Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11

J. Lawrence Raymond of Montville Center has just returned from Yer mont. While away MT. Raymond pur- chased 26 handsome head of cattle anl three pigs. One of the cattle, calf, was knocked down in the cattle car on the homeward trip and killed. While in Vermont MT. Raymond was attack ed by the grip and barely escaped pneumonia. He still has a bad cough, but is improving rapidly.
 The vestry of the Methodist church was opened to the public for the first time Thursday evening since it has been in the hands of painters and dec orators It is 8 very much changed and beautiful place as the result of the renovation. The Epworth league of the M. E. church defrayed the ex- penses.
 In the vestry on Thursday evening the Ladies Aid society of the church gave chicken Lie supper, which was very we'll attended and which netted the society about thirty-nine dollars. There were people present from Nor wich, New London and surrounding villages. The proceeds realized the the successful affair will go towards defraying the regular church expenses. At 3 o'clock this (Saturday) morn ing Miss Michaling Zaccara and John Radubildwich will be married by a Polish priest at the Catholic church. The occasion of a wedding among the Polish people is a great event, and this one is no exception. The festivities started on Friday evening. MT. Radu- bildwich and his bride will return to Versailles shortly, where the groom is employed in the mills.
 The Central Vermont depot, which has been under repairs for some time past, is at last put in spick and span order. and 1t is a pleasure to go into the station once more. The people of the village are greatly pleased over the changes. The carpenters, who have been putting in beams, caves and new floors, have their work there nearly completed, and will finish today (Sat- urday).
 JIG. Carlton Recovers. John c. Carlton, the violinist and dancing master. passed Friday in New London. MT. Carlton fell through the trap door of his barn some months ago, breaking few-ribs. Shortly after this he was taken with a severe cold and threatened with pneumonia. With all these complications the physicians gave MT. Carlton little hope, but he has recovered from his sickness. Mr. Carl | ton is about 70 years old.
 America council, No. 84, O. U. A. M.. held It's regular business meeting on Thursday evening. The business was speedily disposed of and the members then enjoyed social time. During the meeting two aplicauons were accepted. There will be a special meeting of the degree team next Thursday evening. Not to Rebuild Building. The building which was burned down
 a few days ago at the Reyes Products company's mill will not be rebuilt, as 1 the new building which is now being built south of the main stone structure
 will easily be able to take care of the
 stock previously treated in the old
 building. The setting and connecting
 of the boiler in the new boiler house
 1 has been completed, and preparations
 are being made for the erection of the
 | new stack, which may arrive at any
 l time now.
 Notes.
 Edward Glassbrenner of Montvillf
 Center has just purchased new horse
 ! which recently arrived from Ohio.
 ] A number of Montville young folks
 attended the theater in New Londor
 on Wednesday evening. Among those
 who went down were c. E. Flaherty
 l Charles Adams, Fred Dervin, Mabe
 1 Craig and Andrew Drinnane.