Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-27

several days with his son, Howard Vibber, of Worcester, Mass.
 Walter Atwood, who has been con fined to his home by illness has re- covered.
 Athletic Clubs Activities.
 The social and dance given by the Montville Athletic club, St. Patrick's night, was largely attended. During intermission the clubs quartet, John Lynch, Frank Richards, Frank Craig and Louis Peters, rendered several se- lectlonS, to the piano accompaniment gave a corlet soio. The Last Rose of Summer. Dancing music was by Hickey's orchestra. At the cubs regu- lar meeting held Thursday night, at headquarters, a business session took place. The rules for the clubs mem Ders were talked over and hours of holding open was set to be not later than eleven o'clock p. m. An interest ing talk by John Lynch advised the members to high principles or disci- pline and advising them to work to- gether toward eventually owning their own headquarters. An address by L.. l.. Jennings was well received. On Tuesday evening MT. Treadway will give the third in his series of talks.
 Death of Mrs. Leander Chapel.
 The death of Mrs. Leander Chapel occurred at her home in Palmertown
 
 from pneumonia. Before her marriage to MT. Chapel, she was Sybil Fox Hill, born Dec. 12, 1S44. the oldest child of family of four of George w. Hill and Clara Gardner Hill. A brother, Albert A. Hill, of Providence, R. l., and Mrs. Edwin Bingham of Quaker Hill sur :. yive her. She was married to MT. Chapel, in early life and had four children, two dying in infancy, two of which survive her, Frederick w. and N1nr r Der of the Montville Center Congre- gational church. kind mother, gen erous and sociable neighbor. Burial was in Comstock's cemetery beside MT. Chapel, whose death occurred in Feb. 1912. A sister Miss Charlotte V. Hill, was buried in January of this year. Mrs. James Everetts was taken to an hospital in New London for surgical treatment, Monday.
 Sermon at St. Johns Church. Tuesday evening Rev. Father Me- Cabe, of St. Mary's church, New Lon don, delivered a sermon in St. John's Roman Catholic church. A lecture given Thursday evening.
 The Rockland mill of the c. NJ. Robertson Co. started up Monday morning, after a weeks shutdown for repairs.
 Surprise Party. A pleasant surprise was given Miss Edith Hubert at her home in Palmer | town, Monday night. Those present were Misses Florence Chapel, Celia Wilbur. Edna Judge, Margaret Cough, and Percy Allen, John Donovan, Theo- dore Rosenlund, Arthur Cough and Walter Hubert. Various games were played and several selections by the guests entertained the company. Re | treatments were served.
 | The fire warden was called out Sun day afternoon to fight forest fires in l the vicinity of Oakdale.' Several acres l of forest trees were burned. James Lyman is night watchman at 1 the Reyes Product Company's mill. Michael Haley of Northbridge, Mass | has been 8 guest of relatives, in town this week.
 Thomas Tuckey, Herbert Rogers and Joseph Hickey, members of the Mont vile Athletic club, walked from Pal | mertown to Hartford, Sunday. Leav- | ing Palmertown about a. m., ar rived at Colchester at 8:S0 a. m., rest | ing a while. They left Colchester at | $50 a. m., arriving at Hartford at 4.3C p. m., going by way of Marlborough and Glastonbury. making the whole distance in about 10 1-2 hours. Frank Richards accompanied them as far as Colchester, giving up then. J. L. Rud6 walked back to Tantic, taking the cars l home.