Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-24

lie Nagles. May Pounch. Julia O'Con- nell and Mary Fflburn. At the candy table were Misses Rose ConneH ana Annie Lynch. Misses Mary White and Annie German served lemonade. Mrs Della White was cashier and James Murphy took tickets at the door. The members of the parish nave been united in their efforts for the success of the entertainment and the interest shown on the first evening Is a prom ise of liberal patronage.
 Changes in Bird Visitors.
 A bird observer after reading the ar ticle on the Quail Trap In Fraday s Bulletin was reminded that there have not been so many chipping sparrows on Huntington lane as in other years; there have been many more wrens. catbirds and robins, and more than one pair of wood thrushes. The last of the numerous pairs of grosbsaks left Thursday probably to raise another brood in the woods nearby. The nest of the red-eyed vireo made Of such fine texture and fastened so firmly to the end of a branch of the golden beech is now deserted. But bob white has come with his insistent cry and the humming bird has been seen. For sev- eral days the scarlet tanagers have been here, darting about, their bright plumage a sharp contrast to the white snow balls The laugh of the flicker IS noar0 at all LI1nSS dS dIC lhc uotcS of the peewee and meadow lark.
 Entertained for Mother.
 Mrs. A. N Mott of Canterbury turn pike entertained friends this week in honor of her mother, Mrs Mott. who will leave soon for her home in Mt. Vernon, N Y. Ice cream, strawberries and cake were served and social af- ternoon enjoyed.
 Leave for CoIebrook.
 Rev. M. R. French and family of West Town street left Monday for Colebrook to spend the next few weeks. Rev. MT. French will return Sunday to occupy his pulpit.
 Mails Weighed, Carriers Earlier.
 Weighing mails on the R. F. D. routes is finished in the local office, this making a difference of half an hour in starting in the morning.
 Matters Talked About.
 ND. Chase now employed in Eagle vile, was at his nome on Otrobando avenue over Sunday.
 Miss Ethel Mullin of Baltic was the guest for the week end of her aunt, Mrs. James Butler of Old Cemetery lane.
 Miss Eleanor Ashe has returned to ta the Art school. While here her home was with Mrs. Bevelry Biiven of 
 Washington street.
 Mrs J. O. Dodge of West Town street is visiting relatives and friends in Boston. Worcester and Springfield, Mass
 Miss Hitchon of West Town street entertained her cousin. Miss Irmah Washburn, of New Bedford, Mass, over the races.
 Mrs Jacob Wharmby of Storrs was the guest during the past week of MT. and Mrs. Lewis Appley of Nergason avenue.
 Mrs. Thomas Berth. of Lowell, Mass, a former resident of Norwich Town, was the guest over Sunday of Mrs. Timothy O'Hearn of East Town street.
 Mrs. George A. Frink and daughter, Miss Anna Frink. of Otrobando avenue, were guests Sunday of Mrs. Thompson and Miss Wilcox in Jewett City.
 Mrs Murray and her daughter. Miss Catherine Murray, of Huntington ave- nue. are in Hartford this week attend ing the commencement exercises at Trinity college where James Murray will be graduated
 Mrs. G. Curtis Hull had brief visit last week from her aunt, Mrs. James Coggeshall, of Providence, R. l., who is a sister of Pres. Angel of Ann Arbor university, Michigan.