Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-02
UNCAVHLE


 1 Henry Rier has moved his ho usehold i goods from the tenement owned by 1 Mrs Eliza Geer to the summer cottage
 of Rev. J. A. Elder of New London: 1 The Massasoit Co. of OakdaIe is 1 building the foundation for large set
 of scales at their shipping point in l Palmertown.
 1 Mrs. Daniel Devine and Miss I-eona ! DevIne, after spending a weak at Chicopee Falls and Springfield. Mass 1 have returned home.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Ramage. enter talned over the week end Miss Ethel Wood of New London
 i At the Methodist chupch Sunday I morning Rev. Walter P. Buck preach cd in the absence of the pastor Rev Charles C. Tibbetts, who is away for his health.
 Mrs. Joseph Y. Miller has returned after visiting friends in Mystic Ms. Miller is entertaining Mrs. WiIIUsm Williams of WilEmantic.
 Guests Sunday of MT and Mrs Charles RumriH of Palnertown were George Rumrill of DayvfIle Mn and Mrs. Sinier of Rochdale, Mass, and Mrs. Mack of Philadelphia
 The Hdne Missionary society of +he
 Methodist church was entertained on Thursday afternoon at the home oS
 Mrs. Ralph IT. Melcer
 Mr- and Mrs Charles T. Bartlett are
 entertaining Miss Rose Powell of
 Miss Hattie Marshall spent :the week end with relatives in Lowell, Mas
 Ine Wednssday evening prayer meeting was held at the ho9ne of MT. and Mrs. Ralph H. MeIcer
 The meeting of American council O. O- A M, which was to have been held Thursday night, was postponed of the hall.
 Arthur Lyon. who has been visiting his mother Mrs. E. G. Lyon. has re- turned to Chica SO.
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 The funeral of Mrs Phoebe L, Will cox, Y. was held at her home Thurs day afternoon Rev Donald M Fletcher pastor 0f the Quaker Hill church, conducted the services. The body was taken to East Lyme for 1 burial in Flanders cemetery. Mrs. Vii cox's death occurred Tuesday following a s, lons illness: She was the widow Of | Rev. Asa J. Wilcox. pastor of various church of the Baptist denomination for nearly 40 years About 20 years ago they came to live in this village Mir. | WILCOX died about six years ago. They were the parents of six children onfy one now living, Mrs. Florence Hyde 1 who cared for her mother the past 1 years She is survived also by two sisters, gsees Mrs; v. H. Albert of East ton of Madison, N. Y. There are two era r1dchildren, Frederick and Asa Hyde
 been spending several weeks at syraeuse, N. Y. has returned greatly improved in health and will occupy the pulpit Of the Methodist church
 The death of Mrs. Maurice r,rieh,,re occurred at her home Friday after a i Iong illness. She is survived by her , husband, Maurice F'rieburg. Max Erie ourg or PfoyIdence and David Erie burg of New York. and bv a daughter. Miss Yetta, Frieburg of MontviIle
 A meeting was held Monday evening In Palmer Memorial hall to make ar ransements to open the public library. ; When the Palmer Memorial building was burned some years ago the books . in the library were destroyed and have not yet been replaced ,he Ladies Aid society of the Meth ,dist church Thursday afternoon
 Misses Alice Ramage. Agnes ,Eggle- ston Sara Benson. Annabel Newton sanized thrift club of this place. at l ended the fair at Berlin. The girls exhibited canned goods of various ands and Were awarded the first prize. , The members were taken by Mrs. Zoe Meade In her automobile.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hope are on an automobile trip through Vermont and Canada. oa nied by Mfr. and Mrs. Fred J. Hope. ! attended Berlin fair
 James Phillips. employed in Green ield. is spending few days as the | ,uest of friends. | Mir. and Mrs A. P. Hatfield and 1 I laughter, Miss Myra Hatfield, have re- urned from an automobile trip T through Connecticut Massachusetts | md New Hampshire. visiting relatives n Hayerhill, Mass, and at Hampton 8 Beach, N. H. I
 There are as many ways to win f Soman's heart as there are women.