Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-17

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1. Beach Outing. sSsit
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the Quaker Hill church, held Its semi
annual business meeting IN the Veslry
Tuesday evening. when the tolloWlng
committee were appointed: LOOKOUT
Miss Elthrea Edwards chairman, miss
Jennie Nelson, Miss Lena Bitters;
social, Miss Annie Bitters chairman,
Alfred BitterS Miss INTELLIGENT Com
stock; prayer meeting, Mrs. Leroy e.
sGracey chairman, Miss Ruth Richards,
Miss Harriet Cransten; missionary
Leroy G. Gracey, Miss Ruth Long;
flowers, Miss Annie Bitters, Miss Fran
els Edwards, Miss Lena Bitters, Miss
Harriet Cranston.
The apron sale and supper held by
the Ladies' Aid society Wednesday
afternoon, was well patronized. Miss
Annie Bitters. Miss Ruth Long and
Mrs. Levin A. Comstock entertained
with readings and musical selections.
The refreshment committe was Mrs.
Mary Cornet. Mrs. Frederick p. Com
stock. Mrs. John r. Ashcraft, Mrs.
Elizabeth Alexander, Miss Edythe
Grant, Miss Frances Edwards.
House Burned.
One Of the houses in the pink row in
this village was burned to the ground
Tuesday evening. The blaze which
was started, is is thought, by the
spark from an engine was discovered
by children who gave the alarm. An
attempt was made to put out the blaze
until it was found that 1t was beyond
control. Then attention was turned
to preventing other houses nearby
from catching fire. This house was
one OF the oldest in town and was oc-
cupied by a, Polish family and was
owned by The Thames Specially Co.
Harold Rosenlund, who has been
spending a while with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Rosenlund of
Pequot, has returned to New Haven.
Party for Mothers and Babies.
Mrs. C. E. Flaherty entertained a few
friends and their infants Saturday
afternoon in honor of the birthday of
her son, James. who was one year old.
Mrs. Victor Rosenlund and child,
Mrs. Andrew Johnson and child, Mrs.
Arthur LaFlamme and child were
among those present. Mrs. Flaherty
served cake and ice cream.
Painful Accident.
James Bolger, superintendent of the
Keyes Product Co, had his thumb
badly lacerated Tuesday. In at
tempting to close the door Of q, freight
car. two men on the outside gave it a
push, which caused the door to go
together with such force, Mr.. BoIger s
J" eAo III s(AA6 N11O4O 4OA46 III u Lax
bone.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank D. Luddington
Of Hill Top are entertaining their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank D. Luddington, Jr., of New
Haven.
Miss Hazel Beebe is the guest OF
relatives in Colchester.
Outing To Beach.
A picnic party, composed of Miss
Ella RnSan1nnd Of ,,
glass in Sunday school spent Friday
1T Ocean Beach. Those besides Miss
Rosenlund We're Misses Cecilia Wilbur
Mary Clark, Clara Clark, Edith Her
bert, Edna Judge and Ella West.
The Palmer Bros Co.'s mill started
up Monday morning, the 18th, after
being shut down since Saturday, July
Mrs. frank Miner accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Nettie Gridley ant
Miss Chase left Monday to spend sew
ra1 weeks at Harwich, Mass.
Miss Marian Henry, who has beer
spending @ week as the guest of Mr.
Ind Mrs. George Hentz of Providence
las returned to the home OF her par
mts, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Henry.
Picnic Today.
The Baptist Sunday school will hold
heir annual outing this Saturday
afternoon, in the grove near the res
Nct4S0 VI UNITS. MdTIln v. b. BEa1naTQ
instead of going to the beach. A com.
nittee composed Of the superinten-
lent Miss Eloise Landphere, Mrs. F
!. Hope, Robert Patton and Herber
rogers, have arranged for all sorts OF
ports and amusements for the day.
The Boy Scouts which have been il
lamp for a week at Gardeners Lake
eturned home Saturday night, having
n5oyed the bathing, boating and othel
ports.
A party composed Of Miss CARR.
Wood, Miss Minnie Chapel, Miss Addit
Miller. Miss Nellie Brouillard and Mis-.
aaniaS LayendoE1 also Louis Peters
Joseph Hickey, Frederick Church
frank Craig and Walter Burgess en-.
Dyed a sail to Watch Till in, MIR
rownsend's motor boat Chum Too.
The Montville Athletic club baseball
cam defeated the Pequot team from
Sew London. Saturday. on the homt
rounds. II to O.
Initiated Seventeen. 11szs@'.
Cochegan camp, Modern Woodme1
f America. at its meeting Wednesda,
Vening worked the first degree on
lass of II, the largest that this cam
las ever initiated. After the cere
homes. sandwiches cake and lemon
de were served.
Misses Anna Haley and Rose Hale.
rho have been guests Of their aunt
Hiss Rose Haley of Palmertown, hav
eturned to Northbridge, Mass.
Miss Eva st. German and Miss Cor;
It. German Of Pequot, are entertain
ng Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Garrigan an,
on of Meriden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Afexande
Entertained Mr.. and Mrs Stan1e-
ninth of Waterbury over the week
nd
Miss Edith Taylor of New York ha
rrived to spend the summer at tn
ONE Of her parents, MIR. and Mrs
eter Taylor.