Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-02
SUPERIOR COURT.
Cases Assigned for Trial Next Week.

SdSGS ASSl9uGQ tNNNL NNSNrNs Cases assigned for trial in the su- perior court in this city for next week are as follows: Mary L. Graves vs. Is- rlel E. Mason. first case for Wednes- day; Newton D. Skinner vs. Alexander Burrows, second case for Wednesday; Fred M. Cole vs. Uzsan Bennor and Josephine Bennor, third case for We'd nesday; Esther Phillips vs. Thomas A Baker ct all, first case Thursday.
 These are all civil cases to court. The contested divorce case of Harry G.. Holmes vs. Emily R. Holmes, down on the trial list, is to go over until next term.
 There still remains at least one crim- inal case to be tried and this will also be probably disposed of at the begin ming of the week.
 Decree of Foreclosure Entered. The matter of Charles B. Wheatley vs. Emmie E. Hatch was disposed of in the superior court on Friday. The parties in the case are from Daniel son.
 The action was the foreclosure of a mortgage debt for $4,000, interest for two months amounting to $40 and taxes amounting to $21S.62.
 Judge Harry E. Back, representing MT. Wheatley, stated to the court that DOIn pdTIl6Sa ndQ dSIc0u luetI of foreclosure be granted and the de- fendant allowed until January 15 to re- deem. Judge Bennett ordered that a decree be entered in accordance with the agreement of the parties to the ac- ton.
 Stephen Ballard has been named as administrator of the estate of Sarah Ballard, late of Thompson.
 Major Simmons Coming.
 Major L. M. Simmons of Hartford is to be in Putnam tomorrow (Sun- day) on a tour of inspection of the Salvation Army posts in this section. Major Simmons will take part in the afternoon and evening services to be held in the hall of the workers in this city.
 State Forestry Meeting.
 The State Forestry association is to hold a meeting at the home of Dr. Ar thur Mathewson in South Woodstock on next Friday, and an invitation has been extended to those interested to attend.
 Claimed State Reward.
 Captain F. Richmond of the Willl- mantle police and Dana Martin, from whom John Devlin stole a horse last May. were before Judge Bennett in the superior court Friday as claimants of the usual reward given by the state for recovery in such cases. Judge Ben nett reserved his decision in the mat ter.
 City Notes.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Potter and son moved from Fremont street to Webster, Mass, on Thursday.
 Miss Florence Sargent spent Friday in Boston.
 The following members of the Con- gregational choir attended the musical festival in Worcester Thursday as the guests of the church society and were accompanied by Chorister L. O. Will Hams and Mrs. Williams: Misses Gla- dys Murfey. Gladys Williams, Mary Daniels. Fredelle Randen, Hattie In man, Eva Inman, Hoilie Corbin. Fred Corbin, Harold Corbin, Graydon Sharu. John Morse. Frank Ellis.
 MT and Mrs. Richard German en- joyed an automobile trip to Providence on Friday.
 Mrs. William Holmes. Mrs. Helen Wiley, Misses Mary Wheaton, Ruth Murfey. Mrs. Nikoloff and Mrs. E. B. Kent were in Worcester Thursday,
 Mrc George Bradley and Mrs. Flor ence Botham were in Providence Fri day, making the trip by automobile.
 Mir and Mrs. Willis Tainton of Wor- cester have been guests of Mir. anI Mrs. L. E. Richardson in Fremont street.
 invitations for Cole Medbury Wedding.
 Invitations have been issued to the wedding of Miss Sarah Elizabeth Med bury. daughter of MT. and Mrs. New ton Medbury. and Alden Brigham Cole, son of MT and Mrs. A. R. Cole, to take place in Christ Memorial church, Pom fret, Thursday Oct. 14. The young people are to be at home at Carbon- dale, Pa, after Dec. 1st.
 Juniors and Sunbeams' Social.
 Miss Gertrude Hall and Miss Ruth Murfey have charge of a Y. P. s. c. E. Juniors and Sunbeams' social held in the Congregational chapel Friday afternoon, which gave all the children great pleasure. The most important game was a cobweb hunt, in which all participants were greatly excited in unraveling his web. as at the end of each string a gift was tied. The Jun iors' gifts were souvenirs which Rev. Mir. Sargent brought from California for them, while the Sunbeams received candy as a reward for their efforts. Ice cream in cones delighted the children.
 Plans for Gymnasium Glasses.
 Physical Instructor Clarke of the Y, M. c. A. of Danielson met the young people of this city interested in physi- cal culture classes in the Congrega- tional gymnasium Friday evening, and plans for various classes were discuss ed.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarke of Danielson