Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-02-05
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Birthday Surprise Party.
The friends of Miss Helen Lennihan
gave her a pleasant surprise party on
her birthday. Among those present
We're: Miss Minnie Chapel, Miss Carrie
Wood, Miss Ethel Wood, Miss Dora
Richards. Miss Lillian Norm, Miss Ida
NORM, Miss Addie Miller, Mrs. Ed
ward L. Graves, Miss Bridget Kelley,
Miss Mary Lennihan, Mrs. Johanna
Murphy, Miss Ida Cushday. Austin
Matthews, Reuben Austin, Charles
Lewis Peters, Edward Killeen, Lewis
La Bounty, Henry st. German, Thorn
as Tuckey, Cornelius Fitzgerald.
Games and music formed a part of the
served. Miss Lennihan received many
pretty gifts. Among them were a
handsome bracelet.
John Botham Sent to Jail.
John Botham was arrested by Con-
stable NJ. ]. Hickey and brought before
Justice of the Peace, William Smiddy
on charge of drunkenness and breach
of peace. He was found guilty and
sentenced to thirty days in Jail and
to pay costs to the amount of $3.50.
Joseph RoSseau has moved his house
hold goods and family to Sterling,
where he has obtained employment.
Edward Hermanson, while employed
on the state road, dislocated his ell
bow.
Al Bonfoey has taken the contract
to paint the house George Dart re-
Gently purchased of the Walden es-
tate. He started in on the work Tues
day.
Mrs. Mary Cornet, who has been i'll
with grip is able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shaffer and
children of Providence, who are spend
ing a few weeks with Mr.. Skaters
parents in Norwich, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bur-
CESS in Pafmertown.
K. Of c. Second Degree Conferred.
At the special meeting of Pequot
council, Knights Of Columbus, Thurs
day night in Hickey's hall, the sec
| ond degree was conferred on a class
and five more applications for mem
bership were received. After the de-
| gree work an entertaining program of
musical selections was rendered by the
councils quarete, Edward Curtin,
| Henry RheaUme, Austin Matthews and
| Cornelius fitzgerald.
Country Clubs Dance.
About fifty attended the MontviIle
| Country clubs social and dance in
Hickey's hall, Friday evening. Hic-
keys orchestra furnished music for
twenty dances. Refreshments were
served.
Miss Gertrude Rogers spent the
Weekend the guest Of Mrs. Andrew
| Champion in Mantle.
| Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lathrop were
driving in their machine Friday after
! noon. In attempting to pass car, the
front wheel Of their machine caught in
| the trolley track and was taken off,
Neither of them was injured.
Missionary Afternoon Club.
The entertainment which the Ladies'
| Aid Society was to have held last
week was postponed and was held
Friday evening in the Sunday school
room Of the Methodist church Thurs
| day afternoon the women of this viii
lage were invited to the church par
lors to organize a club, called the
Thursday afternoon club. After the
business part Of the meeting a social
time was spent and tea was served
Arthur Newton. who is employed out
| of town. Is spending while with his
mother, Mrs. George L. Newton.
First Selectman George II. Bradford
attended the Mckinley dinner in New
Haven, Saturday evening.
Benefit Musicale.
The pupils of Mrs. Browne of New
London planned musicale in lockers
| hall for the benefit of the Uncasville
school Tuesday evening. The program
follows: Finale to William Tell. over
saS GGazlaee ws ze5rol Mr. H EaTes
Spring, (Colner) Miss Thompson; Joy
| of the Morning (Harriett Ware) Mrs
| Byles; victrola selections: duet, o
4 That We Two Were Maying (White),
Mrs. Payne and Mr.. Eagles; banjo
songs 0Sidney Horner). Mr.. Geer;
Song Of Spring 0Nfatthews), Miss May
nard; victrola selections; chorus, Re-
cessional (I5iplin- DeKoven). The pro-
oeeds will be added by the school to
the fund they are raising to pay fo6 a
4 victrola purchased some time ago.
Matthew Geary, who 10 employed IN
Mystic. spent the weekend at the
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