Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
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 A deer has been dsmasins C. E. Chapmau'n garden, and 1t was shot by MT. Chapman Monday afternoon Mir. Chapman had the deer dressed@ on and 1t was distributed among his friends.
 ctsared sig. 4,,s--s About twelve dollars was realized from the sale of food at the Christian Endeayer society held this last week. Miss Minerva Comstock after two weeks visit with relatives in New Ha- ven has returned.
 E The bed of hyacinrhs on c. l.. Hub bard's property at Haughton's attracts admiration from those passing by.
 Home from Florida.
 MT. and Mrs. James E. Comstock and Miss Mary Paine, who have been spending several months at St. An drews, Fla, have returned to theiI home. Mrs. Comstock was Miss Lucy Allyn
 Junior C. E. Services
 The young people under the super vision of Mrs. Leroy Gralley have formed q Junior Endeavor society at the Quaker Hill church. The officers chosen for the coming six months are: President, John Ashcraft; vice presi- dent, Agnes Hester; secretary, May VanKuren; treasurer, Everett Aourgee. The Christian Endeavor society of this church held a box party in the vestry Thursday evening. After business was transacted the time was devoted to games and music. Each man attend ant purchased a box packed with lunch and shared the contents with the young woman whose name he found inside the box.
 Auction Club Meets.
 The Auction club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Albert Manning at Hill Top Thursday afternoon.
 Ralph Shaffer, who is employed in Westerly, spent the week end with his family at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles Burgess.
 Mrs. Fred Hooper, who is spending a while in South Windham. was the guest Sunday of her sister, Mrs. John Rudd. Mrs. William Mckenzie and child, who have been spending a few weeks in town, have returned to Newark, N- J., accompanied by Mrs. McKenzie,s mother, Mrs. Joseph Miner
 The household goods of Mrs. Mary Nessler of New London were brought to Palmertown on Monday. Mrs Ness Ter was many years ago a resident of the town, owning a home just below
 
 ed into this house. Her daughter, Mrs. Minnie O'Connell of Hartford. will make her home with her.
 Walden's band will hold rehearsals twice a week to rehearse music for the Memorial day parade.
 MT. and Mrs. c. Everett Chapman entertained c. O. Manchester of New York recently
 Woodmen Pay Death Benefit.
 Mrs. Richard Rogers has received $1,000 from the Modern Woodmen of America, of which Mr. Rogers was a member. MT. Rogers died about a month ago, he having joined the lodge about seven months before.
 Wrist Broken.
 Louis LaBounty, who is employed in the C. M. Robertson Co.'s mall. while attempting to lift fallen roll Saturday night caught his wrist in such a way that it was broken.
 At the Decem clubs masuuerade s11 was made.
 farewell Sermon.
 Sunday morning at the Quaker Hill church Rev. F. D. Luddington, who some time ago resigned, preached his last sermon. MT. Luddington came to be pastor of the church in May. 1903. During this time he has married 29 couples, conducted 91 funerals and baptized 51 converts On Sunday next services will be conducted by Rev. c. M. Reed of East Lyme.