Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-12
DANIEL.SON
War Being Wased On Gypsy Moth
Meeting Of Queen Esther Circle
Foster Old Home Association To
Hold Annual cIap1bake.

Meeting Of Queen Esther Circle
Foster Old Home Association To
Hold Annual cIap1bake.
DR.. and Mrs. Blake of Brooklyn
were visitors IN East KIIlingly yes
terday.
War is being waged on the gypsy
outfit for their determination Is now
working near the Putnam line.
Jim MazaTeli has entered the en-
ploy Of J, c, White.
Louis Legue is spending the week
at his cottage at Oakland Beach
in Newtown, Conn.,
Mrs. Clarence Young and daughter
Fhelma, leave for their home in Cleye-
land. Ohio, Saturday. Mrs. Ethel
Richmond and daughter Anna, VIII ae-
company thsm for = tive months
stay.
Met On Lawn.
The Queen Esther Circle Of the
Methodist church met on the lawn of
Miss Florence Hopkins at Elmville,
Tuesday evening. Fifteen members
were present The lawn was prettily
the guests were entertained by games
and music. During the evening pea
nut hunt took place in which Mary
Hopkins won the prize Refreshments
were served by the hostess and COM
mittee in charge. Miss Place was
chairman of the committee.
ID. E. Jette motoFed with a party TO
New Haven recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie q. Ennis well
coined a boy this week.
Mrs. q. d. Caron was in Norwich
yesterday.
Thomas Page. for the last twenty
years in the employ Of ]. sprager
Bard, of Brooklyn, has left for Vir-
gtnia,- where he has purchased a
farm.
Mrs. James Paine and daughter
Mayette and Janette and Miss Jennie
Pier.
Mrs Joseph Joslin and children,
Pauline and BENJAMIN, are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heman-
Mrs. Mary Reynolds and Miss Ella
Sidley are now occupying Mrs, Rey-
nold's new house in Westfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whaley of
Providence visited Mrs. Medbury, of
Riverview recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Rrause and
son, former residents of Brooklyn, are
spending two weeks I'm that place.
They made the trip from New York
with motorcycle and side car.
E. F. Winslow, mailing clerk at the
local post ONCE is on a vacation.
Miss Small Of Worcester will oe-
cupy her summer residence IN Brook
lyn for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart of North steriing
visited Mr.. and Mrs A. =. Wood yes
teFday.
Henry woisard is suffering from
poison ivy.
Attended Outing At sterrs.
Several Danielson Pomona grange
members attended their annual field
day at StorTs on Tuesday.
John T. Lewis and sister are on q
| trip UP the Hudson River.
Mrs. E. B. Wilbur entertained her
former Sunday school class last even
| ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter A. Musgrave
expect to occupy the King cottage In
| Westfield soon
Mrs. Edward LAIIibridee and sor
Clayton of Putnam, visited Mr.. and
Mrs John w. Kennedy yesterday
Arthur l. johnson Of New York Il
a guest Of Mr.. and Airs. g. P. Mar
land
To Hold Annual cIanahake.
The Foster Old Home Association
/ Thursday and the usual elaborate
programme has been arranged. Tit
bake will be prepared under the su-
1 pervision OF an expert, and there viii
be music by the RocSlaAd band ant
| selections by the Temple quaFtette.
| Inc SPEAKING pTOSIdIuIne dk an
nounced includes Congressman elee
Walter r. Sinners. Hon. Frank H
/ Hammill, speaker of the House o
Representatives, Howard and Rev. S
/ B. Young.
A big tent will be provided unde
which the crowd can listen to thu
/ speakers and the bake will be served
as usual under canvas
18th Annual Observance.
4 ~.
servance of Old Home Day, the eeea
sion having been inaugurated in 1904
1t IS anticipated that this years even
preceded.
Miss Maude Keeeh is in East Jaf
frey New Hampshire. for tive weeks
Transferred to ThazssvlIIe.
John E. Casey has been transferred
from the power house at Dyer Dam 4
the power house at Fhamesville.
| Mortimer H Miller Of Brooklyn wen
to Hartford on a business trip yester
day.
Philip Samra and James F. KoF7
of Louisville, Kentucky, are spending
a few days in the borough.
Fred z. Bitgood, Ira Martin, Fiber
L. Darbie and Bert Jones are plan
ming tuna fishing trip OF Block Is
| land They will make the trip in tn
power boat bohemia.
Richard Daaielsen of New York pai'
a short visit to his parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. William DanielSon of Brooklyn.
Mrs. W. H Marland of Maple stree
and 2 party from New Haven are oc
cupying Mrs. Marland's cottage a
Pleasant View fer the coming fort
night.
Miss Nellie Schofield left yesterda,
for few days stay in Jewett City.
House Struck BY Lightning.
1t was learned yesterday that tn
house owned by DIR, Judsen and stu
ated in the rear of his residence o.
Academy street was struck by light
ming Monday. The occupants of N
house were away at the time. Tn
damage was slight.
Mrs. Catherine Pilling and daughte
Elizabeth. are visiting Luther Piltns
nRIrfIAnN