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Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
GALES FERRY
Over $15 Received from Mite Boxes -Auxiiary's Annual EIeetien-chil- dren's Exercises.

The local auxiliary of the Woman's Home Missionary society of the M. E. church was entertained by Mrs. John J. LaWless at the June meeting of the society on Tuesday afternoon. The literary programme opened with an introductory reading on the Conserva- tion of National Ideals by Mrs. Thomas Latham and was followed by 8 re- sponsive reading on Civic Righteous ness. Then followed readings, The Sim pie Life by Mrs. Sarah Latimer, and The Signal of Warning by Mrs. Sarah Perkins. followed by a talk on Child Life Conserved, by Rev. c. Will son Harrison. The annual opening of the mite boxes occurred at the busi- ness session, over $15 being received from this collection.
 The election of officers occurred at this time. Mrs. Thomas Latham be- ing reelected president. Miss Sarah Latimer was named as first vice pres ident. with Mrs. Richard Latimer as second vice president The remain ing officers of the auxiliary were sup piled as follows, the former members being reelected: Recording secre- taTy, Mrs. Lucy Hurlbutt: treasurer Miss Kate B. Colver; corresponding secretary, Miss Laura A. Perkins; sec retary of mite boxes, Mrs. Harmon l.. Perkins.
 The usual social hour with refresh ments was enjoyed at the close of the business.
 cottagers and Others.
 Miss Alice Satteries returned Tues day from few days visit with Mir and Mrs. Elmer Sattsrlee in North Haven.
 Mrs. Eliza D. Maynard of the Allyns Point section, who was taken suddenly i'll Saturday morning, is improving. Mrs. R. D. Fitzmaurice of New Ha- ven arrived for the season at her sum- mer home on the Bluff on Friday where she was joined Saturday by her son Edward, of Providence. for an over Sunday visit
 Move to Groton.
 MT. and Mrs. George Kempen, ac- cOmpanied by MT. Kempen's brother and sister, moved recently to Greton.
 Mrs. Fred Richards of Laurel Hil avenue, Norwich, spent Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. Harlan N, New bury.
 Miss Jennie Perkins returned Wed nesday from attending commencement exercises at Northfleld seminary al East Northfield. Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Milo Benn and chil- | dren of New London were week end visitors at their summer home
 Mrs. Harry P Aldrich, accompanied by Mrs. Nelson ]. Crowell and daugh- ter Dorothy of Norwich were recen guests of Mrs. Franklin H. Brown a Redfern.
 Thomas Latham completed his du- l ties as teacher in the Bridge distric school Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Latham Smith were at l tendants at the funeral of Ralph H Chapman, a former resident of th' town, in Norwich, Saturday. | Mrs. Martha Moves, who has beer the guest of her sister, Mrs. Saral | J. Perkins, returned to her home il 1 Mystic on Wednesday.
 Ohildren's day exercises will be helC at the Methodist church on Sunda. morning in place of the morning serv i ice and Sunday school session.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
Who is Going and Coming Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties.
OLD MYSTIC
Delee ates from Twelfth School District Have an Interview With Secretary Hine-The Weeks Happenings.

Albert F, Wheeler and William G. Stebbins. selectmen of the town of Groton, and Alpheus H. Schoonover, and Charles Q. Eldredge of Old Mystic, as representatives of the new Twelfth school district visited Hartford Fri day to meet State Secretary c. D. Hine in regard to the duties of the district in legally conducting the school. | The school board of Stonington had made a proposition to permit the chil- dren of the new Twelfth to continue attending the school in the village of | Old Mystic and if they could be al- | lowed to do so under the law, it was the wish of the district to have them, as they by so doing would have the benefits of a graded school, which they could not have if the Twelfth built new schoolhouse.
 Superintendent Hine informed the l delegation that it would be legal, if | the respective school boards of the towns agreed thereto, and it was the wish of the districts, So the delega- ton was assured of their consent, they returned home well pleased with the result of their trip,
 Attending Summer School.
 Rev. Harry E. Anderson, pastor of 1 the Baptist church, left Monday for Newton, Center, Mass, to attend the Newton summer school of theology at the Newton theological institution. | The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church was pleasantly entertained l Wednesday evening at the home of | Mrs. Calvin H. Hoxie. 1 The w. c. rr. U. met Friday at 3.S0 D. ID. at the residence of Mrs. Jane H. Dean.
 The Baptist Sunday school will hold it's Children's day concert Sunday eye ming.
 Urban c. Whitford is preparing to build a new house on his lot in Main street, adjoining William H. Harris property on the north. The cellar is nearing completion.
 Theater Party for Pupils.
 The Burnetts Corners school, Miss Leah Johnson of Old Mystic, teacher closed Friday noon of last week. Miss Johnson invited her pupils to attend with her in the afternoon the moving picture show at Mystic. The trip was made by trolley.
 J. Alpheus Schoonover of New York was an ever Sunday guest of his par ents, Mir. and Mrs. A1pheus H. Schoon- over.
 Strawberry Picking Begins.
 The strawberry growers in this vi- cinity are beginning to harvest the early berries. The season will last about five weeks
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles E. Fenner ot Putnam were recent callers on Rev and Mrs. Arthur H. Withee at the Methodist parsonage. Mrs. M. Grace Hammond of New London was an over-Sunday guest 0. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Desley. Mrs. Albany R. Smith and sons Jackie and Wilbur of Noank, were re. cent guests of Mrs, Harmon Main Mrs. Smith and children expect ta leave this week for Scotland to vlsi her parents.
 Miss Eva Hall of Providence is tn, guest of Mir. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell
 MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis O Springfield, Mass, were Sunday guest
 of Mrs. Davis parents, MT. and Mrs ] Calvin H. Hoxie.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
NIANTTC
The Season opening-5aptiet Pastor
 on Vacation-Faeal Estate Sales,


 on Vacation-ReaI Estate Sales,
 Capt D. E. Horton has rented his place of business at Crescent beach te M. P. Baclus for the summer,
 Mrs. Hen1an A. Tyler. owner of Cres- cent park property, has leased the store and amusement places for the summer.
 The Kn1ckerbCclzer hotel will open this week for the season.
 Augustus Clark is assisting in the erection of q cottage at Crescent beach for A. P. Carroll of Norwich. Osnond Matthewson is working for A. A, Wigand at Crescent Beach,
 The schools of the town closed on Friday.
 Mrs. Charles Clark and daughter. Mrs. John Mcdonald. were New Lem don visitors Tuesday,
 Miss Nan Wight of New London is at her cottage in the Pines,
 Lincoln G, Luce was in Stafford Springs and Boston Wednesday.
 Frank Stevens has returned to Hart ford,
 Mrs Charles J. Luee and daughter. Mss Frances, have returned from a lengthy stay in New York and Brook lyn
 Fred ]. Howard is at Crescent beach in+he store conducted by D. L. Gates Rev. J. W. Knappenberger went to New Haven Tuesday to attend a min tstsrs' meeting. Conc to Nova Scotia. Rev. ". Harry Ereds, pastor Of the Baptist church, left Monday for hie home fin Nova Scotia. Rev. MT. Freds will be absent about six weeks, James Slate of South Lyme was = caller here T't1eehay. Mrs F, c. nsrruH left Wednesday for g visit to MGntvilie. George w Miller left Wednesdsy for his home in Hartford. MT. Miller has been spending several weeks here the guest of his sister, Mrs. Nehemiah Gates. Property Sales. F. c. Odgers has purchased the Cone 1 house on Lincoln street. also a large 1 lot adjoining. Mr. Odgers has sold his residence on Pennsylvania avenue to Dr, F. $ 1 Warner.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
Pages Nine to Sixteen

wood The Christ Child and the chil- cren, Marian Lynch, piano solo, Robert French; What They Stood For. three girls; Inasmuch, Evelyn Comstock. Try a Laugh, Raymond Scholdeld; song by the children; Helping Gods Plan. Hope Comstock; Rose Dril. eight girls; closing song by school, The Mas ter's Voice. Mrs. John Lynch and Mrs. E. F. Comstock were the committee who planned the exercises. The room was prettily decorated with fiowers.
 Met at Parsonage.
 On Last week Friday evening Mir. and Mrs. French entertained at the parsonage about 35 parishioners in honor Of their guest, Mrs. G. F. Cush- ing, of Providence, IL Games were played and refreshments were served
 The Ladies' Social union met Thurs day afternoon with Mrs. Chester Com stock.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
SHUNOC
Entertaining Exercises on children'I
 Day-Term Closes with Picnic.


 Rev F. B. Saunders of Ashaway, R. l., spoke in the Second Baptist church before a large audience Sum day. Communion servlce followed. A Sunday school concert was held fin the afternoon. The exercises were inter esting and entertaining. and were In charge of Mrs. Fl. c. Brown. super intendent of the school.
 Miss Jessie B. Fish of Mystic was the guest Saturday of Mrs. Henry E. Randall and Mrs. p. B. James.
 MT. and Mrs. Nathaniel Culver are entertaining Miss Ida Rathbun of Tewett City at their home here. Mrs. Mary A. Miller and Mrs. Ber- tha F. Culver were in Norwich Mon- day.
 R. B. Wheeler was in Boston Fri- day.
 W. F. Morgan and N, F. Culver took a trip to New York Saturday night A. Ray Button and Brs, Button of Glasgo were guests Of MT. and MrH. F. W. Clark Wednesday. Ezekiel James is visiting friends in Hope Valley. R. l., and other places,
 School Picnic.
 The school taught by Miss Grace Sheffield closed with a picnic Friday. The pupils have made fine progress under the direction of Miss Shefheld. The roads are very dusty; rain Is needed.
 Fred Sawyer of Griswold is nov ing to Westerly with his family Mr Sawyer will be employed in Westerly beginning work there next week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
MOHEGAN
Dual Birthday celebration-Enjoyable
 Exercises on ChiIdren's Day.

Mrs. Dolbeare and Mrs. Avery are in Baltic for a few days.
 Mrs. Andrews of Norwich was the guest of Mrs. Avery Sunday.
 J. Quidgeon and daughter Gladys of New London were guests of Mrs. E. c. Fowler Sunday.
 Burrill H. Fielding of New London was here on Sunday.
 Dual Celebration.
 MT. and Mrs. E. c. Fowler and Mrs. D. Skeesucks and others took dinner with G, R, Sanders of Nor wich Sunday. 1t being MT. Sanders and MT. Fowler's birthday. Many friends attended to offer congratulations and good wishes.
 chiIdren's Day Exercises.
 Sunday evening at the church there was 8 large attendance for the school exercises. The pulpit was decorated with flowers. Superintendent Kent of the Sunday school was in charge. After an opening chorus and respOn- sive reading prayer was offered by the pastor. Recitations by Bertha North drupt Courtland Fowler Doris and Beatrice Fowler and LeRoy Fielding, solo by Miss Daniels; closing song, The Shepherd Calling; benediction by the pastor.
 Mrs Isngenbach was in Mystic the first of the week.
 Raymond Davis, who has been visit ing his grandparents MT. and Mrs w. ], Hunter, for two weeks, has returned to Mystic.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sturgis and children of New London are guests of Mrs. Dunn and Mrs E. T. Baker.
 Roger DoFbeaTe was home for a few days last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
LISBON
Illustrated Sermon and Pleasing Pro-
 gramme on Children's Day.

At Newent church there was a large attendance Sunday to listen to an illustrated sermon by the pastor, Rev. t'. A. Fuller, followed by Q concert given by the Sunday school The dec orations of syringas, daisies, iris, ferns and sprigs of locust were effectively arranged atl the front of the platform and on the pulpit and organ. The programme was as follows:
 Organ prelude; singing, T Think When I Read That Sweet Story of Old, by the children; responsive read ing; recitation, Children's Day Greet ing, Frank Nell; chorus, Singing Out Our Fathers Praise; recitation, Only Dream, Walter Hyde; recitation, You and I, Beatrice Kendall; song, For Others, Lizzie Budiet, Clara Hyde, Ruth Kennedy; recitation, John Ken call; chorus, Summer Has Come Again, recitation, Lizzie Budiet; recitation, ] How to Make the World Happy, | George F'oote and Fred Budiet; chorus 1 Bright Summer Flowers recitations, William Warehouse, Beatrice Read, | Charles Campbell, Harold Nell, reel tation, Take Care of Your Words, Ed Ia Kendall; exercise, Blossom Band, Miss Lucy Baldwin's class; chorus, Golden Sunlight Fills the World; reel tations, The Flowers Mission, Clara Hyde; Message of His Love John Ec- olestone; Little by Little Alfred Ken Hedyi Giving, Ruth Kennedy; My Wish, Ellen Campbell; chorus Sun shine in the Heart; offering, distribu- ton of papers.
 Local Interests.
 Miss Margaret shahan of Norwich was the guest Sunday of Miss Mar tic Barber.
 Misses Fannie, Marguerite and Lois Brown of Hampton have been visit ing their sister, Mrs. Arthur Davis
 Mrs, Eunice Wood of Trenton, N J, Is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Knight
 Dr. w. T. Browne of Norwich spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs Phebe Brown.
 Mr. and Mrs. Rist and daughter Helen spent Sunday with Mrs. Rist's mother in Norwich.
 R, R. Barber and Arthur Edmunds took an auto trip to Storrs Wednes. day,
 Mrs. Lila Bcelestene of Norwich spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs Robert Swain,
 MT. and Mrs J. H. Kennedy visited Poduennae friends Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
GLASGO
Childrsn's Day Exercises Planned
 School Closes With Picnic,

Mrs. Waller Lewis, who has been spending the week with Mrs. N. B. Lewis, went to Mrs. Walter Tanners Sunday with her three children and. mother.
 MT. and Mrs. H. J. Cole returned Monday evening from their wedding trip.
 MT. and Mrs. Sterry Kinney attend ed the Children's day concert at the Congregational church, Preston City, Sunday.
 Rev. J. Thompson's daughter from Syracuse, N. T.. Is spending the sum- mer vacation at the parsonage. Miss Gladys Thompson was also a week end guest of her father, returning to her school Monday morning.
 Misses Gertrude and Lillian Luther are spending their vacation at their home in Preston.
 The E. L. Sunday evening was led by the pastor.
 The Children's day exercises win be held at the Bethel at II a. m. in place of the morning service.
 Schools Close.
 School in the Eighth district closed Thursday afternoon with picnic for the children. The rain prevented hav- ing 1t outside, but 1t was none the less enjoyed by them inside. The teachers have been untiring in their efforts to make the school year a suc- cess.
 Miss Ruth Sweeney closed her school in the Boardman district Thursday and returned to her home In Nor wlch.
 A fire started in the woods below fre4J brisk fighting to keep it from the barn. A force of men subdued it and no great damage was done. Surprised with June Box. George Burton was pleasantly sur prised with a Juno box Saturday eve ming from number of friends. Tho evening was spent in playing games Edgar Clark's niece was a recent guest at his home in Rixtown.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
ASHWILLETT
Careless Smokers Set Woods Afire- 5oIdness of Rat Chicken Thieves.

Careless Smokers Set Woods Ahre-
 5oIdness of Rat Chicken Thieves.
 B. H. Clark of Rixtewn was a caller in Westerly Sunday.
 Mrs. Julia A Crumb was in Veiun- town Saturday afternoon.
 Set Woods Afire.
 As four young men from the village were out for stroll in Rixtown Sun day afternoon, they stopped by the roadside for a smoke. Soon after wards 8 fire was discovered in the woods. By the assistance of neigh bors and an hours hard fight the fire was under control. No damage be- side the loss of a few cords of wood. Samuel D. Pierce was in Norwich Tuesday.
 Mrs. Herbert Walker of North Sten- 1ngten was visitor at her parents, MT. and Mrs. George Pierces, Sun day. Her sister Elsie returned heme with her.
 The frost of Monday morning cut early potatoes, corn, beans, and ether garden truck. Need Some Traps.
 The rats are so numerous at Peter Fmymey's home they go in his chick en coeps in daylight and eat the 1 heads off his small chicks. Tuesday they killed twenty nine during the day,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
LEBANON
Parsonage Ready for Now Pastor Local Nine Defeated by Norwich Hospital Team.

Rev. MT. Christy of Coventry preach ed in the First Congregational church Sunday morning.
 The Junior Endeavor meeting waa led by Dorothy Loomis.
 Parsonage Renovated.
 The parsonage has been given a fresh coat of paint on the outside and papered and painted inside, ready for the new pastor, Rev. MT. Campbell of Springfield, Mass. who is expect ed this week.
 Hospitals Won.
 The Lebanon baseball team went to Norwich Saturday, played the Hes- uitaIs and was defeated, 16 to 8, Prescott Chamberlain and Miss Mary Manning of South Windham were calling on friends in town Sunday. John Abell of New Britain spent Sunday with his parents, MT. and Mrs c, J. Abell.
 Local Notes.
 Mrs. Mary A. Williams arrived home Wednesday after an absence of 'foul months spent with friends In New York and New Jersey.
 Mrs. William Avery returned this week to her home in Vernon, aftel spending a few days in town.
 Mrs. R. B. Turner has returned tt her home. Mrs. Burgess of Brooklyn. N. Y, if at Gem cottage for the summer.
 Next Sunday at the Baptist churcf Rev. E. J. Ayres will preach te tht children.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
WNDLETON HILL
l@esl Delegates te 5se4iet Asscols
 lien Meeting ln stoninuton.

Ef, rawyes moved hts family from aze Luther psnieon place to Westerly Fze@dav.
 Rfrdsey Palmer and Ruesea Cooke. were in Hartford Monday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Miner and daughter Louise, were Sunday guests of H. B. Randall and family.
 Mrs. Oscar Miner and Mrs. Rilla Chapman were visitors in Norwich and New London Saturday.
 Deacon and Mrs. Coon, MT. and Mrs. William Maine. Mrs. Jennie J. Thomp- son and son Clifford and Mrs. Eliza beth Thompson and son Malcolm were appointed Sunday as delegates to the Baptist association which is to be held in Stohngton June le and 20.
 Mrs. Bfrdsey c. Palmer and dauxh- lsr Amelia were in Westerly satur- Aay.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
OLD LYME
Ellington Physician Inspects New Property-Jenny Wren Club at the Point

Dr. Davis of Ellington is looking over his interests here. He is accom- panied by two friends. Dr. Davis re- gently purcha sed the estate of the late E. W. Lord
 Mrs. r. R. Peck and Mrs. Jesse Champion attended the graduation ex- ercises of the o. l.. G. s. at Lyme.
 Mrs. Charles Waterhouse has been entertaining relatives from Long Is- land.
 Enjoying Cottage Life.
 The Jennie Wren club of girls, chaperoned by Miss Edith Huff. are spending the week in cottage at Say brook Point,
 Mrs. Thomas Stanton. Mrs, John Champion and Miss Eiizabsth Slate were New London visitors this week
 ! Af, Th6msen of Brown & Them~ son, Hartford, Is occupying his eetH tass at Hahahstts Point,
 .Arthtfr Chsmriofs seeead tFiek oBer- a66p af the tuWef, is taking two weeks vacation,
 Miss GsYrie RaAth has istaRHed t6 IverytaA, afbsH sPehdtsfs senas tffne with relst4~es hsre
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
HAMBURG
Many Attend School Exhibit-soolal
 Enjoyed.

Rev. Austin Bassett and family of Hartford arrived at the Mansion for the summer last Wednesday.
 Mrs. Katie Jewett spent a few days with her daughter on Bill hill the past weeks.
 George Havens and family of Ner- wich visited relatives here last WeGA MT. and Mrs. w. M. Anderson were in Saybrook Wednesday to attend tio graduation exercises.
 Mrs. Ellen Palmer returned Wed nesday from a months visit to Bos- ton.
 l. D. Harding was in Norwich Mon day.
 A very enjoyable evening was the report from the social hop given by the young people last week triasy evening.
 School Exhibit.
 The school exhibit and demonstrs- ton Of methods used ln the schools given hv the teachers last week Fri day afternoon at the public hall was largely attended Much talent was shown in map drawing, writing stc Supervisor Konnc of Mount Carmel conducted the meeting.
 Hans Duty Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Swan Olsen on Lord hill.
 Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Reynolds are keeping house in Clarence Daniels house on Turnpike hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
NORTH LYME
Clark Harding Marriage In New York Reception for Neighbors and Friends.

Friends,
 Mrs. Lizzie Syme of Middletown vis- tied at Rev. Francis Purvis' over Sun day.
 Mrs. Erwin Rogers, who has been caring for Miss Dorothy Sisson the past two weeks. returned home Tues- day.
 Miss Helen Rogers of Palm ertoTn was home over Sunday.
 Clark Hsrdinu.
 HaLdrian F. Clark of this place and Miss Elsie Harding of Hamburg were married in New York last Saturday. After a short wedding trip they re- turned to this place, where they will reside with Mrs. Mary Fosdick. Tues day evening about 65 friends and neighbors gave them a serenade. The visitors were invited into the house snd the evening was enjoyably spent with music and dancing. Refresh ments were served. The groom has made his home with Mrs. Fosdiek most of the time for many years. The bride is a daughter of MT and Mrs. Lyman Harding and will be very heartily welcomed to North Lyme
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
LEONARD BRIDGE
Chickens Burned When Lamp Ex,
 pledes--PersonaIs

Sunday evening about 10 o'clock one of the henhouses belonging to How ard Williams caught fire and was to- tally destroyed. As the family had not gone to bed 1t was discovered and by prompt attention the destruction ei another hsHh6Hss near by was pre- vente1- It ts thought the lamp sx- pledsd, pat of fifty chickens only HeTentssa were saSoa,
 z, J, HoiInea was lH Norwich Sat iraAy,
 T'hs state p5ilee were la tho phase Sunday. looking nP sshsath lrreak CTS
 Miss nofathy Gould hnished seh6e Saturday and rernfhed te Wohufh Aasst, after 2 year of teaching at the North school,
 Mrs. Maurice VaiiBslsy is visiting het sen and wife, MF, aRd Mrs SimeA Va NnAky ef RseekiYA. A. \.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
NORTH STONINGTON
Lawn Fete With Living Pictures at
 Wheeler Sehool-Te Graduate Seven.

The pupils of the Wheeler school gave a pretty lawn fete Thursday evening, including living pictures, mu- sic and scenes from Geldsmith's com edy. She Stoops to Conquer, and Shakespeare's play, The Merchant of Venice. The programme was ar ranged by Miss Mary L. Smith, & teacher in the school.
 Seven to Be Graduated.
 The Wheeler school will graduate a class of seven Tuesday evening. The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered Sunday morning by Rev. F. H. Hollis ter.
 Rev. Luciau Drury preached at Quonocontavg Sunday Childrens day was observed Sunday in the Congregational church. MT. and Mrs. A. B. Maine of Nor wich were in town Sunday
 Allen w York has returned to New Haven after a few days at his home here.
 The town school committee met In special session Wednesday evening, but postponed appointment of teachers until June 22.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
PRESTON
Mise Alice Zabris<ie Is Graduated Strawberry Supper for Grange.

Miss Phoebe Sheffield closed her school with a picnic Tuesday,
 Lewis Holden, rural carrier oa R. F, h., No, }, is having his vacation. Gpstavus Holden is substituting for him.
 Chiidren's day eKsFeises were held n ff3s Baptist and CongPega tfanal churches Sunday,
 4, D, zabriskie and daughter Mary attended the graduation ef Aliee za- briskie al A6fthheid seminary fues- day,
 fhe grange lneaiing was held Tues= day evening, The next @eeting. q stFa aherry suRReF, aill hs held feE RstaheFs.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
FTTCHVILLE
Dramatic Club Invited to Present PiHy
 In Moodus.

Mrs. Johanna Foley and dsUghLsr, Mrs. Nellie Foley of Willimantic wers recent visitors in town.
 Mrs. Henry Eastland has been visit ing her daughter, Mrs John Hill of Norwich.
 Misses Florence and Alice Phillips were recent visitors in Montville.
 William Lewis has returned from Boston.
 Mra. Anna Asplund Of Norwich hos been the guest of her slster-in Jaw. Mrs, Annie Anderson.
 Thomas Kinkead Of Providence was the recent guest of hls mother, Mrs. Frances Kinkead,
 Mrs, William Thatcher of Norwich Tewn spent Wednesday with her par eHts, MT, and Mrs, F, N, Stark,
 The local club hss been requested te present the show, The Pay Streak, ia Msedas, The chow was recently presented 10 q large audience In Col chester and Inducements made Co tho lseal manager te gu to Moodua. A number frea here will accompany the troupe, going by automobile