Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-06
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Social Held On HaIIoWe'en-Minstr Show Repeated-child Has Two Fin- gers Cut off-Heoper-corbett We'd ding.

The Halloween social Thursday evening in the vestry. of the Quaker Hill church attracted good patronage. turnn leaves, black and yellow crepe paper with jack lanterns. Ghosts and witches did their part in welcom- ing and entertaining those attending. A short musical program was given by Miss Ellina Edwards, Miss Hazel Beebe. Miss Jennie Nelson, Rev. Don aid Fletcher, George Dram and Leroy Gracey Games were played and re- treatments of doughnuts apples and coffee were served. By request of Rev. Mir. Fletcher. Auld Laug Syne was sung at departure.
 Moves From Gay Hill. M, and Mrs. Thomas Church moved this week from the Rhodes house on Gay hill to the one the Palmer Broth CTS purchased of the Oakley estate. John Clark. who has been occupying a tenement in the Palmer Brothers row, moved Saturday to the Rhodes house on Gay hill, which they recent ly purchased.
 MinsreIs Repeated.
 The Montville Athletic club repeat ed its minstrel show at Robertson's hall, followed by a dance. There was large attendance. Those taking part in the musical program were Edwin E. Curtin. Joseph Delaney, Austin Matt hewa James Daniels. Arthur La Flamme Matthew Geary, Louis Pe- ters, William Mckenzie, Fred J. Hope.
 Curtis Holmes of Columbia, recently spent { few days as the guest of Roy Gardner.
 Lightning Strikes Stack.
 During the electrical storm Friday night a bolt of lightning struck the smoke stack at the Thames Speciality Company's mill. Not much damage was done as it has protection against being struck by lightning.
 child's Finger Gut Of. Melvin Lathrop, the fifteen months of Palmertown, had two of the fingers on his right hand cut off at the first joint Friday. He with his three years old brother, found the axe and was paying with it. Somehow the oldest child inflicted the blow that severed mediately to a doctor and the wounds were dressed.
 Mrs Maurice Cooney is i'll with pneumonia.
 The Rev. A. B. Coats of Hartford nccuried the pulpit an the Baptist church Sunday.
 Mrs. Harriett Edmonds, who has been spending a few days with Mrs. E. B. Wilbur. of DanielSon, has re- turned home.
 Hooper-Corbett. Friends and relatives in town re- ceived announcement of the marriage of Ralph S. Hooper and Miss Lillian Corbett both of Arlington, Mass, on Saturday. October 18th. MT Hooper is a native of Montville. c. Fi Flaherty was recent business visitor in Providence.
 Henry Allen took a party in his auto to the Devils Hop Yard. Sun gess, Roy Johnson and Harry Watts. Fred B. Tooker resumed his duties on the rural route Tuesday. Going to Florida. MT. and Mrs. James E. Comstock will leave for New York in few days and will sail for Palm Beach, Florida, where they will spend the winter.
 Edward Bingham is in a critical condition as Saturday he had a par alytic shock
 The Good Cheer Sunshine society held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Thomas Dolbeare, Thursday afternoon Arrangements for pound social which will be held. at the home of Mrs. Laura B. Woodworth, were made.
 Thames lodge, I. O. o. F., worked the first degree on a class Tuesday evening in Palmer Memorial hall A number of out of town guests were present.
 Miss Leona Devine and Miss Mar gare. McDermott were in New Lon don Saturday evening to attend a Hallow cen party. The Sunday school of the Quaker Hill church met at the home of Mrs. Charles B. Totman for the purpose of appointing the following committee, Miss Nellie Starr, Miss May Comstock, Mrs. c. B. Totman and Rev. Donald Fletcher, to arrange plans for raising money to buy books for the library.