Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 6, 1915, Page 9

TIMELY EVENTS PICTURED IN CARTOON BY THE LEADING ARTISTS OF THE COUNTRY CAN IT BE DONE ? - WAR SUFFERERS THE POLITICAL SPOILSMAN = ™= ~p 42 WONWICH BULLETIN, SATURUAT, FEBRUARY 6 1 “\Spokane Spokesman—Review WHEN BRYAN LEAVES OFFICE Ste American —~Chicago News NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS. EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND. Who is Going and Coming—Incidents, Accidents] and Building in Three Counties. New London County UNCASVILLE C. E. Society’s Choice of Officers— |cmp! Ceoking Lessons Bogin—Young Men Organize Club. the Quaker Hill church, @umual business meeting, elected the following officers: President, Mrs. Le- olin A. Comstock; vice president, M ldagel Beebe; treasur Bitters; corresponding 3 Milllcent Comstos recording tary, Miss Jennie Nelson. were read by delezation : Modern Wood- men of America attended the me of White Oak camp of New London After the b s transacted th; out of town guests were entertained with musical selections and were ser- ved refreshments. Jehn nch _in behalf of Cochegan| ¢amp invited Oa mp to attend the installation cerem to be be held soon. Sunshiners Entertained. . ¥urber enterta the members of the Good Cheer S shine socletv at home in Palme town Thursday afterncon. Starts Cooking Lessons. Aliss Dowe, of Hudson, Ma: has been re ers of Palmer Memor ed in Saturday with t Jessons which form a part of t ual training course recently ziven to start- ng n- the school by George S. Palmer of New | London. Cleared Over $20. The fair- and ce giv the Sodality of the of St John's R _church, in Tonke; all, < g was well attended and the arzounted to ove ninety dollars. Gone to Cuba. Bolles have 11 spent 1 were week the Keves Product Menti who > the La home. New Glub Formed, Motor Boat Club Wins. The Thames Motor Bo: -Jub last vear. s. Herman Johnsos who | antly added (o the teach-| Willimantic {have been 4 rned home Sunday n -;IA];LVII:I:E— Mary | su alts | attending and end in the of the €. to arrange plans b. Tempo shower baths | in for| Tub pool Cluens them | { | i Herbert Coon, of Spsing farm, near A was a dinner @y of Mr, and Mrs. James Wood. guest 7 Ladies’ Aid Meets with Mrs, Hali— Mrs, Louis Conn r, Who was ouis Conrad, Jr, who Gonsting. Evioyed b e Pt in bed two days by a hard ceid, is able to be around. John Santelle, the fllling carrier, wio had the misfortune to fall down the mill stairs, is at work agai S The Sunshine Girls’ club held a so- | cial and dsnce Tuesday evening. large number from here was prese LIBERTY HILL Pop Corn and Candy Social—Teacher Takes Visiting Day. i i | There was a porcorn and candy so- | cial given by the C, ociety at the h_house hall Friday evening. Dr. Harold Harvey, who was grad- uated recently from the Chicago Aed- ical college and has been visiting I mother, Mrs. Annie L. Harvey, for short time, left Tues morning for Rocky I, Illinois, whers he will commence his medical practice. The best wishes of many friends go with | him, From Sunday noon until Thursda morning the sun was obscured. The trees are coated with ice. There vy body of hail and snow on the ground and the mercu averages about 18 above zero. Mrs. Raymond Moffitt is prostrated with muscular rheumatism. f. H. Burrll, who has been suff r about a week with rheuma- | Somewhat better now, | Service Omitted. Mr. There was no meeting at the church | BerS, i inday night or Wednesday night on ount of the storm. o teacher, Miss Annfe Har nt her visiting day in aitendin he model school at Lebanen Centel at the sence Kinney was ol peric or fternoon GRISWOLD ample copies of the new church hymnal, the Pilgrim Hymnai examined y the Libs o b Hil CAMPBELL’S MILLS of Yanti jed his dauvghters Lucy and Martha home Wednesday. They have been visiting their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. H; ace Perkins, and attending the Wy schoo! Miss Marion Blakeslee was a weei eng guest of Miss Bertha Lewis of Voluntown. They transacted business | in_Norwich Satupday. Rev. W, | che GALES FERRY Book Club Meets—Funeral Satterlee—Church and ROAD SOCIETY of Elliott H, Peabady—Wood- Pinned Under Falling Tree. ng some tim CHESTERFIELD Matthew Tinker ried 50 Years. hards on Laurel F . chureh Sun . Satterlee was £ the Allyn family h she left her home in the vil- hards of Norwich, ndchildren, Norwich, Lieutenant and William Leaven-|ing in Palmertown conducted “hapel of New Lon- liams of Lebanon, Gales Ferry. Edmund Stoddard of ng her grandparents Amonz those who att lem dance Wednes, Misses Mary | Edna Walden Church Interests. Stanley_BEm: Before Large Clarks - Falls chapel Great Hymns, 1ice cream_ A number from this place attended the entertainment at Clark's Falls last John J. Lawless rnestine Talbot, end guests of friends Attorney J. Lawless was ed their fce in Saybrook. in Hartford Nathan Main led on f{rlends without catching a fall ere ne Kate B. Colver was v and Wednes: a guest last| of Cap-' two