Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-23
MOcSUP
Mrs. Motifs Sudden Death at Nor
wich-Granse Hears Address by Ev-
erett E. Brown-Social and Person
al items

|. AIRS. George Davis of Wauregan Wis
| ted her daughter, Mrs. Samuel B.
Ray, last week.
lis John Wallace and brother Walter of
sister. Mrs. J. Orvilie Main, for sew
CRAB days. Walter Wallace returned
| rome Tuesday.
Miss Rose Beaudry and Edwin Ly-
on, students at East Greenwich acad-
eIly, are at their homes here for the
Christmas vacation.
Miss Gertrude II. Anderson, teacher
Of music in Proctor s.cade4ny, Ando-
Yer, \. H., is home for vacation.
Miss Georgietta Barber is home from
her school duties in Montpelier, Vt.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles D. Salisbury
visited Providence Wednesday.
The Thursday club held their month
~ meeting this week with Miss Vose.
Maynard t. Bullock is spending va
cation at his home in Attleboro, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Franklin Sheldon
mas q t the home of Mrs. Ellen H. Cod
" ng at DaHielson.
Died Suddenly at Norwich.
Mrs. Mott who died suddenly of
heart disease at Norwich was almost
. life long resident of this village
She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Fred
Dawiey and Mrs. Charles D. West OF
this place, and four sons, Mack and
c. Parker of Moosup, Alec of Plain
field ana Arthur of Wauregan. Mrs.
Mott left here after spending the sum-
mer, going to Norwich for the winter.
She had been seriously i'll recently, hut
had Sc far recovered that she was con-
sdereC out of danger, and her sud
den death came as a great shock to
her relatives and many friends here.
Everett e Brown Spoke.
\ large number of the members of
the Plainfeld grange went to Plain
fed Tuesday evening and witnessed
the comforting of the third and fourth
degrees on class of twelve cand1-
dates Worthy Master William Gardi-
ner presided. Members from Ekonk
grange had been invited. Inspector
Everett L Brown of Wolf Den grange
of POmfret was Pr esent and gave some
stirring remarks on Grange Work.
Following the meeting there was
banquet.
Painfully Burned.
A sister of MIR. Paris, who conducts
the Mcosup Candy Kitchen, received a
painful and serious burn on her eye
by a fla tiron Just after dinner Thurs
day at her home On Church street. DR..
Allen attended her, and she was taken
at once to a hospital in Providence for
trea 1nent
AdoIphus Frenette left Thursday for
two weeks visit with his brother-ln-
Law in Worcester
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ladd of New
York city are with tie formers moth
err Mrs. S. P. Laid, over the Christ
mas holidays.
Carl. youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. OrviIle Nam, who has been seri-
ously sick with pleurisy, is better.
Relatives from Westerly, r. L., have
been guests at the home CT Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas E. Main.
Miss Evelyn Salisbury recently en-
tertained her cousin, Miss Gladys
Jacques. from Jewett City.
For a Village Beautiful.
The Thursday club has provided re-
ceptacles for the care of rubbish, one
at the station 3lno one near the post
office All these acts in the interest
of public Improvement are heartily APP
preciated and are the making of
clean village.
installation Ceremonies.
Friday evening at the club rooms of
the Franco American club on Main
street the installation ceremony of the
officers Of the Cana do-Am erlcan socl-
ETY. took Ilac6, Qeing in charge of two
grand lodge officers from Manchester,
~ H. The list of officers follows; Pres
ident, L. \. Prat;e. ice president, Ar
thur Cote: ex-president, }: II: Bou,
dr eauIt: financial secretary Samuel
Couture: secretary kr:hur dubuque;
treasurer, Joseph \. Eiche
K of c. tc Enter tain.
The members of All Hallows' coun-
ell. No. 270. Knights of Columbus, will
d number of friends at a
whist party and social at their quar-
ters in Hyde block this Saturday
evening.
The Baptist church is being wired
for electricity through the generosity
of a friend Of this parish. 1t is plan
red to have the work completed in time
for the Christ services.
Mrs Jared Hall has beer entertain
ing her grandson. AIva Hall and wife