Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02

their home on Reynolds Hill. where 6 newly furnished home awaits them.
 The death of Bertram NJ Rogers. son of MT. and Mrs Otis J. Rogers. occurred at his parents home In Fishtown Thurs day. The child was years old and was i'll only a few days.
 Mystic council, No. 29 R. and s NJ, held 2 stated assembly Friday evening and conferred the F and s. NJ degree on class of candidates.
 There are some good dancers in Ston- ington for several times now a young man. Au-ustus Davis, has captured prizes for dancing. He has with his partner. Miss Beth Holloway, of Poquonoc Bridge, been awarded the prize in the lucky snut- light dance given in Unity hali. Noank, for tho henefit of the fire company there. Miss Holloway received a pair of gloves and Me Davis a razor Miss Maude Allen and Miss Mary Bearse have closed their summer place | on Mason's Island for the winter and will be in Washington, D. C.. for the rest , of the season.
 i Twelve young friends of Miss Jannette i C. Godfrey met at her home Wednesday . to help he- celebrate her birthday in a 1 most fitting manner. Games were enjoy ! ed and at o'clock tea was serN ed There were two birthday cakes. each containing nine candles. Those who attended were , 'ne Misses El;zabeth Ersl,ine, Harriet ! Holiday. Isabelle Hermes. F!orenc- left lone LathrO1. Lucille Perry Beulah Clarke, Al9hia Sparks. Milton Maynard Puth and Janette Godfrey. George and Donald N~crtanzie. Miss Godfrey re- ceived many gifts.
 MT and Mrs. Pebert Adamson are en- tartaining Miss Violet Adamson of New Haven
 Robert Gremley of Boston university is at his home here.
 Capt and Mrs Elias Wilcox of Quiam- baug have returned from a trip to Vir. ginia.
 MT. and Mrs. wassaman of Washington street have been entertaining Mir. and Mrs. John Wylie and two sons of Mont. vifIe.
 Henry Hanmacker of Cushing academy is the guest of his parents. MT. and Mrs Peter Hammacker. on Church street Mir. and Mrs. George Ko-h have taker rooms for the winter months on Grave street. ~--
 The Robinson si& mill closed the p,ant Friday and Saturday in order to take in r"ntory. TRey will reopen Monday morn ing.
 Nathan Bendett, who has been confined
 
 about his duties at his store.
 c. Farrell cf N~0v London was a caiie here Friday afternoon.
 Herbert Wolfe of Pawtucket R. l.. wa at his home on the New London road oI Thursday.
 Miss Amy Haas. who has been vlsitIn, in Stonington. returned home Friday.
 E. Richard of Hartford was in toSI for the holiday.
 John P. Gray of Library street has re turned to Boston.
 Charles Welsh was the guest of Mrs James Carson of Noank Thursday.
 Charles Gremley. who has been iu tn employ of Hammacker 6 Co. has re Higbce has entered the employ of tn Hammacker store.
 The Village Improvement society o Mystic had a cleanup campaign Friday several big loads. of rubbish being collect ed by their teams and disposed of at tn dump.
 Alfred Mcdonald of Suffolk. Conn. wa at his home on Pearl street Thursday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Noah Cottreg are enter taining Miss Marion Murray of New York
 The people of Mystic who are lovers o poultry attended the poultry exhibit a Westerly this week Mystic man ha. VV UuShS eAlubFliOh q OI fish pheasants which attracted much a. teution.
 Although the weather threatened raj Friday. it did not stop the hike whic' was planned by the director of the Mysti Community house. Mir. Lang, and members of the Monday evening gymnas um class They all started on the hik into the country. where a lunch was CT loved. as each one took a basket iunct The five miles which were trave,ed to an from the picnic grounds we're greatly CT ? joyed by the young people.