Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-26

latch String Out For Many Yuletide Guests-St. James Church to Be Re- decorated-.Beeman-G Gordon Wedding Mrs. Elsie Gaines Dies as Result
 of FaII-Baptist Delegates Coming For Conference.
 Mrs. Rosicus Back of Southbridge spent Christmas with her son, Judge Harry E.. Back and family. MT. and Mrs. Charles S. Bill enter tained MT. and Mrs. Harry Hamilton and daughter, Dorothy. of Providence over the holiday.
 Charles Scofeld of Boston, spent Christmas with Danielson relatives. Mrs. T. R. Maxfeld of New York was a Christmas guest of MT. and Mrs. Frederick A. Jacobs.
 Lieutenant Walter Jacobs, U. s N., Philadelphia, spent Christmas at his home here
 MT. and Mrs Leslie Murray and Miss Marietta Healey, all of Hartford. were guests of MT. and Mrs. Patrick F. Mur- ~ay. MT. and Mrs A. P. Woodward were with Providence relatives over Sun
 day. .,..
 Edward McDerrnott of White Plains, ". Y., and He1ry McDermctt of Woonsocket, visited their mother. Mrs. Michael McDermott over the holiday nSSONSTlH9 T.TOHn tlIneSSn Charles M. dams is recovering from an illness that has kept him at his home on Academy street for a few days.
 The hearing on the remonstrance against granting a license to Ell Dagenias, adjourned from last Sat urday, is to be held here Saturday
 morning.
 Michael J. Sullivan of Providence spent the holiday with Mrs. Michael Sullivan of High street. MT. and Mrs. Michael Millea of Providence were holiday guests of relatives here.
 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Gardner, IT,, en- tertained Mrs. Gardner's parents, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Evans of Salisbury, Mass, over Christmas. MT. Evans is 1 chairman of the board of assessors of Salisbury and in that capacity has | had important official connections with 1 the famous beach properties, which are to be splendidly developed. Mrs. Martin Wolf of Jewett City, spent the holiday with Danielson rel i atives.
 State Secretary to Preach.
 Dr. A. B. Coats. secretary of the Baptist state convention. is to preach at the Union Baptist church in East 1 I<illingly next Sunday morning and at the Baptist church here next Sunday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Earl Dixon of Hartford spent the holiday with relatives in Danielson.
 Beeman- Gordon. Miss Vera l.. Gordon, East Killing lv. stenographer in the office Of l.. A. Bradford. and Harry Beeman, of Prov idence, were married here Saturday evening by Rev. W. D. Swafield s Wedding January 2nd.. The wedding of Miss Leah Burns, daughter of Mrs. Mary Burns, Web ster, and Carroll Allen. son of H1r. and Mrs. E. E. Allen, Brooklyn, is set for January 2. Miss Burns is a teacher in the schools of Killingly Christmas Bonus For Employees With accustomed generosity the Connecticut Mills company added ten per cent. above the regular amount in their employees pay envelopes as a Christmas gift. Scores of young people spent at least part of the holiday in enjoying the splendid winter sport of sllatinc Christmas exercises were held and there was a. Christmas tree at the Pen tecostal church Monday evening"
 Sang Carols. Members of the choir of the Baptist church sang carols until the birth of Christmas day, going about to homes of shut-i51s and at other places where the singing was appreciated.
 Will Decorate Church.
 Rev. M. J. Ginet M. S, announced that the interior of St. James church is to be redecorated. It is expected that the work will be completed by Faster In the vestibule of the church are drawings showing the proposed decorative plan, which when cared out will make the interior very heau- tiful.
 In Hartford Hospital.
 Louis Bartlett, son of MT. and Mrs. o. P. Bartlett of Prospect street. is a patient at I Hartford hospital for an operation for the relief of q hin trouble that developed recently. He was taken to Hartford in a motor am bulance from that city. It is expect eo that he will quickly recover his health.