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Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
OCCUM AND VERSAILLES
Large Choir Assists Methodist Sunday
School in Christmas Concert-MilI
on New Schedule.

The Christmas concert held in the
Versailles NJ. e. church Sunday even
ing by members of the Sunday school
assisted by a large choir, was thor
oughly enjoyed by a record attend
ance. The concert committee consist
ed of Mrs. c. w. Perkins, Mrs. Will
liam Kinder, Miss Cora L. Tarbox, who
arranged the following pleasing pro-
gramme: Song, The Merry Christmas
Bells, schol; anthem, choir; respon-
sive reading, school; address, We'll
come, Clifford Nell; recitation, Child's
PRAYER, Ethel Richards; song, Tidings
OF the King, school; recitation, No
Bells Rang Out, four girls, Alma Bou-
tier, Telen Nell Mabel Lambert, AL
freda DUR: Rotations, A Grandma
Christmas, Clara Allen; No Room, Jen-
ME Lambert; song. Through the Dark
ness Glowing, school: reeitations. Six
Little Candles. Thelma Kinder, Helen
Banker, Mabel Lambert, Lillian Ath-
erton, Francis Filligar, Oberline Lam
bert Gifts for Jesus, three boys Har-
old Kinder, GustaYe Lambert, Nelson
Humes; Child is Born, Gertrude
Topliff; song, The eChristmas Song,
school; recitation, Hilda's Gift Henri
eta Bush; song, 0 Night of Wonder,
school; recitations, Holy Night, Mar
garet Boeing; Peace three boys and
two girls, John Krumbholz, William
Saifar-, William Ousley. Emma Fill
gar, Elsie Anterior; First Christmas,
Lottie Nell; song, oh, Ring, Sweet
Bells. schOl; recitation, Shortest Day,
Martha Ousley, Alice Bugbee; song,
Beautiful Christmas Story, school;
recitation, Gift Oscar Mathewson,
Ruth Allen song. Cardled in a Man
ger, choir: recitation. st. Nicl1's Sug-
gestion, Kert Seifert; song, Christmas
Tidings, school: recitation, Playing
Santa Claus, William 0usley; song, A
Song of Heavenly Melody, school:
closing, school Mizpah. Members of
the choir consisted of William Kinder,
Frank Leete, William Frohmander,
Harry Sengrnan and Howard Bushnell,
Mrs. William Kinler. Mrs. f. Fl. Top
lift, Misses Anna Frohmonder. Rose
Krumbholz and Jessie Sengman.
Gift of Hymn Board.
A hymn biard, the gift of F. W. Yer
rington, was used at the Versailles
church on Sunday for the first time.
On S. Hour Schedule
The Ticket Manufacturing company
begon on the 29th to run on the So
hour schedule with day hands receiv-
ing the same pay as under the So hour
time, the piece workers receiving an
advance to equal day employees
Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Wood of South
Coventry have recently been guests of
Occum friends.
c. II. Sengman, head mechanics for
the Totokett Manufacturing company,
has been i'll.
H. T. German is making improve
ments to the interior of his residence.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Social Activities During Holiday Week
Guests Come and Go-Vacation
Notes

Miss Helen Elliott, a nurse at Belle
vue hospital, New York. is at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Elliott.
Elmer Ryder is spending a week in
New York
Raymond I4afrance and Jerome La
france who attend school in Canada
have been spending the holidays with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Crgele
Lafrance
Stuart Ellsworth has been at his
home in Uxbridge, Mass.
Eugene Collins has been assisting at
Lahan Adams store during the holt
day rush.
Mrs. William Loring is entertaining
her sister, Miss Ella Lawton OF Brock
Miss AIyra Mathew was organfst at
the church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Hall of South
Killingly spent Sunday at William
Deans
Mr. and Mrs. John f. Vaughn and
daughter Miriam OF Norwich, spent
Sunday at William Simmons.
Miss Lena Dennis of Attleboro. Mass.
has been at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dennis.
Earl S. Gorton of Providence has
been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Florence
Miss Rose E. seguin returned Sat
urday to Brooklyn, n. Y, where she
is assistant in DR.. Robert Mcleod Of
fees
Visiting in Norwich.
Miss Beatrice Dean has been spend
ing a week with Miss Ruth Bogue in
Norwich.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Preston of
Providence and Miss Rose Beaudry of
East Greenwich, r. 7, have been visit
ing at David Beaudry's.
Miss HARRIET Kendall of Union has
hna0 spendjne- several daVS at William
Deans with her sister, Miss Alice Ken
dali.
Mrs. Arthur Baton and children of
Brooklyn visited local relatives New
Years day.
John, SON of Motorman Thomas
Weaver, has been ill.
Mrs. Harlow Bogue of Norwich has
been spending several days with her
cousin, Mrs Everett Dean.
Miss Odna Seguin has returned to
her studies at a Business college in
Providence.
Entertain Grandchildren.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gadbois have
been entertaining their grandchildren
from Norwich
Miss Elizabeth Bourque has return
ed from Thompsonville, where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. George
Parent.
Roy Holloway, formerly of Plain
field, is at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
Julia Richmond, for an indefinite time.
Mrs Orlo Speed and little son Orlo
have returned to Torrington after
spending several weeks with Mrs.
Speeds mother, Mrs. Celinda McStay.
H. Elmer Lewis was in Worcester
Saturday to visit his cousin, who had
a serious accident Wednesday.
Esec Smith has been in New London
visiting his son, Edward Smith.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
BCZRhH
New Y lar's Tree Holds Gifts for Many
Oscar Palmer Shoots Red Fox.

There was a good attendance at the
concert and New Years tree held in
the Congregational church Thursday
evening, Rev. ]. C. Young was pre-
scented an umbrella from his Sunday
school class and Mrs Young a table
cloth and napkins from her class.
Presents were distributed to the chill
dren and nearly everyone was remem-
bered with box of candy. All We're
invited tc the vestry, where sand
wiches, cake and coffee were served.
Music was furnished by the orchestra.
Miss Mildred Pendleton and Miss
Gladys Pendleton of Wauwecus Hill
spent Tuesday with Miss Maude La
throp.
Mrs. Mary Avery. who has been sick
with bronchitis, is some better.
Oscar O. Palmer Shoots Fox.
Dan Murphy, captain of the PhiIa-
delphia Athletics, Oscar O. Palmer of
New Haven and George E. Dygert of
Norwich were on Lathrop Hill hunt
ing Monday. Mr.. Palmer was the for
tunate one, for he shot handsome red
fox.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

with special reference to the work at
Ellis Island.
The meeting of the Ladies. guild
VIII be held Monday afternoon at the
home of Miss Eadie
a special missionary program will
be given at the Junior Endeavor to-
day.
Live Topics.
Mrs. Charles H. Peck of Marshfield,
Mass. is visiting at the home of James
n. Eadie
Miss Marion Walker Is a guest at
the home of Mrs. Webster Standish
Miss Jennie Collins is spending the
holidays with her father, NJ. Collins.
There has been fine skating on the
Atrlie pond the last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan A. Bennett
have returned after spending the holi-
DAYS in South Norwalk and New
York
Miss Marian Bliyen and Miss Kath-
ryn Bliven of Norwich are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Bennett.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
POMFRET CENTER
Electric Lights at WestIand Farm
Grange Hall Completely Renovated.


Westland farm has installed electric
lights Quite a number in town are
contemplating putting in the lights.
Mrs Phebe A. Sharpe is visiting in
Mrs Everett E. Brown, Miss Fanny
Brown and Mrs. John Smith have re-
turned from weeks visit in Worces-
ter.
Or. and Mrs. John Clark of Andover.
Mass, spent few days in town re-
Gently.
George Boham has been visiting
friends in Newton Highlands, Mass.
The Wolf Den Dramatic club played
at Warrenviue Thursday night.
Grange Hall Renovated.
Wolf Den grange held the last meet
ing of the year New Years eve. 1t was
the first meeting since the hall was
renovated
The Ladies' Repair Fund committee
has raised money in various ways and
the entire interior has been repainted,
new curtains hung; new tables and
chairs procured. besides numerous
other improvements. In addition Mrs.
Everett E. Brown raised fund out
side of the grange membership for in
staIling electric lights in the hall. This
was contributed by wealthy friends,
who either spend part of the summer
in town or are interested in the welfare
of the place. The lights were installed
just in time to be used at this meet
ing. The hall with new paint, new fur
nishings and new lights presented a
very attractive appearance.
The lecturers programme consisted
of Bedouins Love song, Sister Good
hall poem, New Years Eve, Sister
Haines; reading, Workmen's Compen-
sation Act, Master Slye; song, Bygone
Days, May Stoddard; paper, Tide OF
immigration, Nelson Platt; reading
Chaplain WILDER; What the Humphreys
Learned; paper, Review of the Year
Myrtice Covell; song, Afterwards, Sis
ter Goodhall. Six applications foI
membership were offered.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
PACKER

Miss Carmelia Gamble spent the
week end with her sister, Mrs. Fred
Slater of Providence. r. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Lilley have
returned after spending the holidays
in Georgetown, Mass, and Providence,
r. I.
William C. Briggs spent the holidays
with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gravelin enter
tanned party of friends from Moosup
recently.
Miss Ivagine Fuller of Putnam is
spending her vacation with Miss Hattie
Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Haskin spent
Christmas with Mr.. Haskilfs father
of South Plainfield.
Charles Gamble was in Norwich re-
Rev W. F. Newton has left here
after giving series of meetings go
ing to New London from here.
Master Johnnie McCar of New York
is visiting at Mrs. c. A. Gehrke's.
w. NJ Baxter has returned after
spending the holidays with his par
ents in AIiddleborough, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
THOMPSON
Gold Piece for Sunday School Super
.intendent Munyan-Bad Case of
Blood Poisoning

Mrs. Clara Armstrong has been at
the TeWksbury state infirmary this
week visiting her daughter Bernice, a
dietitian there.
Mrs. Perkins is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John K. Moore.
Miss Mary E. Chase has been spend
ing her holiday vacation with Mrs.
Allen v Reynolds of Morristown and
Mrs. John Chase of Brooklyn, n. Y.
John Ballard of Davenport has been
passing several days with his sister
in-law, Miss M E. Blackmar.
Mrs. Marietta Mills and Miss Au-
gusta Mills spent the holidays with
Mrs. Coyington in Boston.
A Serious Case.
Mr.. Ormsby, who has been in Day
kimball hospital for nineteen weeks,
suffering from blood poisoning in the
hand has returned to his home in
Quadic.
Mrs. f. NJ. Knight has been spend
ing a week at her home in Providence.
The grange gave an entertainment
of readings and music in Chandler
hall Friday night.
Mrs. Minnie Whittemore has been
visiting relatives in New York over the
holidays.
Holiday Services.
The Central Baptist church held spe-
ciaI holiday services Wednesday eve
ming and last Sunday morning, the
congregational church had a musical
vesper service the preceding Sunday
and gave d cantata, Why Santa Claus
Comes in December, on Thursday eve
ming. The Quadic Sunday school
Christmas tree and entertainment in
the schoolhouse Thursday evening
were much enjoyed In appreciation
the school presented its superintendent,
Calvin Munyan, a five dollar gold
piece.
Want Services Continued.
By the unanimously expressed wish
of the Quadic Sunday school the meet
ings were not discontinued for the cold
weather as has been the case former
~ The attendance of thirty-three for
each of the past three Sundays indi-
Gates a growing interest.
Miss Grace Cruff of Hartford is
spending two weeks vacation at her
home here
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03

Many Attended Entertainment at the
Methodist Church.

Miss Mary Tinker, who has been at
tending the manual training school, is
home for week vacation.
Max Phillips and friends from New
York are visiting Harry Rachlin.
J. E. Powers and son Maurice were
callers on Charles Guriey in East Lyme
Monday.
Mrs. William Daniels, who has been
Ill at her home in Waterford, is i'm
proving slowly.
Louis Kaplan has returned from
New York.
Methodist Church Entertainment.
The entertainment in the Methodist
church was Well attended Sunday
evening. The programme was as fol-
lows: Song, 1t Came Upon Midnight
Clear, Sunday school; recitation,
Christmas Bells, Grace Smith; recita-
ton. Hang Up Baby's Stocking, Carrie
Tinker; song, Bethlehem Star, Ruth
Christmas Excuse, Frank Smith;
Christmas Tree, Julia Wonsky; Why
Do Bells for Christmas Ring? Carrie
Tinker; song, Christmas by the Bay,
Sunday school; rotations. At Christ
mas Time, Bertha Tinker; Overheard
at Christmas, Anna Powers; Mother
Goose, Mamie Wonsky; Hard Times
for Georgia. Ellsworth; song, jolly
Old st. Nicholas, six children; recita-
lions, At the Old Home Place, Edna
Walden; Katie's Wants. Ellen Pow
ers; Tomorrow Will Be Christmas
Murdfth Tinker; song, Jolly Old Fell
low. Lula Powers, Carrie and Bertha
Tinker; Rotations, While Shepherds
Watched Their Flock by Night, Hazel
Powers; God Rest Ye Merry, Gentle
men, Lula Powers; song, Merry
Christmas Hazel Powers and Mary
Tinker; reeitationsI I Have Been as
Good as l Can Be. Ellen Powers; l Am
a Little Girl, CorneIia Tinker; song,
Santa Claus, school, Santa Claus
Comes In: song. Good Night, Sunday
school.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
New London County
FRANKLIN
Tree and Christmas Concert at Con-
gregationaI church-Dinncr on SOth
Birthday of Joseph Hyde.

Mrs. Edgar Brown of GreeneV1lle
was recent caller at Lakeside, farm:
Mr. and AIRS. Robert O. Mitchell OF
Brattlebore. VT, were calling on MI
and Mrs. Lasius Robinson SATURDAY
Miss Faith n. eager is spending
few days in Providence.
Christmas Concert
At the Franklin Congressional
church Friday evening a Christmas
tree and concert were held. Following
was the well rendered programme:
Opening song, Welcome Him, school;
prayer, pastor; responsive feaohs,
school; recitation, Thee Christmas
Stockings, Hattie Leonard; song;
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, Harold
Clark: Rotations Christmas Day Has
Come at Last, Rachel Mitchell; a
Good Way, Warren lockwood; The
Three Holidays, Stanley Armstrong,
Marion Mitchell and Arthur Rock
wood: song, Jesus Loves You and Me,
ella lockwood; song, The Dear Old
Story, school; recitations. BY the
Christmas Light. Vivian Miner;
Christmas Snowballs, Harold Clark;
duet Christmas blessings, Dorothy
Cox and Ethel Fay: recitations, CHRIST
mas Bells, Edwin Mitchell; The Christ
mas Doll. Ruth Capshaw: recitation.
Annie's and Wi1lies Prayer, Nellie
Taylor; song, Here's Merry Christ
mas, school; recitations, If l We're
Santa Claus. Arad Robinson: Christ
mas Day. u pupils: song, Heavenly
Chorus. school; recitation. The Night
Before Christmas. Dorothy Cox; song,
The Christmas Stars. school; reclta-
ton. Christmas Angels. Wfnn1ffed
Holton. closing song, Praise Our Dear
Father for His Love, school. After the
concert the presents were distributed.
Frank Hyde of New Haven was the
week end guest OF his brother, S. n.
HYDE
Samuel n Hyde is spending a few
days in Providence.
Birthday Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hyde enter
tanned Friday of last week at dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Hyde and Frank
Warrington of Versailles, it being the
S0th anniversary of Mr.. Hyde's birth.
Came from California.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lamb received
a box from Los Angeles, Cal, last
week containing crystalliZed fruits,
from Miss Eva Lamb, and eucalyptus
twigs with buds and lemon blossoms,
and a box of cactus candy from MIR.
and Mrs. William Harris.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
NORTH STEP nJG
Fox Hunters Dogs Chase Deer-Frozen
Body of Charles Goodreau Guarded
by Dog.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clark of Provi-
dence spent Christmas at f. Q. Plum
mer's.
George Pierce and family visited
friends in Worcester Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. CroWen were
at F. o. Plummer's Christmas
Fox hunters are much troubled by
their dogs chasing deer. While the
temptation is great, very few dare
take the chance of paying such high
prices for venison.
Large ffocks of quail are left for an
other seasons sport
Dog Guarded Body.
Charles Goodreau was found frozen
to death last Sunday. The body was
found by Mr. Blanchette of Sterling,
who was walking up a path from
Jared Halls to Walter Young's He
had been missing from home since
Friday 1t is thought he froze Friday
night, as it was the coolest night so
far this winter His shepherd dog
was with the body and would not al
low anyone to come near for while.
His funeral was held Wednesday, with
burial at Oneco.
The rural mail carrier is off duty on
account of illness
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
WTNDHAM
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Chap
peII Watch the Old Year Out.


Col. and Mrs. w. S. -Chappell invited
a few friends to their home Wednes
dav evening. who watched the old year
out The piazza was gay with Jap
anese lanterns and the DarlorS were
attractiveIy decorated with roses and
candles. Five hundred was played
during the evening and about 10 o'clock
ice cream and cake We're served. Later
the guests adjourned to the dining
room where the candles were
lighted and on the stroke of y O'Clock
toast was given to the new year in
delicious egg nogg made after the
hosts special recipe. A New Years
poem was read by the hostess and
Auld Lang Syne was sung. Then came
the burning of a miniature Yuie log
and the exchange of NV Years greet
ings. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Phillips of New London. Miss Jo-
sephine Bingham. Misses Clara and
Sarah Johnson Mrs. Ada Larrabee,
Miss Mary Frink, Miss Gertrude Ar
mold, c. A Keeny and l. Fl. Johnson.
Heard and Seen.
Lester and Alfred Eaton return to
Bellows Falls academy Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fisher and chill
dren of Hartford have been guests
Miss Elizabeth Able of Mt Vernon.
\. Y. is spending the holidays with
her brother Alfred P. Able.
Col. and Mrs. w. s Chappell have
closed the Swastika and are at the
Croker house. New London, for the
winter.
Miss Josephine Bingham leaves
Wednesday to join Mr.. and Mrs. ii. e.
Hatch in Winter Haven, Fla.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ r. Plumb and Miss
Marian Larrabee returned Thursday
from a few days visit in Bridgeport.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
SOUTH VvIISDF7AM
Meeting of Mission Society-Good
Skating Enjoyed.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Peck and chill
dren spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Maynard.
Nathan Ecclestone is travelling sales
man and demonstration for an auto
company of Willimantic
Mrs. Martha Potter is spending the
week with her sister, Mrs. Smith, Of
New Jersey.
Mrs. F. E. Peckham and son Donald
have been spending a few days with
Mrs. Frank Wheeler of Scotland road,
Norwich Town.
The Mission society met Thursday
with Mrs. Arthur Sweet
George HoXie of Hartford was in
town Sunday
Palmer LeValley of Worcester is Wis
iting his aunt, Miss Josephine Palmer.
Mrs. George Backus entertained Mrs.
Bullock of Allyn's Point and Mrs. Jen-
ME Rood of Willimantic Thursday.
This being vacation week, the young
people are enjoying the skating to the
fullest extent.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rose haye re-
turned from visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Upton of Hartford.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
OLD MYSTIC
Sunday Schools of the Different
Churches Hold Festivals and Con-
certs for Christmas.


Thee Baptist Sunday school had its
CHRISTMAS tree and social Friday even
ing. Recitations were given by Doro-
thy Beckwith and brother, Ellison
Becl1with. a number of selections
were rendered on the photograph be-
longing to Supt. Frank z. Williams,
after which the presents from the
Christmas tree were distributed to all
of the younger members of the school.
Later refreshments, consisting of cake,
sandwiches and coffee We're served to
all. At the close of the event Rev
and Mrs. Anderson We're presented a
large number of gifts from the mem
bers of the church and congrega ton,
which was complete surprise to
them. as they supposed the affair was
arranged especially for the giving of
gifts to members Of the Sunday school
alone.
Christmas Concert.
A Christmas concert was held Sun
day evening in the Baptist church with
the Christmas service, The Nativity.
Following is the order of exercises:
Piano solo, June Twilight, Miss Viola
EIdredge; chorus, Merry Christmas,
choir and school; prayer, Rev Henry
e Anderson; responsive reading, Supt.
Frank E. Williams and school; cho-
rus, Christmas Bells, chond anr
school; recitations, Lucy Whitford,
Margaret CheSebro Ellison Beckwith,
Dorothy Beckwith; chorus, The Christ
mas Glory Song, choir and school, rec
itations, Beatrice Clark, Edith Brewer,
Maple Anderson, Arthur Brewer, Ralph
Clark; chorus, The Holy Night, choir
and school; Rotations, George Mat
theWs, Mary Welles, Dorothy Whiting;
chorus, The Dear Old Story, choir and
school: recitations, Albert Carpenter.
Gladys Whittlesey; solo, Merry
Christmas, Dorothy Chesebro; recita-
tons, Elmer Anderson, Alice Cheese
bro: chorus. The Star of Bethlehem,
choir and school: recitations, Emily c.
Babcock, Ruth Denison, Lucy Whit
ford; chorus, Long Ago, choir and
school; Pecitations Dorothy Chesebro,
Hazel Russell PefciYal Anderson:
chorus, The Gift Divine, choir and
school: remarks, Pastor Anderson;
collection; closing chorus, Oh, Come
to My Heart. Lord Jesus, choir and
school; benediction, Rev. Arthur H.
Withee.
Methodist Festival.
The Methodist Sunday school held
its Christmas tree and social Wednes-
day from 4 to p. m. in the parish
house. Games and monograph music
were enjoyed and PREVENTS distributed
to all the children.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Miss Blanche Shippee has returned
to Stafford. where she will continue to
teach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marshall spent
the week end with A. r. Scranton and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. 3, r. Ritch spent the
holidays with their daughter, Mrs.
Leon Gros- Jean, at Watkins. y. Y.
Mrs. Belle Young has been spend
ing a few days at East Thompson.
Misses Ruth and Mabel Cahoon Of
Providence have been visiting W. H.
Young.
Miss May Shields of Providence is
spending a few weeks with Ethel Bas-
to-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03

spent the week end with his uncle, A.
e. Gordon, and family.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Chase of Dam
ielson visited the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Chase, Sunday.
Miss Marion Burlingame of Worces-
ter is spending her vacation with rel
atives here.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Mowry of Lib
efty, r. l., were visitors SUNDAY al
Deacon Soule's
Mr. and Mrs ~ A. Jordan and
daughter Alice of Danielson visited
with e. A. Jordan and family Sun
day.
Fred and stephen Smith of Putnam
Heights spent Sunday with relatives
here
Mrs. Robert Sands of Long Island
spent Christmas with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Mathewson.
Mrs. E. Banding of Brookville,
Mass, has been the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Alice Greenslitt.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
WESTMINSTER
Entertainment-Miss Newton Going
to Bermuda.

Henry Worthington has returned
home from a visit to his brother in
New London
Miss Alma Newton has been spend
ing the holidays with her parents. She
leaves on the 10th for a trip to Ber-
muda.
Judge Fitzpatrick has gone to the
city for the winter months. His sister
accompanied him.
Frank LinnelI has resigned the jani-
torship of the congregational church.
Christmas Exercises.
The Christmas exercises of the Sun
day school under the auspices of the
Christian Endeavor society was a sue
cess. A full house listened to the reci-
tations, carols and duets. after which
Santa Claus appeared and distributed
the gifts to the pupils.
Communion Sunday.
Next Sunday will be communion
Sunday An appropriate address will
be given by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Ray
mond In the evening the Christian
Endeavor society will have charge.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
PENDLETON HILL

Nelson Wheeler of Stonington has
been visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. D. Thompson.
Misses Winifred and Cecil Palmer
returned to Providence Monday, hav-
ing spent the holidays with their
mother, Mrs. Mary Palmer.
Mrs. Elmina Thompson Milne of
Boston spent last week with her
mother Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson Mr.
Milne and Mrs. Elwell of the same city
also spent Christmas with Mrs.
Thompson.
Miss Edith Cook closed her school
on the hill with Christmas exercises.
School will commence again Monday
next
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
WILSONVILLE

Mrs. Agnes Clare of Boston was
with her mother for Christmas.
After spending the holidays with his
daughter in Maiden. Mr.. Paine has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph WEIGH of Bos-
ton were at their parents for the hol-
idays.
Mrs. B. S Upham was in Webster
Tuesday.
The body of Mrs. John Kelly. who
died in Webster was brought here
Tuesday for burial in the family lot.
Mrs. Charles Howard has been in
Thompson the past few days.