Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-01
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Divsrsion at Experience Seeiai-Miss chesebro's Now Store DSmaaed by FEe-Accidsnts-s Social Notes.

John w. Henry has been appointed foreman of the machine shop for the Atwood Machine company, taking the place of his father. John s. Henry, who has held the place for the past 25 years.
 Experience Social.
 On Thursday evening an experience social was held at the Baptist church, the object being for each member to raise a dollar for the benefit of the church. Many funny and entertaining articles were read and ss5 was real gramme was enjoyed and refresh ments were served during the evening.
 New Sewer Favored.
 On Friday evening meeting was held at the town clerks office to con- slider plans for building a sewer to run from High street to Church, street through Water, Main and Grand streets, and it was considered practi- cal in every way. The cooperation was asked, as this would mean but 8 small individual expense.
 Lewis E. Hammond, who has been confined to the house for the past week by illness, is able to be about.
 James H. Brown has purchased tn the animal has a record of 2.14.
 Jolly Fights Scores. bowling vim sDcS club e met at the the Arion alleys and made the following excellent score:
 Team No. 1-54s. 525, .5s7. 5os, .577, Team No. s-5s4, 5s1. 5s2. 5o4. 52s.
 High single, Koelb, 204.
 High total, Koelb. 904.
 Mrs Frank o. Grandy returned on Friday from visit with relatives in Norwich.
 Westerly Rector Preaches.
 At the Lenten service at Calvary Episcopal church, Friday evening, Rev. William F. Williams. rector of Christ church, Westerly, delivered the ser- mon.
 Miss Elizabeth Davey, who has been the guest of Miss Grace Muller, will return on Sunday to her studies at Pratt institute in Brooklyn. N. Y.
 Miss Marie Henry of the Willi- here and has as her guest Miss Fran ces O'Neil of Willimantic, a former teacher in the Stonington schools
 Miss Catherine Comstock of New York, who has been spending the past week with her parents, MT. and Mrs. to her duties at Pratt institute.
 Miss Emily Conant has returned to Willimantic, after being the guest of MT. and Mrs. George Q. Brayton.
 The Hancox house on Water street, which has been occupied by MT. and Mrs. l.. A. Grover for several years, will soon be vacated by them, as they are to make their home in Mystic.
 Rev. s. r. Dickson of Westerly will preach at the Third Baptist church Sunday afternoon and evening.
 Alexander Weismeyer has returned, after spending several months in Eu- rope.
 Miss Annie Do1baun is home from WilIimantic normal school to spend the vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Dolbaun-
 $50 Fire Damages.
 At 9.35 o'clock Thursday evening, an alarm was rung in from box 3, cor ner of Water and Wall streets, for a fire in the Brown building, on that corner, in the store kept by Miss Lena Chesebro- Several young men were passing and noticed the smoke ooz- ing from over the door. Miss Chese- bro was notified and an entrance was gained and the fire was discovered to be in the northeast corner of the store among papers. The woodwork was blistered and everything badly smok- ed. The -fre1nen responded to the call bringing their apparatus, but were not needed. as the blaze was put out by the men who discovered the lire, buck- cts of water being used Miss Chese- bro went home about 9.20 o'clock and closed the store for the night. Just how the fire started is not known. The building and stock are covered by in- surance. The damage will not exceed $50. Mrs. Thomas, who occupies the flat above the store, had her rooms filled with smoke.
 Social and Roll Gall. The quarterly social of the cradle