Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-06
ASHFORD
Ladies' Aid Society Reorsanizsd- Putnam D, A. R. Chapter Visits Mrs. Sarah Bradbury, Real paush- ter, os.

ter, 98. George Clark, Charles Lewis. MT. and Mrs: Darwin Lewis and Miss El sic Lewis. all of Putnam, visited friends here Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Clemens of Will hmantic have been spending a few days with William Clemens in Phoe- nixvi1le.
 Mrs. ElIery Bartlett visited her par- ents in Stafford Saturday and Sum- day. She called on Miss IA F. Brown former pastor of the Methodist church here.
 parents, MT and Mrs. H. Twiss of
 Carlton and Logan Taten of Wiili- mantle called on relatives here Sum
 Mrs. Lucien Weeks has returned from the Day-KimbalI hospital, much improved in health.
 Miss Mabel Jones is working in M1ddletown for the present. William Cowan, formerly of this place. now of New Haven, visited here Monday and Tuesday,
 Mrs. Elisha Perry of South Wood stock spent few days recently with her daughter. Mrs. Edgar Bosworth.
 Society Reorsanized.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. B. church reorganized last Saturday afternoon at the church.
 Mrs. Charles F.. Buell. and daughter, Miss Edna and son, Kenneth, spent a few days recently with Rev and Mrs J. R. Miller Of West Thompson.
 Mrs. Gertrude Frost spent part of Monday and Tuesday in Phoenfxville, the guest Of Mrs. Cora Joslin.
 Funeral of D. P. Carpenter. The funeral of David P. Carnenter held Sunday af h A. F. Linscott, of the Congregational church officiating. The bearers were Fred Bowen, George Bowen, Henry Bosworth and Orlo Carpenter. Burial was in the Grove cemetery. | Miss Daisy Lyon of Williamstown, Mass, is visiting at her home at Crys- | tai Lake.
 Chester Hull and family of Middle | town visited friends here Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. Dwight Lyon of North Wind ham and son-in-law, Clarence Norris Of New London were in town Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Rindge of Union called in town Sunday. Mrs. DawIey's Death.
 Mrs. Susan DawIey, who has made her home at the hotel the past winter died there last Sunday, aged S6. She has been in feeble health for a long time, being confined to her bed for a . | OA 1A1OAIISs 1E6 funeral ser vices were held at the hotel Tuesday at p. m. Rev. A. F. Linscott off, ciated. She leaves three grandsons and a number of nieces. Burial Was in the Gen. Lyon cemetery.
 Visited Real Daughter.
 Fifteen members of Elizabeth Por- ter Putnam chapter, D. A. R., called Monday on Sarah Bradway, who cele. brated her 9Sth birthday Sunday. Mrs Bradway is a real daughter of the American Revolution, a daughter o1 Allen Bosworth, who fought in the Revolutionary war The ladies ore. sented Mrs. Bradway a May basIe- laden with gifts, one package to bt opened each day in the month. Be. sides the members of the D. A. R. there were the following relatives present: Mrs. Charles Bradway, War. ren RradWay and wife, Mrs Benja. min Delano and Master Bradway, al of Putnam, Mrs. Aaron Bowen, z daughter of Mrs. Bradway. Mrs. MarC Lewis, Mrs. E. $. Keith, Mir and Mrs Charles Clark, grandchildren, Car and Aldrich Lewis, great grandchil. dren, Mrs. Mary Jones, niece, all O. Eastford.
 They were entertained by Mrs. Oar. win Clark, a daughter, assisted b, Mrs. Keith, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. C Clark. Sandwiches, cake and coffe, were served From the house they Journeyed to the cemetery and placed a bronze marker and flag on tn, 1 patriots grave.