Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-06-10
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to s5.15 The court cautioned him that |
he must Immediately secure a coFnmer-l
eiaI license to avoid further trouble with |
the laws of the state.
Mrs. Otto B. Robinson gave farewell
party Wednesday afterneon in honor Of
her sister, Mrs. George f. Tayier, Of
Church street Nyho with Mr.. Taylor, will
sail week from today Saturday on
S. S. Majestic for three months trip
abroad. Covers were laid fer SS guests.
After the luncheon, Mrs. A. c. Everest,
on behalf of those assembled, presented
Mrs. Taylor a gift to take with her on
her voyage, also an interesting book Mrs.
Taylor cordially thanked her friends for
the appreciated gifts The afternoon was
spent in playing auction whist. Mrs.
Walter H. Lathrop of Mystic was among
the guests present at the Bon voyage
party.
Obwebetuck lodge, No. Is, 1. o. o. f.,
has accepted the invitation of Rev. John
Pearce, pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal church. to attend service at his
church Sunday morning. The Odd Eel
lows will meet at the lodge rooms on
Main street at 10 o'clock and win march
to the church for the service.
At a recent meeting of the Weman's
Relief corps held at the 6. 4. r. rooms
! in the town building, committee reports
| showed that 1 5 calls had been made on
shut-ins and all had reeeived flowers. A
fine report of the proceedings Of the state
convention at New London May II and
| IS was given ny the delegates, Mrs. Eva
Adams and Mrs. Eugene j. Randall.
Corps No. 2 of this city has the distinc-
ton of being ore Of the largest corps in
the state.
At the ANIMAL meeting of WiIHm antlc
| civ AadioaJ hal dow fOh
al the home of DR.. NJ. D. Riordan on
Summit street the following officers were
| elected: President. Br Herman C. Little !;
| vice president DR.. w r. S. Heating !;
seeretary-treasurer DIR. Fred M. Smith /;
committee on scientific papers, Drs. r. c..
White, NJ. D. Riordan and j. A. Girouard.
Funeral services fer Walter Atkins
were held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at his home in Mansfield City. Rev. Har-
old w. Tiringhast oficiated. Burial was
| in the Spring Hill cemetery, in charge Of
Jay NJ Shepard.
George Curtis died Thursday night at
his home in AndeveF. He was born Aug.
I, 1S4S. in Andover, the son of Selden
and Polly Bishop Curtis. He leaves, be-
sides his wife. sister Mrs Jane Brown
of Andover. and a brother, Joseph Curtis
of Unionvile.
Brief Notes
Odel NJ Chapman Continental Drum
corps is to go to PlainvilIe today (Satur-
day. to participate in the narade and
drumming contests TO be held by tbs
Plainviile corps.
At the annual meeting Of the Weman's
Student Government association of tht
c. A. c. at Storrs held recently at Hel.
comb hall, the following officers wert
elected: President, Miss Margaret Dunn
!, vice president. Miss Elizabeth Hamilton
secretary-trea Miss Laura KittHer
President Charles l. Beach has granted
+ the Debating club of c. A. c. permission
to petition for the locating of a chapter
of Tau Kappa Alpha, the national fra
ternity, at the college next fall
The American Thread baseball clul
meets a tough proposition Sunday her
: when they play the Connecticut AiI-Col
: Iegians. Today (Saturday) the loca
, players go to Taftville for a game.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Hiiihouse AM
9 Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth HIlhouse motore4
; to Hartford Friday to meet Miss Mariel
: Hillhouse, who is home from Smith col
: lege for the summer.
y Mrs. John j. White, Jr., of Atlanti
! City. who has been the guest Of Mrs
Mary W. Sullivan of Jackson street i
: attending commencement exercises a
= | Wheaton college, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. FrEest Arrnitage and MI
and Mrs. Goodwin Armitage who hav
= been guests of Mr. and Mrs Josep
! Berard, have returned to their homes i
: Sherbrooke. Canada, via Providence an
the White mountains.
: Joseph F. Gaudreau visited in Hart
= ford Friday
c. Harry Branch has returned from
! trip to Michigan
II Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, who lives wit
/ her daughter. Mrs. George Patton 6
Windham road, celebrated her s1st birth
4 day Friday, and received many gifts an
Ii cards from friends.
: Rev. Charles J. Kelley, one Of til
# eurates at St. Joseph's church, has bee
= visiting his parents in Waterbury
/ Miss Lucy Chandler of the faculty
n Miss Masters school at Dobbs' Ferry.
at the home of her mother, Mrs r {
Chandler, for the summer
% Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Smith cell
t. brated their 25th wedding anniyersar
y Friday in Boston. They will return hon
e. today Saturday
d The Windhaln Girls club elesed 4
is seasons meetings Thursday night with
5, social at the rooms on Union street.
Violet Rebekah lodge, No. 81. l. o. I
,r F., has accepted the invitation of Re
V John Pearce to attend the Sunday NOR
Il ing service at the Methodist church
n Rev A. D. Carpenter at his SUNNI
3 home at Lake MemphrenagoF, Ne, h;
rs written local friends of landing a /
A. pound salmon trout recently.
e Graduating exercises of st. Joseph
al school are TO be held in ST. Joseph
IS church Tuesday evening, June goth
Work on the trolley line of the Will
y mantic-South Coventry run will take
least two more weeks. The work is beiI
I done in conjunction with the laying
| the block pavement on Main street OPP
| site the town building.
! Local blaeksniths have agreed to clio
/ their shops Saturday at noon for t
| summer months.