Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-17


Rev.s William C. Besserievre has
moved his furnfture=from Worcester,
Mass. TO the local parsonage. Mr..
BesseIfevre is at the parsonage set
Ting. Mrs. .Besselievre and two small
children are to come in q fortnight
Mrs. Samuel M. AivDrd and Miss
Annie Alvord entertained the Ladies'
Aid society at Bolton hall Thursday
afternoon.
Farmers are In the1ntdst of haytng.
The crop has been helped by the late
rains, but is hight.
Mrs. Estelle r. Northem of Hartford
is visiting at Charles N. Lcomis.
Motor to Summer Home.
Mrs. Lewis Levey and daughtery
Miss Baker, have come in their tour
ing car with friends from their home
in Indianapolis to their Bolton home.
Recent guests Of Carey .. Carpenter
were Mr.. and Mrs Louis Carpenter of
Hartford, Mr.. and Mrs George Kenney
of Monson, Mass.. and Mrs. Ida Clark
and children of Hartford
Miss Katherine Stetson and Clar-
ence Stetson Of Andover are at Charles
n. LOOMS.
Miss AinnieaEng1e ofHartforf spent
the week end at the Sumner farm, the
guest of Miss Anna. B. Post.
Miss Ruth Warner has beenvtsfttng
her grandmother, Mrs. MARY. War
Mrs. L. r. Ward of ocean Grove,
N. J.. is at the sA1vord farm for July.
Hutchinson S4ousezoccupied.
Mr. and Mrs. Clair 8. rHutchinson.of
Hartford have come to their summer
home at the Center for the season.
Mrs. ]. Wesson Phelps is spendinga
fortnight in Branford.
Mrs. William Atkins was a recent
guest of friends. In Hockanum.
Mrs. Charles Sprague of Stamford
called on Bolton friends the first of the
week.
Mrs. Belle Ho1comb johnson tof the
state library committee spent a day
recently at the local library.
Gone to California. 49, !
Miss Edith Maxwell of South Man
chester started last week Saturday on
the trip to California, she being the
successful contestant in district No. 10
in Hartford papers free trip to Cali
fornia contest which ended last win
ter.
Gifts to Library and Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles AlYord of
Torrington were in town calling on
friends and relatives Wednesday. They
brought gift Of books to the library
and a fine graphophone to the Bolton
hall.
Automobile Accident.
Fred Lennon and Mr.. Flood of South
Manchester. with Felix Boero and a
party of four young women boarders at
Mr.. Boero's, narrowly escaped severe
injuries Tuesday afternoon when the
automobile that Mr.. Lennon was run
ming suddenly turned out of the road
on the hill east of Frank Loomis' and
drove into the railing at the right hand
side of the road. The railing was
torn up, the machine turned on its
side, throwing the occupants out. Mr..
Flood was somewhat injured, the rest
of the party escaping with bruises and
scratches. The party were out col
1ecting eggs and some in the machine,
which were Of course broken did
their part in spelling the ladies' cloth
ing. The machine was damaged, but
the engine escaped, enabling the two
men to return to South Manchester.
The ladies and Boero decided to take
no more chances and walked home.
Funeral of Mrs. Emily n. Norton.
Mrs. Emily H Norton of West Gen.
ter street, South Manchester, died on
Wednesday morning after a weeks ILL
ness. Mrs. Norton was the daughter
of Hanna Woodward and Horace
Hutchins and was born in Bolton May
5, 1886. She was the widow of Chester
Norton. who died about 20 years ago in
Andover, where Mr.. and Mrs Norton
lived for a long time. Several years
later Mrs. Norton purchased the house
in South Manchester where she has
since resided. The funeral was held
from her home Friday afternoon at
O'Clock. Burial was in the Andover
cemetery. Rev. MIR. Reynolds of West
Hartford, a former pastor of the South
Manchester Congregational church, Of
feiated