Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-27


DR.. and Mrs. NJ. e. Fox have been
entertaining Miss Helen Newton of
East Lyme
Miss Esther Gervitz of Montville
Cenoter is visiting relatives in Brook
Ign, N. Y.
The dance st. Patrick's night by
American council, o. u. A NJ. was
Melted. Edwin Phillips won the 50
gold piece.
William B. Hawkins, superintendent
Of the wooden mill. has been spending
a few days in Boston.
Birthday Celebration.
Wednesday evening Charles L.
Chapel was surprised by a number of
friends who met at his home in Palm
ertown TO help him celebrate his thir-
tieth anniversary. The evening was
pleasantly spent with games and mu-
sic. Refreshments were served. Mr..
Chapel was presented a box of CT
gars.
Died from Over Eating.
Leolin Minse lost a valuable COW,
which got loose in the barn and went
to the meal barrel and ate all she
wanted.
Mrs. c. NJ. Holmes, who has been
the guest of her daughter. Miss Ellen
Holmes, at the Johnson homestead
has returned to her home at Grassy
Hill.
Case NoIIsd.
The case OF ]. Riavitz against
Charles WHITE, Jr.. of Montville Cen
ter. which charged with theft of prop
erty. was nolled b. William Smiddy,
justice Of the peace, Wednesday The
charge against White was merely tech
nicaI, as Whites father and Riavitz
have been business partners. Witte
Jr., believed that the property was HIS.
Settled Out of Court.
The suit of L. Weinstein against the
Hebrew Farmers association to recov-
Ell commission on real estate sales was
settled between the parties at the Of
Ace of Attorney Charles W. Comstock,
In Norwich. Friday.
To Teach in Norwich.
Miss Alice Killeen, a former teach
er in the Palmer Memorial school. has
passed an examination before the
board of education in Norwich and is
to teach in one OF the schools.
Joseph Bonville is grading the laud
iE front of his home and making other
improvements.
Robert Champion, after visiting
friends in Oakdale. has returned to
Boston.
Miss Ethel Rawlinson of Hartford
has been spending the week with
friends in Pequot.
In the case of Joseph Plouff against
]. Levecque for assault, heard be-
fore Henry A. Bolles, Leveque was
fined SIS, which he paid.
Fitch johnson of Montville Center,
who is employed at A. L. Botham's
store. is spending week visiting his
uncle in Vermont. Arthur Cushman is
taking his place.
Rev. A. J. WILCOX occupied the pull
pit in the Union Baptist church sun
day. After the sermon communion
services were conducted.
Miss Leila Curran of Holyoke. Mass,
is the guest Of friends in Pequot.
Mrs. L. Abramson, who has been
visiting in Oakdale, returned to Bos-
ton Monday.
A fire which caught the grass and
brush on the bank which may have
been set by boys or by sparks from
an engine. endangered the residence Of
F. B. Mitchell. The blaze was fought
back by the men and boys in the
vicinity after an hour or two of hard
work
The Massasoit eompany's mill 1T
Oakdale started up last week and is
running full time.
Charles Rolles. who was badly in
iured several months ago while at
work on the Central Vermont railroad.
has obtained an artificial foot and Is
able to get around a little with it.
Insurance Adjusted.
Insurance on the home of Francis
F. Parker, which has burned to the
ground last week, was satisfactorily
adjusted Tuesday. The insurance was
about $500, which does not cover the
loss.
Peuuot council, knights of Column
bus baseball team is making arrange
ments for the coming season.
A Lively Blaze.
A fire which is supposed to have
been started by a spark from an en-
CINE On the Central Vermont railroad,
damaged property owned bv Mrs. ia
red Bolles to the extent of at least
$1,000. Mrs Bolles discovered the fire
about half past two Tuesday afternoon
and went for immediate help, going to
the home of Henry A. Bolles. A mes
senger was sent to the Central YER
mont station. from which the whole
section gang and those employed at
the station responded. The ferry horn
vas sounded and men at work on the
Yale wharf across the river respond
ed. A cottage near the beach owned
by Mrs. Bolles. which was formerly oc-
cunied by her son, Reuben Bodies. but