Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11

Chairman. Mrs. J. 0. Main, Mrs. Will jam Gardiner Mrs. S. J. King, Mrs Ada Hill. Mrs. Alfred Y. Hill, Mrs. Cora Johnson and Mrs. William E. Johnson.
 Funeral of Lyman c. Chapman.
 The funeral services for Lyman G. Chapman. who died at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Frank Babcock, at Sterling, last Friday. were held sun day afternoon from the house at two o'clock. Mir. Chapman had been a resident of this town nearly all his life, and was about 30 years of age. He was a civil war veteran. The fu- neral services were conducted by Rev. Roy Thomas of the Sterling Methodist church; burial was in Union ceme- tery. MT. Chapman leaves eight chfl- dren, Mrs. Charles Tyler of Moosup, Mrs. Frank Babcock of Sterling, Mrs. I.Iewellyn Rockhiil of East Providence, Mrs George w. GillSerson of Arctic. T.. l.. Adelbert of New Bedford. Eu- gene Of Norwich. Frederick of Provi- dcrce and Albert.
 Whist and Dance.
 The Franco American club held an Thursday evening at their club rooms in Salisbury block.
 Extra Street Lights.
 Lighting the streets of a certain pcItion of inc village heretofore in darkness. seems now fully assured.
  ing people, and this week they are stringing the wires preparatory to placing the fixtures in position. The contract calls for lighting from a half hour after sunset till midnight, and to commence the fifteenth of this month
 The usual fall cleanup of streets is going on this week in preparation for winter.
 Miss Esther Bergstrom of 7yaursgan was a guest over Sundav of Miss Grace l.. Sheldon.
 William Rellavauce. Charles D. Sal isbury Frank Larose and Samuel King left Tuesday morning for s days hunt. They Jagged nine rabbits, two gray tails and four birds.
 New Power Plant.
 The new power plant of the T. F., Main &c Sons company is nearly com pleted.; The motive power is a s5- horsepower gasoline Columbus engine which has attracted no end of atten- ton. The engine occupied a special car in transit. and is a powerful look ing zndreW airelr J Bitsoss. A. Don. Bitsooa and Lester T. Salisbury motored to Providence Thursday.
 First Selectman John C. Gallup IS out with 2 new automobile.
 Samuel Ames, who for some time past has been making his home ar Canonchet, R. ', has oeen visiting at the home of Joseph Sum on Daggett street.
 Mrs. Charles Benson is entertain ing her sister, Mrs. Clarence Gracey of Mystic.
 A large delegation of the members of Rebekah chapter. Order of the Eastern Star, attended a meeting of the DanieIson chapter Wednesday eve ming. and had the pleasure of wit messing work by the worthy grand patron.
 Work has been begun on an ice Eouse 16x3:, with 17-foot posts, the banks of the cove between this village and Central, for Frank W. Daggett. It is to be on the site where he had his ice stored the past win ter.
 Mrs Lydia NJ. Butcher a few days since fell the length of the stairs at her home in AImyville. She received painful bruises, and for a time was rendered unconscious.
 Norwich District Meeting.
 The twenty first annual meeting of the Methodist Woman's Home Mis- sionary society of the Norwich dis trict will convene at the Methodist church here next week Thursday commencing at 10 o'clock in the fore noon and continuing during the day A pleasing programme has been ar- fanged.