Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-03-31


Mrs. Esba Huntington has been con-
aned TO ter home by illness.
Mrs. Sarah Richmond has moved hez
household goods to the home OF hel
gon. Walter Richmond
Six new looms have been put into
the Central Worsted NALL and more are
expecfed- They win run by electrici-
Alberto. walker has been suffering
from lameness. having been Kicked by
Harold Rarber of the Hartford Theo-
iigicsl seminary. preached here last
James Adams has been q recent Wis
ttor in Worcester go
Mrs; Gsorge W. Loring was IN Nor
Schools cissss friday for . svsesz "a
The xogus aides Eeabroidery
club met ~ Gore Loring Z.
Dayville. panfe1son. Wauregan. Hoos-
up and fhfs village.
Miss EerT1do Handy spent Sunday
Miss r. F;,t6 5rzt,se,rson and Mss
Helen 3illinghast attended the Ma
sonic dance In 1ewetk City.
Felix Lambert went to the hospital
again Saturday He had q surgical
Operations two years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Lawton, Miss
Ella Lawton and Miss Catherine Law
ton Of Brooklyn. attended chuch here
Sunday
Mrs John Fletcher entertained her
niece from Pomfret. Saturday.
hr. and Mrs. John Stone Of Provi-
dence and Nathaniel p. Thompson of
this village who is spending the win
ter in Providence with his daughter.
Mrs. Stone were Sunday guests at
William Deans. Other Sunday guests
were Mrs Charles Arnold. Miss EIil-
dred Arnold. Lester and Albert Arnold,
Of Green's, r. L sssss4 a-s-ss
Mrs. Herman Chapman has, been en-
PERTAINING her sister. Mrs. Jennie Trtpp
Frfnk OF jamestown, R. L
The Easter concert has been post
pcned week as several members of
the choir sw1n spend Easter out OF
Lugene Collins has returned from
HoIlistons Mass. and is assisting at the
home OF Charles Day at Sugar Brook
farm.
Lloyd Babcock, son of Conductor
William Babcock, fell in the the
school yard and cut his forehead so a
physician took stitch In the wound.
Mrs. Frederick North has been Wis
Ting her parents in Washington, r. I.
Victor Holgerson of Putnam, form
Priy a resident here. has been visiting
hts brother. August Holgerson.
Eiwoods By1es who attends Mt. Her
non school is spending his vacation at
Us home eza
9HtoSn WSodfn9 SURPRISES
Saturday afternoon many friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dean paid them
gurprise-c calls. to remind them that
Sunday. March 18th. was the fiftieth
anniversary OF their marriage. They
began to arrive about 2 o'clock and
brought gifts including cut flowers,
ported plants. boxes Of cigars, fancy
articles, Boxes OF candy. fancy decorat-
ed cakes fruit, etc. Fancy decorations
Of yellow candles. yellow tulIe can
die sticks and shades were sent by
friends In California. A social hour
soon passed and cake. ice cream and
fruit punch were served. - sgef4fy ret
ters and cards Of congratulations were
during the day. In the ev-
ening, a rap at the door was answered
and members Of the families VINO live
ON River street marched in shouting
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gifts received Miss Beatrice Seguin
In which was q ten dollar gold piece,
on River street. Victrola selections
by Miss Fhebe Barber. Ice cream.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean have been resi-
dents OF this village all Of their mar
RED life. Mrs. Dean. the daughter
OF George and Hannah Barber, was
one Of eIevan children She was born
ln Exeter, r. L. seventy years ago.
but came here to live when girl.
Mr.. Dean was born in Newington. |
Conn.,. seventy-six years ago the SON |
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