Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-11

Received-Miss Bertha White Pre-
scented Frappe Glasses BY Telephone
Operators - PIainfieId Academy
Alumni Association to Told 7tn Re-
union.
John Horton and Victor Perreanlt
will spend the remainder OF the week
at Camp Chaubaurnaug at Old Kill
dngIy Pond.
Prescott Smith has returned to
Boston after a visit of a few days.
Mrs. George s. Brown and Mrs.
Frank Bennett are spending a few
days in Foster.
Elmer Hines of Providence was a
recent visitor here.
Israel Touchette has entered the
British army, and IL now stationed In
Seweil, England.
Mrs. Helen s. Dove is spending the
week with Mrs. E. G. Baker OF Nor
WITCH.
Leslie Murray has entered the en-
ploy OF the Buliard company OF Bos-
ton. He is located in Wethersfieid.
DR.. J. g. Davis Of Cambridge Is
visiting Simeon Danielson-
George o. Thomas leaves this week
for a two weeks trip in Canada
Miss Helen DOVE spent Tuesday
afternoon at Old Killingly Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cornweli
motored here from Providence recent
Mrs. Morse will attend the will
mantle camp meeting this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Nash a Wor-
cester welcomed daughter Monday.
George Hestey of New London was
in Brooklyn, Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Taintor and son Har-
old, have returned from Lake Mas
hapaug and will spend the remainder
of the summer here.
Ralph Shoales has returned from
his vacation which he spent in Provi-
dence and vicinity.
George Nash is now working for c.
H. Bacon.
Rae Wood Is working in the Adj
| ans Express once during the vaca-
| ton of Chester Hutchins.
The first shipment of native peaches
were received in Danielson this week.
Harold Elliott OF Dayyilie was OPP
Grated upon for appendicitis Monday,
at his home by DR.. Harry Barnes, Of
New Bedford, Mass.
The Amos Kendall farm has been
sold to w. L. Bragg of Bangor, Ne.
Moosup Troop of the Boy Scouts Of
| on Saturday afternoon. Three patrols
have been organized with eight boys
in each. The patrols are named as
follows: Tiger patrol, with Richard
Daggett as leader; Eagle patrol with
| Henry Potter as leader; Wolf patrol.
WITH Ellie AcnuSQy dS IeaQeT. Ray
| mond Allen Is treasurer OF the entire
| troop and Harry Dennison is secre-
| tary. During the absence OF Scout
master A. H. Withee. Russell Nc
| Brein will have charge Of the work.
Thomas Monahan is planning to
enter Holy Cross at Worcester this
| fall
Had Narrow Escape.
Several Brooklyn residents had a
narrow escape from injury when
| lightning struck a big elm In front of
the post office in that place. They
were sitting on the fence in under
| the tree and when it was struck they
were hurled to the ground. Several
branches were knocked OF but few
| minor scratches were the extent a
| their injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs William Barton and
Miss Winnie Shaw will occupy Charles
Ayers cottage at Oakland beach for
the next ten days
Miss Bertha White Given Party.
Last night, at the home of Miss
| Katherine Awkward, a party was
given TO Miss Bertha White by the
girls of the local and Moosup teie-
phone exchanges During the even
| ing a set of frappe glasses were given
Miss White. Dainty refreshments
| were served.
Married at st. James Parsonage.
Howard Davis of Plainfield and Miss
Lucy Brown of Brooklyn, were mar
| ried Tuesday morning, at the St
| James parsonage. During the after
noon a reception was given at the
| home Of the bride on Church street
home in Plainfield.
Warren Root Of Ashland farm mo-
tored to Providence, Monday, and
came home via Cape Cod.
| Mrs. George w. Dorrance OF St
Paul. Minnesota, is visiting relatives
in the borough.
To Hold 9TH Reunion.
| Arrangements have been made to
| hold the seventh reunion Of the Plain
field Academy Alumni Association or
| Thursday. August 26. at Piatnfield
Conn. All former pupils Of the acad-
envy have been invited to attend the
affair
| The reunion is to open with a bust
ness meeting in the academy at 1O.4i
in the morning. At o'clock there
| will be a banquet in the church YES
try. The afternoon program IL to
include brief addresses. vocal and, in
/ Strumental music and other features
under the direction Of Winslow B
| Gallup, president.
George J. Corey is expected to speal
on, China, As 1t Was and As 1t IS
while Mrs. Evelyn Jordon johnson OF
Providence is scheduled to sing. AZ
orchestra will play both afternoon and
evening. A reception will be held IL
Babcock's opera house at 1880 O'CLOCK
in the evening.
The officers Of the association are;
President, w B, Gallup; First Vict
President, william p. Barstow; Sec
ond Vice President, George ]. Corey
Secretary and Treasurer, Miss Annie
L. Tillinghast. The board OF man
4 - frac ha a
Miss Helen Metcalf, Mrs. Caroline II
Blanchard and DR.. Frank B. Smith.
The committees in charge are a.
follows:
| Music-Miss Annie l. T1llinghast
and Mrs. Jennie DIN Mathewson.
1 Rapouet-Mrs Fvelvn Harvey Hall