Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
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Former Quaker Hill Pastor Here from Los AnseIes-PoliticaI Meeting Birthday Celebrated-.Bale Falls on William RoIIes.

William Boiies.
 MT. and Mrs. Leolin A. Comstock of Hill Top had as their guest over the week end Rev. J. Chester Hyde of Los Angeles, Cal. a former pastor of Quaker Hill Baptist church. MT. Hyde occupied the pulpit in his old pastorate at both services Sunday.
 Henry Allen, George Allen and Seth Armstrong were among those who took an automobile trip to Springfield to attend the dairy fair.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Kennerson of Pequot have had as guests Casper Kennerson of Willimantic and Reuben Henderson of Westerly.
 The Reyes Product company's mill started up it's paper making machine Wednesday morning.
 Clifford Shields. who has been chauffeur on the Porteous & Mitchell auto delivery, has resigned
 Fred Rice IS able to be out again, having recovered from fall from an apple tree.
 Freeman Kennerson has recovered from an illness of several weeks.
 Edward Geary, who mas been on the transport Ayres, is enjoying few weeks vacation at his home in the village.
 Pequot council, K of G., will hold their annual social and dance in No vember.
 Henry Rheaumme who has been off duty for a week is back as chauffeur for Fred Crandall.
 MT. and Mrs. Cornelius F. Flaherty and son were week end guests of rel atives in New London
 The Boy Scouts are planning to hold a social gathering Halloween eve
 Political Meeting. A political meeting was held on the corner near the postoftice Thursday evening. G. w. Simonson, prohibition candidate for governor and others ad- dressed the people.
 The cottage prayer meetings were held this week at the home Tuesday Cousins and MT. and Mrs. Richard Johnson. Oscar Church has begun painting the Methodist church.
 Two Birthdays Celebrated.
 Mrs, Thomas Watt of Falme1town entertained Mrs. Elizabeth Burchard and Mrs. Henry Jerome of Hill Top Mrs E. J. Hampstead and daughter, Miss Agnes Hampstead, of Quaker Hill, Mrs. Cleta Gardner Saturday af- ternoon in honor of the birthday of Mrs Burchard and Mrs. Jerome, which occurred that day. A very pleasant time was spent and refreshments were served by Mrs. Watt.
 AlI-Day Session. The Thursday Afternoon club held an alIday session 'on Wednesday for the purpose of sewing on articles for the coming Christmas sale. Lunch was served at noon. A large amount of work was done.
 Bale Fell on Him.
 While William Bolles was at work in freight car containing bales of paper stock one of the bales fell on him, holding him fast by the ankle Tho 1A oTCr1r ok
 The tenements owned by the Thames Speciality company are being repaired and made ready for painting.
 Earl Lathrop, who has been occu- pying the cottage owned by Dwight Kelsey, moved this week to the Chap man house on Gay Hill, recently pur- chased by the Palmer Brothers com | pany and remodeled into a two-tene- 1 rhent house.
 Surprised on Birthday
 Miss Ella Rosenlund, Miss Rose La voie, Miss Alnira Marcoux, Miss Ida Eonville, Miss Edna Judge, Miss Flor ence Chapel, Miss Elsie La Bounty, Miss Minnie Fields, Edward Kenner- son. Wilfred Rushford Raymond Moore, Newton Babcock, Benny Clark, John Levine, Antone VeIon, George Rabbit, friends of Miss Mary Clark. paid her an unexpected visit at her nome on Monday evening in honor of her birthday. An enjoyable evening was spent with games, music, etc, with refreshments served during the evening. Miss Clark received a num- Der of pretty gifts. William Lyman has left the en- ploy of the Palmer Brothers company and is working for the Hopkins & Allen company, NoSwich. Leaves for California. Frank Beck left town Saturday Cor Los Angeles, Cal, where he will ST . q the winter.
 Miss Eleanor Darrow of Mantle has spent few days with relatives in this village.
 Frank Hart of Hadlyme and Miss Josephine Hart of South Coventry were week end guests at the home of their parents, MT. and Mrs. Moses Hart.
 Arthur Rhaeumme, accompanied by Armond Plouff, made a trip to New Haven and Waterbury Monday in MT. Rheaumme's automobile. Mrs Alice P. Mitchell entertained the Ladies' Aid society at her home Wednesday afternoon.