Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06
TERN CONNECTICUT and WESTERN RHODE ISLAND
UNckSvnLE
ely Clark Nearly Drowned-Athietio
Club Plans Supper-Mrs. Annie
Newton Falls, Sprainina Shoulder.

Club Plans supper-Mrs. Annie
Newton Falls, Sprainins Shoulder
Ely Clark, while skating on the C.
through the Ice and narrowly escaped
drowning Isadore Shapiro who was
near Went to his aid and with much
dllnculty helped him from the water
Inc country Club dance given in
Eoblnson's hall Friday was a very
pleasant affair. George Allen, Henry
st. German, John Cuddy and Joseph
hickey, who were the committee in
charge, deserve much praise.
Miss Addie MORN of Peouot has
bury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Liesigman of
PPequo1 are entertaining Miss Roselda
bonVlile OF Occum for a few days.
Supper Committee Named.
At the meeting of the Montville
Athieic club Thursday night it was
voted to hold supper at the January
meeting and Mr.. Cuddy. T. P. Rich
ards and Ely Clark We're appointed to
take charge of the affair.
MRS. Nellie Wheeler has returned to
Ledyard after a brief visit with her
mother, Mrs. w. G.. Sharp.
Miss Addie Miller, who is spending
the winter with friends in Providence
is. in town for a brief visit
William Walt, Henry ST. German,
Harry Bogue. Earl Lathrop. George
Allen attended a dance in Chesterfield
given Thursday night.
Henry Lavoie who has been spend
ing a few days with relatives in Arc
tic, r. L. has returned to his home.
Accepts Call.
Rev. Frank Clark of Easton has ac-
cepted the call which the members of
the Baptist church recently extended
to him.
Mrs. MeIcer in Charge.
The Thursday Afternoon club was
in charge of Mrs. Ralph Melcer, pres
ident of the Woman's Home Mission
airy society. An entertaining program
was given. Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Val1ett
and Mrs. Dart read papers. After the
meeting was over refreshments were
served.
Friday evening the fourth quarter
" conference was held at the Metho-
dist church
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mousley had as
their guest over the holidays Miss
Myrtle Mousley Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Sprained Shoulder.
Mrs. Annie Newton met with a Sc
rious accident Saturday which gave
her sprained shoulder besides other
bruises. Mrs. Newton slipped on the
steps to the car station, causing her
to fall striking on her shoulder
The Good Cheer Sunshine society
was entertained Friday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. John ]. Lawless.
L
titioner. in the village. now taking a
course of studies in New York, was a
recent visitor with friends.
Mrs. Ernest SEEMING of Worcester
has been spending this week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Taylor.
Local ice dealers started in cutting
their first crop this week with ice ten
inches thick.
To Hold Special Meeting.
At the meeting of Pequot council,
Knights of Columbus. it was voted to
hold a special meeting Sunday after
ciaI and dance read report. A report
on the general standing of the council
was also given. both being satisfac-
tory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Colombo of Pc
quot entertained Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Lambert of Providence New Years
day.
William johnson has obtained work
at Than eSVille and will move to that
place next week.
Henry Lavoie, who has been spend
ing a few days with friends in New
York, has returned to his home in the
village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lusignan of Pc
quot recently entertained for a few
days Jerome Bonville Of Occum.
Moved to PIainfeId.
Frank Burdick has obtained employ
ment in Plainheld and has moved his
household goods and family to that
place.
George Williams, who has been in
the employ Of Norman C. Lathrop is
for Mrs. J. W. Williams in
Herbert Rogers, after a weeks visit
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank H. Rogers has returned to
duties in Walliston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mather en-
tertained as their weekend guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mather of Gro
ton.
Miss Carrie Wood has returned at
ter spending the holiday with. her sis
ter, Mrs. Victor Rosenlund In New
Haven.
The Palmer Bros. Co. have been
taking their annual inventory this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs j. L. NORM of Pequot
over the weekend Miss
Marie Pellitier and Miss Cecfle For
yues of Southbridge, Mass.
Charles Forsythe and George For
sythe have been holiday visitors with
-elatives in Sterling.
Miss Josephine Hart left Sunday af-
.ernoon to resume teaching in South
Coventry.
James McArd1e of Boston and John
McArdle of Washington, D. c., have
,een recent brief visitors with their
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth MeArdle of
lay hill.