Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-04
UNcASvIlLE
Albert w. Avery's New Residences
Completed ~ ciaahon-W Walsh We'd
cing-Fat Mems Clambal<e.

Miss Grace Beebe. after spending
few weeks as the guest OF Miss Hazel
Beebe. has eretaTned to Colchester.
Miss Lilliap Boynton of Norwich.
who has been the guest of her cousin. !
Miss Runie Bpynton at the home of
Frank Miner. returned home Sunday
afternoon.
The Good Cheer Sunshine society
win resume meetings on September 8.
The first meeting will be at the home
OF Mrs. Charles T. Beebe.
New Residence Completed.
Work on the fine residence of Albert
w. Avery at Hill Top has been in
so near completed that he expects to
be able to occupy It soon.
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Rosenlund
moved Saturday from the tenement in
the house of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wood
nansee into a tenement in the Killeen
house.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor returned
Tuesday from New York.
Miss Eloiss Iandphere entertained
Miss Frances Edwards of Quaker Hill
and Mrs. Robert Allison and son of
Holyoke Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Miner and daughter,
Miss Nettiee Gridley. who have been
spending the summer at points on
Cape Cod. returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Beebe is spending this
week with Colchester relatives
Miss Arlene Wilson of New London
has been spending a few days as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William Web
ster.
Wedding at ST. Johns.
At st. Johns Roman Catholic church
"wednesday morning, at 8. O'clock, Miss
Mae Walsh. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Matthew Walsh. was united in mar
rage with William Mcmahon Of Nor
swich. The Rev. John f. Quinn per-
formed the ceremony at a nuptial high
mass Mr. and Mrs Meditation left
on the noon train for New York. They
will reside in Norwich.
Guests From Ohio.
Mrs. Frank Austin is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Perry and daughter,
Miss Pauline Perry, Of Ohio.
Held Camp Fire.
Wednesday evening the Epworth
league OF the Methodist church held a
camp fire on the land of John VALET.
The pulpit Of the Baptist church was
occupied at both morning and evening
services by the Rev. Charles t. Doug
lass of Florida In the evening the
Christian Endeavor society held its
meeting Mrs. Ida Browning leader.
The public schools In town win open
Tuesday next.
c. {. Lawn Party.
IL Sf<AtdStA<d11 GIlQet&AOIA SOCtSIy sne1O
q lawn party and sale or Ice cream
cake and candy, ON the grounds at the
home of Mrs. w. 8. Mitchell Saturday
afternoon. A general social time with
vocal and instrumental music was en-
1oyed by the young folks. 49,
/ Mr.. and Mrs, Frank J, Alexander and
i som Prentice A1exander have been en-
joying an artomobfle trip to Norwalk
| Mr. and Mrs Robert Simpson Of
| Pequot have been entertaining their
| granddaughter Miss Helen Nichols OF
Portland.
i Morris Frieburg. who mas been spend
ing a week with relatives in Palmer
town. has returned to New York.
i = Richard Starr a returned mission
4 airy, occupied the pulpit in the Quaker
kHil church for both morning and eve
ming services. Rev. William Newton
Il the chapel car evangelist. rendered 9
number of solos.
i Fat Men Feast.
/ The fat men of the town held Z
4 picnic at Doyle's grove on Sunday
i About twenty being present. At moor
a dinner of baked bluefish, chowder
sweet potatoes and green corn wa.
served Later there was a clambake
On account of therain, the athletic
sports were interfered with.
Mrs. Thomas Doyle has returned
from New York, where she went to at.
tend the funeral of her daughter-in.
law Mrs. Thomas Doyle Jr,
4 Thomas Tuckey, employed in Will.
i mantle. was the weekend guest O
I friends in Palmertown.