Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-25


 MT. and Mrs. Victor Rosenlund of Pequot have stored a part of their household goods and moved the rest to New Haven where MT Rosenlund obtained employment several weeks
 Charity Work Planned.
 There was a good attendance at the meeting of the Goodcheer Sunshine society at the home of Mrs. Cornell ius F1aherty Thursday afternoon. Plans were made for the distribution Of good cheer among those needing it for Thanksgiving. There was work on articles for the society's coming sale. A very enjoyable afternoon was spent. Mrs. Flaherty served refresh ments.
 Joseph Dactor of Baltic Is to open . shop here.
 Lived in North Stoninston.
 Dr. Robert Harrington has arrived in town. Dr. Harrington comes here from Massachusetts but a few years ago was in North Stonington.
 Rev. Charles Tibbetts, pastor of the M. E. church recently returned from a recent visit with friends in Provi- dence.
 Home From Sweden.
 Fred Bergman of Pequot. who has been on a several weeks visit with friends in his native Sweden. has re- Miss Helen Nichols of Meriden has been spending some time with friends in town.
 installing the heating apparatus in the Palmer Memorial school building.
 Former Pastor Breaches
 Rev. Elisha Sanderson of Bridgewa- ter, Me-. occupied the pulpit in the Baptist church on Sunday morning and afternoon. MT. Sanderson. who came to Boston to attend the meet 1nEs, consecrated by Rally Sunday, came to occupy the pulpit in the Mont vile church when about ten years ago he was the pastor. There was a large attendance at both services to hear him. Mrs. A. P. Mitchell enter tained him during his stay in town.
 Mrs. F. E. Newton has returned to her home in East Lyme.
 About O. dozen members of PeQuot in Norwich attending the exemplifi- cation of the third degree on class by White Cross council Sunday after noon.
 . Joseph Rheinhart has moved his household goods to New London. Frank Bentley of Hill Top has rent cd a portion of his house to MT. and Mrs. IIosmer of Springfield. Mass.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Lees left town Sat- urday to visit friends in Pattison, N. Mrs. Albert Avery of Hill Top has as her guest her sister Mrs. Henry Avery of Mantle.
 Mrs. Joseph Levois entertained on Sunday Miss Mary Raymond and Miss Blanche Raymond of Baltic.
 Pageant a Success.
 The pageant given by the society in the Methodist church was well at tended and successful. Among those taking part were Rev. Charles c. Tib- George Brierly, Mrs. Richard Johnson, Miss Vera Bartlett, Melvin Robinson and Ralph H. Melor as officers. The other parts were taken by members of the church and Sunday school.
 John Killen who has been laid up with badly spra1ned ankle. is able to be out.
 seouts Outing.
 The Boy Scouts of the village en- loved a three-mile lave Sunday, The boys carried lunch and built fire by which they broiled frankfurts..
 Patrick Donohue, employed in Mys- tic, spent the weekend at his home in town.
 Mrs. Henry Jerome has as guests MT. and Mrs. Prescott of New Jer- sey and Everett Angus of New York; Mrs. James B. Cornell of Hartford was a brief visitor in town the first of the week.
 The weekly prayer meeting Tuesday night was held at the homes of MT. and Mrs. Charles B. Ramage and MT. and Mrs. William Noble.
 During the absence of the regular carrier F. B. Tooker, the first of the week Fred Simpson substituted.