Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-04
New London County
UNCf,SVnLE
Masquerade Dancs-Theft of Chickens
Joseph Bottn;eli To pc Station
Agent Of, s6eLeherton - Wedding
Holiday Sale. e, 49,

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The masquerade dance given by
Cochegan camp, Modern Woodmen OF
America, in Robertson's hall was very
successful. Hickey's orchestra FUR;
nished music. Miss Carrie simpson
was given the silk umbrella and the
turkey went to Joseph Edwards. About
twenty dollars was made clear OF ex-
penses.
Chickens Stolen
When giving ! his poultry their
morning feed George Q. Allen OF Gay
Hill noticed that his flock seemed
smaller than Usual Upon counting
them he found that about forty of his
best ones had been taken by some un-s
known person. "
Miss Josephine, Hart returned sun
day afternoon I'd Hebron to resume
duties teaching, after spending tire
holiday interval at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Hart.
The storehouses at the Massasoit
the spur track IN Palmertown have
been wired for electric lighting. Z
Mrs. Timothy Sheehan' recently en-
tertained her sons, Walter and Oliver
Sheehan of Boston.
After spending two weeks the guest
of his parents MIR, and Mrs John
Botham. of Haushton, Daniel Botham
has returned toY New York
Going 10 BsIeherton.
V. station, has sbeen appointed station
agent at Beleherten and will leave
soon to take his werk there. -
Annual Sale.
The Ladies. ! Aid, Society of the
Methodist Episcopal church held their
annual sale of fancy work and aprons
Dec. /, 2, and B. The first two eve
cream, cake and candy were on sale.
A new feature was a japanese booth
where Ia cup, of tea was or sale, the
cup and saucer to- pc kept as a.
souveRtr.
Joseph Cormier has obtained work
in New Haven and has moved his
household goods and family there this
week. ,ss=4 >. .--...rs. r..
Fred Lathrop, who is attending
school at Mt. Hermon, spent the holt
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Eathrop.
Mr.. and Mrs Leolin Conlstock en-
tertained over the holiday and week
end their son, John r. Constoek, a
student at the Worcester Polytechnic
Institute. and his f1ancee, Miss Aldrich
Of AttawaUgan.
Howard Rogers spent the week END
with friends in Chelsa, Mass.
Thursday afternoon the Sunshine
society held its annual Christmas sale.
and chicken pie supper in the parr
lors of the Quaker Hill church.
Miss Minerva E. Comstock, who has
been spending several weeks with
friends in Norwalk and New Haven;
has returned home. sf45.>
Among those who entertained fam
lily gatherings were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Woodmansee, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Hart, Moses Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs:
Thomas Church and Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Dart
the auction club at her home on Mon
day Afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. F. E. Wilson have
been entertaining the doctors broth
er, DIR. and Mfs. James Wilson and
son, of Hartford, for several days.
Hartford are spending few days the
guests of Mrs Daniels parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Swantee Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery and
children of South Windham spent the
holiday and weekend the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Avery of Hill
Top.
Mrs. Edward cornet,. who has been
spending several weeks with relatives
In New Haven, has returned to her
home in this village. i,
Mrs. Leolin AZ Cornstock entertained
the Ladies' Aid Society in an all day
session at her home at Hill Top on
Wednesday. The time was devoted to
cutting and making up articles for the
coming Christmas sale.
DESIGNATION Contest.
The second in the series of the
speaking contest was held in the Pal
r1er Memorial hall. Those taking part
were pupils from each of the schools
Miss Ethel Wood, who has been
spending a few days with friends in
Hartford has returned.
Miss Ida BonYf11e, after visit with
her grandmother, Mrs. Marcoux OF
wilfimantic, has returned to her home
in Pequot.
Mrs. Maude Bennett spent the week
end with Miss Elsie Pratt sin New
Haven. srs.2s -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dion have. re-
turned to their home in Pequot. after
spending the week END in Providence
church--Casavan. =
At the rectory of st. Johns Roman
Catholic church on Wednesday eve;
ming, the Rev. John f. Z. Quinn unitet
in marriage Miss Anna Casavan ant
Frederick Church Of Peauot tn,
them to the rectory. After the cere
rnotly a reception was given thu
friends and relatives of the young coti
pie. =s-zss. -r.5.
Miss Eliza Kil1een OF Elizabeth, n
J., is a guest at fthe home .~of he
brother John Killeen, who is very III
Funeral of Joseph Lavoie. IS
Rev. John F. x. Quinn. sang
reduiern high mass in ST. John
Roman Catholic church at the funera
services of Joseph Lavoie, who's
death occurred on Wednesday morn
ing. after an illness of about tw
months Mr.. Layoie has been. a resi-
dent of the, town for about ten year
and was forty five years; of age. H
is survived by his widow and ST
children. Burial was sin the Gatholt
Cemetery Uneasvflle. The hearers
members of ,Eachegan Modern Wood
men of America were Joseph Marcou1
Medas' Larsino, Joseph Coiombt
Frank Neff, Medas Zero and Lewis L
Bounty Jr. ~. .-g5El
.LEDYARD