Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-21
COLCHESTER

On Monday afternoon from to 6 o'clock Mrs. ". o. Berckman entertained at her home, the Congregational parson- age the local Woman's Christian Tenn peranee union and a number of other friends. IT ladies in all. Mrs Clinton Bradway of Stafford, who is visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. W o. Berckman, rendered some violin selections by special request She played with much artistic skill and beauty of expression Joy With Sevow, by Tirineli who was her in- structor at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Her encore was Beethoven's lovely an loved Minuet in G. Mrs. Brad ways mother, Mrs. Berckman. was her piano accompaniSt. After pleasant hour of cheerful fellowship and meriment, de- licious refreshments which had been pre- pared by the hostess, assisted by her daughter, were served. At the stroke of 6 the ladies departed with many expres- sioTrs regarding the good time they had spent together. Miss Mary Day has been ! most efficient leader of the Colchester ". C. T. U. for many years and active in its work. She is attending the county convention of the ". c. T. U. which was held in New London Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week
 Oliver Weodf1ouse lodge. k. of P. held it's regular meeting in Pythian hall Tues day evening. Four applications for naem- bership were received. The committee on l the coming Halloween party and recep- 1 ton to the grand lodge officers. to be held ] Oct. S1st, reported that plans were near 1 ly completed The delegates to the grand 1 lodge session held in New Britain made 1 their report.
 1 Cohen. Bros. skirt factory was closed l Wednesday and Thursday on account of 1 moving the cutting department to the l second floor of the factory. New ma- chimes will be installed on the first floor F. E. Baker was in Bridgeport Thurs l day attending the grand lodge session of 1 the A. O. U. w held in that city. 1 Mrs Josephine Wallis is moving from I her residence on upper Broadway to the tenement in William Curgenvens house l on South Main street for the winter.
 Edwin Smith of Hebron was calling on l friends in town Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. William Condren of Hartford were guests of Mir Condren' | brother, Town Clerk John Condren on 1 South Milan street, the past week. 1 MT. and Mrs. A. N. Lewis who have 1 been spending the summer at the home 1 of Mrs. Lewis brothers, Charles and Daniel on Broadway left town on ] Thursday for New York where they 1 will be the guests of MT. Lewis son Dr. Raymond Lewis, in that city, for a few days after which they will con tinue their journey in their auto fol their home in Norfolk, Va
 Charles F. Daniels of Stonington was the guest of MT. and Mrs John Higgins l on Myrtle avenue Wednesday. X good sized audience attended tn, first of the entertainments in the Ba. con Academy course in Grange hall or Wednesday evening. The Parlser-Fen Rely .dut were the entertainers. Thei, inipersonations were excellent and call
 cd forth loud applause
 J. D, Colt, assistant treasurer of the Chelsea Savings bank of Norwich. was in the Academy school Wednesday anG gave a talk on the advisability of .
 thrift club in Bacon Academy. Tn,
 students have been given a week tt
 consider the proposition.
 Daniel T Williams was visitor 1.
 Middletown Thursday.
 The mid-term examinations in tn, high school were on Thursday and Fri
 day for all classes
 Wooster lodge. F. and A. NJ. heic
 their regular meeting in Masonic ha!
 Friday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs Lucius C. Brown wer
 in Boston Thursday and Friday, call
 ing on Mrs. Browns sister, Miss Juli; 1
 treatment.
 L. A. CarIenter returned to his hom
 in Hartford Thursday after a few days
 visit with his parents, MT. and Mrs. " l. Carlenter on Norwich avenue.
 John Driscoll and Raymond J. Jo ! doin, candidate for U s. congressman
 fo rthe Second district, were calling ol
 friends in town Thursday.
 The selectmen, town clerk and regis
 trars of voters will be in session toda
 (Saturday) for the purpose of maxim voters. There are about 125 to b
 made.
 John Riley n1otored to Hebron an ! Marlboro Friday.
 Ronald K. Brown of New York is a
 his summer home on Broadway for few days vacation.
 Timothy OEonnelI of East Haddar
 was the guest of William Johnson O
 Broadway, Friday.