Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-29

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 Dan D. Heme and Fred J. Hope at tended the meeting of the incorpora- ton of the I. o. 0. F. home in New Haven.
 The social and dance given in Took CTS hall Saturday evening by John Carlton was largely attended . Frank Hart, employed in New Haven, spent the week end at the home of his jarents, MT. and Mrs. Moses Hart
 MT. and Mrs. George Taylor of Pe- quot have been entertaining Mir. and Mrs. Charles Bedell of New Haven.
 Fred Hubert is night watchmant at tEe Pequot mills Anniversary Committee.
 Thames lodge, I. o. o. r. has ap- pointed Past Brands G. Turner 1oonais, Harry Atwood and Frank B. Mitchell as committee to prepare a programme for the observance of the one hundredth anniversary of the order also the fifteenth anniversary of Thames lodge.
 Received Gifts and Shower.
 Mrs. Henry Dart entertained a few friends Thursday afternoon on her birthday. Mrs. Dart received many gifts from those present and a shower from those who were unable to at : tend. The afternoon was spent pleasantly, refreshments being served by Mrs. Darts daughter. Mrs. M. II. Turner.
 SrIefS and Personals.
 Mir; and Mrs. Charles Chapman and daughter of Norwich were week end guests of Mrs. Chapman's parents. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Church
 R. w. Austin of Westerly and D. l.. Austin of Providence were in town Easter Sunday, calling on several rel atives also attending services at the Baptist church.
 Fred Spencer spent the week end with friends in New York.
 f I'll for several weeks is much improved. Mrs. Annie Hooper of Boston was in town Thursday, the guest of rela- tives
 Miss Margaret Burton visited friends in Danfelson the week end.
 Mill Renovation.
 The work of refnishine the interior at the Palmer Bros company mill is completed. Charles Ramage has been doing the work.
 Mrs. Edwin Henry entertained the Ladies' Aid society Wednesday after noon.
 Mrs Ralph H Melcer entertained the Woman's Home Mission societies Friday afternoon. At the meeting the mite boxes were opened.
 Miss Ethel Beynten who has been spending few days at Quonsett Point, R. I. returned and resumed her duties in Palmer Brothers mill, Monday.
 Charles G. ChappelI. who has been
  left town fer his home in SaybToolS-
 Francis BauInan and William Peters of New Haven spent Easter with friends in town.
 George Beauregard is employed in the c. M. Robertson Go. mill
 snow-king.,
 Rev. c. c. Chappell united in mar 'fiage Miss Mary King, daughter of AGr. and Mrs. Aaarcene King. and Eec- tor Snow Sunday afternoon at the brides home.
 Flowers for Teacher.
 The girls in the class i1i sunday school taught by Miss LanGFhere met at her home one evening this week and presented her a box Of flowers in honor of her birthday.
 Joseph St. Gern1aine and daughter, Miss Eva St. Germaine of Pequot, spent a part of this week with friends in Springfield. Mass.
 Suffers Shock.
 Mrs Johnson, who was stricken last week with d paralytic shock at the home of Albert Edwards, has been removed to the home of her daughter, Mrs Beckwith, in PeQuot.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Strickland en- tertained over Sunday Edward Bing ham, Jr, of Quaker Hill.
 Miss Florence Adams is to teach in the Jewett City school.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Gilchrist, The oGora Schaffer and Miss Florence IJ oirnes visited friends in Mystic Sun day.
 Many at csntata.
 There was a large attendance at the cantata given in the Methodist Epis copaI church Sunday evening.