Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-24

Returned Home a Week Before Hotel Burned-Mrs. Gaser to Leave for Wyoming.
 Miss Reba Race, daughter of Post master A. R. Race, has been sick this week with typhoid fever' but IS better Charles LiIley of New Hampshire is at his home in Franklin for few days.
 Mrs. c. H. Lathrop and Mrs. F. H. Race attended church in Taftvllle last Sunday morning.
 Mrs. Lewis is able to be out agaln after a sickness of several weeks.
 Frank B. Greenslit was a visitor in Norwich on Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Simpson and daughter Doris of Yantfc were the guests of MT. Simpsons parents, MT. and Mrs J. D. Simpson, on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs A, R. Manning and son Eugene Miss Annie Parlle and Miss Mather of Yantic were the guests of Mir and Mrs. l.. P. Aver one day the early part of this week.
 Concrete Bridge for Trolley.
 The Connecticut company are build ing a concrete bridge on their trolley line over the highway near Gager's crossing. The old bridge was of wood and had become unsafe.
 Mrs. o. l.. Johnson is the guest Of relatives in New Haven.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Lamb entertain cd on Thursday of last week Mrs. En- ma Warren and James Caldwell.
 Miss Maud Davies returned 10 Hart ford on Monday after spending a few days with Mrs. l.. A. Robinson at Mountain View.
 Abiel r. Browning has purchased new auto.
 Operated On for Appendicitis. William LiIley was taken to the Will lin1antic hospital last Monday suffer ing with an attack of appendicitis, where it was found that an operation was necessary. He was resting com fortably on Friday.
 Fishing Trip.
 Maxwell Steere of Norwich spent one day the early part of this week in town on a fishing trip, the guest of Jerry Mahoney.
 Appointed Delegates to Norwich Con-
 ference.
 Deacon Ilavius A. Robinson. Miss F. l. Smith and Miss Lydia Johnson were appointed delegates from the Franklin Congregational church to the mission ary conference to be held at the Park church in Norwich next Monday.
 Notes.
  Sunday with his great-aunt, Mrs. Hastings.
 William Brassil is having hls house and buildings painted the work being done by George Miner. Mir. Brassil's farm is known as the Dr. Mott place. Fred l.. Swift and daughter. Miss Hazel B. Swift, of WilIimantic spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. s. N. Hyde at Hilltop.
 Arthur Tillinghast of Plainneld was calling on local friends one day the early part of this week.
 Spoke on Work in China. Mir. and Mrs. J. IL Larrabee of Nor -vich attended the c. P. meeting at the Congregational church last Sunday evening Mrs. Larrabee spoke on the missionary work in China. Mir. Larra- bee sang @ solo.
 Local Notes.
 Louis Ortmann Of Norwich was the guest of Lloyd R. Robinson over Sun Mss Lillian Mannfog and Miss Ethel Manning Of Norwich Town were the guests of local relatives on Sunday. Miss Faith ". Gager was guest at the Wentworth Inn in Asheville. N. C.. during the past two months, but had returned home about one week before this hotel was totally destroyed by fire 6 week ago.
 Marvin Bailey and family of Nor vjch spent one day this week at their summer home, Wildwood.
 The road leading through Whippoor- will Hollow Is in a very bad cond1- tion.
 Messrz. Arrrea Mannine of Norwich Town, A. T. Sterry of Norwich and Herbert Manning of WiTlimantio spent one day recently in town calling on friends.
 Postmaster A. R. Race fs having hts house and buildings painted. Edward BGtea. a local painter. is doing the fred Li1iey fras hired Fred Races farm for one year.
 Church Being Painted.
 The Franklin church ig being paint cd by MessrR Frank Greenslit, Cliff ford Robinson and Lloyd Robinson Addison Rocl5wood Is having yer snds built around his house on Meet inE4louss HiH.
 L AnAutus Abundant.
 A large number visited Scott orchard during the Iast two weeks fin search of trailing arbutuE. It Is very abundant Mir. and Mrs. IT. N Hyde spent Sun day with the formers brother. Con- stable s. N. Hyde.
 Iavius A. Robinson was a Norwich visitor oR Wednesday.
 VIII Go to Wyoming.
 Mrs. Hermon A. Gager expects to start for Wyoming May to join her husband, who is employed a,s carpenJcr on the construction of a large dam at 1nez. Wyo. Mrs. Gager will visit her son Harry at Mobely Mo. on her way west where she will spend the sum- mer.
 Constable Samuel N. Hyde was in Norwich Wednesday on business.
 Tame Deer.
 A party of young people who were returning home from Scott orchard last Sunday came up to within thirty feet of five deer. They appeared very tame and were not afraid of the party. Miss Faith N. Gager is visiting friends tn Providence R. T.
 Lloyd R. Robinson vaS Wiilimantie visitor on Thursday.
 Cards from Germany.
 Several people in the north part of She/t1wn have received postcards bear tnt the likeness of Arthur M Abell of Bfrlin, Germany. Mr Abell is g. vio- l1ist of considerable note and has Spent the past twenty years in Ger r,eny. He was born in Pleasure Hill in this town.
 Twenty Two Trout.
 Louis Ortmann of Norwich spent Thursday on several of the Franklin brooks where trout oan be found. MT , Ortman returned home in the evening securing tWenty-tWo good sized ones.
 Spring Work Well Along. Nearly all of the farmers nave their spring work well under way. Oats are soWed and many early gardens started The baK ada