Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 20, 1915, Page 9

NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDLN EASTERN GONNECTIGUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND. Who is Going and Coming—Incidents, Accidents] and Building in Three Counties. New London County SALEM ranny Grosby Memarial Service—Ad- dress by County Exercises in the Schools. i R. interest The consecration meeting of hristian Endeavor society was the leadership of Nathaniel The service was in part a mem- orial service for Fanny pastor giving a Drief life and work and Crosby largely used in the service. H. Crawford gave an impressive tall gu_Toundations. Recent Contributions. ¢ contributions to the building follow: Deacon A. > of New B in 325; Lewis Jones and L. L. Ewald don $5 each; Miss Hammond Fuller of East Haddam $1. Local contributors to ¢he fund are: Gilbert J. Murray $5; M 8. A, Tibbetts $56 and Mrs. S. A, Miner 3i. of New Lon- Personal Mention. Crawford was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Clark. Dr, Ely of Ham last Friday for the first his recent serious illness. James Lane and Charles W. Harvey were weel end visitors in New Lon- don. Charles urg visited in tow time si S. Ray is confined to his Ilness. Beebe met with a pain pident last Saturday. culling a gash [n his lez. The wound was dressed by a Norwich physician. Sherwood Miner and dauzhts Busan A visited relati ington Sunday. Mre. Ora Clark visited relatives Colchester last Saturday Local Dance. A social dance was held at the home 9f Mr, and Mrs. Harry Tew on the West road on Tuesday evening. Murray D. Lincoln of Norwich, agent ¢ the County Improvement league #poke in Grenge hall Monday evening. Quite & number from here attended e concert given vy the Bacon Acade- #my orchestra, Colchester. Pairictic Exercises. Al the schools in town held enecial in Will in Agent—Patriotic| 5 1 ac-| Lincoln, ! | Gardner | e I getling along favor- ompson and family spent Leander Park's. er S. Maine altended 1t Westerly Sunda, es t Johnson was a _ caller at] 2 1, Saturday LISBO! : e McCluggage and Miss rsh of Jewett City were guests ellie Mell Sun a few days & § B <] < H 3 2 9 3 n B 2 2 n-law brought home two perch August Hoelck visited Mr. and Mrs, Charles m. Hyde entertaimed her cousins, Mr, and Mrs, D. W. Avery of Norwich Town, Wednesday. Neilie Franklin and Miss Bes- ke of Jewett City were guests Martie Barber, Sunday. adies’ Aid society met at the with n O s S urem | parsonage Wednesday afternoon. -{ Lincoln Crafetz; rec = € itation, Lincoln's G = - 2 ne, Lincoin ic Sieep.| - EAST COLCHESTER A number of the parents| { at the extreises. Car Andrew Warner is seriously ill with >ated by: the . teacher ¢ and pneumonia, at the home pupils and parent: en. om here attended the Pom- g in Norwich Thursday. Mahoney had Friday ng day *1 school. ce as and visited Bozrah's aw the reflection ¢ the fire in Colchester early Tues- morning. and Mrs. F. H, Browning were ord Tuesday. lard of Exeter is spending days with relatives lrere, sawmill is soon to be farm. Choppers are FITCHVILLE Christina Maria is spending s with her uncle and aunt, Mrs. Ed. Glasbrenner of programme ed out in the . 4 last Fric he direction pupils quotations oyhood dial o Litfle F position, Cleo lie. McCarty spent Sunday with James McCarty, of.the Scet- road, r. .and . Mrs. Frank Brooks and { children, Catherine and Mary, are vis- e }iting Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gridbbon, YAWBUX VALLEY | Miss Nora Foley has returned, after | visiting her aunt, Mrs. Cornelius Col- lins of Norwich. Birs, Thomss Gould was a recent vis-| Miss Annie Brady =pent the week itor at Westerly. eng _with Mr, and Mrs, Frank Sisic Bernice Miner who broke her collar| of Norwich, chn son, nd the pupils which c: ment. : e g - < Rraokive Bagle. THE PIGHT OF SEARCH SO R ¢ THET OLD FREDIP 1V YU WERS HADANG \:;\;T AWRLE AG( PENDLETON HILL Burned, ps—Ladies’ Society Meots. ¥ 15 - o ETY et A2 ROAD S0 Sermon at Fellowsh 1g by Re Giles F. Goodenough of Ledyar Fellowship Mee The fellowship i on Wedn 1 Gooden 1 i | Iy s vt | ding wa rst terian ¢ he_was for Miss Grac: London on the first of the friends in My Mrs, Seth Williams, Mrs ind i Miss Grace D. Wheeler plated removal of socie Congregational pa: on” Saturday, er’s talk on C LIBERTY HILL ¢ held at Lake | the middle of the week Sesee kY nded. Box Secial—New Hymn Books Secured | this_vicinity finished hare —Misses Mary and Nancy Fuller to| ice on.Alonday Erect Cottage. ] Auwood and a friend from were callers here Sunday. enjamin is visiting his grand- George Holmes of Walnut Rev. B. O. Mead and M ited school Wednesday The C, g Johnson is il at her home. The church and (- : itier T purchased new e home in New York Liberty Hill churc: erim Hymnal. Saturday evening was ittended by people from Salem, To Erect Cottage. Monty and New London. z v Tinker spent Sunday with it \Ils:;‘s Mary nd ne ille. ive about a mile north nker g s y purchased of Horace Fo in Montvitie, - Sunday iand containing about Kaplan and Jenette ated on the west side o ctly oppe A week-ond with H. Noves propert has been ill at rence Powers spent Sunday Tinke to_dig the cella Mra. Horatio Geddard of & chester, a former resi calling op friends recent; Mre. Raymond Mofftt, suffering from: muscular is slowly gaining. Miss is helping Mrs, Gurle; Mrs. J. George Clark spent Wed: day in ilimantic and called on Misg Ars. Annie Lord of Saybrook was Helen Packer-at St. Joseph's hospital. | the guest of her sisters on Bl hill She has nearly recovered from an op-!the past week. eration for appendic: The L. B. S. met Wednesday from s visiting her tthew Tinker. who has rheumat Ruth Da in_Essex last week, Probably by | NORTH STONINGTON 1 County Agent Gives Address — Prof Hawley Lectures at Wheeler Scheo —Grange Confers, Degrees. Mre. Josephine Sweet Becomes Bride | of Wilbur H., Robins, of Auburn, Maine—Talk of Building New mingto | Suests o Mr. and been reveived z marriage of > Sweet an M of Norwicl, Improvemen hall, Wed- on the advantage of /pera purchase of fertilizers. Lecturs at Whesler Scheol. N ofessor R. Hawley, of Yale A, L gave an illustrated lecture don’ have moved Woodlot, in the Wheeler the Grove. y ning The Eralley family, Grange Interests. CHuptE tee Tellow & Sixteen new members were oBM- street, will move tenement recent Ross family. The local troop of Boy Scouts will start today (Saturday) to measure the streets of the viliage in case that the grange. Principal R. ler school, end rangers paii a Niantic has a water system. | - = R. L. Manwaring is painting the in- | B R i AL s teror ~of the Brattlebo vacation | e literary program under the direc- tion of Wor Avery. ] Lecturer,Mrs. John D, . Cynthia Fuller and daughter . "of New London, were recent o, aylor, who works in Plain- of Mrs, Adam F. Bishop. n«\dscfirzgx 26 With ke Tameh M . and Mre. A. F. Blshop S & entertainin; ian 7 i New London. ~ | i Houses In Demand. Eyron Clark is thinking of start- Mrs. Mary Wood, Mrs. Ruth Conrad ing the erecti a d b= ot ano and_Miss Esther Brown were callers on the Flanders road. r dwelling Thera is such & demand for tenements from people | in Norwich vesterday. living away who wish to come here to| MF $ Comend, Ju. S it is thought a uumber of | L. SET,. WETE. Suntay houses would be erected soon. Eocipatont Sar W Charles Bramble was in South = Lyme Saturday, purchasing cows for m _her lcott Main, of We- Dr. F. H. Dart. Miss E. L. Colville hes zone to|aetequock. ! e A e XY e = 91 "MIrs. Walter Tenner, who has been Lok i the guest for a few weeks of her mother, Mrs. S. Whitmarsh, has re- turned to her home in Norwich. Among those who attended the theater last evening were: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Conrad Jr, Mrs. L. A. Be- cleston, Mr. Oscar Eccleston, —Jack Flynn and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whit- marsh. Fred Riess and Miss Eather Brown called on Mr. Riess' sister, Mry. Wal- ter Appley, Sunday. John I. Ross and Pear! Ross are do- ing carpenter work in Norwich. Miss Florence Taylor and Miss Gladyt Leflingwell of Norwich were in town Sunday. Calkins spent Tuesday i Miss Hazel with friends in Uncasville. Irving Foote was a Sunday guest of