Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09


 The entertainment given Friday eye nlng by American council, 0. U A. M., was largely attended The com mlttee of arrangements included Frank Richards. Fred CrandaII. Har- " Auwood, John Lynch and John carlton The following entertaining g programme was given:
 Feats of magic by Professor LaMon- tague; demonstration of lifting power or human hair by Professor Vars: oy- ertrure by an orchestra composed of MT. and Mrs. John Carlton Fred Spencer William Johnson. orville C. Walden; banjo duet George Pratt and George N. Wood 2d; vocal solo Miss eiertrude Olson; piano duet. Mrs. John Lynch and Miss Helen Lynch: violin duet John Carlton and Fred Spencer. A vocal solo by Mrs. G.aMontagae and an accordion solo by Professor Ar tillo were a pleasing addition 10 the programme. Ice cream was on sat- during the evening. The proceeds amounted to S15
 Visit from State Of'cer
 State Officer simons was ia toan this week, looking up ciiilG-c-. c--s.c~ legal age employed in r-zia.
 Oscar and Clark Bailensine, who have been in the employ of tho l3igc- low Hartman company, have rou14u '. ed to New London.
 Mrs. Charles Harris, who has be- n the guest of friends in towa. ESs re-
 
 The selectmen are having a ncgg gut ter laid along the front of the Reyes Process mill to carry off the sarfacS water from the macadam road which The work is being done by Thomas Doyle and Maurice Cooney.
 hearing on the case of ffrs. Ray Woodmansee against Frank H. RoE- CTS administrator of the estate of Miss Lucretia HurIbut, was held be fore Justice of the Peace Henry A.. Bolles, Thursday afternoon. The court reserved decision for one week. A torney Charles w. Comstock appeared for the administrator and Clayton E. Smith for the plaintiff.
 Mrs. Miller is entertaining Mrs. E. J. BuIlard of New York.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Burchard, who has been i'll with grip. is able to be out
 Mrs. Frank Miner who has beeh spending a week with relatives on Cape Cod. returned home Monday aft ernoon
 Mrs. George l.. Newton was the guest of relatives in East Lyme Sun day.
 Mrs. Addie Burdick and Mrs Fran ces Woodwork, who has been her guest, left for a visit with friends n
 Mrs. Ethel Way and Miss Belle ParteIlo of New London are guests at the Haughton farm this week.
 Mrs. Davis and her granddaughter
 
 at the home of Miss Mamie Allen.
 Has Moved from WiiIimsntic.
 Mir. Jefferies of Willimantic. coach man for the C. M. Robertson Co, hae moved his household goods into one of their tenements.
 Thomas Golf has moved to Albert AVery's house in PalmertoWn.
 Mrs. Ida Browning, who has been for several months with her daughter at Jamaica Plains, Mass, returned home 
 ence Walden and daughters, Misses Marjorie and Carol Walden.
 Mrs. Willis I. Browning has been making important repairs to her Mrs. Gillette of Lyme is the guest of her niece Mrs. Henry Church. this week.
 Good Sized Trout.
 Frank Richards brought in nineteen trout Friday and nine on Saturday taken on Saturday; all were of good size.
 The public schools opened Monday after ten days vacation. Mrs Mrs James Green of Peauot ts enter H3a. Herbert Lewis of New London Truman Reyes of Norwich Falls was a visitor Sunday at his cottage in this place.
 Cochegan camp, Modern Woodmen of America. served a supper after it's meeting on Wednesday night.
 Machinery for New Mill. Work on the Thames dye and bleach cry company mill is. progressing. The foundation for the boiler is completed. the boiler is on it's way here and oth- CT machinery is expected to arrive in a few days.
 Mrs. Charles G. Turner and Mrs. Way Woodmansee entertained the La- dies Aid society at the home of the latter on Wednesday afternoon