Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-06
land will spend time in this vicinity before returning to Massachusetts.
 HalIowe'sn Social Affairs.

land will spend time in this vicinity before returning to Massachusetts.
 Hallowe'sn Social Affairs.
 The members of the Epworth Lea que and choir of the Methodist chruch held Halloween social Friday eve ming ih the parish house Forty y-six people were present, An interesting program consisting of songs, and rec ftatfcns was rendered. Games were enjoyed. Ice cream and cake were
 Miss Eleanor Burrows gave a Hal owcier party Saturday evening for the following young friends: Misses Dorothy Hand. Florence Walbridge, Lillian Waller. Fay Johnson. Mildred Paekhsm. Flora Kennedy. Nancy Avery. Mary Welles. Hester Wal bridge. Doris Peckham. The evening was given to Halloween pranks, games and music. Refreshments were served.
 .ows'en party for a few friends Sat urday evening at the home of her aunt. Mss SusS H. Babcock. Those present were Misses Hazel M. Davis, Antoinette Burdick,. Gladys Whit Benajaf Davis. Games and Halloween pranks were enjoyed and refreshments were served.
 Sunshine Club Msets. ! The Sunshine club of Burnet's Cor ners met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. James A. Lawrence at Edgewood. Music selections were rendered on the piano and songs were sung by the served at five o'clock. The guest of the club was Miss Lillie P. Chipnan of Old Mystic.
 Tie Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Edward Tinker. E, Tffn TI1ifaH WOY1rarS of fha Mefhn- dist church met Wednesday at p. rn. in the parish house.
 Sart for Cuba.
 J. Leeds Burrows and Harold Fer gusop left Sunday night for Cuba, after two weeks visit to MT. Burrows parents, Mir. and Mrs. Albert Burrows. and the Misses Burrows. Messrs. Bur rows and Ferguson will be employed an sugar cane plantation.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles H. Denison and MT. and Mrs. Ernest W. Brown cook an automobile trip to Groton borough and New London a few days since in MT. Denison's car and visited the poultry plant of Morton F. Plant of Groton and MT. Fuller of New Lon- don.
 Attorney Dana Taylor Gallup. of Boston spent the week-en with his mother. Mrs. Simeon Gallup.
 Everett Midyette returned Monday LO NfGSLeT, dIleT Sp6uOlIE Ln0 We0k- end with Rev. Fred B. Coburn and family at the Baptist parsonage. Mir. Midyette had just returned from a months stay in North Carolina.
 Cartain A. P. R. Hanks and Miss Daisy Hanks are spending this week in New York.
 Mfr and Mrs. Sidney Siswick and son, Master Hobart Siswick. took an automobile ride to Hope Valley, Sum day and were guests of MT. and Mrs. John Siswick and family.
 Mr. and Mrs. Allan Stevenson have returned to Boston, after a visit to relatives in Old Mystic and Mystic.
 Mrs. Mary Holdredge of New Lon don is the guest Of MT. and Mrs. Nell son Eoldredge.
 Pratt Allen and Charles Barnes of Baltic were recent guests of Rev. William Crawford at the Methodist parser age.
 Mrs. George W. Packer was a Nor wich visitor Tuesday.
 Eugene Burdick has returned to Westerly, after visit to relatives at the Holloway homestead.
 Miss Fannie Marchand spent the week end with the Misses F1negan of Gallup Hill.
 Mctored From Stafford Springs.
 Dr. Perciva1 Bard of Hartford call- ed a few days ago on W. s. Wal bridge and family. The trip to Old Mystic was made in the doctors au- tomobi1e.
 Mrs. Calvin H. Hoxie and gand- daughter, Alice Mitchell and Mrs. Walter Burton are guests of relatives a