Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
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Surprise for Mrs. ). m. Tstsn on
eirthday-Deatb of Mrs. RusseH w.
Mowry

Rev. J. B. King preached at the Con-
grega tional church at Ashford Sunday
afternoon. 70 80 ~
Rev. "A. Fl. withey. of the Methodist
church preached at Phoenixyfile in
the afternoon.
Missions in China was the topic at
/ the Y. P. S. c. E. meeting Sunday eve
ming. Mrs. Arthur Keith was leader
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Cushman and
two children, Sarah and Walter of
scmers. visited Mrs. cushnian's ia
Their, Judge J. NJ, Keith, and Mrs.
Kelth's two brothers, Warren and Ar
thur, and families, making stay of
several days here.
Epworth League Social.
The members of the Epworth league
gave social III, the Methodist yes
try Thursday evening, June %. Cake
and ice cream were served; music and
Rotations were much enjoyed. There
vas an address by the pastor Rev. A.
H. Whitney
J. J. Young has recently purchased
the soda business of J. e. Talbot.
Mrs. FL. H. Converse and little
daughter Si5yI have been spending
few days in Hampton.
Mrs. Sarah Huntington is visiting
relatives in Norwich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Badger of
SouthbriGge, Mass. visited at the no.
tel recently.
Mrs. Fred. A Bowen and Mrs Will
lam S. Warren and little daughter
Margaret called on friends in South
bridge, Mass, on Saturday, the oath.
Miss Alice e. Lyon has returned
from Elliott's and is with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. r. Badger.
Mrs. J. ]. Young has been very sick
with inflammatory rheumatism and is
now confined to her room
Mrs. D. l.. Carpenter is visiting her
sons wife and family at Deacon New
| ton LaWscns home in Union
Lawyer Edwin s. Thomas of New
| Haven was accompanied to his home
| on Saturday, the 24th, by William
Hotchkiss of Orange. Conn. They made
the trip in the latter's automobile.
! They stayed over Sunday with Mr..
| Thomas family.
Surprised on Birthday.
| Mrs. Minnie Tatem, wife of Judge
| J. NJ. Tatem, was given a surprise
| on Wednesday evening, the twenty
| first. when on returning from an au-
| tomobile trip to Willimantic she en-
/ tered her house to find her parlors
| filled with guests. A number Of rel
| atives and friends had been apprised
| of the fact that it was the fitch an
niversary OF her birth. Rev. j. b.
| King was of the number and added to
| his remarks a piece of poetry which
| was much appreciated Mr.. Tatem pre-
| scented his wife a. handsome gold watch
| which was among the remem ORANGES.
| Their son, Carleton Tatem, and wife
| of Willimantic were present, also the
| latter's sister, Mrs. Potter and daugh-
| ter, Miss Mary Potter of North Wood
| stock aid Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver HiscoX
| of Woodstock Valley. Cake and ice
| cream were served.
| Death of Mrs. r. w. Mowry.
| Mrs. Elizabeth r. Mowry, wife of
| Russell w. MoWry, died Tuesday aft
| ernoon, June 81. after a painful i'll
| ness, aged -. She was formerly Mrs.
| H. J. Herendeen of Woodstock Valley,
| where she lived with her first husband
/ fifty years or more. She leaves six
| children, Mrs. David Young and Mrs.
| Frank Dimmick Of Worcester II. J.
1 Herendeen of DanielsOn, II. G. Herein
| deem of Norwell. Mass, III. 7. Heren-
| deem Of Fltchburg. Mass. Mrs. Ellery
r. Badger of Eastford. She had bur
| led her oldest son. Levi II. Herendeen,
| who died in South Boston, July. 1909,
| also a daughter, Mrs. George Deany
| of Worcester. She leaves seventeen
| grandchildren and four great-grand-
| children A sister lives in Springfield,
Mass. The funeral was held at her
| residence on Friday afternoon, Rev. j.
| side of her husband in the Barlow
| cemetery, West Woodstock.
| Personal Items.
Charles H. Clark attended the re-
| ception at Woodstock academy Friday
! evening, June. %, also NJ. Darwin Lew
| is, Misses Amy Miller, Eleanor Keith
| Mrs Fred A. Bowen and Mrs. Ed
| ward Keith attended The graduating
| exercises al the academy.
Miss Hattie Deane. graduate nurse
| of Springfield, is on visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Charles Deane
| Walter Trip is visiting his grand
| mother in DanielSon