Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-18

There was large attendance at the home of MT. and Mrs. 4. L. Pitcher on Elm street Tuesday evening when Miss Lila Payne. principal of the Broadway school, addressed the company on Queen Elizabeth English subjects are discussed at all these meetings and much interest has been aroused. Miss Payne IS an able speaker and com manded the close attention of her hearers.
 St. Patrieks Night Bali.
 St. Patrick's day was observed in Mystic by the Catholic organizations Tuesday evening in Columbus hall Mystic division, No. l. A. O. H.. and the Ladies' auxiliary gave a ball at which theye was q large attendance The hall was attracSiYely decorated Grlnneit s orchestra furnished music and refresh M1e11ts were served
 Mer's Club Gives Supper.
 The supper given by the men of the Methodist Episcopal church in the yes try Monday evening was a, complete E1ccess Forty-four dollars was clear cd to be divided between the HpwOrth league and the Ladies' Aid society for church work. The menu consisted of cIaYxa oho$rder cold meats. potato sal sd, pickles. rolls. cake. tea and coffee. The affair was the largest ever held in &fe church parlors. The efficient com rnittee in charge was Rev. C. T. Hatch, SOhn E. Moves, Willard Keiswin, MT. zsurney William Lamb Norris Ryley, Vflliara stott, Alexander Taylor, MT. Wallace, William Larnphere, Jr.. Rob- srt Tedford, Philip Butten, Jr. During the evening VictroIa concert was rendered.
 Burial of Miss Alice Lamb.
 Tins body of Miss Adelia. Lamb, who died at her home in Medford, Mass. after a long illness. was brought to A.xx h. -fsll s-~ Eit4 Grove cemetery. She was a for tfeP resident of this village and was ths daughter of the late Mir. and Mrs. Henry Lamb of the West Side. Three sisters survive her
 Checks for Bremen.
 rhe B. F, Hoxie Engine company and the Mystic Hook and Ladder com Pshy are in receipt of checks for $l0 each fFoE1l William L. Maine for tine geady f@spohse to the fire which de- stroyed his house at Industrial place 8 few weeks ago.
 Mrs. Russell s3.
 Mrs. James Russell, who makes her home with her daughter, Mrs. AlonZo 5, Co1liSSs oH School street, celebrated har 53d birthday Tuesday and received cfs7ssrattta4iofs from many relatives and friends, Mrs, Russell, wno IS in gosd beattti. fer the past few years has baea a resident of this place. coming hesse from Old Mystic, She was well remembered with flowers and choice gifts, Her children, Mrs. Frank Lam pi,ars, Mrs, James Cutler. Mrs. Charles P Holly and Floyd Russell. were pres srt Tuesday to commemorate the an nfYersary.
 Village Varieties.
 MT. and Mrs. James Dahill have re- turned to New Haven after a few days visit with Mrs. DahilPs parents. MT and Mrs. Joseph Eccleston.
 Miss May Sutheland is visiting in Boston.
 Philip J. Butten has returned from a visit in Cushing, N. Y Mrs. Thomas Hartley of Norwich is visiting her mother. Mrs. Frank Lam m- phere on Bank street.
 John Mallory of New ' ork has been the guest of his aunt. Miss Elizabeth Mallory. on Reynolds H{ll.
 Daniel Deniscn. a former resident of s41sS place, but noN of Providence, has been in town for & few days.
 Mrs. Elizabeth ChappeiI spent Tues day with her niece. Mrs. Edward My rick, in Westerly.
 Critically III.
 Mrs Emily F. D. Moves, who cele- brated heF sSd birthday on Friday last is critically fIl at the home of her daugiiter-in-law. Mrs. Henry E. Moves on Willow street. Her son. G. Fred Moves. of Norwich, is with her.