Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-05-13

Brothers Company Buys Real Es-
tats-tieavy Tool Falls on Mrs. G..
Z. Flaherty.
During April their were seventy-one
pupils perfect in attendance at the
at the Palmer Memorial eighty five.
AT the Collins district nine were per-
feet In attendance. The various
schools Ii town observed Library
Day with special exercises.
Mrs Florence Chapel was given a.
surprise Tuesday night, receiving a
May basket filled with, fruit, candy
and doxHyens and hung by Miss Agnes
Egglestone. Miss Mabel Wilbur, Miss
Dorothy Church, Miss Dorothy Chap
man. Miss Etlgenia Battery, Miss Al
ice Bugbee, Walter Church, Walter
Hubert. Charles Fox, Walter Palmer,
Walter Edwards, Louis Bonvelle,
Donald Chapel. The young folks were
twisted into the house, where a gem
eral good time was enjoyed.
chIIdren's Day Committee.
IA business meeting Of the Sunday
school board of the Methodist church
was held ana plans for observing
Ghildren's day were made. The fol-
lowing committee was appointed:
MRS. Hubert G. Dart, Mrs. Charles G.
Tibbetts and Mrs. Rufus Hurlbutt:
Delegates to attend the District In-
stitute to be held in Gales Ferry and
to attend the semi annual county con-
ference held in New London were Mrs.
Rufus HurTbutt, Mrs. Charles Ramage
and Miss Jennie Phillips.
X. OF c. interests
Pequot council, Knights of Column
bus, omitted the regular meeting Sum
day afternoon, and held it Tuesday
evening that those of the members
who desired to might attend the meet
ing Of White Cross Council, of Nor
WITCH. where the exempli1cation of the
third degree was carried out, Joseph
Hickey and Henry Rheaume left Sum
day to attend tine state convention at
Derby.
Joseph Moran has the contract to
| build q house for Henry Richards on
| his lot next to- that of David Walsh.
Miss AIzada Comstock spent the
weekend at the home of her parent.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie A. Cornstock at
Hill Top. Miss Comstock is teach
er at Mt. Holyoke College
May Basket for Teacher.
The pupils in the eighth grade OF
the Uncasville school surprised their
principal Miss Grace Hooper, by hang
higher a May basket on Wednesday
night at her home in Palmertown
Miss Hooper invited the company into
| the house, where the evening was
| spent playing games and with music
l MISS hooper served REFRESHMENTS.
/ Addressed Thursday Afternoon Club
The Thursday afternoon club was
/ in charge of the Ladies' Aid society
! Mrs. John Botham leading the meet
| ing. Miss Hunt, of Syracuse, N. 7.
addressed the meeting, telling what
| Billy Sunday had done in Syracuse
The refreshment committee was Mrs
| Chapman, Mrs. Wallet, Mrs. Dart an6
| Miss Long. There was an attendance
of twenty members.
i During Miss Hunts stay she is en-.
tertained at the parsonage by Mrs
Charles G. TFbbetts, her sister.
The house which ST German Bros
are building for Eugene BonvilIe il
Pequot, is nearing completion.
/ Worked for Red Cross.
| Wednesday afternoon the member
Of the Woman's Home Missionary so
J ciety of the Methodist church wer
!. entertained at the home of Mrs Johl
voted to working on Red Cross sup
i plies.
Mrs. Medos Lusigman and childrel
have returned to their home in New
Berford. Mass.
Those of the village who took par
in the District Skule held som
time ago in the Methodist church
met in the vestry Wednesday eve
ming for rehearsal preparatory to re
peating it at Gales Ferry.
Company, Buys Property.
III The Palmer Bros. Company recent
ly purchased the land and house @
! Joseph Killeen at the foot of Gay Hill
, the home of Mrs. Charles g; Chap
! man. also two houses owned by Mis-
= Nellie Chapman, all located on Ga
Hill. and the property above Dart
= store Familiarity known as the Doug
/ lass place.
Mrs. Ida Browning, who spends tn
nj do n
: Walden in Boston has come back fo
; the summer. Since her return sh
i has sold her home in PalmertoWn I
/ Mrs c. A. Chapman.
$ Pool Tournament.
Il A pool tournament was held Wed
Enesday evening between Ripley PER-.
Walter Perry, Allan Perry and Harol
l GustaYison for the Thames A1otC
Boat club against William Nelsol
Louis Bitters. George Bitters, an
: George Kent for the Chums Count1
club, of Quaker Hill. This was tt
! third game in the series and the scol
/ stands for the Thames Motor Boz
!, club 300 points to 174 for the Countl
z club. The boat club having the higI
2 est score for the series holds the 81
], yer cup.
A BAH game between the Warrior
! of this village and the Juniors of Pr
quot resulted in a score of II to 16 fl
the Warriors. The batteries for IL
: Warriors were Richards and McDel
!, mott. for the Juniors, Pachardo an
g Litsky.
Ell Tool Fell on Woman.
. Mrs. C. e. Flaherty came near b.
ing instantly killed on Sunday morI
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Flaherty had ju
alighted from a jitney near the c;
: station and were passing under one
r the poles that carries the eletric wir,
: where a workman was doing some r.
pair work, when he dropped a to
! weighing nearly two pounds, wink
y struck her hat, striking her arr
which it cut and bruised.
II A mems class has been formed |
d the Methodist Sunday school, d
i batting club is being organized.
i SOUTH lyme