Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-18
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present were MT. and Mrs. Lewis B. Hurlbutt, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Church. NIT. and Mrs. M. H. Furber. MT. and Mrs. Dan D. Home. MT. ana Mrs. John Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Turner, Miss May Turner, George Coleman, Fred Chapel, Mir. and Mrs. Charles. Hope. MT. and Mrs. Freq d. Hope, Mir. and Mrs. Walter Jeffera, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Osborn, Mrs Frank Stewart.
 Mock Trial.
 At the meeting of American council. O. U. A. NJ. a class of six candidates received the second degree. After th. business part of the meeting was ovr a mock trial was held. The defendant in the case was OrVille C. Walden, who was brought before Frank B. Mitchell, who acted as judge, on the charge ol stealing $2 from the council. Robert c. Burchard acted as Waldens defense. After the witnesses had been examin- ed the jury after 20 minutes session brought in a verdict or guilty Wal den was fined by Mir. MOhell, acting as judge, a box of cigars, which has been promised to be forthcoming at the, next meeting of the council. Dan ID. Home acted prosecuting attorney
 Miss Josephine Hart, who is Lslch- CT in White Birch district, Salem, WIS a week end visitor at the home Of Ter parents, MT. and Mrs. Moses Hart
 Mrs. Walter Jeffers. who has heen spending two weeks with friends at Jewett City, has returned home.
 Edwin Curtin has recently purchas- ed the Ladies' Aid society at her home the Eliza Keller place, and will soon move there.
 Mrs. Charles A. Chapman entertain ed the Ladies' Rid society at her hornc on Gay Hill. Wednesday afternoon. The Merrill GridIey after few days spent as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Miner, has returned to Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. William Home arg en- f-K.f .H..s., IT.e.~. -fer Ara Ann Bromley of New Britain.
 At Home of Mrs. Johnson.
 Frank Brown of the New London Manual Training and Industrial school installed at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Frederick A. Johnson in this place the equipment for a school which Mrs Johnson is providing at her own ex- pense for the benefit of the mill op- eratives of this village. The following is what was pLt in Saturday night: Marking gauges, four buck saws, four compasses, eight chisels 1-4 inch and 1-2 inch; eight gauges 1-2 inch; one two foot carpenters square, one screw driver, two screw clamps, eight benches, eight crosscut saws, Diston's one rip saw, eight try squares, four bevels, one set Jennings bits, one bit brace, four hammers, one carbon oil stone, eight knives, eight bed rock planes, one countersink, eight
 Miss Sarah Chidsey of the Manual Training choool has been conducting classes of domestic science for several weeks at the home of Mrs. Johnson. Frank Brown will be manual training instructor.
 Village Interests.
 Wednesday evening the Ladies Aid society of the Quaker Hill church gave a New England supper at the home of MT and Mrs. Albert Avery at Hill Top.
 Mrs. Charles Osborn is spending this week with her sister. Mrs. George Rees. in New Haven.
 Misses Anna and Edna Shaffer of Baltic were week end visitors at the home of their brother, Ralph Shaffer.
 Mrs. Nancy Street, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Latham Smith of Gales Ferry. has returned 10 his home on Gay Hill.
 James Platt spent a few days in New Bedford recently, being called there by the death of his son, Charles Platt.
 MT. and Mrs. Ray Woodmansee are having repairs made to their home.
 A fishing party was taken out Satur day by Frank B. Mitchell in his power boat Tormentor.
 F. I. Browning of Palmertown and Henry Smith of Chesterfield vera drawn for jurors from this town.
 During the storm and wind Sunday night a large portion of one oe ;he evergreen trees on the Austin proper ty was blown down.