Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-29
YANTIC
Twenty Four Tables Filled at Fire mems Whist-DolIar Party of Grace Parish Clears $55-T. A. B. Team Defeat Engine Pool Team 50 to AS.

DeIeaE EnSine Hool cam oV 70 40a A number from here attended the. open meeting and installation ata the Norwich grange on Wednesday even ing.
 Whist at Engine House.
 The members of the Yantic Steam Fire Engine company have purchased 75 collapsiDle chairs for use in their hall and card table boards They were used for the first time Wednes- day evening, when the members of the entertainment committee of the Fire Engine company held a whist in the hall Seventy -four tables were played the first prizes, umbrellas. were won by Miss Bessie Smith and glass revolver, was given to Guy Whitney Dancing was enjoyed for an hour after the whist. Miss Florence Hoffman was pianist
 Dollar Party.
 A Dollar party was held in the chapel rooms of Grace Episcopal church Tuesday evening to which all the members of the parish had been invited. Over sixty responded and 9 most enjoyable evening was spent. Mrs. William F. Manning entertained the Assembly with two recitations,, An Overworked ElocutiOnist and In the Morning, in her skilful manner, winn- ing enthusiastic encores, when selec- tons equally as entertaining were given Mrs. Albert T. Bailey was heard in two melodious solos,, By Ven Rev. NJ. Mclean Goldie held the at- tention of all when he recited dra- matieally, When Father Shares.
 Sandwiches. cake and coffee were served. The sum of $55 was added to the treasury.
 In Meriden Hospital.
 Word was received from Neriden on Wednesday, by relatives of Mrs Paul Smith, a former resident here stating that she had undergone an operation in the Meriden City hospital
 News in General.
 Mrs. Seymour Quinley is ill.
 John~C, Tracy, contractor and builder, is confined to the house by illness.
 Mrs. Charles Barber has been spend- ing several days with relatives in Vol untOWn.
 Mrs Mary Ladd of EImwood wlao has been spending the past ten days in WilHpanlic with friends.
 Miss Julia King is spending this week at her home here.
 MT and Mrs. John F. Parkhurst of Stafford Springs were in town on Tuesday 10 attend the Dollar party and were entertained during their stay by Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Cong don.
 Mrs. John Kilroy entertained Miss Bessie Grant of TaftyilIe early in the week.
 High Water Mark.
 The canal reached the high water mark of the season Monday.
 Mrs. Earle Holbrook of Liberty Hill has been spending a few days this week with her sister, Mrs. Thomas LillibTidec
 Miss Nellie Kiroy attended the fu- neral of their aunt, Mrs. Margaret Hall Of Norwich, Wednesday.
 Mrs. Joseph Alackenzie and Miss Agnes Woodruff attended the golden wedding anniversary of MT and Mrs Capen Of Grove street Tuesday. T. A. 3. Team Wen. At the pool tourney in the Fire En- zine hall, Tuesday evening, the team from the T A. B. society defeated the Yantic players 50-45.
 Will Be Married in New York.
 Samuel Rosenbers-of the old Post farm of Waurecus Hill is to be mar ried to Miss Rose malmeud of New York on February 5. They are to stay in New York for their honeymoon. and from there will go to Atlantic City for about a month They are to reside on WaUVvecnS Hill