Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-05
Who is Going and Coming-Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties
New London County
UNCASVILLE

 L. A. comstock and Sunday School
 Class Visit apitol-Injury Results
 in Blood Poisoning-Social Affairs
 of the Week.
 The social and dance given by Pc, quot council. K of c. in TookeTs hai4 nan was much enjoyed The music was In charge of Joseph Hickey.
 Schools opened Monday after the Easter vacation
 Principal James E. Murphy returned to resume his duties at Palmer Me nloriaI school after spending his va cation at his home in Dover. N. H.
 St. Johns Roman Catholic church is wired for lighting by electricity.
 Visited Legislature.
 L. A. Cornstock and the members of his Sunday school class took d trip this week to Hartford to hear the discussion of the McNeH repeal Dill Two automobiles. one belonging to F. J Alexander and the other from New London, carried the party up. lnclud- ed in the party were Frank J: Alexan- ward Dart, Revere Beebe. Clyde Getchell, Prentis Alexander, Malcom Brown. Fred Ackley, Leonard Mallory and Leslie Grimes.
 Case of Blood Poisoning.
 Earl I4aFIam was taken to Bacl<us hospital this week for treatment for blood poisoning. His hand was badly injured in the machinery of the C. M. Robertson company's mill. where he was employed, and up to the first of the week it was thought that the wounds were healing properly. when blood poisoning set in.
 4 large barn owned by Henry Rath- bun on Neff Hill was blown down by the heavy wind We experienced last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Hart of Nor w1ch were week end guests at the home of MT. Harts parents. MT. and Mrs. Moses Hart
 The Thames Speciality company has purchased the old silk mill property owned by Attorney Charles w. Com stock.
 A new garage Is being built for John Townsend for his new touring car which will be delivered soon.
 Raymond, the young son of MT. and Mrs Roy Johnson, who has been i'll V ith bronchitis, is able to be out.
 Miss Helen Kelley and Miss Char lotte Simpson, teachers in Palmer Me morial school, who have been spend ing their vacation at their home in Derby and Danbury, returned Sunday night to resume teaching Monday.
 Miss Josephine Hart, who has been spending her vacation at her home returned to Salem Sunday night to open school on Monday
 Gave a Play. Thursday evening the Christian En- Geavor society of the Quaker Hill church gave an entertainment at which the play entitled The New Min | ister was given.
 Party for Twin Sisters. Friday afternoon Mrs. Albert Fox entertained a few friends at her home | in honor of Mrs. Paul Glasbrenner and | Mrs. Harry Atwood, whose birthday | occurred on that day Mrs. Atwood | and Mrs. Glasbrenner are twin sis i ters. i Mrs. Mary Kelley. who has been se- riousIy i'll, is more comfortable.
 The Home Missionary society met at the home of Mrs. Fred J. Hope Fri l Mrs James Maynard. who has been a guest at the home of her brother. Clyde Beebe. has returned to Old Lyme. 1
 Married IS Years.
 Saturday evening MT. and Mrs. Clyde Nj. Beebe entertained a large rumber of friends in observance of their 15 years of married life. NIT. their friends with gifts of cut glass and other articles. Refreshments were served.
 The Decem club gave a social and dance in Robertson's hall on Friday Mrs. Elizabeth Burchard has re- celved this week q new touring car At the Methodist church Sunday | evening the cantata King of Glory was given to a large assembly under direc- ton of Mrs. Thomas Spiers, assisted by Miss Iva Bartlett.
 Miss Cecile F'orgues of Worcester is spending a few days with relatives in Pequot.
 Edward Mahoney, who has been in Backus hospital to undergo an opera ton for appendicitis, is able to be about
 Miss Mary Simpson of Wallingford Is spending this week as the guest of her sister.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Bingham were week end guests at the home of Mrs. Bingham's sister. Mrs. Leander Chapel.
 Thames lodge, I o. o. F.. worked the third degree on 9. class of candi- dates Tuesday evening.
 Two New Members.
 The members of Good Cheer Sun ! shine society were entertained at the nome of it's president, Mrs. Albert w. 1 Avery, at Hill Top. Thursday after noon. After business two were added -o it's membership. Mrs. Avery served -ofr