Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-20

George Gibson. an old resident of Moosup, aged 4S years, died at his nome in that town Tuesday afternoon rom injuries which he received about three weeks ago while leading an un- ruly COW. The deceased is survived by his wife and mother
 Nuptiai high mass was celebrated at o'clock Tuesday morning in St Jo- seph s church. Killingly, at the we'd ding. of Miss Lillian Bosquet of Bal louVllle and Fred Dupres of Danielson. feN. TT, host being the celebrant
 Henry Blanchard of Killingly, ern- ployed by $. s. Stone, had his leg badly bruised early Tuesday morning while repairing the Ouinebaue bridge. By stepping into a hole the muscles or the injured limb were badly crush ca, bFat Dr. Robinson was called at once and dressed the injured member me injured man was later removed to ms home in killingly where it was reported that he would be at his tasks in a few days.
 The cause of the death of the late Seth c, Gilbert was atrophic cirrhosis ol the liver and not cancer of the liver as was stated in Mondays Bulletin.
 Attended MT. GiIbert's Funeral.
 Among those from out of town who attended the funeral services of Seth <; Gilbert were the following: MT. and
 
 Conn, Mr., and Mrs Fred H. Gilbert ot Jewett City, MT. and Mrs Earle E. 5hoert of Jewett City, Mir and Mrs. frank D. Spaulding of Auburn, R. l., MT and Mrs. Allie White of Norwich tlf. and Mrs. Gilbert Hopkins of Asl- burn, F. l.. Mr. and Mrs. George How tahd o1 Bridgeport, MT. and Mrs charles Gilbert of East Douglas. Mass, Miss Alice Gilbert of Auburn R. l., Mrs Mary Gilbert of Ieominster, Mass, Will Brown of Providence. MT and Mrs. F. X. Spaulding of Brooklyn. Conn, MT. and Mrs. George Babcock of Plainfield, Mrs. Daniel Preston of Norwich, Mrs. Ellen Babcock of Nor wich and Miss Catherine Babcock of Jewett City,
 Lester Bill is the guest of his par entS, MT, and Mrs. A. G. Bill.
 Visited Son at Backus Hospital.
 James Nash, who visited his son George Tuesday at the BackGs hoSpi- tai. reports that the little fellow is do- ing as well as can be expected, al- though nothing definite can be decided as vet as to the healing of the injured leg.
 Carpenters were engaged Tuesday in Eepairing the damage caused by the Ire Saturday in the building on Gen. ter street owned by Thomas Bradford l The only damage caused was the l burning of several rafters of the roof 1 and the destruction of many of the l shingles.
 Frank Scott and family motored to N NarraSansett Pier yesterday.
 Will Go to Scituate.
 Many from Danielson will attend the 1 Old Home day at North Scituate to- morrow, when an attractive soldiers ! monument of granite will be formally l uedlcated. Quite a number from Dan ! lelson have either friends or relatives i there whose guests they will be for the | day, when old settlers and former times. l
 Miss Ella Day has returned from the w illimantic camp meeting ground, where she attended the sessions of the EpWorth league institute which were held there
 Workmen were engaged yesterday in the relaying of the gas pipe in front of i the fire station on Academy streeC.
 Several automobile rarties will make a trlp to New London today to attend i Ihe Mardi Gras festival at Ocean
 Rev. F. W. Rollins formerly of East X Alu1ngly. is now living in Worcester, Mass. according to the latest reports
 Miss Margaret McBride is at Oak land Beach for a weeks vacation.
 Cool Wave Relief.
 With thunder to the right of them, thunder to the left of them volleying and rumbling, the inha abitants of Dan -elson have suffered severely from the neat since last Saturday until the sudden and unexpected change came Tuesday, when the mercury took a drop for the better. Although no pros -rauons were reported, the heat was intense, and the youngsters paid more han one visit a day to the old swim ming hole
 Although the pastor of the Advent 'hurch is away for the month of Au- gust, the regular weekly prayer meet ns VIII be held tonight
 MT. and Mrs C. A. Frost of River ilew are entertaining Mrs Frost's Mir and Mrs. Andrews, rom the state of Maine
 Tenth Wedding Anniversary.
 Mir. and Mrs Charles Francis enter aimed party of friends at military whist last evening in honor of their enth anniversary. The whist was ;ven al their cottage at Alexander's ake, where they are spending the summer. One of the pleasant features 'f the evening was the presentation 't handsome pair of field glasses to lr. and Mrs Francis by E. L. Darbie, aptain of the local militia.
 MS. A. D. Putnam returned yester- lay from Kelsey Point, where she has cen since the first of July
 Miss Corinne Trembly and Miss Eva