Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-04
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON
Mrs. Catherine HesIy browns Herself
in River--Baptist Missionary Society
Heard Address-Felix Cole Vice Con-
sui at Petroorad.

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Mrs. Catherine Healy, widow of John
F. Fea1y. committed suicide Friday
morning by drowning in the ASA
wausa river. near the st. James ceme-
terry. She came here Thursday from
Hartford and was planning to make her
home here.
She was staying with friends and
left the house early to make purchases
for her home. Because of her con-
tinued absence, inquiries were made
and the authorities were notified. re-
sulting in the finding Of her hat and
coat on the riverbank. The body was
found at ; o'clock in the afternoon.
Medical Examiner DR.. George NJ Bur-
| roughs was called and permitted re-
moval to l.. z. Kennedy's undertaking
/ rooms.
Mrs. Healy is well known In Daniel
son and except for a few years has all
ways lived here. She was identified
| in both the church and social life Of
the place. Dependency Is thought TO
be the cause of the step she took.
She Is survived by two children,
| Marietta of Hartford and Richard Of
this place: also by one sister, Miss
Sadie Rooney Of DanIelson.
| Coming and Going.
L. F. Harvey Of bingham was a
visitor here Thursday
| John Island of Hanover visited
I friends here on Thursday.
| d. b. Hatch Of Brooklyn is enter
tanning his son, Rev. Richard Hatch.
4 OF Southport, l.. /.
Miss Nancy o. Rossiter is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Kennedy.
z. J. Geer OF Maiden, Mass, will
spend a few days with Henry Geer OF
Furnace street.
]. s. Newton of South Canterbury
visited in the borough Thursday
Fred Miller Of Brooklyn attended the
oxford fair Thursday.
Addressed Missionary Society.
Mrs. Charles W. Gale of Norwich, q
member of the board of directors OF
the Woman's American Baptist For
eign Missionary society. gave talk tC
the members Of the Woman's Mission
airy society of the Baptist church yes
bterdayafternoon at 3~o'clock at the
home of Mrs. F. T. Preston of Broad
street. She gave report of the
| Northern Baptist convention held II
Los Angeles in May last. This is thu
initial meeting of the local society. j
being the custom to open the fall Sc
ries of meetings with a speaker.
Mrs. Walter Dixon and son Kermi
are spending the week end at Crescen
Beach.
Home from Vacation Trip.
Rev. A. p. Rnell OF Brooklyn has re
4
agara Falls and nearby places.
Vice Consular Appointment.
Felix Cole of Washington. D. c., sol
of Mr. and Mrs. +. L. Cole, of Tn
Glebe. Church street. Brooklyn, hal
been appointed vice consul to Petro
: grad, where he has been stationed
Mr.. Cole was planning to spend tn
summer with his parents in Brooklyn
but this appointment will necessitat
his StaXing in Rmasfa
Miss Gladys Van Deventer o
Brooklyn has returned to New York L
resume her duties of teaching.
: Informal Reception.
4 An infogmal reception was given t
Principal and Mrs. Ernest Ross War
r rem at the Baptist parsonage by Cru
q saders Friday evening. The guest
were entertained with games and vo
i acl selections. Refreshments wer
A served.
Miss Mary Smith and her mothe
moving from Hawkins street to Mri
n A. d. Putnam's house on Reynold
street.
2 Herbert Pepler of wauregan ha
5 been spending the week with Benja
4 min w. Brown.
r Back to Teaching Duties.
Miss Hilda Williams of Dayvill'
head of the Latin department at I'll
Newburyport High school. returns t
that city Monday.
: Mrs. F. L. Cole will spend a fe,
days with friends in Boston
Nelson Miller, Fred Lahare, Byro
5 Barrowclough, Joseph Meunier an
Tyler Andrews were at the oxford fai
4 Thursday.
Mrs. II. P. williams and daughte
Olive of Brooklyn left yesterday for
, visit to Boston.
Assaulted His Brother.
John Havelas, a Greek residing
East Brooklyn, was arraigned befor
Judge Clarence z. Cundall OF the jus
tice court of Brooklyn, charged wit
A assaultinS his brother Theodore wit
> over money which 1t is alleged Theo
dore owes John. and during the dis
= cussion John struck his brother on tn
A head several times with a screw drive
He was released on bail of $500 whic
q was furnished and court was adjourne
: until next Monday. Mr.. Havelas wi
be represented by Attorney w.
o Woodward
Raymond Preston, who has bee
}. employed in Providence this summe
will spend a few weeks with his pal
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Preston
Mrs. Willis Bartlett of East Killing
ly was in Providence Thursday.
Miss Sarah T. Lee is the guest tn
week of Mrs. Daniel Spaulding.
Mrs. Gerard Walsh of New Have
1
w. w. Wheatley and George Her
eault motored to Rocky Point Friday.
= Arthur Vachon and Miss ClariC
= Branch will spend the holiday in Put
e nam.
= Tom HaIpin Showing Speed.
A Boston paper says regarding TOT
Halpin's race with Ted Meredith LabS
day:
n They're passing the tip around tn,
unless Ted Meredith is not in the be
Z of shape. he is due for one fine trim
!. ming when he meets Tom Halpin an
J. Joe Higgins in that special half mi
= race Labor day at Combination par
as Halpin has been checked in SON
pretty fancy time at the Franklin fie
: course"
r. Lawn Party for Little People.
n Over 55 members of the beginner
II and primary department Of the Cor
gregational Sunday school and the
mothers and teachers attended a law
| marty Friday afternoon a the homa