Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-17

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Poisoned at Westerly.
Miss Melissa Mccall. who stays with
Mrs. Charles NJ Geer, is visiting her
nephew, Edward MCCALL
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Manning ana lam
NY were Sunday guests OF mrs. Aaeue
S. Robinson.
Joseph 3. Blakeslee lost a valuable
horse this week which he had recently
purchased. The animal died OF pneu-
Mrs. H. M. Peck. Mrs. c. NJ. Geer
and Niass Myra Geer were in Norwich
George s. wilcox returned to Put
nam Monday after spending two weeks
vacation at the home OF his uncle, =.
A. Hoxie.
Frank Parsons of Waterbury has
been visiting at J. B. Biakeslee's.
Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ. Geer and chill
dren. Leroy and Myra Geer, also Mrs.
Geers mother. Mrs H nd. Peck, were
in Canterbury Sunday, guests of Mr..
and Mrs Nelson ]. lyon.
The L. A. C. baseball team did not
play the Yautic team last Saturday al
| ternoon as expected, as the Yantic nine
was unable TO play that day. Today
chester team on the Lebanon grounds.
Mrs. Robert Lille and infant daugh-
ter Arlene returned from st. Joseph'e
| hospital, willimantic, last Friday.
Miss Katherine Durfey was the
guest of Miss Alice Blakeslee last
6. M. Geer was in Baltic Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Manning
were guests Sunday of their daughter,
Mrs. Julia Randall. They also called
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Briggs.
Charles H. Abel of New Britain is
spending some time at the home of his
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Abel.
Found Quail's Nest.
While working in the oatheld re-
Gently, Myron ]. Hoxie found q quail s
nest containing % eggs. The same
| day he also saw an old quail and a
| flock of young quail with her.
John Abel of New York and Miss
Clara Abel OF Union City were at the
home of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. g:
j. Abel, recently. Miss Clara Abel
has been attending the Panama expo
sition.
Edwin Robinson and son Albert of
st. Louis, Mo-, are in town for the sum-
Miss Ruby Sweet is entertaining
miss Carna Larsen of East Hartford.
Mrs. Louis Abel and son Edwin of
Boston are at Mrs. Ida AbelPs.
| Supper and Entertainments.
A variety supper social was given
| by the young people of the Baptist
church in the chapel Tuesday evening,
with a large attendance. The pro-
gramme Consisted of recitations by
| Mrs. William e. Manning Of Yantic and
| instrumental music by Mrs. Annie
Martin at the piano and Joseph Sample
on the violin. The sum of $40 was
cleared. which goes toward the piano
| Just purchased for the society.
| Miss Vera H. Hoxie is spending some
/ time In Boston and Worcester, the
| guest of friends.
/ Miss Hattie Manly is visiting at her
old home, the guest of Mrs. A. L. Day,
Poisoned at Westerly.
| Miss Hattie Hewitt has been suffer
| Ing from ptomaine poisoning caused by
/ eating food in a restaurant in Wester-
| care Of a trained nurse, but is little
more comfortable.
Mrs. Alvin Lyman is i'll.
VERSION Boothby of Woodmont has
been visiting his father, A Boothby.
L Charlotte White of Bridgeport is the
guest of Leora Carpenter.
Miss Katherine Durfey is visiting al
Mrs. Myron Peckham's
1 Mr.. and Mrs. William Blanchard
Edna Burgess, Mr.. and Mrs. G. s
Goodwin and Miss Harriet Blanchard
of Franklin enjoyed an auto ride tc
Michigan park sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blaksley and
daughter Beatrice were Sunday guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Baunister II
Franklin.
Mrs. H. M. Peck and Mrs. Charles
Geer were in Hartford Wednesday
The trip was taken with MIR. and Mrs
John Tracy and son John of Franklin
in their new car.
Mis- s Bessie Sheffield of Worcestel
is visiting at George Lyman's and F
N. Taylor's.
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Sweet OF Hart.
ford are visiting their daughter, Mrs
Karl Bishop.
Mark Carpenter of Hartford was II
town over Sunday.