Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-11
Local Laeonies.

John Y arlington is confined to his
home in Moss street by illness.
Miss Nettie Williams of Somerv11le,
Mass, is the guest of Miss Ethel Still
, man in Dixon street
! Narragansett lodge of Odd Fellows
| enjoyed a pig roast at the conclusion
of It's business session, Saturday eve
ming
Mrs. John White and daughter, Miss
May White of New London, were the
guests of Mrs. Joseph c. Moore on
Sunday.
Harold w. Ahern. age 10. who has
been treated at the state hospital for
over year. died Saturday in that
| institution
| Frederick Whitmore, a carpenter,
while at work at the Reuter- farm. fell
from a low scaffoiding and broke a
bone in his right foot.
Judge John W. Sweeney of westerly
attended the meeting of the executive
committee Of the republican state
committee in Providence.
There were just s2s members of the
citizens committee inspecting the
work near the railway station at three
o clock Sunday afternoon
AdeIia D. Tracy of Norwich has sold
TO Charles Roseberg of New Britain
a cottage site at CloVerdaIe farm, near
Babcock pond. Westerly.
George Fisher, manager of the New
LONDON store, escorted nine members
of the Ha-bor club Of that city through
the local greenhouses. Sunday
Miss Addie May Chadwick is i'll
with diDhtheria at her home in Main
street The premises are under quar-
antine by direction of Health Officer
Stanton
Deputy Sheriff Mitchell placed at
tachment on the goods in the store
of Peter Lupinnazo in Canal street, in
the interest of creditors of Joseph
Boyer. who is alleged to have sold the
store stock and fixtures to Mr.. Lupfn-
nazo-
The p s. Barber hose company of
PaWcatuck and the Cyclone and Rhode
Island steam fire engine companies of
Westerly were guests of Excelsior
nook and ladder company n WilIiman-
tic Saturday night Tine trip was made
Ii special trolley ears
Mrs Jerome FITZGERALD one of the
oldest residents Of PaueatlE-ik, widow
Of Waiter Fitzgerald, died at her hoIae
IN Liberty street, Saturday. She leaves
three sons and three daughters, John,
Walter and James Fitzgerald and Mrs.
Thomas AoGrath, Mrs. Dennis keenan,
and Mrs. Charles Cannarolli.
J. Milton Payaa. appointed postalas-
ter of Pa~tlLcizet last June to succeed
William H Barclay, who was removed
upon reports made BY DostofTice in
spe1torS, has resigned owing to pres |
sure of private business affairs. Con- |
gresham George H. Utter has rec |
commended a fellow printer, John ". |
Little. his SUCCESSOR
At the meeting OF Westerly eonclase |
Of HeptasoDns. these officers were |
elected Dr. Samuel c. Webster. sit |
ting past aTchon; Fred n. Clarke, ar |
cilOns ". Sherman Eaton provost. |
John L Bentley. prelate; Archie C. |
fhompsDrz secretary, I. Eugene Lew
IS, hnaHciE5 DR.. c. Grant Savage,
David R Johnson, iIlspec-
tor Joha H Jobas, walden, p. Frank
Tez-i~'c11, se1tinel
A new council OF Daughters of Po-
-ahontas. Queen Esther council of
" esterly, has been organized with the
following officers: Mrs. William H.
Soyes, Pocaliontas; Mrs. William A.
Wilcox Winona; Rouse L Clark Pow
latan, Erminie Clark, prophecies;
Mrs. Charles w Richmond, keeper OF
-ecords; Rose Cato. collector of wan
sum; Jean Fraser, keeper OF vsan-
,uni. The institution took place in
Red Mems hall under the direction Of
fudge Edward ii. Burke, great sa-
hem, assisted by ether state officers