIace-Granse
Enjoys Entertainment on Sisters
Night.

Rev. H. NJ Kellogg and Deacon VII
liam F. Pitkin, as delegates from the
Congregational church, attended the
Holland county conference at Bolton
on Wednesday.
Mr.. Kellogg and family are getting
settled in their new parsonage and are
cordially received by the parish.
Alfred Pftkin of Hartford has visit :
ed his brother, Deacon William F. Pit
kin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson of Brooklyn.
n. Y, were guests over Sunday Of
John E. Kingsbury
To Move to Bay State.
George Stanton sold large amount
of household goods and farm tools at
auction Tuesday and is soon to move
his family to Holyoke. Mass.
Miss Hannah Kingsbury led a veAy
interesting c. e. meeting in tina chapel
of the parish house on Sunday even
ing. There was large attendance.
Grange Meeting.
The last regular meeting OF the
county grange was Sisters night and
a very interesting programme. must
cal and literary, was gone through
with.
The recent rains have revived vege-
tation amazingly and already assured
a good grass crop.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-27
DAYvILL.E'
Congregational RoiIeaIl = Changes at
the Mill.


The Ladies' Aid society met with
Miss Bernice Cogswe1l Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Annual RoIIcaIi.
Tina annual rol1calI of the Congrega
ing. A fine collation. was served By
the committee. Officers were elected
for the coming year.
Mrs. c.. A. Russell spent Wednesday
ard Thursday viii Mrs. Charles Mar
bic of Worcester.
Mrs. NJ NJ Griffin and Mrs. Fred
Say1es were recent visitors at Mrs. w
l.. BidwelI's and Mrs. Clinton At
woods
Miss Edna Aver of Oakland Beach
entertained Mrs. Charles Franklin OF
Dayville for the week end.
Miss Hazel Smith was a visitor in
New London Sunday.
Mrs Robert Cregan was entertained
by Mrs. James O'Neil on Wednesday.
Mss Bernice Cogswell was in Nor
witch Sunday.
W. d. Cogswell spent the week END
Mrs. Frank Field entertained Mrs
John C. Miller OF Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Monroe had
Webster, Mass, friends with them Oh
Sunday.
Miss Winifred Doughty and Miss
Annie O'Neil spent Sunday with Wau-
regan friends
Returns to Norwich.
John Cook boss carder for the AS
sawauga company, has resigned and
returned to Norwich.
John Pruden, boss dyer closed his
1abors with the Assawauga company
on Saturday.
Burial of Mrs. Ray.
9
brought here for burial on Wednes-
day.
James Walker spen. Monday in Wor-
cester
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-27
HAMPTON
Prospect House SoId-summer Resi-.
dents Arriving.


The Sewing circle met with Miss
Ethel Lewis last Tuesday afternoon.
Sale of Hotel.
A. J. Greenslit has sold the Prospect
house to Mr.. Starkey-
Mrs. Wilder Smith and daught sr
Alice of Hartford came to their sum-
mer home here on Thursday for the
summer.
Mrs. c. R.. Hansel of Hartford was
in town one or two days the first of
the week getting their home here ready
for the summer.
Miss Florence Hicks of Brooklyn. n.
Y, is staying with her father, Charles
Hicks.
Frank Hicks made an auto trip to
Willimantic last Thursday.
Auto Frightened Horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Hammond
came near having a serious accident
when on Saturday afternoon they starr
ed to return from the blacksmith shop
leading a horse behind a wagon. The
horse became frightened at an auto
mobile and began rearing and plung-
ing between the hind wheel and body
of the wagon, finally wrenching the
hind wheel from the axle. The occu-
pants of the wagon escaped unhurt, but
the horse was considerably scratched
and bruised.
1t is said that Martin WEIGH, who is
in Boston hospital is improving
slowly.
Mrs william Phillips has been
spending a few days at their summer
cottage at Crescent Beach.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-27
WlNDHAM

Mrs. William NJ. Brown returned
Thursday from fifteen weeks stay in
Florida.
H. D. Utley of New London was al
the inn on Sunday.
Mr.. Hazard has bought a farm at
Perkins Corner, Coventry, and will
move his family there.
Mrs. T. E. Guild has as her guest
her mother. Mrs. Clark, of Putnam.
Alan Guild spent Saturday night with
friends in Norwich.
Harold Hayes of Pittsburg is with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Taintor at the inn
The topic for the c. E. meeting on
Sunday evening will be Missions in
Japan and Korea Acts II: LII
Leader, Rev. Harry Grimes.
w. F. Maine is on jury duty in the
superior court in Putnam this week.
Ascension day was observed at ST.
Paurs church on Thursday morning by
the celebration of the holy communion
Albert Brown and friend from Hart
ford were at home over Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Clark was the guest
of ter sister. Mrs. z. f. Guild. the first
of the week
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-27
THOMPSON
Work Stopped on Ream Estate on
Account Of tisat-Mrs. 1aIdwin's
Death at Worcester.


Mrs. Emma Shaw Colcleugh of
Providence was at her summer resi-
denc4 here a short time last week.
Miss Grace Granger has re-opened
her home here.
Miss Harriet f. Lewis is visiting in
Morris Plains, N. J.
Miss Myrtice Kingsbury of South
Windham was in town with two
friends over Sunday.
Miss Swallow of whence has
been visiting Mrs. Myron Elliott.
Rev. and Mrs G. l. Ramsey of
Pe1ns Grove visited Mr. and Mrs. Ev-
erett Rhodes last week on their way
to Berwick, Mass.
DIR. r. c. Paine has a new automo-
bile.
81 Degrees on Monday.
The thermometer registered 81 de-
greas at the Ream estate Monday.
The horses were called in from work
ing on account of the heat.
Memorial Services.
The Memorial day services are to
be held in the Congregational church
Sunday. Rev. J. n. Garst of. the Bap-
tist church delivers the address to the
G. A. r. in the afternoon.
Mrs. BaIdwin's Funeral.
Mrs. Harriet Munyan, Mrs. Clara
Armstrong Mrs. A. E Knight and
F. NJ. Knight attended the funeral of
Mrs. Achsa Baldwin in Worcester on
Friday of last week She was a ma
tive Of Thompson and survived her
husband by only. two months She
leaves one daughter, Cora A. Baldwin,
principal of The Chandler street school
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-27
WAUREGAN
Surprise on Birthday-Staek Finished
New Raceway to Be Put In.

A birthday surprise and May bas-
ket was given George Worden one eve
ming this week, about fifteen of his
friends being present.
Fred Maynard is again on duty aft
er a slight illness.
Farmers hereabouts say if rain does
not fall soon the hay crop will be a
failure.
Tall Stack Completed.
The masons have raised the stack of
the Wauregan company to the height
called for. and all that remains to
finish is to remove the staging
A gang of pipers have arrived from
Providence to do the work in connec-
ton with the new boilers and engine
for the company.
Vacation for Mill Employees
The mills will be closed from Fri
day night until Wednesday, the trench
being drawn off to permit the work
men to put in a new raceway.
DR.. Milton Warren of Danielson
caught string of seven trout near
here Wednesday. One weighed one
pound and II ounces and another one
and one-quarter pounds.
Mrs. Walter Dudley and daughter of
Woonsocket R. l.. are guests this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Kies.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-27
EKONK
Body of Mrs. Mary kegwin Buried IN
Local Cemetery-Notes.


Mr.. and Mrs. George Gallup spent
two days in Norwich last week. They
spent Saturday and Sunday in Provi-
dence.
Visitors at the Gallup homestead are
Mrs. Gee rye Madison of Providence
and Miss Chapman of Norwich.
Rev. Mr.. Carter OF Plainfield rrea CHI
ed here again on Sunday. He was en-
tertained at A. A. Stanton's.
Remains of Mrs. Mary Kegwin Brought
Here.
The body of Mrs. Mary kegwin was
brought here on Wednesday from Nor
walk fer burial in the cemetery under
the hill The deceased had reached the
advanced age of SO years. She
had resided with a niece for a number
of years and to her tender, loving care
is due tie length of years Mrs. Keg-
win has enjoyed A large number of
relatives came from a distance to her
funeral. Rev. Mr.. Carter off1ciated at
the grave.
Charles Hopkins came over in his
touring car on Wednesday morning TO
take Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Gallup and
son Everett to his home in PlainfieId
to help celebrate the list birthday of
Mrs. William c. Stanton. also the fifth
birthday Of his little daughter, Emily
Hopkins.
Mrs. Ann Corey is visiting her
daughter iE River Point.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-27
MINISTER

Merrill Button remains very feeble.
Mrs. A. A. Smith. Miss Evangeline
Smith and Mrs. Columbus Smith at
tended the county meeting of the w
c. t. L. in Willimantic on Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Button returned home
Sunday.
Mrs Helen Button was a caller at
Merrill Buttons on Sunday.
The c. E. meeting Sunday evening
was led by Deacon Edmond Jack
Kemp was present and gave an inter-
esting talk.
A union memorial service will be
held in the church here next Sunday
at 2.30 p. m. A male quartette viii
sing.
Won Silver Medal.
At the Windham county w. C. T. L
convention in Willimantic on Wednes-
day Mrs. Columbus Smith, membe-
of the local union won the silver med
al in the matrons' speaking contest
There were five other contestants from
different parts of the county Mrs
Smith is receiving congratulations from
her many friends.
Miss Lila Ogden spent Wednesday,
night with Miss Land of Canterbury
and attended the strawberry supper
held in the church there