Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-29


infants DcatF--Miss kennicut Dies In
Pro~idenos-Death Of Miss Florence
Wiibur--country Club Bridge.
Helen May Budworth, the four
months old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Budworth. died at her parents home on
the Old Mystic road Tuesday afternoon
after q few days illness.
Miss Anna y. kenniout.
Word was received in Mystic Tues
day Of the death Of Miss Anna P. Ken
nfct1t at a hospital in Providence in
her 41st year, after q short Illness, her
death coming as a great shock to her
many relatives and friends in the VIII
lage. She had made her home in Mys-
tic nearly ali her life She was a
graduate Of the Broadway High school
and member of the Union Baptist
church. She leaves her mother and
one sister.
Miss Florence Wilbur.
Word has been received of the death
OF Miss Florence Wilbur at her home
long illness. She was a frequent yis-.
itor in Mystic at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. Maria Lewis.
Bridge at Country Club.
There was open house at the Mystic
Country club Wednesday afternoon
from 8 until o'clock Bridge whist
was enjoyed and refreshments were
served. The committee in charge was
Mrs. Charles Cottre1l, Mrs. Louis P.
Allyn and Mrs. w. ID. Breaker.
At the Shore.
Mrs. William Cromwell and Mrs.
William Lamphere are chaperoning a
company of girls for a week at Pleas
ant View. Misses Mabel Potter, Ruth
Abel. Rachel Avery. Eula Dunmack.
garet Calvin. Mary Tierney. Mary
Cromwell and Lucy Whitman compose
the party.
Reception for Amateur Actors.
There was large attendance We'd
nesday evening at the West Mystic
casino when Phebe Packer Rathbun
tent. Daughters of Veterans, gave re-
play The Nautical Knot. Music was
furnished by the Mystic orchestra and
refreshments were served.
Noted Here and There.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter /. Russell Of
New Haven are guests Of the Doctors
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Russell,
making the trip in the doctors run
about
Harold Thorpe, who has been seri-
ously i'll with ptomaine poisoning at
the summer home of SeIectman Elias
+. Wilcox. Is able to be out and is now
at his home in Quiambaug. Friends
were pleased to see him in the village
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crumb are to
move soon to Groton to reside. Mrs.
Crumbs father and brother, William
Duncan and Harry Duncan, will move
also and reside with them.
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Gessner of
Easton. Pa. spent "Wednesday In Mys-
Mrs. John r. Noyes OF Watch Hill
spent Wednesday with her mother,
Mrs. Leander Barber.
Mrs. w. d. Breaker Of New York is
the guest Of Miss Lurinda Dudley.
Miss Marion Daboll OF New London
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Lydia Douglas.
Frank Buckley, L. Z. Kinney and
George Emmons left Tuesday evening
for an automobile trip in New York
state
Conrad Kretzer and John Fribbance
returned wednesday evening from a
trip to Boston.
Rev. and Mrs. George B. SpauIding
Of Florida are spending g few days
with Mr.. ana Mrs. Stephen Palmer on
Broadway.
Stonington lodge, No. 2s, ]. o. o. F..
meets in Masonic temple the first We'd
nesday in August. A large class of
candidates will receive the tnitiatory
degree.
MIS- WatC6T %. RaICGrSOn ana son OF
Mount Vernon are guests Of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Hugh Barr.
Mrs. Charles HI. Cottrell of Cleveland,
o., is visiting her grandson, Charles
Dodge. and family.
VIII Buy American La France.
The committee OF the Mystic Fire
district appointed to purchase a
modern motor-driven fire apparatus
after visiting in Hartford, Manchest-
er, Boston, Lawrence and Lynn for the
purpose Of examining and inquiring
into the proficiency OF the several
types of fire apparatus have decided
to purchase triple combination
American La France machine, the
same as the Niagara of New London
that did good service at the Gilbert
| block fire. This machine is a chem
| zeal and pumping combination and Is
| to be purchased subject to satisfac-
| tory demonstration. It ic understood
| that arrangements have been made for
| the delivery Of the apparatus in Mys-
| tic within two weeks.