Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-22
ROAD SOCIETY
Antiques Sold at Chesebro Auction Harry Palmer Addresses Grange Missionary Topics.
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Theodore Hewitt of New London spent Saturday with his uncle, A. G. Saturday the ladies met at the c(urch to decide on the coloring for the audi torium, which MT. Beebe is renovat- ing.
 church parlors. Bad weather prevent ed many from attending. Rev. MT. Peacock preached on David Living stone.
 Mrs. Fannie Williams spent several days at North Stonington this week. Her brother, Dr. Charles Hewitt of Meriden visited with her there.
 Miss Martha Williams entertained a number of young people or St. Pat rfcl's evening in honor of Miss Lottie Hatch, who leaves soon for Boston, where she is to enter nurses train ing class.
 Sale of Antiques.
 The auction at the Joseph Chesebro place Wednesday disposed of many old fashined things as well as farm stock and utensils.
 Mrs. Eliza P Moves was at New London Sunday to see her son, Joseph Moves, who is recovering steadily from a recent operation at Lawrence hos pital
 A large number from here attended the fellowship meeting at Stonington Wednesday.
 Talk on Poultry.
 Harry Palmer addressed the Grange Wednesday evening on Poultry, a, sub feet familiar to him, as he has a large poultry plant at his home at Elm Hill.
 Fernando Wheeler. Fred Barnes and A. G. Hewitt visited Joseph Moves this week at the Lawrence hospital, New London.
 Schools closed Thursday for vaca- ton.
 Miss Priscilla Billings. from Willi- mantle, and Miss Lucy Billings, from Chester, arrived home on Friday for the Easter holiday.
 Mrs Leander Park has been Spend- ing several days in Fall River.
 Mir and Mrs. Eugene Edwards are at Panama.
 John McDonald of Providence was a recent guest of friends here.
 Father Died Suddenly.
 MT, Bennett of PlainfeId received word that his father died suddenly one day this week, and he immediately re- turned to his home there.
 Wheeler Bros with a large force of men have been at StoninSton this week filling orders for wood and loading a vessel for New Brunswick. Seth N. Williams with his machine cut the
 MT. and Mrs. s. P. searles of Noank were at Calvin Wheeler's as guests last week.
 Ernest Dolbaum is able to drive out  cred from his long illness.
 Mrs James E. Lord and Miss Grace P. Miner were recent guests Of Mrs Mason Partelo at North Stonington.
 Chester and Paul Merrill of Daisy farm, North Stonington, have been WIS., iting their aunt. Mrs. J. E. Lord.
 Charles s. Moves. Jr., was in Provt- dence Monday to see his brother, Dr. l.. Hart Moves. who is ill at the Rhode Island hospital
 Rev. George B. Spalding. Jr, of Rocky Hill made an address upon his tourney around Cape Horn before an audience of Hartford people Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Isaac Williams was in Westerly on Tuesday, where she will reside this summer.
 Miss Elizabeth Thompson closed the Wheeler school Wednesday, and re- turned to her home at Bradford, k. L
 Miss Ella West visited Westerly rel atives Tuesday.
 Mrs. George Wheeler. and Mrs. Le- ander Park attended the Foreign Mis- sionarv meeting at North Stonington Tuesday.
 Missionary Meeting. The Foreign Missionary society meets this afternoon with Mrs. James E. Lord. The new president, Mrs. Seth N. williams will preside. The secretary, Mrs. Fannie Williams, will read let ter from the former president, Mrs. George B SpaldIng of Rocky Hfll, and letters from Dr. and Mrs. Clarence TTssher of Van, Turkey, for whose hos pita1- the ladies will send $50. Mrs. Dwight c. Stone will also make an ad- dress.