Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-09
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
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Concert BY Putnam Chesr-sAany DIN
nor Parties on the Hoisday--Oaace
Well Attended.

Well Attended.
A concert by the vested choir Of the
Second Congregational church 81 Tut,
nam was given In the Conere6atonAA
church at Eastford on rFioay eve
ming. December /. under the auspices
of the Mems club OF the cnurcn- AAo
welcome, Geibel. Sleep, Ny Little
One, Wooles. the choir, the l4eevsny
Dream. Treharne. Mt. snsrpe; Sro,en
Sang, Griswoid, Miss Daniels; Rose OF
NV Life. Rose, Mr.. Corbin; oi gan
Festival March. Gray, Melody IN r
Loud: Intermezzo, Macpetn. 4. y.
Williams; You'd Better ASK NE i.onr.
Just Wearyin' For You, Bond, Miss
Murfey; Harvest Anthem. WaEhoen'
Fear Not We. o Israel, Spickss. choir;
musical monologue, Miss Burgess; Inc
Hawthorn Tree, Wooles; Misses NUT
fey, Daniels. Ellis; The Bell in the
Lighthouse Sohrman DIR. Morse; My
Pale Brown Lady Sue, Bartlett The
Whistler and His DOG, Pryor Inc
choir includes: Sopranos. Mary ID.
Daniels. Nj. Gladys Murfey. Marjorie
Jnman. Christahel Gifrors Josephine
clifford, Gladys Farmer. Grace Chand-
Ter; altos, Lemyra E. Ellis. freoeAe
r. Randall; Hattie e. lnman' tenors,
bass. John A. Morse. Jr, Waiia.e
Smith, IIindley Cain; organist and d.
rector, L. o. Williams
Gone to Within sntic-
Judge and Mrs. ]. NJ Tatem went
on Tuesday to willimantic, where they
anticipate passing the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren p. Keith en-
tertaired on Thanksgiving day Judge
J. NJ Keith, Andrew Rindge of Hamp-
ton, Charles R:nd re and sister, Mrs
Alice Rindge of Union, their two sons
Dana and Edward Keith, Mrs. Keith
nd Ia
Lawrence
Mrs. John Ethridge and Mrs. Avis
Cclburn and daughter, Violet, visited
in Danielson Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hawkins and
daughter, Miss Grace. have led to
Woodstock to reside. Their daughter
the Academy there.
Mrs Edward Bass OF Union Hill.
n. j., is on visit to her brother, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry A. Eosworth, AMI
n,eces here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred West spent
Thanksgiving with friends in Wood
stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ethridge enter
tanned on Thanksgiving day Mrs. Avis
Colburn and daughter Violet of E;ristol.
who are at their home here for a
time; also Miss Sarah l.. Howes of
West Dennis, Mass They served
Mr.. Ethridge has killed twenty
one coons this season. The largest
weighed twenty pouno-.
Many Attend Dance.
Ellery Bartlett had large company
at his dance in the hall last Wednes-
day evening. A chicken pie supper
was served
Mr.. and Mrs Charles williams have
opened the Eastford house of which
the former ia the proprietor.
Darwin NJ. Lewis of Monsoon acad-
envy vas with his parents over
Thank sgiving
After the concert Friday evening re-
freshments were served to those who
took part at the residence of the
pastor, Rev. ]. B. King.
Dinner for Twenty mine.
The following persons dined at Will
lam Sumner Warren's home on
day: Mr. and Mrs
Edwin Bass of Union City. N. J.; Mrs.
Ira Derby of South Weymouth, Mass;
Miss Carrie L. Bosworth. George H.
Bosworth, Harry A Bosworth of
s. Bowen and son Oliver and daugh-
ter Dorothy, Judge and Mrs. j. NJ
Tatem, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Ia
tenn and little daughter, Catherine of
this place. Miss Adelaide Sumner Of
west Woodstock. Benjamin A. Bos-
worth of this place, Edgar Bosworth.
Burton ID. Bosworth, Wendell Bos-
worth, Miss Marguerite I:osworth, Mrs
Mary L. Warren and Miss Florence
>. Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. William s.
Warren and little son Sumner and lit
lie daughter Margaret of this pla ce,
twenty mine in ALL
Charles ID. Clark spent Thanksgiving
n West Thompson
william 5. Warren recently purchas-
ed a new automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. p. Carpenter and
son, Orio r., entertained Mrs o. B.
carpenter and four children, also Dea-
ION Newton Lawson Of Union Thanks-
giving day.
Mr. and Mrs. E1lery Bartlett and
-amily were entertained on Thanksgiv-
ng by Mr.. Bertlett's parents in Put
am.