Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-09
TWETT CITY

At a democratic caucus held Friday
evening the following We're placed In
nomination for borough officials: Ward
en-, Joseph H. Mccarthy burgess, john A.
odelx; clerk and treasurer Edwin NJ.
Gray, collector OF taxes, Lionel Boucher;
bailiff, Vicente OSCAR; suditor. Joseph II.
Stafford assessor, Herbert Gray.
There was an unusually large attend
apce at a social and dance, given for the
benefit of Anne Brewster chapter, D. A.
R., at the town hall In Pachaug Satlr-
day evening. Besides the residents of the
village there were people present from
Ekonk, Voluntown, Glasso, Lisbon and
Jewett City. DTiscolTs orchestra fur
nished music for dancing, with Prof F. IT,
Gilbert as prompte-. Ice cream found a
ready sale. All who attended found the
| evening one Of exceptional enjoyment.
Mrs. F. c. Whiting was in charge with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crazy as able as
sistants.
Sheriff and Mrs Sydney A. Brown of
| New London were callers Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. f. IT, Hiseox.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Malfroot OF Hart
| ford were Sunday visitors OF DR.. and
Mrs. F. E. RairvfIle.
| Shea Brothers had men and horses 81
work all day Sunday marking and plcw-
| ing on the big Dorville ice fields Harvest
| ing viii begin this (Monday) morning a
yield of fine . inch ice is assured. Last
year there was just one freeze, advaniag
was taken of Il and the houses was fill
| ed Warm rain and higher ternpecatll=-
| followed at o..ce and n-t again durin
/ the season was the ice fit to cut Loca,
weather sharps rredict the same condi-
! ton now and forecast this TO be the only
i freeze to be followed by open weather
Many are enjoying the fine skating at
| Dorville and Tadpole
Sunday automcbilists passing or the
| state road found it as dry and smooth as
in summer. The air was still with brish'
sunlight and n temperature only ont
+ two degrees below feeling IL noon.
One of the small Bulietir
boys created quite sensation Saturday
when, as ne passed along his route re
ceiving payments of twelve cents, here anC
there for the weeks papers, he deposited
the coin in a "a IL pound flour bag
SIMILAR to these which the grocer sell one
eighth of a barrel of flour. The funny enS
Of the boys scheme was heIEed becaus
the bag was nearly as tail as he.
Mrs. A. NJ. CLARK superintendent of tn
Primary department Of the Baptist Sun
day school entertained twenty-four mem
bers at her home Saturday afternoon
Misses Esther and Mabel hrink assiste-
Mrs Clarke in entertaining the children
with games and a luncheon Of sandwiches
cake. cookies, ice cream, candy and ap
pies.
Funeral services for Charles Tucke
were held. on his birthday Sunday after
noon, at his home in Lisbon. Rev. g Il
Andrews officiated. Burial was in Jewe;
| City cemetery. The bearers were d. 1
Philips. j. p. Phillips Arba Browning,
: w. Dearnley, Clarence Kahn and Rus
Hansen. There We're flowers from rela
tives and friends. Io4rigan Bros were i
charge of the arrangements. a deiegstio
from the Order of Owls was present.
j. Is. Garand. who lives on what
known as the Tim Leary place in Girls
void was stricken with acute indigestio
Sunday noon while crossing the street nea
Tanning park. He was carried into Ere
; Maynards home and his family who liy
in Plainfeld and GriswoId were summon
! ed Not until Ave O'clock was he ab
! to be moved when DR.. F. E. Rainvil
: drove him to his home near Pachaug. 4
> is in q serious condition.
r Mss ROsna Allyn is in BacISus hospifs
: Norwich where she was operated on Sa
| urday night for appendicitis. She had r
turned to the Chandler Secretari;
g school in Boston after the holidays an
e her return to her home was most Une7
3 pected. Her case was chronic, hut Il
doctor in Boston and Norwich advised in
:. mediate operation.
Dorcas Circle OF the Kings Daughters
f to meet at Mrs. L. D. Howe's Tuesds
s evening.
An alarm for a chimney fire in L.
Howes house on Palmer avenue W;
sounded Sunday morning at eight o'cloc
n The blaze was extinguished in a aho
time by the fremen.
lie The New London Association Of mini
a tiers is to be entertained Ic3ai (Monda,
70 at the Congregational church by the Ne'
" ent and Jewett City church. The servic
: commence at 1890 with Rev. c. H. Ric
n etts of Greentville as modera ter. TIE pap
/ of the morning is by Rev. J. Roneyn Da
forth Of New London. His subject is T
10 Mistress at the Manse After lunches
which is t. be served by the women
Of both churches there will be a discussic,
re on Practical Parish Problems
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