Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-26

tertain--F. w. Browning Mn9tN Town Officials Regarding kitemaua Route.
 MT. and Mrs. Cyril Hewitt enter tained 2 party Of New London frionds at Che home Of Mrs. iIewltra parents. MT. and Mrs. Louis D. Huribut Friday evening. Tho houHe wnf decorated with flowers and ferns. A musical proc Bramme was given and refreshments were served. Among those present were Mics Madeline StauncrH, Niles Arlene Scott, MiHs Gertrude Sick Joe seph stannera. Byron Al. Tones nnd Arthur StearnH. Mir. and Mrn. iieWrtt surprised their friends n flow weoiu ago by announcing Che mnrrl1Fol which took place last September. Mra. Hewett was Miss Elizabeth IluriluG daughtcr Of Postmaster and MrH. L. h. Hurlbut
 After spending e week in town Mu. Bergman returned to New York on Wednesday.
 Capt. Washington Costor. who haa been spending several weeks Wltn rni- atives in New York hos returned home.
 Charles c. Turner. judge of probate. has appointed William Hmiddv ndmin- istrator Of Eii A. HuddH estate.
 James ". McGroty of Wnlllngford was a guest at the home or Mir nnd Mrs. ll. i. Browning from Saturday until Tuesday morning.
 MT and Mrs. Oyido iirouliard'a a0n. Henry, while playing after fchonl lu Friday. fell and received badly Herman Decker of syncuae. ". V. visited at his former home With Mrs. IF. Lewis Bolies. thiH week
 Mrs. Stcinburg nnd children or Providence returned home Sunday nft- CT several weeks visit at tho home of her parents
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Moth- odiHt church held chicken pie Hup-
  Wednesday evening.
 Harold Bartlett, who is employed in Providence, was an oNer-hunday Nia- itor nt the home of hia pnrcnta, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Bartlett
 Busy at 96.
 Mrs Hsvens of 'Blnckhali who is spending tho winter nt Che home of her daughter. Mrs. Albert Church has two beautiful silk quilts which aho proudly displays to visitors. Mrs. Ha- vens ia 91 years old and ia aprightiy and active.
 Frank w. Brownina's Generous Prep
 oaition.
 Tho board Of aolectmcn met on Tuesday nt the residence or Charles m. Ramage and discussed the proposition of building h now road and bridge 10 connect lSltemamg and Mnaanpcnr. Frank w. Browning of Norwich met the board representing Che property owners ln thai district and ntntod
  and would do to holp forward thC mni- ter. Nr Browning propos'a CO have the route surveyed nt nia eNpenhci which will help 10 estimate the prupa- blo cost and which VIII be shown at a town meeting.
 John Hammer. who has been in the employ Of the lsigelow Hartman Construction company. has resigned. Richard Davlson has sucreodod him.
 The Epworth lcngue Of the Metno- dist church gave an cnterthinment in the church Friday evepinE pro- gramme Of music. readings and recitn- tions was given.
 New Spur Track.
 The Central Vermont railroad hoe started putting a new spur track nt BartlettF to accommodate work 0n Che new mill which if to bo built there
 The mili is to be built of brick or which n supply hns already arrived.
 WashinBton'a birthday was obHery- cd in the schools, all closing Tor me day
 Walter Burdick. who has been apendlng a few weeks ln Denver Col has returned.
 O. O. F.. worked the third degree on n class Of candidates, After the core Miss Iva Bartlett accompanied hY her sister Miss Winnie linrtlor and Miss Florence Holmes attended tne entertainment given by the students or me w. Ms Af AA tf'W tfffNNt' "t- day night
 SunShine Society.
 The Sunshine society met Tucsdnv evening at the homo of Mir, nud Mrs. Albert w. Avery to hold a Washing ton's birthday social. Finch member of the society had the rtiy yileEe or ln- vftine two friends. MuFic Wns en- loved and lunch Wna served during the evening. The proceeds arc 70 DC devoted to Che soclety'a fund.
 Gets Government Contract.
 The government hnH awarded me contract for one thoueand pairs or trousers Co Max Escuwitz.
 Orvilie Walden, who hna been at- tending 10 business in New forlf. has returned home,
 The last session Of the board of rec lief was held Monday at v. J. hopc'n.