Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 2, 1915, Page 9

JANUARY 2, 1915 ® UsE oF 7 50 = aLcomevLic e — LIQUORS U.S. NavY- WOLCAND \ERUPTS - SUFFSPolLs AVALESQUEZ # REVOLUTIONARY OVERNMENT WISCONSIN ELGEN( MARRIAGE L AW DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL <: #- 7 T DIRECT WIRELESS COMMUNICATION ABOLISRED BY @y, B, IS ESTABLISHED- WATCHFUL WAITING- b U7 sr c sy’ TENNEL (&, THE FATHER OF MODERMN FoLTicAL CARTDON S S Dt — == $2,000,000 TO /. 0NN W TH COLORADO COAL FELD STRIKERS PEACE UNIOM - FLEET ORDERED To CRUZ™ MEDIATION TAMPICO - e, SDSOLUTION) Z ; ey & Q.s. NEW HAVEN RR.SYSTEM SETS IT- NOR. BTA WwiLSON Asju MARRIES B CECGOF TREAS, . © MEes. WOOPROW OF F TH= POVDES WEES OF CUROPE ENGLISH DERBY WON BY AMERICAN © 74 - e 7 GREECE BUYs TWo OF QUR BATTLE SHIPS ALL WORLDS MARKETS ¢~ SUSPENDED - {7 PoPE E\h NEW) EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.| Who is Going and Coming—incidents, and Building in Three Counties. New London County CHESTERFIELD J. E. Powers Storing 10 1-4 Inch Ice —Entertainment at Sunday School. _Abraham Mill the effects of a K a colt. Representative Al A. Tinker and Mrs. Tinker spent Sund laughter and son-in-1 L covering £ Sthel arles Pow- imes of Uncasville is place. house d children spent Christ- h Mr, and Mrs. Matt Tinker. 1lips from New York is vis- mother, Mrs. Annie Ph X Sunday Schoel Entertainment. The program for the Sunday schiool entertainment was : Song. Christmas : Teci- tations, Weleome Greeting, Bertha Tinker: Christ < d- C Lula Powe Cars Powers and Mar: Christmas Story, Pruno Me: body’'s Coming. Ellen Pow Lttie Town of Bethlehern, s itations, Christmas Ac dren: Benny, Hazel F TS Ellsworth. Powers; Letter to San Carrie Tinker; songs, Geodnight Ch dren,_ schoel: What T Snowflakes, Largo, Mary T of Kings, Joseph V Comes, song, ante, Claus MOHEGAN . Mrs. Skeesuck and Mrs. Dolbears fvere in Norwich the first of the week. Mrs. Hunter spent Christmas in stic with her daughter, Mrs, Deni- Davie. rs. E, C. Fo > first of the w 3 {rs. Harris and Lemuel Tielding of rwich were in Mohegan Sunday. “Charles Mathers butchered his pig last week- It weighed 396 pounds. The Sunday school held its Christ- r;as entertainment and tree in the whufch Tuesday ovepips, The church ler was in Norwich 3 { is confined | mcildren spent hr Little ion, King laden wi ere out for and nearly cand: NORTH FRANKLIN E. PRENTICE GEORGE o) i Whist at Mr and Mrs A T Brawning's —Recent Visitors in Town Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Manning and hristmas with 3T James Randall of C Five Table Whist Mr and Mrs A T Brow: tained five tabl at whist night. The prize winners: 3 Miss Florence Rockwood; second, Mi: Blla Hoffman. Men—First, A. Browning ond, ord Heath. R freshments kere se: Vocal and piano_selections followed. Mrs. ma Warner and James and Mr: hen. enter- Caldwell spent Christmas with Mrs. S. Loomis of Lebanon. Rev. and Mrs. Peabody and daugh- ter, Annie,s were Thu: visitors with Mrs. Grace Peckl Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ( ford spent m. arke of Hart- unday with and Mrs. Fred H. Charles and Mr. and Mrs. Le- on Ladd Norwich were guests at dinner Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mahoney. Ernest Manning of Thamesville| spent Wednesday with his brother, Reuben Manning. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brennan and chil- dren were guests Christmas at Mr. & H. Peckham attenfed a ionary meeting Wednesday well at the home of Mrs. Eillis. 3Mr. and Mrs. Harold Riley of Boston have returned home, after spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Brown- ing. Dinner Guests. Miss Lydia John son entertained at dinner Monday Mrs. Kate Johnson and Mrs. William €. Smith. Mrs, T. H. Ward entertained at din- jner Christnas Miss Edith Tucker and fman, who spent Christmas week with his mother, Mrs. Jennette Hoffman, has returned to his iting at Mrs. Hannah Kingsley's. Mr. and Mrs. Willi Smith recent- 1y entertained at diner Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith, Mrs. Parscns of Ottawa, Can., Mrs. Estella Lathrop and Miss Lydia Johnson. Mrs. Jennette Hoffman entertained on Christmas Mr. and Mrs. F. A, Reckwsod and children, TFlorence, FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS Laviu | Pau Accidents| ¥ i Congregational Concert $684 for Ralph Armstrong ved by the hostess, | ment. A colles ing W the ; readin Advent, superintendent B. P. Cap- Christ- | Ashaway, R. T sage, school; Kritemeyer: The Baby’s Stocking, Arad Robinson: Mrs. Emil Rice and Mrs. Gu i school; {were in_ Westerly Wednesda {song. Swin John Main is visiting her par- ndy being FRANKLIN Providence 2t pshaw. Concert and Tree. held at church Monday evening. well rendersd programme Santa Claus Imade his ap | the sifts. There ages which pray Cath Capsha Time, ritemeyer; 2 to S Sunday School and Tree—Coliection of | m: Belgians—Closing Exer- cises at Pautipaug School. nding home. Congrega- here 4 a Christmas sermon town will open M. er term. of Hartford w f his parents, Christmas tree cor Congregational | After the distributed ral surprise fforded much mer n for Follow Walter Bell, Fir Trees Dorothy n> and Ringing, | Santa and the Mouse, Marion Mitchell; recitation. Elila Rockwood; T! mas Night Christmas Tree, ¢ Alice Hattie Lenard- Voices, school; An Edwi Christ- Archie : Christmas fter Christmas, Hilda’s Christmas, 1 Teonard; SOng, 4 Announcement, | ¢ Mitcheli- Christmas Recitation, { gy d Holton* song, Glo ibution of gifts fool, boxes of 1 evervone. Dinner Guests. Has { Rodman arithmetic, tree by Santa Claus and h At the close of the ex audience. LAUREL GLEN social gathering Jen- | “\wijiam V. Avery of ington was a caller at George Sunday afternoon. Mr. day callers in Ashaway. the past two months, is greatly prove: Emma and Clifford Bir a visit at his home here, and aIrs. Elmer Main, Nathan Main is {1l LEFFINGWELL SOng, Mr Your of Norwi Mr. and Mrs, Edward New Britain, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and Mlss home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ross. Mrs. Forest Leffingwell and Miss and Mrs. Willlam Smith recent- | Edith Lefingwell spent Wednesday entertained at dinner Mrs. ons of Ottawa, ohnsen, Mz Estella Lathre Lizzie | with Mrs. George Sheldon. M ed a family gathering at thei ourt Li Annual Hours. thanks and anoreciation for t tendered teact and Mre. John Geer were Sun- | GARDNER LAKE Bourden Geer, who has been il for{ h spent part Arthur { o¢ their Christmas vacation in West- The Stocking’s Christmas, | eriy. ; song, The Sweet Mes- | G Christmas A Carol, d a party of fri one day Ict is repor the south Tis Morgan of Flande |the week end wi Mrs, George Hill returned Sunday evening to his work at the state hospital after Marra er vacation with her cousin, Lols Latimer, Charles Gerdner spent a day tr. and Mrs. Ernest Lathrop spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs, Austin Avery o Thompson of Fitchville spemt Christmas at the s_Green returned to her school Hartford the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Joan I, Ross entertain- home rd Friday by way of Westerly, VOLUNTOWN and Court Advance Hold ctions, Followed by Social M John Delaney. Maine, NOVER Missionary Meeting Held With M Eadie—Mite Box Opening—Death o Ars. were . i GRISWOLD 18 ker returned Wed- al weeks’ visit with Le returned last week with Mystic re 1 Cham; of Har T mother, Mrs, Ella J. Donohue of Norwi to be ten iches thick hore of the lake. th his pare Lo rgan. A s of Norwich spe oy H. rthur C Wright after a the guest of Mrs. Da GLASGO R. H. Young. cert—Tree Yi Miss Gladys Thompson has as her| The Christmas concert Hiest Miss Bertha Gallup of Pendleton Laura P. Young returned to Finel and ) Th e funeral wa R. Croft is the guest of his pareats Mr. and Mrs. John Croft. Mrs. Henry Doyvlile is employ g room of the Airlie " LISBON Ladies’ Aid Society Meets With Mrs.‘Newent Church Has Christmas Con- Many Gifts. were held at Newent church Christmas eve. The programme which w. uperintendent Organ prelude, ice for ‘the H reading: and Misses ay Duke of Hartford spent h Mr. and Mrs, Walter ning returned to school? ten days’ at his er smpper nd Mrs, Bd- ¥y evening. A good was out and a general good ited. CAMPBELL’S MILLS rl Dav g lumber on the Bdward Pratt farm. Blakesiee spent the “nristmas vacation at her home in Lebanon. fiss Grace Lamphear is spending acation at her farm as the Miss Edith Sanborn. s Dixon and family were guests rs. Dixon’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sherman, of Sterling, Christ- mas day. Charles Tanner is cutting timber on .| the Pratt woodlot, ‘'r. and Nrs. “lard Gardiner en- tertained eight of their children and cita-"two grandchildren Christmas day.