Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
uNcAsvILLE
Burial Of Miss Grace k. FiierA0Pshs : Meeting Of WsodFien=Rseent FaR.
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 tlss--class Gives Ehtertainnent.
 The body 5f Miss Grace l. .iiiiaa Fiisr for burial iii the family blot in Com stocks cemetery. The funeral which was private, was held from the h6irik of her granddaughter. Mrs R. G. Hoops CT. The Rev Es @. Hastings, fofnief eenducted the Services at the house and at the grave, Relatives and friends acted as bearers, There were many beautiful floral pieces. s
 James Rutnseff has returned to his home in Broekiyi1s sg1 sy W
 Mir. and Mrs. Newman ef Peauet are In New York. 4
 eurPriss Party.
 Several friends efs Miss Helen ,Iohn- son met at her home as a surprise on Friday evening. Those present Were Misses Ida Fatro, Edith Johnson, Alice Johnson, Alice Potter, caTol l Binshain, Ellsworth Faure. The evening was enjoyahly spent with vocal and ir- strumental music Refreshnients we're served. s
 Miss Evelyn Maynasd, who has been guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs L. J. LaBounty, has returned to Fish CTS Island.
 Mrs. Moses Hart is spending this week with her daughter, Mrs. Johnson, of Norwich.
 Ralph Hooper returned to his home I In Arlington, Mass, Friday after a 1 two days visit with relatives in town Woodmsn'a Open Meeting. There was a large attendance at the open meeting of CocheEan camp Modern Woodmen, of America. held II Robertson's hall Friday evening. Many Tout of town guests were present. I'm parade started about. 8 o'clock iron l the station, headed by walden's band The officers of the camp are working hard for the banner which Is to b' given to the camp which has thu largest increase in membership.
 Miss Annie Hooper. of Arlington I Mass..k who spent a few days witt her sister, Mrs Henry Dart, returne, home Monday.
 Class Entertainment.
 The entertainment given by Mis- Landphere's Sunday school pupils ii the chapel Friday evening was well at T tended. The-ice cream and cake sal and grab bag were well patronizeo About S10 was taken in. Each clas in the Sunday school will give an en tertainment, the proceeds to be use for Christmas tree funds.
 Richard Mansfield Of s-the Bradle I Street Mission occupied the pulpit i the Baptist church Sunday.
 I Miss Winnie Bartlett. who has bee spending the summer in Gales Ferr. returned to the home of her parent! MT. and Mrs. Charles Bartlett, to spen a few days previous to going to Prov idence, where she will attend schoC
 of designing.
 1 New Pastor Coming.
 Rev. Donald Fletcher of Vermont I expected to move into the parsonas j October 1st to begin his pastorate ( :. the Quaker Hill church. The Rev. D. Luddington, former pastor, occupie
 the pulpit Sunday morning. Roylston Hart of the Montville Atf fletic club played Saturday in Colchez ter pitching for the Emeralds of No,
 wich. The game was won by the Nol wich team, 8 to 5.
 The announcement of the engage inent of Miss Henrietta D. Bidwell James w. Taylor, son of Mfr. and MT ! Peter Taylor of Hill Top, was recen lys made by Miss Bidwell's parent : who reside on Mckinley avenue, No wich.
 Party. for Daughter.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Alexand, f recently entertained a party of your
 people, including Misses Alice Brigg . Vera Foley, Mildred Griswold, Natal . Riley, Pauline Mathers, Grace Whi : Etlescey, Dorothy Kalleen, friends
 their daughter. Miss Alice -A1exande s whose birthday occurred Saturda
 Games were played, a peanut hui r proving an entertaining feature of u ,. evening. Mrs. Alexander served a d.
 licious supper. On the table was
 large birthday cake, lighted by thi
 teen candles. ;, Miss Alexander r
 ceived many pretty gifts.
 Walter Bergman of Pequot has o1 P tained employment in Thamesville. ( Two candidates were admitted to u II camp at the last meeting of Coch
 gan camp, Modern Woodmen. MT. and Mrs. Louis Morin of Pequ entertained over the week end Erne ' Bernatches of Waterbury Mrs Louis B. Hurlbutt of Hartfo = is spending few days at the home her mother, Mrs. Mary Nessler