Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-31

X of p, motored to Hartford Thursday
evening to witness the disqualification of
the third degree ma class OF 135 candi-
dates for John Ray lodge Of that CITY:
Charles A. Gates Carl Afford. Irwin NJ.
Ford Charles Perkins, J. Raymond
Smith. George Gurley. Carl PickneH Nell
son Adams, Henry Searls. William S.
Congdon. James Rood, Carlton King and
Ernest Higgins.
dwight A. Doubleday died Friday
morning at his home in Hebron He
was born in Columbia Sept. 1. 1s45, the
son OF Amos and Elizabeth Snow Double
day. Surviving him are nine children:
Mrs. Ida Hills of Lebanon. Mrs. Matte
ATcMurray OF East Hartford, Roy Of
South Windhanl, Amos of Wilrimantic
Hibberd Of this city, Burdette of colches-
ter, Hyde Of Andover. Walter of Colches-
Ter and Richard of Hebron.
Miss Harriet Noble died Friday morn
ing at her home in South Coventry She
was born in Wilmington March IS, 1887,
| the daughter of James and Sophia John
son Noble. sheiis survived by a sister,
Mrs Mary CoIhurn, and a nephew, How
| ard Afillerd, Of this city
Josephine eolob, aged years, daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Golob of CO.
| lumbia, died Friday morning at the home
| of her parents after an illness of one
| day. There are seven other children,
| four brothers, ESFiis, Joseph, John and
| Frank Golob, and three sisters, Victoria,
I Annie and Pauline Golob.
| AT the meeting of Willinartic Cham
| Der of Commerce scheduled for Tuesday
| evening. Jan. 8. Edgar ]. Rich, counsel
| for the Associated Industries of Massa-
| chusetts. is 10 be the speaker. Mr Rich
| hiss been prominently Identified with rail-
| ro&1 legislation and was an expert coun-
| sci in the formulation Of the Esch-Cun1-
| mings railroad Bal His topic will APP
| peal to those interested in transportation
| especially from the view of the shipper.
! The final standing in the pool tourna-
| ment Which ended at the Y. NJ c. 4.
| Thursday night has been announced as
| follows: A. Coutu 80 points, Simon "a,
| Cross and H. Rosen IS. r. Coutu 16,
| Jackson IA, Bertoncene IL. and T. Krug
| and Russo 6.
| Brief Notes.
| W G. Noaris represented the local
Chamber Of Commerce at the meeting of
| the directors OF the state chamber held
at New Haven this week. when the
| American valuation plan was discussed
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Johnson Of
| Norwich are to be New Years guests of
| Mrs. JollnEon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| John L. Leonard
j Mrs. E. L. Spears and son, who have
! been guests of Mr.. anS Mrs. w c. Nor
ris of Prospect street, returned Friday
| morning to their home in Westfefd
! Mrs. George H Nutter, sister of Mrs.
| Frank Ford, who has been visiting in
| this city over Christmas, has returned to
her home in Bangor, Me
Miss Marion Rafferty,. who has been
| spending the holidays witt her parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P Rafferty,, will
! leave Sunday for the Western Normal
| college, Kalamazoo. Mich, where she is
| a member of the faculty.
! Miss Fannie Bishop. formerly a teach
| er at Windhan street school. now Of
| North Adams, Mass, is the guest of Mr.
| and Mrs. A. C. Persons
DR.. and Mrs. William E. Hendry have
as New Year guests Dixon Jenkins anc
Miss Julia Jenkins of Bristol
The funeral of Robert VertefeuiIie was
! held Friday morning at 10 o'clock at hi.
home, No. II Milk sheet The body wa;
placed in the receiving vault of ST. 10
seph's cemetery.
Il Misses Annie and Agnes Reilly o:
Mix street left Friday for New York
where they will visit friends for d week
Clerk of the WindhEtm county s1perio.
court, Edgar NJ. Warner and his clerk
Miss Marjorie Bradford will be in Thu
city today saturday. 10 hear appiica
! tons froom those DESTROYS Of taking OF,
. naturalization papers.
Town Clerk Frank P Fenton has re
ceived the new forms Of hunting license
to be issued in this state under the re
cent rulings.
Vincent and Francis Grady attende.
1 the dance given by a Springfield higl
! school in that city Friday night.
/ / Mr.. and Mrs. Otto B. Robinson are en-
tertaining their nephew. Kenneth Aver5
of East Hartford.
I'll Miss Betty Buck leaves today (Satur
day. TO spend New Years with friend
j | in Stamford.
i Everett Laid. who has been visitin
at the home Of his mother. Mrs. NJ.
Ladd, left Friday morning for Bosto
i and Springfield. While in Springfield NJ
4 Ladd will visit friends at the Y. NJ {
I ! A. college. On his return he is to sta
I at Rockville to visit his grandparent
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Daggett. before r,
{ turning to Swarthmore, Pa, where he
physical instructor at Swarthmore Or,
paratory school.
81 At the First Congregational phure
Sunday Rev. H. S. McCready, pastor. wi
h preach at 1875 O'Clock. Subject of chi
3 dren's sermon, The Fairy Book; NOR,