Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-06-19
RECEIVED NATURALIZATION
To Celebrate Citizenship John Rosie
Entertained Members of Mystic Club
and Friends.

John ROSSle, VINO entertained the
members of the Mystic club Saturday
evening, is a member of the firm of
Rossie Velvet company. About 100 of
the members and their friends enjoyed
his hospitality. Mr. Rossie having just
received his naturalization papers,
wanted the boys to have a good time
as he was made a citizen of the United
States. Music was rendered and bowl
ing, whist and billiards were enjoyed
b whose present. At $50 o'clock a
buffet lunch was served.
w. r. C. Meeting.
The meeting of the Womans Relief
corps was held Tuesday evening, when
the degree was conferred on a class Of
candidates and a social time followed
and refreshments were served.
Briefs and Personals.
Hunter PheIan of Chicago is the
guest Of Richard Morgan.
John H Hoxie of Boston is the guest
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs John H.
Hoxie
John Marshan expects to leave for
Italy about the first Of July for six
months stay with his parents.
District Deputy Thomas Fox visited
FairvieW lodge, No. 101 l. .. 0. f., Of
GrotOn, Monday evening.
Miss Louise Gray viii be graduated
from the Williams Memorial institute
III New London on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Hattie Bentley Of New Haven
Is visiting friends in town. \
Mrs, James Russell and Mrs Alonzo
r, Coils spent Tuesday in Norwich
Miss Mae Mccarthy is visiting rela-
tives IN New Haven.
Many at Chapel Supper.
There was q large attendance at the
supper given at the Quiambaug chapel
on Tuesday evening. A good sum was
realized.
Grand Officers as Guests.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting of Mistuxet lodge, No. 40, K.
Of P, Monday evening for the visit OF
| Grand Chancellor Cowles and Keeper
| of Records and Seals Horace 0. Case
Of the grand lodge. There was also
present District Deputy Grand Chan
cellor Thomas Troland of New London
and a delegation of Trumbull lodge,
No. 49, K. of P, of New London. There
was no work, but speeches were made
by the visiting. brothers, after which
all were invited to Morgan's, where re-
freshments were served and smoke
| LdAk ENJOY Gu.
A Violinist at Six.
At the concert given in the Methodist
church Sunday evening a pleasing part
in the programme was the violin solo
by Miss Isabel Grinnell, who is only
six years of age. Her father, G. Victor
Grinnell, accompanied her on the piano
Read Paper at Minister'S Meeting.
Rev. C. T. Hatch, pastor Of the Meth
! odist church, was in New London anC
| read a paper before the district
| preachers meeting Monday afternoon
! Mrs, Frank II. Hinekley has returned
| from visit in New York.
Miss Eleanor Bailey Of Providence
IS the guest of Mir. and Mrs. H. H. An
! derson.
Rev, and Mrs, Albert Corey Jones'
have returned from visit TO New
| Haven
Julius Dudley has returned from :
visit with clyde Burrows at Holyoke
AIR. and Mrs. Conrad Kretzef spen
| Monday in Providence.
! Mr.. and Mrs John L. Allyn spen
Monday al their bungalow at Mason'I
| Island.
! Louis Miller Of Hartford is the CUES
of his mother at Willow Point.
/ William KuRpers of Hartford is Wis
ting his brother and sister in law. MI
and Mrs. Frank Kuppers.
Villain Babcock Of Boston WAS il
lNvstc Monday.
AIR: and Mrs, Harry AIeFe have re