Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-09
LEBANON
Ticket Nominated by Prehibition 'Party-FuneraI of Rev. R. H. Gid. man-Death of Miss Annette Psok- ham.

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 Sidney Locke of Bridgeport has been visiting his nephew, Bernard Locke:
 Mrs. George and Miss Lila Car roll are visiting relatives in Worces- ter.
 Mrs. Mary Lawton of Newport, R. T., formerly a resident of Lebanon, has been visiting friends in town.
 Miss Elizabeth Lewis, formerly a teacher in town. is the guest of Miss Mabel Moves
 Mrs. Eunics Church of westchester has been the guest of Miss Winnie Robinson.
 Hart Talcott of Hartford visited friends in town Monday.
 Miss Bessie Ayres of North Frank Blakeslee.
 Teacher Did Not Appear.
 Owing to the failure of the teacher who had been engaged for school No. 6 to appear last Tuesday, the school did not open on that day with the others. It is reported that the school will open Monday.
 Royce Loomis was one of the fortu- nate candidates out of 29 who passed examinations for entrance to Windham High school last Monday.
 The monthly c. B. business meeting was held in the church parIors Mon day evening.
 Prohibition Ticket. The prohibition caucus held last Saturday afternoon nominated the following ticket: Assessor. George H. Thomas; board of relief, William c. Thomas, Warren Briggs; selectman, William G. Thomas; second select man, W. l.. l.. Spencer; agent town deposit fund, Nathaniel Manning; au- ditcr, William T. Curry; grand juror, Eugene B. Smith; second grand juror, Ed win N Hinck1aV- tax cn11ectnr A Q. Boothby; constables W Munroe Pultz, Edw. c. Payson; registrar of voters, James A. Randall; town school committee, Andrew J. Park, Eugene years, George H. Thomas. Katherine P. Sweet. Harriet E. Hewitt; tree war den. Benjamin F. Carpenter. Miss Rose Goldolatt, of Chestnut Hill leaves today for New York, where she will enter Barnard college |. Mrs. Charles Gardner of Emporia, Kas., is the guest of Miss Mary Dut ton.
 MT and Mrs Charles Lewis of Oak land, Cal, and Dr.. Francis Wetmore Of the Hawaiian Islands, who are finish = ing a trip around the world are the guests of Mrs. Danielson, their cousin. Defeated by Columbia. The Lebanon team met defeat in Columbia Saturday. 129. Rev. R. H. Gidman's Funeral. l Rev. Richard H. .Gidman, father of Mrs. Robert E. Turner. died at the home of William Blanchard last Tues day night. Services were held at the house Friday morning at 9.30. Rev. Charles H. Peck of Hanover and Rev. Asher Wilcox of Norwich conducted the service. Burial was in Midd1etewn, l. At the Congregational church to- morrow morning the pastors theme will be The Pathway to God. Burial in Old Cemetery. The body of Miss Annette Peckham. who died at the Norwich state hospi- tai, was brought to Lebanon for burial n the old cemetery. Leaves State See.s,aTs's Office.
 Miss Ella P. Peck has resigned frnm the office of Secretary Charles D. Hine of Hartford after six years and will be employed in Worcester, Mass Miss Emma Maxee of Hartford has been spending the week with Mrs. H. M. Peck.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank l.. Morse of Westfeld, Mass, were week end visit : ors at Mrs. H. M. Peck's. The trip was made by automobile. Miss Elizabeth Duffy commenced her duties as teacher at Kick Hill Tues day.
 Miss Vera H. Hoxie resumed her studies at Windham High school Tues day.
 F. A. Hoxie, proprietor of Hickory Hill stock farm exhibited eight head of cattle and three colts at the New London county, fair and was awarded seven first and four second prizes.