Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18
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 The Tnussdsv Afeeeuem GAf ne1G its wesasly nsstins in the dhn1h psF-5 ernoon program was in charge oG Mrs Hubert c. Dart and Afr& Phii1tpS and MTs. Botham were the coznmiktea on refreshu3ents, which were serve1 Norwich will address the meeting this Saturday evehins aboue twenty-five friends of Elmer Garrett of Palmer town met at his home as e surprise on his birthday. Games. music and the evening. Refreshments were also served. Mir. Garrett received a num- Der Of pretty gifts.
 Mir. and Mrs. Everett Arnold and while With friends in Mantle. have returned home.
 conoert By AGams Sisters.
 The entertainment given by the Adams sisters in the Baptist chapel Friday evening was we'll attended, Mir. and Mrs. Louis Conan sand children of Pequot were in Hanover recently attending the wedding of a x. of c. Social. The social and dance given Fri day evening by Pequot Council, Knights of Columbus, was well at tended and the financial result was fifty dollars. The success of the af- fair was due to the committee. Corne- lius Fitzgerald, John Mahoney. Matt hew Walsh, Cornelius Driscoll and John Cuddy. Miss Eva St. Germain of Pequot was awarded a barrel of flour and Miss Esther Cohen silk pr. Wilson to Leave. < l It is reported that Dr. Frank E Will ] son, who has been q Dracticing physi- | ct1n in the town for the past few <; ears. has sold his practice and will luke q course of studies before To- iating elsewhere.
 Miss Eliza Palmer is spending a few days with friends in Norwich. Leaves for Maire. Rev. W. H. Lallin. up to short time ago has been the pastor at the Bap- l tist church. had his household goods shipped end he with Mrs Iakin and son, left Thursday for Maine, where | he has taken a pas.orate. I John Bolger. su2erintendent of the Reyes Product 'D.'s mill, has moved his family into !ho mousse opposite ihe 1 Palmer Broa. Co : 7IliI sa!e and Supper. ] The gale and supper given by The ! Methodist chlirlh slcitty Friday was ! .arse-y attended anG the money raised : ';i.. ,e lssd ny the society 10 defray the cxpenstG of p,.intirg the church. Mrs. Se.inie Philips and Mrs Oscar 1 Church assisted Mrs. Cora Gotham, | Wh1 ltas iii charge of the supper. Others who assisted with the apron I table, ice cream and cake, were Mrs. Cha-les E. Ramage, Mrs. Albert W. Avery, Mrs. Charles F. Bartlett, Mrs. Mary Cha p.nan, Mrs. J. E. IIiI,. Mrs. Richard Johnson. Mrs. William Vailett the Misses Nay ard Fannie Smith, Miss Florence Rogers and Miss Alice Ramage.
 Thomas Brannigan of Fast Dowing- ton, Pa. IS spending a few days with friends in town.
 Walter Burgess, who has been em- ployed in Castleton, W. Y. arrived
 Sunday at tl.e home of his parents
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burgess for a
 few weeks stay. -a
 Mrs. Josephine Hurt left Sunday
 afternoon for South Coventry, after .
 weekend visit al t1e home Of Ter
 parents.
 Miss Mildred Erickson has rctu, h.
 ed to her home in I;orwich, after a
 weeks visit with friends in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Wallace Potter en-
 tertained a few friends at their hc1ne at Hill Top Thursday evening in
 honor of Miss Pauline Leobel of New
 York.
 Gave Pageant
 Wednesday evening the Immigrant
 pageant which the fociety of the r Methodist church rave been prepar-
 ing for was given in the church.
 Leave for Florida. MT. and Mrs. James E. Comstock of +n xr-f,, a4
 their cottage at Florida.
 The Tuesday evening prayer meet d ings were held at the homes of Mir
 and Mrs. Hubert Dart and Mrs. Phil
 ips.
 Miss May Turner -stenographer fo1 the C. M. Robertson Co.,, after a week d at the Lawrence hospital for surgica l. treatment has returred home. y A delegation of members Of Coche-
 gan Camp, Modern woodmen o1 d America, attended the meeting oi Il White Oak Camp. New London, Tues
 day night, making the trip in auto
 mobiles.
 l. Miss Mae Cullen of New York. wht n is on an auto trip through Connecti s cut, spent Sunday as the guest O
 Mrs. Daniel Devine of Pequot. r. Surprise Party. !, The foIlwina friends of Mss Clars ..as Clark gave her surprise Monda. night: Misses Amanda Hubert, Gladly a Carlton, Dorothy Petroski, Ella West iv Martha Petroski. Gladys and Margu y erite Golf, Mary Clark, Carrie Clark
 Edna Judge. Edna Rhinehart, Fan
 nie Ocrant. Edith Hubert Anni J. Stepanick, Carrie Clark, Lillian Gar ,f rett, also Stanley Petrosk Henr. y Clark, Ely Clark, Newton Babcoch r. John Allen, George Allen, Charle
 West, Frank Neff, Antone Velor
 Thomas Harrocks, Amede Lusignar George Rabbit, Hy1nan B1avermar is Dudley Neff and Bennie Rogoff. Tn n party was to celebrate Miss Clark
 birthday. The evening passed pleas
 ant1y with games, music and refresh
 ments. Miss Clark was presented
 handsome bracelet.
 Joseph Berth of Hanover spent tn n, weekend with friends in town. It At the session of the Methodif y Sunday school Sunday, Mrs. Jenni Phillips, Mrs. Newton and Mrs Hu .n bert Dart gave a report of their af l. tendance of the State Sunday schos
 convention.
 In Death of Rev. Mir. Wilcox.
 The death of Rev Asa T Wfflrni1 T