Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
E19ERSs FROM TWO. STATES

99VszEis EsondoESto the home Of hts faith
er, John Valietfsin this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Miller Of Phil
adelphia are guests of relatives In
town for three weeks.
Taken 20 Lassrencs Hospital.
Alfred La Eqamme of Palmertcwn
was taken 20 Lawrence hospital. New
London, Where he was operated on
fqr appendicitis
Mr.. and Mrs. NSeorgeHent Of Prov
Fidenca r. l. were In the village Sun
day.. enroJfte to *Gardnersas Lake, where
theyEwin spend a week, the guests. of
Mrs. Hentz's parents. Mr. and Mrs.so.
T. Boynton.
Miss Mamie s.AYlensretu TO her
|sncme Tuesday might. after spending q
few days with&her sister, Mrs. George
W.Dartrof HilkTop.sat- herscottage=on
Masou'ss1sland. -
Heterogeneous.
Z, Rev. Frank D..Luddington sol hin
Tops occupied the pulpit in the Bap-
list church on Sunday morning. A
Christian Endeavor meeting was to be
electrical storm. about that times 80
few gathered, dtSwas postponed.
Guy Locmis,, who SIS employed IN
Hartford. has sbeeu2sspending a6ew
days at the home, Of his father. G.
Turner1Loomis, inSPalmertown.
Good CneeP %Plcnios
At thesl meeting OF the Good
Cheer Sunshine societyssit waS~voted
! to suspend the regular meetings dur
| ing the month Of August and some
| time during the month to hold pic
| mic with honorary members, as well as
husbands of the active members. A
committee was chosen composing OF
assisted by Miss Laura B. WOODWORK,
Mrs. Charles T. Beebe. Mrs. N. n. Os-
borne and Mrs. Grace SMallory to ar
range for the outing.
Mrs. Wilson and grandson. who have
| been guests at the home OF DR.. and
Mrs. Wilson. have returned to their
home IN Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Allison and son
| Of Holyoke are guests Of their relatives
in this town and Quaker Hill this
week.
win Continue Camping.
Frank Richards, Austin Matthews,
Lloyd Jennings, Herbert Rogers and
Joseph Hicks, who established a camp
on the shore Of Oxoboxo lake last week
enjoyed themselves so well, they will
continue in camp for a while longer.
Most Of the young men are employed
in the offices of some OF the manufac-
| tories during the day, SO that most
| evenings and week-ends. During the
week they have entertained a num-
| Der Of their friends included among
| them being Henry st. German of Pc
quot, C. E. F1aherty and John Lynch
| of Palmertown and others from out of
| town.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Douglas, who
have been guests of Mrs. Browning IN
| Palmertown, have left to spend while
| in Boston.
Mrs Ida Browning and granddangh-
ter, Miss Carol Walden. left Saturday
| to join Mrs. C. e. Walden at Connect
! cut beach, R L
Launch Party,
| DR.. and Mrs. F. e. Wilson and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles T. Beebe were guests
| at a launch party given Sunday by Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Il. Comstock In
| their launch Mercedes. A sail down
| the river and Sound to Fishers Island
was enjoyed and refreshments were
| served
To Extend CaiI to Rev. Donald Fletcher
| At a special business meeting OF the
church members held at the Quaker
Hill church Sunday after the morning
services, 1t was voted to extend a cal
| to the Rev. Donald Fletcher OF E1tz-
| william, N. II.
| Berries are plentiful and berrytns
parties are numerous, all going home
with baskets and pals well filed.
| Miss Hope Freeland of Sutton Is
spending a while the guest Of he1
uncle, Fred J. Hope in Palmertown.
I Miss Dervin OF New London was the
weekend guest Of N6ra. Cornelcius
F1aherty.
| Mr.. and Mrs. RseaRTEyEor are en-.
| tertaining sister nhaaW. Mrs
Francis Taylor ofEBoston4 u