Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-01

Rev. and Mrs, T. Edward Davies, | who have been residing in the village | the past year have decided to go to Canterbury. where MT. Davies has ac- cepted call to the Congregational church.
 Hand Badly Cut.
 Elmon Brown is suffering with painful wound on his right hand, re- ceived while cutting belting while at his work in the American Velvet |
 Norris Ryley of Norwich and | Thomas N. Ryley of Greenwich spent | Sunday at their home on West Mys- tic avenue,
 Mass ito attend the funeral of his | sister, Mrs. Ford.
 At Baekus Hospital.
 Mrs. Mary Newbury has returned | from Norwich, where she visited her | grandson, Edward Barradanith, who | has been at the Backus hispital for | six weeks suffering from blood pois- oning. He hopes to be able to come home in a SSw weeks.
 Surprise Party.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas H. Fox were given a surprise party at their home on Mistuxet avenue on Saturday ev- ening when about twenty five of their friends scalled. Halloween games were played and refreshments were served.
 Measles at Old Mystic.
 Old Mystic has a number of cases of measles. So far Health Officer Dr. c. F. Congdon has run across fourteen eases and he predicts the development of at least 12 more cases. The cases so far are mild but they are in nine families where there as many more small children. Dr. Congdon has sent word to the principal of the Stoning- ton High school, asking him to keep the Old Mystic pupils away from the school until danger of contagion Is past. Dr. Congdon advises parents in this village to keep children away weeks. Dr. Congdon has also ordered the kindergarten at Broadway closed for period of two weeks. At several of the children of Old Mystic at tend this class.
 Had HalIowe'en Supper. Mrs. Allan Avery entertained the members of the Ladies' Aid society l at her home in East Main street Thursday afternoon, considerable work being done. At o'clock a Halloween supper was served. A pleasant social evening was enjoyed. Poultry Fanciers Hear Address. A large number of poultry fanciers went to New, London Thursday even ing to attend the meeting of the | Southern New England Poultry asso- | citation held in Brainard hall. The 1 speaker was Paul P. Ivers, one of the best known poultry judges in the country.
 Entertained at Parsonage. Mrs. Wh H. Dunnacl1 entertained the 1 members of her Sunday School class 1 at the Methodist parsonage Thursday I evening. Each young lady of the class | came disguised and it was a long time before one could be detected. Games were played, and a halloween sup per was enjoyed.
 Will Entertain Monday Club. Miss Mary Coates will entertain the Monday club this afternoon at the l read papers are Mrs. Charles D. l Holmes. Miss Sarah Denison and Miss ! Helen Wilbur. -
 Heard and Seen.
 Prof. and Mrs. Walter s. Leland | and child, have returned from San 1 Francisco, after visit to Mrs. Le- | lands brother, Robert S.. Watrous | Cornelius Donohoe, Jr., has re- l turned from visit in New York MT. and Mrs. William Palmer of Boston are guests of MT. and Mrs | Stephen Palmer. | Frank Kuppers has been spending few days in Hartford. | Frank Hazard of New York is the ! guest of MT. and Mrs. J. Henry Schaf- fer.
 Mrs. Charles stoddard and daughter. 1 Miss Grace Stoddard and son, Charles Stoddard and Harry Sage. spent Sun | day with MT. and Mrs. Daniel F. 1 White, in North Stonington. ] Mrs. Ava Chapman and Miss Ethel 1 Godfreys spent Thursday in Provi- ! dence.
 I Robert Stanton and Archie Gerrish l have returned to Albany after a few l days stay in the village. > MT. and Mrs. Allan Stevenson of Boston have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Briggs.