Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 15, 1916, Page 10

PENDLETON HILL Arthur Boardman Dies at Lancaster, Penn. Miss Bertha Lewis of Voluntown is spending the week at Mrs. Mary Pal- mer’s. gS The family of Dr. C. B North of New York, who have spent the past two summers at the parsonage, are this year in Chester, Vt. 5 Henry Johnson of Norwich is help- ing Martin O. Chapman with his mow- ing. Malcom Thompson_teams have been working the Upper Laurel Glen road. Arthur Boardman Dead. Word was received on Sunday of the death of Arthur Boardman _of Lancaster, Pa. He formerly spent his summers in this place. His mother was the daughter of the late Benjamin F. Eillings of Griswold, and survives | Patriotic Service—Miss Pullen, of Nor- him. Her oldest son, Dr. Walter| ip" Address Ladies’ Associa- Boardman died some years ago and| . o her youngest son Harris, died four . years ago. GALES FERRY William Fairfield— Mr. and Mrs. Avery Main Note Wed- ding Anniversary—Formal Opening of Country Club House This Even- ing. Funeral of Mrs. The funeral of Mrs. Willlam D. Fairfield held at the M. E. chu Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Rev James M. Potter officiated and spoke from these words, Get thy house in order for thou shalt die, and not live. The bearers wer . C. Fairrield, A. C. Fairfield, Hewitt and Har- vey Hewitt. Burial was in the vil- lage ceme 3 Mrs, F: 2ld is survived by her usband _and two _daughters, Mrs. sorge Hewitt of Groton and Mrs. 1 Hall of Boston, and several Also by her father, who resides in Minne- sota, a vete; of the )Jlexican war, and of the . She leaves one brother, W Wood of Seattle, Washington. Mrs. Fair Mary Eliza Wood, born in Webster, family 1s resided 1 this Ith for two ¥ Sunday Services. Rev. Jame M. Potter’s theme the morning service in the M False Peace. At evenin vice is topic, Open E S Married Ten Years. and Mrs. Avery M. celeb; tenth anniversary their the lawn of the Thames Monda w money, etc. Amon Mr. and of Putnam Johnson Mr. e ed r Fort fine chowder received g 1 pictur present ert Fairfield Tower of Charles . , Mrs irfield, Norcross B. J. Decatur dinner t Mrs. | = M h and Lewis, b M Wal- Mr. and son Albert, all nd Mrs. Latham Smith, Mr. and Mr. nd James Point, children, nd Mr. el Cottage Guests, iam Titus of Jeff. of Mr. and their Long Cove 0, N. Y. Minor Mo cottage. Tower of Johnson sending some time - uncle, Latham E rs. John O. Reyn re guests of M Rey- , Mrs. Lucy S. Hurlbutt. A. Gibbs nd family a joving their mew automobile wt was delivered to m last week. Mrs. R. Church of spent at their cot- e Bluff. Entertained on Houseboat. lter M. Buckingham enter- Wednesday on the houseboat, Gypsy Mrs. James J. Moore, Mrs. Dan- iel S. Haviland and Anne Taft of Norwich and on I Miss Lau- rie Hammond and Miss Potter, also f Norwich. MacCracken of New York ing some time at the cottage James Martin on the d Mrs. Frank Cor ert Mrs, Mr. ¥ isited Mr. Core; son, sin, cou- mily B. Corey South- spending the week-end nessed the anni- re Independence John W. Lowrance of the Tutoring school of New Ha- ith Mrs. Lowrance and children ma urrived iast week, at the itney cottage at Yale quar- Roxhury ves wit Mrs., Will m Scranton of who have been guests of Mrs ter: Scranton’s s the vill the Misses Mathew. , have returned. Their e Miss Helen Scranton of who was also a guest of has also returned to that Planning for Picnic. tory _committee, Rev. r, Dudley C. Perkins Coly held a me evening to appoint com- S he home of Mr. Perkins he annual community picnic is held at Riverview, the Charles H. Brown place. Sells Boat. sold his aux- 2 Traver Briscoe s been taken to New Haven. W. Jones and daughter, Bea- Vernon, N. Y., arrived on D. of Mt Monday at Twin Oak cottage for the on. William H. Allen and his son, Or- ville and Trvin Collins, who spent Sun- day at Mr. Allen’s home on the New ondon road, were accompanied Mon- day on their return to Saybrook by Mrs. Allen and daughters, Marie and jertrude. Mr. Allen_has faken a fur- nished cottage at Saybrook for a month for the family. Mr. Allen is in the employ of the New Haven raflroad 15 bridge builder near Saybrook. Guests at Geer Cottage. Miss Nellle Gallup of St. Paul, Minn., with her young niece, Miss Prudence A. Gallup, were members at The Pines of Misses Ellen and Lucy Geer for the week-end with Miss Julie Smith of Westerly and Mrs. Mary S. Geer of Norwich. The Misses Gallup returned Monday with Miss Smith to Wester- iy for several days’ visit. Later they will return to the home of their un- zle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs: Isaac G. Geer, where they are spending some weeks. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Gallup and laughter, Miss Sadie I. Gallup of New London, ‘'were members of this party >n_Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Edith_McVeil Miss Grace McNeil of New Jersey, with Miss May Martin of New York wre spending some time at the farm »f their relative, Postmaster, D. R. Povey. Mr, and Mrs ertained Mrs. and daughter, Rufus 'W. Hurlbutt en- Hurlbutt’s sister, Miss Winnie Bartlett of Uncasville and her fue Miss Marguerite Eastwood of >rovidence, R. I, last week. Marjorie Mann of Putnam and ter brother, H. Jerome Mann, of New fork, have opened the family cottage mn_the Bluff for two weeks. fgesdon Maniere, has returned., from. LETTERS FROM TWO STATES Vacation Trip. John | mar- | Fhebe a two weeks’ visit-at the home of his uncle, Simeon Fish in Poquonock. Opening of Country Club. The Gales Ferry Country club will open its doors this (Saturday) even- ning from 4 to 10 o'clock with a house- warming. At a recent business meet- ing of the officers of the club the fol- lowing were asked to serve on the various committees: Ice cream and cake, Miss Alice Satterlee, Mrs. Caro Maniere, Miss Jennie G. Perkins, Miss Marguerite 'Wulf, Walter M. Buck- ingham; decorations, Miss Caroline B. Freeman, Mrs. D. W. Jones; reception, officers of club and Rev. James ML Potter. Windham County CANTERBURY GREEN The challenge of the season was voiced at both Sunday morning’s ser- vice and Thursday evening's rally last week. Sunday’s sermon was on the Bible and Patriotism, the text from Joshua 1:1S. The Rev. John Wright's rally ad- dress was on Christian Patriotism and well reviewed the heroism that has made our country great. The shorter addresses by local leaders, Frank E. Miller and Frank Hoxsie were also much to the point. E. Miller was master of ceremonies, introducing the speakers and calling the patriotic hymns. came from a busy day in the He as did most of the men pres- Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hawes were the accompanist: Hawes giving also as a violin solo “Three Cheers for ed, White and Blue,” Miss Elsie - played a violin solo, the North- field Song of the Nations. The flag domonstration of and girls n the front of the The evening closed with hearty singing of America, and pray- er and benediction by the pastor, Address by Miss Pullen. Another gathering of enthusiastic was i | character | meetin the Ladies’ Tuesday @ of N eaker. were pre The | 2 meetir will be with DMr: etsch, July 15th or 16th. It has | been_voted this year's Gar- den Fete in Aug | wristian rdeavor meeting | ng will be led by M , the subje “Pu and V. at meeting uesday were Mr. Ross and | Ross of Well Mass., who| came from ir _summer home in Newent; Mr. and Mrs. Everett Brown | of Pomfret, Mrs. Wendell Brown of | Cleveland ) William_Wri £ Worcester, S rianna Fr ! Winsted, Dr. I en Baldwin of York Beautifies Parsonage Grounds. E. Brown called at the par- | ay bsence of rds in angas, rden. of full bloom, form two be set out in the Various ltems. nd Mrs. King ew York have ir summer in »f N house is vis- port Hawes spe lith William in Wo q th, 16 istoclks. summer W i was in F Hop River. Mar v Warren with her moth- Davis, tok a trip to New Y atives at Mr Brown of Cleveland, ! Wendeli house now occupied and v grady a ted from new motor- Arthur Tracy has exchanged his runabout for a new car. was in fford EAST WOODSTOCK Social Affairs of the Week—Dr. E. R. Pike Addresses Community Club. Miss Estelle Frink is entertaining her cousin, Miss Avis Gallup of Prov- idence, and Thursday evening gave a lawn party in her honor. C. H. Killain was called onville Tuesday owing to the critical illness of his father, Edward Killain, whose death occurred this week, Addition to House. David Aldrich is building tion to his mouse in trict. Mrs. Elizabeth White attended the funeral of her sister-in-law in Hudson, | | | to Thomp- n addi- the center dis- Mass., last week. She is now spend- ing a few wecks in Worcester. Miss Mary Newton of Oxford is the guest of Asnes White, who gave a party at Roseland Park Tuesday in her hono: £ Sixty Attended Meeting. A meeting of the Community club was held Wednesday evening, the at- tendance being 60. The program con- isted of piano solos by Carolyn Cox nd an outline of a military campaisn by Dr. E. R. Pike from the writings of Hudson Maxim. A social hour fol- lowed, with dancing and music fur- nished by the Hibbard brothers. EKONK Word was received here Tuesday of the sudden death of Benjamin Watson gr Plainfield. He formerly resided el Miss White, who has been visiting her brother at the parsonage the past week, returned to her home in Say- brook Monday. Florence and Laura Gallup are vis- iting thelr grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E._B. Gallup. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Gallup visited their som, Clark and family near Moo- sup Sunday afternoon. Jared Gallup is at the Backus hos- pital for surgival operation. Mrs. Elmer Kinnie and Miss Julia Sayles of Norwich visited at Allen Sayles’ over Sunday. Mrs. Griffith is _entertaining her children from New York. Mrs. Sullivan is entertalning friends from the city. WOODSTOCK VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Philip Benoit of Paw- tucket and Miss Blanche Horner and Miss Durvea, of Boston, are at H. P. Slingsby’s. Fred Froelich of New Jersey is stay- oing at Chester Hatstat's. Mrs. George Hayter and children of Clinton, Mass.,, have arrived for the summer. Harry Reserick and family are vis- iting Stephen Slingsley’s. Mrs. Hilen Allen of Somerville, Mass., _is visiting.relatives in_town. J. Hailand. / Rev. J. K. Moore and Family Leave For Vermont-—Sale of Williams Place, Miss Ada Whitman is_assisting Mrs. Hutchins this summer during her va- cation. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Blackmar of Bverett, Mass, are epending two weeks with Miss M. E. Blackmar. Frank Dekkers, Jr., and family of Providence, are spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Hutchins. Mrs. 'Whittemore visited her Harry in Worcester last week. Clinton Lewis and ‘Charles Peterson, Jr., spent Friday in Boston. Miss Florence Chase of Brooklyn, N. Y., is spending the summer with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Chase. John Ballard of Philadelphia has bee nthe guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis for a week, while he called on many friends here. On Missionary Tour. Rev. William H. Giebel has been spending three weeks on a missionary tour, speaking in New York, Jersey City, Buffalo, Detroit, Toronto, Ham- ilton and London, Canada. He returns this week to spend the summer with his family in the Pratt homestead. Missionary to Preach. Rev. Mr. Beard of Foochow, China, who is soon returning to the Orient with his family, will occupy the pul- pit of the Congregational church on July 23rd. Because of poor health, Rev. J. K. Moore and family have been obliged to go away for the summer earlier than usual. They are in Vermont. Mrs, Bugene Williams, who recently sold her home here to Mr. Dekkers, has had her furniture moved to North At- tleboro, Mass., the past week, leaving herself on Tuesday. # Mrs. - Sarah Stuart of Windsor is spending a month with her son, L. E. White, at his new home here. EAST THOMPSON Sunday School Picnic to Webster Lake ightning Strikes Elm. son Rev. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain and the former’s sister, Mrs. Moffitt. are spending the week at Mr. Cham- berlain’s cottage on Willimantic Camp ground. Master Richard Forrest is with them. Mr. F. C. Ross's two daughters are visiting their parents. Mrs. Phoebe Jacobs has returned to her home on Putnam Heights, after spending two weeks with her brother, Luther Robbins. Sunday School Picnic. The 'Sunday school is to have their annual picnic the second Wednesday August at Bates Grove, Webster e. The severe wind and rain storm of Saturday night split in two an elm, me part falling on the telephone wire and putting it out of commission; but it was soon put in order again Allen Benson is entertaining a cousin. Choir Gives Concert. The choir of the Congregational church of Putnam =zave a concert in King's Daughters’ hall on Tuesday evening. NORTH WOODSTCCK Strawberry Supper Followed by Lec- ture on Washington. H. Healey attended the Business banquet at Webster Lake on L. Men Susan Whitney of Vernon is a | . { r at Mr. nk Perrin’s. rs. Wendall Witter is entertaining Frank Church of New York. D. Skinner is in Hartford Frank Herrick are vis- r Track's. Young Ladies’ B. club en- Jjoyed a picnic Tuesday afternoon. Little Virginia Corttis, who has been seriously ill, is slowly improving. Supper and Lecture. The strawberr: ipper and illus- trated lecture iday evening was most successful, a large number at- tendin thstanding the extreme n Adams has been a t of Washington for fifteen and his views of this beautiful and interesting talk was much cit appreciated. Miss Lois Hill of Southbridge is spending a week with Miss Christine Paine. ABINGTON Death of Mrs Elmer Oakman, at Ne- ponset, Mass. Hazel Geissler, who has been at the Day Kimball hospital for six months, returned home Wednesday. Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Elmer Oakman, July 11th, at her home in Neponset, Mass, The meeting of the Ladies’ Aid so- ciety was not held Thursday afternoon on account of the severe shower. Mrs. Wilbur has returned from a stay of several weeks with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Wood, in Putnam. Arthur Grosvenor and Andrew Ami- den motored to Boston Thursday. SOUTH WOODSTOCK Miss. a few Haven. Mrs. H. K. Saffords has been ill for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Card. Frost were in town one day this week. The ladies of the church made about thirty dollars at their strawberry sup- per last Friday night. Miss Blanche Shippie is home for the summer vacation. Richard Machey was in one day this week. Mrs. Machey is entertaining sister from New York. Mrs. A. R. Scranton has been visit- ing friends in Providence this week. CLARK’S CORNERS Mrs. Chase of Woonsocket, R. I, vis- ited friends in town last week. Thomas E. Clark and Luther Clark of Hartford, have been spending the past two weeks with their father, Ed- ward H. Clark, who is seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Palmer have been visiting the latter's grandparents, Ulmer Manning Jewett, of Brockton, Mass., is at his grandfather's, Allen Jewett's, for the summer. Master Jewett made the trip from Brockton to Norwich in one day, coming on his bicycle. After staying over the week- end there, he came to Clark’s Corners, Mrs. Thomas E. Clark of Hartford is with Mrs. Edwood H. Clark, SOUTH KILLINGLY Mr. and Mrs. A. B. ., Mrs. P. H. Coffey, and Mr. and_Mrs. Raymond Rarlow motored to Pawtucket on Thurscay. Miss Edna Gilbert is a visitor with her grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Goodsell. B. W. Terwilliger has a new autmo- bile Dora Lefleur returned home Wed- nesday after a visit of several days in Attawaugan. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hall were in Putnam Wednesday to attend the fu- neral of the latter's brother, William e Gertrude Phillips is spending days with friends in New New York her Golden Wedding of Dr. and Mrs. Cy- rus H. Pendleton—Ball Game With Columbia Today. Sunday, July 9th, twenty-five of the nearest relatives of Dr. and Mrs. Cyrus H, Pendleton were entertained at dinner at there home in Hebron in honor of the fiftieth anniversary of thelr wedding. Two members of the party were present at the wedding fifty years ago, Mrs, Eliza A. Latham and Mrs. Jane A. Blish, sisters of Mrs. Pendleton. The dector and wife have filve children and six grandchildren, all being present. All reside in He- bron. The doctor’s nephews from Bozrah, 'Alexander /8. Pendleton and his wife and daugh'er, were present. Mr. and Mrs. John Wells and son, of Iast Hampton, were present also. The floral decorations were yellow primroses, pansies and crimsen ram- bler roses. A purse of gold was pre- sented, and other tokens of regard. Dr. Pendleton has been the beloved phy sician of the Hebron people for over 50 years. His son, Dr. C. E. Pendleton is taking his fatber's practice. In Summer Cottage. DOr. and Mrs. C. J. Douglass, Mr. and Mrs. Parritt, of Boston, are oc- cupying Dr. Douglass’ summer cot- tage for several weelks. Surprised on Birthday. Sixteen of Clarissa Lord's young friends gave her a birthday surprise Monday afternoon. The young people met in the town hall, where games were played and refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs, Henderson and daugh- ter, Helen, and Mrs. Hesdra, have re- Miss Mary Iy of Middletown is the guest of Miss Florence E. Smith. There wili be services at the Con- gegational church Sunday morning at 10:30. Rev. J. W. Deeter’s subject will be: Why Y Ought to Be a Christian. WINDHAM Card Party—Choral Union Season With Social to Close Evening. Miss Helen Hopkins left Friday for tend the Young Women's confer- ence at Northfield. She goes as del- egate from o0 society Henry Bingham ng with Mrs. Charles Towne few d M E. H. Hiscox Jewett y was calling on friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lathrop and chil- dren have been spending a week at Watch Hill Miss Josephine Keeney is ing New London relative E Maine enter- s at a card party ir guests were Tuesday evening. W. F. ¥ Miss Jo- Keenev, Mis: abeth Abbe . Keeney and P. Abbe. Jessie Githler of York is Lockman home for the sum- At the Swift House. Mr. and Mrs, R. Utley of § antic ft house for a few week 3 be joined by their daughter, or ‘Cole and two children, of Oyster I Choral Urion to Ciose Season. union will hold its lasi for the present next Wed- A social time will be Ida M n, Mis < and Miss Gertrude Arnold have ¢ bel Warner of Saina, Kan., of her sister, Mrs. Ida t Orange has been sp of weeks w her mother at W. S. Cnappell's. Frank Davis t nam to Rocky Point, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. to alo this week. s at Rocky Point for H. Pike ended the pi ic of the M. whist club at the Will mantic Camp ground last week. Miss Mild; Davi visiting her aunt, Mrs. Edward E. Goff, in Central Falls, R. L . Mrs. J. H. Milligan spent Thursday in_Providenc Mrs. Hattie Blake and Miss Flor- ence Blake of Danielson led on friends here Sunday afternoon. Litch is visiting Uxbridge, Mass. and family motored to Moosup Sunday. Mr. and Charles Hyland and William Flemming of Providence have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Haswell. Clifford Davis was in New Bedford last week. Fayette Wright and family of Pom- fret called on local friends Sunday. Mrs. C. H. Pike and Judson Barrows have been entertaining Mrs. Fred Barrows Jr. of Providence. Mrs. R. L. Kenyon was the guest Thursday of Mrs. W. H. Law at Tree- top cottage, East Kilingl. J. C. Ames of Woodstock has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Charles Myers. Mrs. Potter and a friend from Fast Killingly were guests Monday of Mrs. Herbert Battey. EAST KILLINGLY Fred Burnett and daughter, Edna, of Dayville, visited James Brooks and family Thursday. Miss Maud Capon of Danielson was at Mrs. Blija Chase’s Sunday for the day. John McDonald and family of Mystic are at their summer home here. Allen Shippee was a recent guest of friends in Providence. The Ladies’ auxiliary were at Wild- wood Park for an outing Wednesday. Mrs. George Miner and Miss Lililan Miner of Mystic, are at Maplecrest for a few days. Mr. Birch and a friend, who have been visiting at Charles Moran's, have returned to Providence. Mrs. Joseph Dumas, Jr. and daugh- ter, Florence, of North Grosvenordale, have been visiting Mrs. Joseph Dumas the past week. A large party of young people en- joved an automobile ride to Rocky Point Sunday. Mrs. Rufus R. Chase and Miss Alma L. Rich called on friends in Putnam Monday. 7 Mies Tda Rothstein is visiting rela- tives in Beverly, Mass. Robert Smith visited Mr. Shippee in Gloucester, R. I, Tuesday. SOUTH CANTERBURY Mrs. Fred Barrows of Clinton, Mass. and Mrs. Mabel Arnold of Pawtucket, R. I, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barrows. ‘Charles W. Larkham of Packer was the guest of Levi Clark, Sunday. The Ladies’ Ald_society met with Mrs. S. B, Hadly, Tuesday afternoon. 'Morris_Paster has_eleven Jewish families from New York, as boarders for the summer. her For the benefit of designers London | has iestablished a_furniture, museym. turned to their home here for the summer. Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Douglass, Mr and Mrs. Parritt, Mrs. G. F. Mitchell were in Willimantic, Wednesday morn- | ing. There will be a ball game on the park this (Saturday) afternoon be- tween Columbia and Hebron. On your way home -Enjoy this exceptional beverage, Order Brewery Bottled by Label Color: RED—Pale Ale BLUE—Dark Ale YELLOW—Porter GREEN—Half Stock PURPLE—Extra Ale biacked by over 40 years experience- Beach resorts near New York are|maimed another boy. The scare the men will be armed thoroughly alarmed by the recent at- gone the rounds of many New Fishermen will be stationed on plert ks on bathers, re resorts since the first sha with baited shark hooks. Men familiar nd one maiming Jathers has not reached Coney th the habits of fish are frankly ing of the season unless|and other places near New York, but|puzzled over the shark raids. 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