Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

AttracrINe FeatUFeS O1 "aShHi9toh Social.
 Miss Eleanor Burrows gave a val entine party Friday evening to the following guests: Misses Dorothy Harris, Florence Walbridge, Emily c. Babcock, Fay Johnson, Hestor Wal bridge; also Elisha N. Davis, Theo- Clifford Deslay. Carl Hammond, Theo- iore Perry. The room was prettily decorated. The young hostess wore a white dress e1aborately trimmed with red hearts of various sizes and a girdle fringed with hearts. Games were played and nds.c was enjoyed. Refreshments were served.
 Windy and Cold.
 The anemometer at Riverview cot tage marked 58 miles of wind Saturday and the thermometer there registered four degrees below zero on Sunday morning.
 Plans Athletic Season.
 The Young Mems association held it's meeting in the asso ciatt9u roonls, Tuesday evening at which time several new monlbers were taken in. The as sociation has made many improve lnents to their rooms and 1t makes an ideal place for the men of the vil- lage to spend a pleasant evening. Theodore Johnson was reelected man. ager of the baseball team for the com ing season and Horace S Williams assistant manager. Johnson has been manager for the past thres years. Ar. thur DefosSer was elected manager of the football team and William Kenne- dy was reelected chairman of athletics The association plans to be repre- scented strongly in all out door sports.
 Washington Social.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- .r,+ TlN yP-TH 1oNt6 f7 7tY9GY fnVN mi Wednesday afternoon and evening at ti1e ro2,Gence of MT. and Mrs. Horace o WI .uauIs. The rooms were dec ora cd with flags of various efzes, he.tthrts. ard cherries. The .iJ hg r ,am was liz tied with candles. Sup Der aas aeryro at O'Clock. The nt- tendance was good, notwithstanding the unpleasant weather. Music and games were enjoyed. Several of the ladies present wore colonial costumes.
 Attended Norwich Ball.
 Miss Ruth Burrows went to Nor wich Monday evening to attend the Chelsea Boat Club ball.
 Ernest w. Brown of Riverhead farm was in Hartford this week to attend the annual meet of the State Poultry association of which he was elected president.
 Cadets Norvin Smith and George Crosby of Fort Trumbull, N. L., were
 
 Misses Burrows.
 Captain and Mrs. John E. Spofcord and daughter, Miss Thelma Spofford of Brooklyn, N. Y, were guests this week of Mrs. Spoffords parents, Mir. and Mrs C. Edison Stapelyn of Bur nets Corner.
 Mrs. A. Lee Coles and son Master Edward Coles of DilIze Saskatchewan, who are spending the winter with Mrs. Colers parents, MT. and Mrs. Jercy H. Eldredge are guests this week of rel atives at Winsted.
 Returns to Ohio.
 Louis Hood has returned TO oJ 10 after visit to local friends. His youngest son, Master Vernon Hood who has been spending the past four years with relatives at Preston City accompanied his father to Ohio to reside.
 Harry Norman has returned to his home in Norwich after spending the past two weeks here caring for his father, James Norman who has been seriously i'll John Horsford ot Did Mystic is now caring for MT. Norman George Burgess of Groton and Rob- ert Burrows of Seattle, Washington were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs Albert Burrows.
 Miss Aldeane Clark has returned from a visit over Sunday and Wash irgton's tirthday with Miss Florence Cooke of Hartford.
 Wi1fred T.. Brown has conp:esed lis iCe Harvesting.
 Miss Geneive F'rink left Wednes lay for a visit to her cousin, Miss Earth emor Lamb of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Rorace $. Williams spent the week end with Edward Davis of New Ha- ven.
 Robert Young of Hartford spent the week end and Washington's birthday with local relatives
 Zerah Lamphere of the Burnet's Corners. district is harvesting ice on the Bind1oss pond
 Wilfred Tabor has returned to Prov idence after visit to his uncle and aunt. MT. and Mrs. John Horsford.