Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-02

| Harold Cornet, employed in Worces-
ter, spent his EaSter vacation at the
home OF his mother, Mrs Edward Cor
net. =
| Arthur Watrous moved his household
goods to West Wellington Monday.
| Taken to New York.
Mrs. Mary Jane Vfbber, who has
been confined to her bed for several
shock, was taken Wednesday to a san
itarium in New York for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carver moved
from their home at the head of Gay
Hill into the house on the Collins
place. Mrs. Carver's girlhood home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Callson, who
| have been occupying the Peter Char
| Land house. will occupy the Carver
house.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Shaffer began
housekeeping April LIST in Earl Brown
ing's tenement
DIR. Francis Albert Taylor is about to
close his practice in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Church were
guests of friends in Mystic over Sum-
day.
Opening Game of Season.
A baseball game between Town
Juniors and the Independents Of this
place was played Saturday, opening the
season The score was Independents
Is, juniors 8. The batteries were Ma
honey and Holmes for the Independents
and Geary. Finn and Atwood for the
Mrs. Charles Cavanaush of Meriden
visited friends in this place recently.
George H. Norton OF Lawrence,
Mass. is overseer Of the dyeing de
paTtment of the Uncasville Manufac-
turing company's min, succeeding f. G..
Haney, who recently resigned to take
charge of the Thames Dye and Bleach
ing company.
gave a social and dance in Robertson's
hall Monday night. William Smiddy
prompted.
Work on water tank connection with
the fire extinguishing apparatus at
the Rockland mill of the c. M. Robert
son company Is completed.
James E. Murphy, IT., principal of
Palmer Memorial school, spent his va
cation with relatives in Dover, N. H.
Mrs. Cora Hanney and children re-
turned to Salem Sunday night after a
weeks visit here.
Mrs. Frank Miner and daughter, Miss
Nsttie aIidley accompanied by Miss
lives on Cape Cod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Church, who
have been living IN the house with
Joseph Church. have moved into ten
known as the Rftcfrfe house.
Jerome House, employed on Long
Island, spent the Eastertide at his
home in this place
No Service Conferences Sunday.
The Methodist church was attrac-
lively decorated Sunday and there was
a special Easter sermon by the pastor,
Rev. S. F. Maine. The choir sang The
Morn IL Breaking, He Is Risen Today
and What Sweeter Strain. There was
a solo, Life and Light Forever, by Mrs.
vices in this church next Sunday, the
pastor being in Attleboro attending
conference.
Misses Helen and Mary Baker of
ma No al Cfn Of HAf nd
mother, Mrs. John. CogzshaH-
Fred Cushman returned Monday from
a visit in Hartford.
Arm Broken.
Willie Bushnell, while hitching his
fathers horse into the buggy, In lead
thrown in such a manner that he
caught between the barn door and
wheel, bruisfng him badly and break
ing his arm.
Indemnity for Injuries.
William Fitch, SON OF James Fitch.
New York, was the guest Of friends IN
the place Monday and Tuesday re-
turning to his home in New York
Tuesday night. Mr.. Fitch, who ie IN
a railroad accident some time ago, has
recently received from the company in
whose employ he WAS at the time of
the accident $4,000, also from the
Brotherhood $500. His mother lives
with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Chapel en-
tertained over Easter F. c. Sherman of
Palmer, Mass, F. R. Sherman OF Ro-
chelle, N. z, and G.. E. Clough Of
Springfield, Mass.
4 America council, 0. u. A M, held q
entertainment In Palmer Memorial hall
Friday evening
Miss Gertrude BoHes, who has been
confined to the house for several weeks
with throat trouble, was able to get
out of doors Sunday.
DR.. J. H. Allen of Norwich was a
visitor at the home of his uncle. Sam
uel Allen. Tuesday.
John c. Feilowes of MontvilIe Center
has received the appointment of census
of the town.