Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 21, 1916, Page 9

; NURWICH BULLETIN, MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1916 TIMELY EVENTS PICTURED IN CARTOON BY THE LEADING AR IN THE LEMON SQUEEZER! “'h‘ o A O O] \‘:‘/ \‘:\o" Y T v — | Al PEACE oN —New Orleans Times-Picayune THE SILENT PHONE —Baltimore American PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE — e R S, I'M PREPARED!” {,. —Chicago News. TISTS OF THE COUNTRY IVAN'S NEW ROLLERS —=xew York Evening Post MISS SKYROCKET WHEAT, THE CATCH OF THE SEASON —Pittsburg Leader LETTERS FROM TWO STATES New London County | UNCLSVILLE Good Cheer Sunshine Society’s Annual | I Bazaar Met With Gratifying Success —$235 from St. John's Parish Festi val—Pequot Council, K. of C, Will| Hold Picnic and Invites Woodmen. The ar Cheer Sunshir v Richards rove on Wed noon and evening with a la: and yood patronage. I tastefully decorated and lighted with Jap The band New London, Orville Walden rector, furnished mus cert and later for dancing. of a supper w In former y the con- In place| the custom cciety to | serve, a lunch counter various | iands were on sale w stituted Those in charge of the v unch counter and da rious Db ng were ederick E. ock, arles Mary J. Benham, Mrs. jon, Mrs, “rank Thomas W oMrrissey, Mrs, e! Mrs, Natkan Woodworth, M: Chomas Church, M Melvin Turb s. Peter Taylor, r Gertrude o 3rant, Miss Laura B. Zornelius Fiaherty, M At the regu m Thursda; s Rita Le: r mecting of the society ernoon at the home of Mrs. Frederick Comstock a report vas given of the proceeds of the ba- mar which was gratifying. It was roted to suspend meetings during the ‘emainder of this month and to hold he next one on Sept. 1 at the alms- 1ouse in Montville, it being the custhm o go annually. Mrs. Charles T. Bee- e was chosen delegate to attend the tate convention in September to be ield in Madison. Successful Festival at St, John's. The annual festlval given by the ociety of St. John's Roman Catholic burch was held on the grounds around he church and parish hcuse on Thurs- jay and Friday evenings. Although the seather was unfavorable for a larce ttendance, the attendance was good md the patronage generous, the finan- dal proceeds amounting to $25, which s about the proceeds at former festi- 2.50 gold piece awarded 0 mls. The moccasins, md crochet slippers were fenry Brouilliard. The second & jold piece was awarded William Sr The teddy bear was won by Fred- Fick Lathrop. friends at ned to his village. Former Pastor at Quaker Hill. D. Luddington of Hill Top, pastor of the church, occu- pulpit at e church at Suggiay. Eeebe is entertain- s. Samuel Hanney, ther, N eeks. Coats of Hartford occu- the pulpit in tke Baptist church on Sunday morning. Howard Vibter and two sons of Worcester, Mass, were on an auto- , stopping in mertown 7 _to visit with his father, Vibber arles Chapel, who is employed in rbury, spent the week end at the of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. nk Chapel, of Palmertown. Campers Had Fine Outing. voung folks who have been at Harrisons with Rev. and H. Lakin upon their return are T astfc and report a very enjoy- able time during their stay in camp. None under 16 remain over night, con- sequently an automobile has been up to Palmertown several times, taking down the younger members of the Sun. day school for day, when they can en- joy bo: fishing, crabbing, return- ing at night. One weck more will be spent ih camp. Miss Zuth Dowe of Boston, Mass, a former tcacher in the Palmer Memo- rial school, js spending this week the est of Miss Marian Henry. Will Move to Eastern Point. Robert Chapel has purchased a farm at Eastern Point and will move thcre, _Eliza Killeen of Pequot is en- ing Mrs. Leon Kelly and her ers, Misses Rita and Elizabeth y, for several weeks. New Electric Lights. Palmer Bros. company have large electric lights placed in their mill. Michael Mahoney, employed tic, spen: the week cnd at his Pequot. A daughter was born to Mr., and Mrs. John Vogletanz on Sunday, Ausg. 13th, in Palmertown. Knights Give Woodmen Invitations. Pequot council, K. of C., have ex= tended an_ invitation to Cochegan camp, M. W. A., to attend the picnic hu te had two front of in Mys- home in Miss Mae Sullivan is entertaining which the council will hold Sunday in Doyle’s grove. A chowder dinner will e served by Joseph Smith, after which athletic sports will be indulged in. Installing Electric Motor. Keyes Product Co. are having an electric motor placed in their carpen- ter shop to operate the machinery. Mrs. Estelle Witter of Gay Hill cntertaining her sister, Mrs. A. Getchel, of San Diego, Cal. Miss Mary Lenihan and sister, Miss Helen, were week end visitors at Nar- ragansett Pier. is T. Mr. and Mrs. George N. Wood, 2d, of Providence, who have been guest of Mr. and Mre. Victor Rosenlund, in Pequot, have rcturned to their home. Joseph Delaney of New London spent the week end with friends in town. James Reed, who has been spending a tew days with friends in town, has returned to his home in Hartford. Miss Hazel Beebe is entertaining her cousin, Miss Florence Beebe, of Col- ches for a few days. Miss Addie Miller, after visiting with relatives in Providence, has returned to_her home. Miss Elizabeth McKenzie of Quaker Hill is spending a few days with friends in Palmertown. GALES FERRY Country Club Center of Summer Social Events—Mrs. Walter M. Buckingham Had Charge of Chil- dren’s Entertainment—Cottage at Camp Ground Opened—New Lon- don Pastor at Open Air Service. There were no services in the M. E. church on Sunday last, on account of the illness of the pastor, Rev. James M. Potter. The open air service at 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the pine grove, adjolning George W. Frost’s grounds, on the bank of the Thames river, was conducted by Rev. Austin I. Bush of New London who spoke to interested hearers. Rev. Mr. Bush also led the singing, which was harmonious in the open air. Subscription Card Party. The social affairs at the Country Club house are following each other in quick succession, Thursday after- noon, a subscription card party was given from 3 to 6 o'clock at the sum- mer_cottage of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Frost for the benefit of the house. Five hundred was played at nine ta- bles. The prizes were won in the following order: TFirst prize, hard- wood serving tray, second. Miss Mar- guerite Wulf, large box stationery; third, Allan Du Mont, jar talcum powder; fourth, Mrs. Alfred Steers, coat hanger; fifth, Mrs. Nathan A. Gibbs, two packs Congress playing cards; eighth, Donald Dumont, leath- er pillow cover. Punch was served with cake. George V. Dumont of nie Ames, he patrones rost and ntelair, Yonkers, N. ¥ of the par i Entertainment for Saturda fternoon from o'clock. M Walter M. Buck was the director of an ent for children n the Country club b with the t)li: es Bessie Ames a ena Wul her cor gramme of recit: lit- lowed by games, The tle Misses Grace and Isabel Kennedy of Norwich a duet, Lit- tle Miss Doris Wightman of Mont- J., sang a solo and Miss Mad lirch of the village, gave a re entitled Dad ssie of Yonkers, N. Y., toid the chil- ories. Lemonade and wafers were served. In the evening ice cream and punch was on sale and an informal dance was held for the young people. Monday evening a well s siven there under the direction of the Coun- trp club president, Mrs. Caro Maniere. Will Open Gales Ferry Cottage. Mrs. Harmon L. Perkins and grand- daughters, Mary and Madeline Birch, left Tuesd: for Willimantic Camp Ground where they will open the Gales Ferry cottage and remain during the camp meeting and institute which opens the 19th. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Satterlee and little daughter Rebecca of North F ven arrived at Trout Brook cottage last Saturday, where the family will spend a few weeks. Mr. Satterlee,re- turned Sunday evening to North Ha ven. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse G. Fox of Mid- dletown spent the week-end at the home of Mrs. Fox's cousins at the y Yard, Mr. and Mrs. C. Col- Ver and Miss Kate B. Colver, Mr. and Mrs. Fox were returning from a long trolley trip from Middletown to Low- ell, Mas: and from thence to New port, R. from there by steam cars to the Navy Yard. Tour to Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wulf of Norwich, who have been on a ten tour to Montreal, returned to their cottage the Wolf Den on the Bluff Frida Georss Ty, N. Y., is a guest t. Mr. and -rs. George W. Frost. Mrs. 12 1dall of Chan- nel Side wai oo recent guest of her mother, Mrs. Irvin Haley at Mys- tic. The Misses Louise and _Natalie Benn, who have been suests for some time ’past their aunt, Mrs. Joab Rogers, returned last week to their home in Hartford. Mrs. Dudley C. Perkins and daugh- 1 Jennie G. Perkins, with Mrs. 1klin H. Brown, left the village on for treatment at the Attle- , Massachusetts. of John Witherspoon director of the Roxbury hool, left the Payne Whit- on Monday, returning to their home in Belmont, Mass., by au- tomobile. Camped at Fort Decatur. Oliver Wulf and E of the Bluff camped Decatur Monday and Tues- Five Weeks in Hos, 1 Miss Grace Hilton of Norwich, Who Lawrence, "Cutori Dumon has been a_patient in Lawrence hos- pital, New London, for five weeks, re- turned t week to- the Corey-Hilton cott Bluff, where she is Myrtle Mansfleld and family of Westville near New Haven, motored to the village Sunday and were guests at the home of Mrs. Lucy Brown and also of Mrs. Ellen Stod- dard. Lucy A. Hurlbutt went to Beach, Savbrook, Wednesday, Mrs. William Allen and fam- ily of the village, who have taken a cottage at this place for some weeks. A. R. Francis connected with the Roxbury Tutoring school, has taken the cottage at Perkins place for the remainder of the season. Called Home by Mother’s Iliness. Mrs, Latimer and little Ri olles Latimer. spent al d + her former "me in Uncasville, called there by the i'un: s LT niother, Mrs. ares George Hewitt of Groton was at the home of her father, 'm D. Fairfield in the village on Tuesday. Harmon Cranmer, who is employed in bridge construction for the New Haven railroad at Saybrook, spent Sunday at the home of his mother. Windham County CANTERBURY GREEN Moore-Leverett Engagement — Local Young Lady Weds Texan—Church News. Sunday’s ccngregation much enoyed the sermon by Rev. Wililam F. English of the Connecticut Missionary socfoty. He was entertuined at the parsonage in the absence of the pastor, who re- turned on Thursday of this week and will occupy the pulpit Sunday. Sun- day evening’s meeting will be led by Mrs. Henry Randall. Mrs. on_the Green for a short stay. Miss Elsle Rodler has returged from Tuesday. by-automobile for Asbury. Helen Adams is at her home|. a several week: Long Island. Miss Constance Jones of Hartford has been spending a week at the par- sonage. Engagement Announced. The engagement is announced of stay with relatives at Miss Flora Moore, a former Bilack Hill teacher, and well known in_this local- ity, to Raymond Field of Leverett, Mass. Miss Abbie Medbury is visiting rel- atives in Boston. John Kinnie of Providence, R. I, a former resident of this town, motored through_this locality Monday Miss Florence E recently visited in_Hebron, Hop River and Storrs. Miss Cecile Hale of Norwich is vis- iting at the home of Lathrop. WEDDING. Randall—Gardner. Tuesday, Aug. 15, 1915, at 4 o'clock, George Randall of Plainfieid and May Gardner of Canterbury were united in marriage at the home of Rev. Samuel Thatcher of Jewett City. The bride was dressed in white voile, carrying a ‘bouquet of white roses. The guests at the wedding were their friends, Mrs, Howard Perkins, Mrs. Atma Perkins of Voluntown, Mrs, Olive Kearnes and Irene Trumper of Canterbury, Mrs. Etta Rogers of An- dover. The bridal party, with their friends, partook of a wedding breakfast at the Jewett City hotel. The groom for the last few years has made his home in Texas, and Mr. and Mrs. Randall left for Texas after the ceremony. Mrs. Olive Kearnes and Irene Trumper have returned home frcm their visit in Storrs and Andover. James Dumas of Willimantic is spending a few days at the home a° OMrs. Olve Kearnes. Miss Elsie Rodler has returned from her-visit on Lo Island. Tolland County BOLTON Benefit Dance for Hall Association— Teachers for the Coming Year— Young Men Taking Coast Tour— Summer School Draws Local Young People. Rev. Louis Harnish of Hartford preached at the Center Sunday. The Ladies’ Aid society met in the Bolton hall Thursday afternoon. A dance for the benefit of the Bolton Hall association was given in the hall last Friday evening. Prof. and Mrs. Samuel and son, Morgan Alvord, M. Alvord left Bolton Park, N. J, where they will spend & fortnight, guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Ward. The Tuxedo orchestra of Manchester provided music and Frederick S. Doane was the prompter. Mrs, d. John P. F. Sutter of New Durham, J., has returned home after a visit {at Mrs. F. J. Mathieu's. S. S. Bissell af South Man- ng Miss Anna M, Al- i, Sumner and son, Ross Sum- of Rockville were visitors of the Sumner’s mother, Mrs. Jane Sumner, over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry O'Neil and the Jatter ter, Miss Elizabeth Daly, of FEast Hampton were recent visitors at the Baker farm Auto Trip Along Coast. Leslie S. Bolton and friend, Mr. Cur- rie, of Plainvilie, are taking an auto- mobile trip along the coast from Bos- ton to Old Orchard, Me. They vieied points of interest going and plan to do the same on their return trip. George Alvord has returned from a trip to the Yellowstone National park. M a2 Shurtleff of Strant Scuth Manchester, is a guest at phew's, Elmer J. Finley's. r Horan of East Hampton uncle’s, Michael Minnie O. Engle of Hartford, as been visiting Miss Anna B. s returned home. Miss Post entertaining Miss Mary E. Britain. ner, senior Mr. B is now Scanlon of New Attending Sunemer Scheol. The following Bolton people are in attafing summer _ school: Adelia N. Loomis, Elizabeth .\l_iurgs.xet Daly and William idge. Teachers All Re-engaged. of the teachers who taught in last year have bsen re-engaged 1o coming year and sre as &ol- North school, Miss Julia McCar- of Willimanti South school, Miss 1 Daly of Bolton; Southwest, A Esther Torowitz of Polton; Cen- ter school, Willilam B. Trowbridge of Stamford. M Anita R. Baker Jeft tou: g car Wednesda for e she met her parents, L H Eevery, urned with mer home. Mr, and Mrs. Goodall of Indianapolis cre guests of Miss Baker earlier in the week. in the Albany, Mr. and of Indlanapolis, her to therir sum- ¢ Stetson of Andover ing her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Loomis, Turkey has been granted a new loam of $125,000,000 by the German govern: