Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-01

Mrs Marcia Hadley on her 86th birthday welcomed a party of relatives who gave her delightful surprise at her home in the village. Among those who were present were Mrs. William Davis of New Bedford, MT and Mrs. Fred Ward, MT. and Mrs. Max Muse, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Patterson MT and Mrs. Pertice Rathbun, MT and Mrs. Charles Schaffer, Mrs. Hattie Beebe, Alfred Ward and Charles Ward. Refreshments were serv ed, which were brought by the guests, and many pret- ty gifts received by Mrs Hadley.
 Pleasure for Cradle Roll.
 The annual entertaining by the Mis- sionary society of the Baptist church of it's cradle roll will be held Tuesday afternoon from to on the lawn at the home of Mrs w l. Spicer. The mothers are to attend with the little ones.
 Socialists Nominations.
 The socialist ticket put in the field for the town election follows Assess or, Louis Brunke; members of board of relief Robert Taylor, Alexander Wiesmeyer; selectmen, Williams Dun can Max Winkler; town clerk, James AEcClave: treasurer, James McC1ave; agent for town deposit fund, Charles Trimbach; constables, Joseph Erkes, Herbert Voot Paul Roeger, Fred Schmit; registrars of voters, John Krupper, William 5tersers, Henry Burbach, Gustav Haulisch school committee, Robert N. Gley.
 Mason's Island Celebration.
 The Labor day celebr alton for Ma sons Island is expected to be far bet ter this year than at any previous time The newly organized boat club has been hard at work Cn the prepara- of na T11T1 Gh Vi fly a. club pennant in addition to it's other decorations. All kinds of aquatic sports are promised, and feats of fan Cy diving and swimming will be among the most, interesting. Boats from the mainland will enter the sports. The cottages will be decorated, and many of those who have spent some time on the island in the past years are to come especially for the event,
 Talked About Locally.
 John Fitzpatrick returns today from Greenport where he has been for sew eraI months employed fer the Green port Basin and Construction company, iH ship building, MT. Fitzpatrick took several raea from the village with him, who will also return, as his contract has been completed. Miss Ethel Latham of Pearl street spent Saturday with Mrs Bertha Gal lup. grand matron Of the 0. B. S., at Sayvip Rock, where Robert Morris day u as ca. ed The trip Bas made by automobile.
 Frank Fowler has returned from a visit to Norwich relatives.
 Mrs. Nora Rathbun has returned from a visit to friends in New London. Mrs. John C. Mcdonald and son, of Newport, are visiting MT. and Mrs. M. B. Mcdonald.
 MT. and Mrs Charles Billings have T1Tith n Noank friends
 Alexander Murray of Little Falls, N. J. has arrived at Masen's Island te spend the week end and assist in the water carnival.
 Successful Teacher ReaPpointed,
 Miss Prue Davis of Pearl street will teach the Upper Neank school this coming year
 Angus Macleod of New Haven spent the week end with his family on Pros pect Hill.
 MT. and Mrs, A. c, Weeks and daugh- ter, Bertha, spent Sunday in an aute- mobile trips to New Haven, Miss Madeline Chute of Brooklyn, who has spent the greater part of the summer at Soundvfew cottage, has re- turned home.
 Dr Henry L.asch oe New London spent Sunday with friends in the vil- Mrs. Melville Daboll of soundview 1 cottage entertained several friends Fri day evening Music was enjoyed. 1 Miss Grace Knapp has returned | from a visit in Westerly Ebert Rathbun has returned from a l visit with Paul Chesebro in Center | Groton.
 Captain Felix Pendleton has return ed from 8 vist with friends on Long | Island
 1 Mrs Maddox of Dorchester, Mass. who has been visiting Captain and 1 Mrs. Bradford, has returned.