Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-27

and they need to be congratulated upon this happy event.
 At 6.30 there will be served a roast ham supper for the members of the or- der, given by the Mystic Rebekah lodge and at 7.15 the business meeting will De held and the Rebekahs will be present at the, ceremony while the mortgage is burned
 The Christmas tree for the Methodist church was held Tuesday evening in the vestry of the church. Santa was pres ent and every member was remembered. The exercises were unusually well given by the members of the school and h. cluded recitations and musical numbers 1 which were greatly enjoyed by the 1 large number who attended. Refresh ments were served during the evening The Methodist church cradle roll will have the Christmas festival at the parish house this Wednesday, after noon at 2.30 o'clock. Mrs. Robert Adamson, superintendent, will be in charge of the affair.
 MT: and Mrs. Jabez Brook of Green nanvil1e avenue are entertaining their | daughter and husband. l Edwin Thompson and family spen. I the holiday at Springfield, Mass. Orville Smith is enjoying a visit with his mother on High street Mir. and Mrs. Otis AbelI entertained Leslie AbeH of Providence, R. l., this i week.
 William KaIms of New York is the guest of his parents.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles GremIey have
 as their guest their son, Robert Grem-
 ley, of the Boston University.
 Miss Sarah Greer of New Haven .s
 the guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs
 Jennie Greer.
 MT. and Mrs. George Kegwin are eu. tertainine MT. and Mrs. Thomas Ryiey and sons and daughter, Miss Blanche
 of New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Buckfin are en
 tertaining Miss Adelaide Bucklin of Sy
 racuse, N. Y.
 l The meeting of the W. c. T. U. vii
 be held this Wednesday, afternoon q
 the Congregational parish house ant
 Mrs. Lillian Slocum of New London vii address the members on National ant
 World Conventions which were held ..
 Philadelphia in November.
 Mrs. Peter Flynn is confined to he
 home by illness.
 William Moves of Boston, Mass, i 1 visiting his parents. MT. and Mrs. Hen
 " B. Moves of Willow street. Miss Marguerite Duhaime, who is q:
 student at St. Joseph Academy at Hart ford, Is at her home here for the vaca | tion.
 Miss Doris Nichols is at the home c , her parents, MT. and Mrs. Robert Mich ols.
 Henry Hommaker, who is a sudden at Cushing Academy, Is the guest of hi
 parents, Mir and Mrs. Peter Hommack CT on Church street.
 Miss Eleanor Davis of Boston, Mass is at her home here visiting her par erts, Mir and Mrs Herbert s. Davis. Miss Marion Stevens of Wellesley Mass, is the guest of her sister, Mrs Harry Hill.
 Mrs. Phoebe ovtatt. who Is suffertni with q fractured hip from fall she re ceived on the ice Sunday, and who 1 patient at awrence-MemorfaI hospfta : is reported as resting comfortably.
 Norris Cooper spent Christmas at hi home on Bay street l Miss Helen Prentiss of fLtchfeld l at her home here.
 HeAry sehroeder, who resides 0 Greenmanville avenue. had painful 5 accident Tuesday morning while he va carfyins a lighted oil stove down stair l to use for heating purposes. The bot tom of the stove dropped out and tA ! flames fEnited with the oil and burne Mir. Schroeder most severely about th Fl arms and body and 1t was some tim 2 before the flames were put out He wa S attended by his physician and he T resting as comfortably as possible. Thi
 might have proved fatal but for tn ' presence of mind of MT. Schroeder wh ! fought the af1nes with q rug and heiJ 1. ed to keep the fumes from his lungs.