Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-24
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Installation of Ladies of the G. A. R.- Patients Leave Pesthouse Cured Mir. and Mrs. Stephen "A. Lewis Mar ried Sixty-two years.


 Miss Ruth Rogue of Norwich spent Sunday with Miss Beatrice Dean.
 Mrs. John Stone of Providence has been visiting her father. Nathaniel P. Thompson.
 Miss Myrtis Medbury has been teaching in Moosup for Miss Brown. who has been i'll.
 Mrs. Joseph Lewis remains i'll at her home.
 Miss May Preston of Elmville has been a visitor here where she former ly lived.
 Miss Merle Fitzpatrick was a recent Providence visitor.
 Raymond Rider has been visiting friends in Providence. e-.--
 G. A. R. Circles Installation
 Lucy Webb Hayes Circle, No. g., La dies of the G. A. R. held a public in stallation at Barber's hall where the following were installed by Installing Officer Mrs. Helen F. Pellett.
 President Mrs. Mary Peterman; senior vice president, Mrs. Eliza Smith: junir vice president, Mrs. Gertrude Dutton; chaplain, Mrs. Mary Bishop: secretary, Mrs Olive Preston; treasurer, Mrs. Sarah Rouse; conduc- conductor. Mrs. Cora Lewis; guard. Mrs. Pearl Lewis; assistant guard, Mrs. Julia Finley. After the installa- l ton sandwiches, doughnuts, cheese, coffee and fruit were served by the members of the executive committee.
 Lunch Follows Work,
 The members of the Ladies' Aid so- ciety met at the vestry Thursday af- l ternoon at o'clock to make, the table cloths recently purchased by the lin ! en committee A five cent lunch was served the members of the society after the afternoons work ! Thomas Weaver was a visitor in Norwich Friday.
 | Miss Elsie Ladd spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Norwich. (.
 Leave Pest House Annex. | Ten persons returned to their homes i Saturday who have been at the pest i house annex for several weeks on ac- i count of cases of the smallpox and some of them had been exposed to the i disease.
 The Butler family has returned to their home in Wauregan. Several l others expect to return to their homes early in February. No new cases are reported. -
 Death of Mrs. Graham.
 Mrs. John Graham died at her home, | about o'clock Saturday night after an illness since last June. She was | B years old and leaves besides her husband, three daughters. one in Yer mont, Miss Erwin Armstrong; and Miss i Esther Armstrong who lives at home
 The funeral. which was private at | her request, was held at her home 1 Tuesday afternoon at ? o'clock. Rev. ! James Coote. pastor of the Moosup i Methodist church. officiaIed. The bearers were Charles, Bragg, L. How ! ard Cross, Frank McShane. Burial ] was at Evergreen.
 Gift For Mrs. Edwin Kennedy. 1 The Kings Daughters heI da meet | ing at their rooms Monday afternoon: l The East Side members entertained | the West Side members at the o'clock ! tea served after the meeting. As a token of appreciation of; faithful ser | vice for twenty years, Mrs. James l Newton presented a beautiful brass | fern dish filed with ferns to Mrs. Ed win Kennedy, who has been chosen president for the twenty-tirst year.
 Every body at Church.
 Next Sunday will be observed as Every body at church Sunday when a l. special invitation has been extended to the members of the Adelphi club to ] attend the service. Special music Is i being prepared. Rev. Mir. Gordon is i very interesting speaker.
 Miss Lillian Stetson of Norwich and ! Miss Lucille Stetson of JeWett City spent Sunday with local relatives.
 Rev. Lindley Gordon of Yale enter lstalned at the home of Mortimer Stet- son Sunday.
 i MIS. James NeWlOus WHO IS SpenQ- ing the winter in New London with | relatives spent Monday with friends here.
 Ralph Street, who has been crit ically i'll with congestion of the lungs l is recovering.
 One of the Twins Dies.
 Mir, and Mrs. William Elliott were called to Westerly, R, l., by the death of their little grandson. John Elliott Bavaria, enc of the twin babies born al the Elliott home Nov. 18th, Burial was at Jewett City Tuesday,
 Miss Ella Hill has returned to the ] home of her uncle. Chauncey Hill after spending several weeks with rel atives in Providence.
 Married Sixty two Years 's Tuesday Jan. 27th Mir. and Mrs stephen Allen Lewis will observe theil