Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23
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Reception to Rev. and Mrs. Donald
Fietcher-Welies Lyman to Be SUI
perintendent of Palmer MiII-Min-
strei Show,

The members Of the Quaker Hill
church gave a reception in the church
Vestry Wednesday evening for Rev.
and Mrs. Donald Fletcher, who recent
" accepted. the pastorate of the
church. The rooms were decorated
with palms and autumn leaves. A pro-
gramme. of music and reading was CIV
en-, at the conclusion of which Rev. F.
d. Luddington, the former pastor, in
behalf of the church welcomed Rev.
Mr.. Fletcher. presenting him the key
to the church. A welcome on behalf
Of the community was extended by
Ezra J. Hampstead After the recep-
ton, cake and ice cream were served.
Those who arranged the affair were
Mrs. Albert w. Avery. Mrs. Leolen A.
Comstock, Mrs. Henry Jerome, Mrs.
Charles B. Totman. Mrs. Frederick c.,
| Comstock. Mrs. Maurice A. Brown,
Mrs. John r. Ashcraft, Mrs. Kent, Miss
May Comstock, Miss Elizabeth Alexan-
der. Miss Hazel Beebe. Miss Thelma
Dram. Miss Ruth Long, Miss MilIicent
Comstock, Miss Grace Kent, Miss
Edyth Grant. Those who took part
in the programme were John D. Libby
of New London. George Currfe, Miss
Ethena Edwards, Elwood Vickery, Miss
Thelma Dram, Miss Ruth Long, Miss
Agnes Hampstead.
Improving Mill Property.
Men are at work shingling the tene-
ment houses and. Office of the Keyes
Product Company. The past two
months with the company has been
very successful.
Appointed Superintendent.
i Mrs Joseph Latimer is having her
house repaired and made ready for the
occupancy of her son-in-law and
daughter Mr. and Mrs, WeIIes LYMAN.
who will move here from Binghamton,
N. Y. Mr.. Lyman has been appointed
superintendent of the Palmer Bros
mill at Palmertown.
David Frteburg, who has been
spending a few days in New York has
returned to Palmertown.
Lloyd p. Jennings of Meriden was
in town during the middle of the week.
/ Addition to Mill.
The G. M:-Robertson company has
men at work building a stone addition
to their bank mill. which was built on
the site of the enc burned. The com
pany hope to have the mill in operation
by the first of the year
| Earl Holmes has succeeded George
| Allen in the packing room of the
Palmer Bros. company's mill.
Mrs. John Carlton has been enter
tanning Mrs. Thomas McDermott OF
Norwich.
Minstrel Show.
Friday evening the Athletic club
gave a minstrel entertainment A one
act farce, The Movement Cure, was
given. Orgille C. Walden entertained
with several selections on the saxa-
phone. F. J. Hope is director of the
, minstrel show.
Charles Kingsley. who has beer
motoring through Massachusetts
stopped. in Boston to see the world!
series games last week.
Carrier on Vacation.
Fred B. Tooker, rural carrier, start
ed Monday on his annual 15 days va
cation. During his absence FREQ
! Simpson is on duty.
Mrs. Ida Browning, who has beer
spending several weeks in Boston ha;
= returned to her home in Palnertowl
for a few weeks to prepare for closin:
> her home during the winter.
, Miss Josephine Hart returned t,
= Hebron Sunday night
: Among those from this place who at
4 tended the fair at Stafford Spring
= were Postmaster M E. Tooker. MI
: land Mrs. Edward Chappen. Mrs
& Charles Burgess. Mrs. Moses Hart
i The pulpit in the Baptist church wa
occupied by Rev. Mr.. Forest of Proyi
dence Sunday. ; During his stay il
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred I. Phillips
Move Back from Boston.
q Mrs. Harriet Allen and daughter
to Boston last spring. have move
t i back into the tenement in the Killee
n house in PeQuot
I'll Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Henry were i
I I Middletown Tuesday attending tn
l. convention.
d Mrs. Saphronia S. Miner, who die
n at the home of her grandson, DR.. Nor
l. ton E Fox. was the oldest member {
GOOD Cheer Sunshine society.