Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 9, 1915, Page 9

© TIMELY EVENTS PICTURED IN CARTOON BY THE LEADING ARTISTS OF THE COUNTRY WHAT ARE THE WILD WAVES SAYING? . GETTING READY cvyrg¥y e CBaltimoré Anrerioaus ___THEY WERE LOST AS WELL AS BROKEN YES, SOMETHING CAN BE DONE—CLEAR OFF YOUR SIDEWALKS W ngton Stan OLD MYSTIC Annual Meeting of Baptist Ladies’ | EASTERN CONNECTIGUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.| owrm s |t i 6 1, Lowell ¥ x of Plain Emma Cox and daughter D guests Sunday of Mrs. Yerring eld annual meet ednesday afte the home of Mrs. Willilam D. The Baptist Ladies’ Aid society 1 its Who is Going and Coming—Incidents, Accidents 4 Buildine i 2 Lefingwell of Norwich were {isiting|and Miss L e L B navang | M. and and Building in Three Counties. S b I T A vote of thunks was | *°¢, i | fined to his bed with pleuro-pneumo-| James Caldw e S n!:dis improving, Thursday to visi nt being elected by ballot, | retumed from a week's visit fo Dir.|,, Mioe Edith Leffingwell, a student of | been visiting 5 te bawess: Miy ¥ Hasela New London County and Mre, Harloy W oreipn b watil:|the Baptist Institute for Chritian|now on her v SRni M Arihar Dabolsl Workers in Philadelphia, has retu Scotland. bury and to relatives in Willimantie. | jams being clared pres e - = -l ed to her duties after spending a Mrs. side : NIANTIC 2 by R Parmer left Monday- 1o caton fn tonn Witk relatises spent Tuesday with | presiden irs. W. D. siness trip to New York : = | Aiss H. Babeock, S | Franic Ashion”Las finiehea repars| (2T, 20d Mre Robert Roberts ro-|Emma Warren s | i Uneral of & e " B % nigh ned home Sund S iy ss Theresa Donavon of N ind Mrs. Fiagesl »f Christopher _ Saunders—| to_Mr. Sumbaw's cotiage and’ has|{icio, isi0s; Saudsy after epending| Mfiss Thertes Dosavon of Norw e ifford Blectric Lighting Service Proving|erected a chimney. The old one twas Torl. R G L o E secretary, ¥ Mahoney. 2 2 W Mr, and Mrs. Henry Bridges of N spent Saturday and Sunday with knocked off when the big tower blew 3eckwith; treasurer, 1 over. Mr. Burnham is moving in this Birthday Party, Beckwith; collector, her ‘b ed at - his| Wetk- About twenty-five friends and neigh- Grace Peckham, Willlams; _directre. ! ast T /|, Mrs. Jullan Bishop has returned to)bors: of Geotwe Sheldon sathoredt | a he e woos MT i O. Williams for January e S v frerin: e ome In New London after u vis- | his home Wednesday evening to col- |ley died the past week {s- Hiarold WHIENnS EelE ey GOSHEN B ‘ Dr. and Mrs. Adam F. Bishop. { ebrate his birthday. The evenins was| Mrs. Reuben Man |Herbert B. Hutchins. Mar: ROAD SOCIETY . Knappenbe: dealers are cutting good|spent in playing gamses and music of|on Thursday and F |Clarence W. Beckwith, April: A = == ', pastor of the Congregational 16 ponds. a grapraphone after which cake and|Randall and daughters, Bes: {Clara Burnet, May; Mrs. Charles H.|Big New Incubator at Paley Farm— | b - church officlating. Besides his wife| 0 Josephine Pellow and son, Har-| fancy cookies were served by Mrs.|Ethel Randall, of Goshen. Burdick, June; Mrs. Caly s ot | The 1 met a Eliza, P. h survived by one son, Arthur C.|ry Meigs of Brookly: = 5y Sheldon. Mr. Sheldon received many red H. Race Jr. has returned to{July; Mrs. Hiram Holdridge haw Stons Ice Cutting. s y and tied comforta- Saunders, who lives at the Grove. | turned to their home Lincoln street| useful presents. " | New York, after spending the holidays ! Daboll, { Selectman F. A. Beckwith, John T.{and expect to remain here, = Mr. Meigs with his parents, Mr. and X\ H. on Kenvon, em H v Willlams and = Miss ry H. Eldridge, December. The soci Beckwith and Turner C. Haynes were| is- suffering w in Hartford Wednesday. thought the ck Rac h consumptior d ange would be benefi HALLVILLE Arthur Johnson were in New London on £ Wi ety has raised $212.83 during the past Jarry Carlin of Hartford was here|cial to him. calling on friends here one day this|Year. ; meeting was et Thursday to attend the funeral Mrs. Abby J Strickland left Monday week. Storm Delayed Ice Cutting. . F. Williams’ Thmursday. Christopher Saunders. | for New London to remain a short|Mrs. James Wood Returns From Hos-| Jirs. 3. A. Boland and 3 Wilired E. Brown and Bdwin Lam- | Pricilla A. Billings has 7e- Miss Catherine Tilletti the guest of Mrs. o7 some time, has m- time before going to New < going to New York to e coming pass the winter with her daughter, s. Page. to Old L Mrs. Phebe Engstrom spent Friday with the M es_Johneon, of Windham. phere began ice harvesting Monday pital—Straw Ride to Preston City. : but the thaw and heavy rain of Wed- turned from He Mre. Annie Sheyman of East Great|nesda et e g3 e s 4n incu- fseveral weeks' in Brooklyn, N. Rachelle, 3 nelss E. L. Colsille lias returned to| Mrs. Woleott Main of Wequete-|Plain s visiting her daughter, Mrs. |jes marvaring Joayed, the work The|bator of a capact S s Commander Georgs S. Smith of ihe|her cottaze in the Pines after a|dquock was the guest of her parents,|Eugene Clar inches in thickness. Week, & fancy f . Henry Br was heid Soldters’ home at Noroton, is making | 'ngthy Wwith friends in Newfane,| Mr. and Mrs, C. Eccleston Tuesda Sunday Schoesl Social S tus et 2 visit 4o his sister, Mrs. Smith at the| Vt. § George Mansfield is filling his ic FRANKLIN ; b ol ey chools opened for t Hsome House farm. = ‘George Van Woert left Sundny for| hotga: aith efas 1hch. fon. The Methodist Sunday school . P or t deliatte has been st Miss Laura Gridley Smith has re-|his business in Hartford, & Mrs. James Wood returned from Bl T a New Year’ Monday at = il mer's for several Come’ from a visit to her brother in M. Webster of the Grove| the Backus hospital on Monday where . m. in the parish house. There was Deep River. & sit to her brother, Aliv-|She has been a patient for the past|Ecciesiastical Society and Sunday i tree with presents for all G. Wheeler and daught Eeling Good. er Webster in Berlin, and friends in|four weeks. School Reeloct Officers—Grange |of the vounger pupils. Candy, fruit , with other friends watc There seems to be good eeling in| Hartford. Mrs. George Lavallee who has been| Members’ Good Resolutions, and cake were served to all. Later Year out at the residence tie Nfantic river. A number of men suffering an attack of tonsilitis is im- —_— the time was spent in listening to y in Mpystic, i o 3 SR e its | Victrola music and playing games, csn Be seen dally on the ice. Thé men proving. ) he Ecclesiastical Society had its|V P! P Mandets Bold ‘the rotord Tu the LEFFINGWELL { Miss Charlotte Albertine, the grad-|annual meeting at the Town hall Afon. | The event was very enjoyable. Wheeler of Hartford was uest of Anna G. Hewit of Boston was K W. Wheeler on Sun- argest res. 7 4 uate nurse who has been caring for|day afternoon. All officers were re-| The Old Mystic school opened Tues- e S S — Alrs. James Wood during her recent|eloctod for the ensuing sear. day, Mrs. Eaton of Westerly isteach- tee 18 w0 thick. Birthday Party For George Sheldon|illness has returned to her home. The Franklin Sunday school had its [ing this week in the absence of the - i Wodnead E . Had Saraw Rid annual election Sunday. The officers |Principal of the grammar school, Mrs. Light Service Paor. ednesday Evening. iy were reelected. Florence Clapp of Malden, Mass. Mi e electri~ lighting service about A large party from here enjoyed a Miss Faith N. Gager was a recent|Ilorence Clark, a teacher at _the village has been very poor of late.| Mrs. Hall and Miss May and Nellie|straw ride to Preston City Friday| Norwich visitor. school, arrived Tuesday from Nor- . Williams anda eler entertained on . Fannie Williams, Willlams and Miss 3 have caused | Hall returncd to their homes in Phil- | night. Mrs. George L. Ladd was in Willi- [ wich, where she spent the vacation at e model s h of Boston, Thomas The lights|adelphia last week after spending sev-| Miss Esther Brown of District No.|mantic Wednesday. her home. Miss Eleanor Eckman has & setiool rnine. Some|eral dayvs with Mrs. Carrie Gardner|4 was a_week end guest at the home| C. H. Robinson was in New London |returned to her dutles after bann 3 rely | @ Eila Beebe. of Mrs. Louis Conrad, Jr. attending the installation of the I. O.|spending the recess at the E ttendanca of any . — e out for some ti 1 opened Monday after the| James Wood is serving on the jury|O. F. i home of her at Washington ! in town for December. Throwin~ Off Her Paganism. acation, 4 at_Norwich, Mrs. Hermon A. Gager was In Jew- j Depot, Ct. Tt may be said for Turkey that she's Village and Grove Notes. . John Ward attended Daniel Little reccntiy attended theett ¥ on Saturday. The plant of the Woolen company | Nine-Inch Ice. behaving just exactly like n Christian 3f, and Mrs T “e JMinisters' meeting held at the|Wedding of & friend at Groton. : at Old Mystic will be shut down for| Nine-inch fce w: nation, even down to the detall of sosldents at the Grove, have gome to tral Eaptist church, Norwich, on| Many from here attended the Da- New Year Resolutions. about three weeks while a boiler is|cove on Yantic - |proving that somebody else forced nday. g vis theatre Mcnday evening to see| Franklin Grange had its meeting on |being installed. The January thaw and the rain has |her info it against her will. —Ohis New York to ra NS ad M day evening of last “week. The monthly business meeting and 'cr 2u nave, AMiss Llorence Tawler asd Gladys Crane Wilbur, the Motion Plcture star. est for a time. State Journal,