Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30

 the trouble arose from an injury which he received several years ago from a ! lew on his lead with an axe. Two physicians have been called and they advised him to go to hospital and have this old trouble explored for the relief.
 Mrs. Ramaee Entertains.
 Friday afternoon Mrs. Charles E. Ramage entertained a party of friends on the lawn in front of her home. In- cluded among the guests were Mrs. Kidder and children of Rochester, N- Y, Mrs. Leon Watrous of Groton, Mrs. Ambrose Sullivan of Mohegan, Mrs. Fred Rogers and daughter of Nor Wich.
 Will Preach at PaInertown.
 Rev. A. J. Wilcox of this place will occupy the pulpit in the Union Baptist church, Palmertown. Sunday.
 Personals.
 Mrs. T. Henry Collins and Miss Nellie Cray of HoIyoke, Mass, who have returned home.
 Mrs. R. G. Hooper is the guest of relatives in Rockville this week.
 Miss Beatrice w. FiteI of Attawau- gan is spending the week the guest of relatives in town.
 Frieburg Acquitted.
 The case against Harris Frieburg.
  before Justice of the Peace William Tuesday night. Frieburg was acquit- ted of the charge. as the witnesses for the state failed to substantiate their allegations Frieburg was accused of chasing off his farm and also assault ing two boys who had been picking berries.
 Second Birthday Observed.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Vallett enter tained party of friends. accompanied by their children, in honor of the sec ond birthday of their little daughter those present were Mrs Calvert and daughters, Edith and Ethel Miss Az nes Sullivan, Miss Margaret Sullivan, Mrs. John Adams, Miss Florence Mrs. w. I. Browning, Mrs. Clarence Walden and daughters, Mar jorie and Carol, of Boston, Mrs. Hayes of New London and children, Fred, Charles and Florence. Mrs. Vallett served refreshments to all attending. Mrs. Elvira Douglass of Mantle is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. w. Irving Browning, this week. Mrs. John Baker of Willimantic wis tied over Sunday, at the home of her mother, Mrs. Mary Cogsshall. l Fred cushman visited over Sunday 1 at the home of his parents in Hart l ford, making the trip on his motor cycle.
 Paul Maine. who is in the hospital in i Bridgep port, where he underwent an | operation for appendicitis. is improv- ng nicely.
 M. E. Sunday School Picnic Today. The Sunday school of the Methodist | Episcopal church will hold it's annual picnic in the grove near Mrs Andrew | comstock's home this Saturday, aft i srnoon July 30.
 Mrs. Charles Tinker was a week end | Jisitor of Mir and Mrs. Henry Church. Roy Johnson returned Monday night rom spending his vacation in Provi- ience.
 Knights Lost in Tenth.
 The ball game between Pequot coun- il. Knights of Columbus, and the Mo- legan Reds, held Sunday on the dia- nond on J. J. DriscoIrs land, was d lefeat for the K. of C. team in the ten innings. The game was tied in the ninth, 13 each, the Reds making two uns in the tenth.
 Lawn Festival and Sale.
 St Johns Roman Catholic church nd sale of fancy articles, with enter ainment and dancing, Tuesday on the avn around the church.
 Miss Edith Dennis of New Haven is he guest of her aunt Mrs. Ray Wood lansee this week.
 Miss Minnie Kessler, who has been pending a few weeks at the home of 1r. and Mrs. Phillips, returned to her ome in Hartford Monday, accOmpan- ad by Mir. and Mrs. Phillips, who will pend a few days there. MT. and Mrs. Charles N. Chappeu ntertained over Sunday Mrs. Starr nd daughter of New London. Mrs. Edwin s. Henry is spending his week at the home of his mother. Irs. c. NJ. Holmes who is very ill. ITS. Holmes was summoned Saturday 3 her bedside Truman Reyes of Norwich Falls was n over Sunday guest at his cottage. Miss Mary Bernstein of New York ! arrived Tuesday to spend few weeks 'ith friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. William Schmauk of few London were visiting friends in 1wu Tuesday Walter O. Whitaker. superintendent f the Thames Speciality company. mill, as moved into the Taylor cottage for le summer.
 Will Finish by Sept. i. . Work the rebuilding of that DOT { on Of the Reyes Process mill which z as recently destroyed by fire is pro ressing rapidly. and it is expected the ( ork will be completed by Sept. 1st.
 Repairing School Building. Work repairing the school building
 progressing. William Landphere Harrison has the contract for paint Ig.