Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-27
uNcASVILLE
Robert coehrane Charged with Nom
Support-Linen Shower for Miss
kiIIeen-EarIy Swarm of Bees.

Robert Cochrane was brought be-
fore Justice Of the Peace William
Smiddy Tuesday, charged with non
support of his wife. The case was
Saturday, June 8. Bonds of $50 were
furnished for his appearance. Coch-
rane is in the employ of the G. M.
Robertson Co. He was arrested by
Constable NJ j. Hickey.
Mrs. William Wilson of North Ad-
ans, Mass, arrived Saturday to spend
a few days with relatives in town.
Linen Shower.
Miss Augusta Killeen, who is to be
united in marriage in June with Ed
ward c. Curtin. was given a surprise
Friday evening in the form of a linen
shower. Games, music and refresh
ments were enjoyed Miss Killeen,
who has been IN the employ of the
Palmer Bros Co., has resigned.
Mrs. John II. Gidley of Mantle has
been the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
J. J. Dodds.
Continued 80 Days.
George Reed of Quaker Hill, who
was arrested on complaint of Mrs.
Hugh MAYNARD ana preliminary
Peace William Smiddy, Wednesday
night, the case being continued until
Friday, was given the second hearing.
The arrest was for charge of breach
of peace and assault. and a further
continuance was granted for thirty
days. Reed promises to be on good be-
hayiour and to work steadily. If this
promise is carried out it is probable
that the charges will be dropped.
To Visit Woodmen from New RecbeIIe.
One candidate received the initia-
tory degree at the meeting of Coche-
gan camp. Modern Woodnen of Am
erica. At this meeting the camp vot-
16 to ~ IL -
Gardner lake on Memorial day by
the camp from New Rochelle, n. Y,
which has a, home for members near
the lake. A feature of this meeting
viii ne the burning Of the mortgage
on the camps property.
Miss Lizzie Campbell Of Westerly,
r. l.. was a guest of friends in Pc
quot this week.
Mrs. Thomas Blake is undergoing
Treatment at a hospital in Hartford.
Big Safe Moved.
The big safe used to store the pro-
bate records in which has been kept
in the town hall was moved this week
by Edward Carter to the Office of
Judge of Probate and Town Clerk
Charles n. Chappeu. Mr.. ChappeIl has
been having his office enlarged to
make space for it. The moving of the
safe to Mr.. Chappelfs Office will save
delay and walk to and from the
records, hotn the tewn clerks depart
ment and the. probate ONCE, together.
A company of men. including Or
vile G. Walden, William Sisson and
Robert G. Burchard. took an auto
mobile trip to North Lyme in Mr..
Burchard's auto. They We're the guests
of Ernest Rogers while al North Lyme.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church met in the chapel en-
Wednesday afternoon.
Ivan Chapman. John Noyes. Harry
Atwood and Frank B. Mitchell took
a trip to Race rock Sunday in Mr..
Mitchell's auxiliary sloop. A few flat
fish Were caught
Miss Burke and Miss Reed of East
: iyTDe were entertained the week end
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John J.
Geary.
Robert Patton and Elmer left at
tended the session of the grand lodge,
I. O. o. F., in Danbury, as delegates
from Thames lodge.
Rev. A. ]. Wilcox occupied the pull
pit in the Baptist church Sunday
morning.
First Swarm Of Bees.
William Jacobs claims the distinc-
ton of getting the first swarm of
bees of the season May swarns are
not unusual. yet so strong swarm
this SO early in the month is a lit
tie ahead.
w eIk HAS Con1llSHE60 At 0SmSlOCk
cemetery, trimming up the lots and
otherwise preparing it for Memorial
day services. The work is supervised
by George N. Wood, who is in charge
Of the cemetery.
Class Trip to Hartford.
The members Of the graduating
class of Palmer Memorial school Elsie
Pratt. Alice OSBORN. Marion Lynch,
Yetta F'riebers, Walter Burgess, Louis
LaBounty and Robert left, aceempa-
MED by the principal, James E. Muir
ply, went te Hartford on the ella SIS
trip starting at o'clock. first hav-
ing their pictures taken. They went
through New London to Lyme, Say
brook, to MiddIetown, to Wethersfeld
At this last place the state prison was
visited. At Hartford the class reg
istered at the capitol ana visited many
points Of interest about the city. The
route home was through wil1imantic,
stopping at Norwich. they saw the
101 Ranch show and reached home at
II p. M This trip and the school pio-
mic will ce continued by the class next