Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-03

porated. Judge OnFer T.. 6etly, r. "
Arlington and Telesphore Woisard
being the incorporators. 1t is under
stood that the company is to operate
rbs Csf Hollow mill. the incorporat-
crs named not being concerned with
the management Of the plant
Social Round Up on Shreve Tuesday.
Mrs. Abel L. Reeves, Mrs. Charles
Esrbenu. Mrs. Paul Bernier and Mrs.
Narcisse Blanchette we're the winners
OF the honOrs at the weekly meeting
Of the Bijou Whist club, which is to
erd It's winter series Of weekly meet
ircg with a special event to be held
on the evening Of Shrove Tuesday.
Special services in observance or the
Feast Of th,s Publication we're held at
ST. Adams and St James churches
Friday morning. At st. James church
rhsrp was a large congregation pres
emf At the mass at which the candles
Tor use during the year we're blessed.
Invited to Lincoln Service.
Msr,bsrs Of McGregor post, G.. A.
R sfcgregor Woman's Relief corps
and camp Colonel Edward Anderson,
s Of H. have been invited to attend a
special service in observance OF Lin
coins birthday at the Baptist church
on Sunday. Feb. II. In connection
with this service there viii be spe-
clal musical programme. and the SER
mon OF the pastor, Rev. w, D. SWAT
Feld win be with special reference to
The life or Lincoln.
Officers Of Mems Club.
Following are the newly elected Of
fcers NJ the Mems club OF the Con-
Eregauonal church. President Henry
81 Danielson: first vice president,
John A. Paine. second vice president,
Or. C.. u. Otis: secretary, W. S. Dan
iels1n. treasurer. Harry w. Clarke;
prouramme committee, Preston b.
Sblev. f. o. Wood, w. II. Clements;
nominating committee, B. c. Hopkins,
T. w. Flagg, II. 3. Surrey: services
committee. F. J. G. Bailey, T. Z. Ham
NETT. Simeon Danielson; membership
committee. Harry L. Back, Clarence e.
CmdalL
Gifts for Mr.. and Mrs. William Roy
nolds.
An Elmvills correspondent writes:
FRIDAY evening the employees Of the
Southern New England Telephone
company surprised Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Reynolds at his home in Elm
Vile on his return from his honey
moon. by presenting him a handsome
mahogany clock; also an alarm clock
20 wake him up from his peaceful
slurnbers The noted orator Timothy
Mccarthy. gave Mr.. Reynolds a valu-
able lesson on the duties Of married
man. which was appreciated by all
present"
Mr. and Mrs Reynolds were recent
y married in Taftville, which place is
Mrs. REYNOLDS home.
A No. Ice Stored.
me Consumers Ice company has
practically completed the work OF
nlling the two large houses that II mas
AZ the Hygeia reservoir. near East
Kiuinglv me ice being Of the excel
lent quality that It has been possible
70 get this season, and some OF 1t II
inches thick. Scrupulous care is exer-
chsed under the system Of harvesting
employed by the company, a planer
being one OF the instruments used to
GET the ice in in as clean condition as
80 possible.
From Eazonk comes an item that
Carl Gallup had the misfortune while
pounding with hammer to have the
hammer head fly off, striking him in
the eve, causing painful wound.
Ground Hog Matter a Problem.
The ground hog experts in town
found themselves facing a mighty dt-
ference OF opinion Friday when II
came time to decide whether the little
animal, who Is supposed to come out
OF winter quarters on February 2, fol-
a sizing up OF weather prospects, had
seen its shadow There were timef
Friday when the weather was CLOUDY
and no shadows were TO be seen, ano
other times when it was so bright
that shadows were strongly cast nc
expert knowing at just what time MI
GrondhoE came out the decision as
20 winter being practically over is re-
served.
S. Of V. Installation Soon.
Another class OF candidates is beint
Assembled for initiation by Cnmp Col
one; Edward Anderson, S. OF w To-
r,sl organization that has had q steady
growth since it was organized her'
something over a year ago. A feature
that IS being introduced to make th'
meetings attractive Is the preparation
az lunches By ire msmbers, who ar
proving themselves very proficient IL
that capacity.
II was stated here Friday that Their
was much talk about politics at tn
banuuet OF the Mckinley Memoria
association in Waterbury this week
and Windham county men heard tina
Lieut.. Coy. Dennis G. Blakeslee has
strong following who desire to nom
mate him for the governorship az ;
candidate ON the republican ticket
From Zero 10 Degrees Below.
Friday presented another of tn
winters mornings that must be listet
among the constantly growing nunbe
with below zero temperatures. II
pznieison thermometers registered
hCn zero 10 four below.
NJ. NJ. T. Ballou and William II
Fzallou. who have been spending /;
week with Mrs. NJ. e. Bassett, hav,
returned to their home IN Providence.
Eight Table Bridge.
Mrs. F. II. Reach gave a very en-,
Soyable bridge party at her home OF
Thursday afternoon, eight tables be
inK played Mrs. A. H Arlington haC
highest score and Miss Hutchins car
ricd away the consolation prize. TIL
refreshments were ssrv ed from TIL
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