Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-27

6orou9n Aouri8t9 AaUptuB ~ NFt<oHN
-Ninstsen Being Cared for at Town
Farm-souvenir Taylor May Get Up
Legislative Reunion-Death Of Har-
rison 5emls.
Mrs. Myrtle Jenczs and daughters,
Mrs. Ethel Cranston and Miss Rowena
Jencks of Providence are guests OF
Mrs. Jencxs mother, MIS- Thomas
James of the West Side.
w. /. Billiard has q new wireless
station at his Broad street residence.
1t is expected that this station VIII
be able to pick up messages from as
far south as Key West.
Hiram Burton was a recent visitor
at Rocky Point.
To Leave Hospital.
AIRS. s. d. Horton. who has been
| recovering for the past three months
from injuries sustained in an auto
mobile accident in Worcester will be
taken from a hospital In that city to
her home here this week.
John Whalen OF Brockton is spend
ing few days at his home in Dam
| ielson.
Camping in Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Bottomly and
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Glendining, mo-
| toring to California, report from Grand
| Canyon, Arizona, where they have
| been encamped for few days.
4 ..
Haven Monday attending billposters'
convention. Mr.. Carpenter is one of
| the veteran posters Of the state.
| Miss Margaret Mcbride has return
ed from her vacation, spent in part on
Prudence island in Narragansett bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 1. Billiard. Mrs
Esther Jacobs, Miss Nellie Keech and
Miss Grace Stanton motored to Sebo-
wisha camp, near New London, for
visit with the Misses Billiard.
/ Attending Library Institute.
| Miss Amelia Hutchins and Miss
| Hortense Grifiths, assistant librarians,
have been spending few days at the
1 summer library school at Storrs col
1ege. Miss Vivian Lavallee has been
| substituting in their positions at the
| local library.
| Rev. Alferie Charter, NJ. S.. of Hart
ford, is visiting relatives here this
week.
| Ambitious Students at Work.
John DOVE, Lester Craig. students
at Brown. and Benjamin Brown. who
| is to enter the university this fail, are
engaged in the sale Of maps for a
Boston concern.
Frederick Shumway. who expert
enced a period of i'll health during the
spring, has returned to Danielson.
greatly improved in health. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shumway are guests for a few
days Of Judge and Mrs. Milton A.
Shumway.
| Miss Mary Wheatley entertained
Providence friends at a house party
at her home over the week end
Nineteen at Town Farm.
Superintendent Fred c. Leayens of
the town farm said there were 19 in
mates there Monday. This is rather
in excess of the usual total for this
time of year.
Rev. Clarence H Barber will officiato
lat the union service in the Congre-
gational church next Sunday.
/ Addition to Mills.
Contractor Damase Boulias has near
~ completed the addition to the plant
| of the Connecticut Mills company al
Industrial place.
A. V. Woodwork was in Providence
on a business trip Monday.
Mrs. John Healey of Hartford is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Murray
| of Academy street.
Charles Edwin Blake, elected to the
principalship of a school at West
Hartford, has been teaching at Bar
rington, r. /, the past school year
A meeting Of the directors of the
| killingly Manufacturing company is tC
. be held next Monday and it is pos
sible that there will be discussion al
that time of plans for enlarging the
: mill at WilliamsviIle, which is being
very successfully operated.
Lake a Popular Resort.
The glorious weather of the pas
few days has served to swell the num-
bers in the summer colony at Alexan-
. der's lake. Practically all the cottage:
are in use and there are a number Of
camping parties.
Legislative Reunion Probable.
Friends here hear that Souvenir
W. H. Taylor of Hartford and New
Britain has listened favorably to coun-
, sci of others who feel that a reunion
Of legislative members would be z
/ success this year and tentative plan:
are being considered for a gathering
of the political lights at Momauguin
Cosey beach. probably on September 1