Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-02
Y4NTIC HAPPENINGS
Mill Busy on Orders for Polo Cloth Many Thanksgiving Guests-Stretch
 of State Road Needs Finishing Up.


 of State Road Needs Finishing Up. The Yantic Woolen company closed the mill for Thursday only, as they are very busy getting out orders for polo cloth. the new reversible cloth used so much this winter in the mak- ing of womens coats.
 Mrs. G. Brown spent Thanksgiving with her husband at Newton Falls,
 Holiday Dinner Party.
 MT. and Mrs William E. Manning entertained at dinner Thursday Mrs. Lucy F. Manning and Melville Man ming of Lebanon Mrs Charles Cod man, Miss Alice Goldman, MT. and Mrs. Oliver Woodwork and son of New. London and MT. and Mrs. George F. Manning and son Willard of Yam tic.
 Mir. Waterhouse. an overseer in the mill has moved his family from Oak land. Me, to a tenement on Chapel Hill.
 New Wool Dryer.
 A stone foundation has been built in the mill here for a wool dryer which will be installed soon.
 Running Water for Station.
 A pipeline has been built by the Cen tral Vermont railroad from the tank house to the station, supplying the sla- tion with running water
 James Chaser has ended work with the Yantic Woolen company.
 Light Appreciated.
 The Connecticut company has in stalled an electric light at the end of their line here. It was put in for the convenience of the conductors, but IS much appreciated by the villagers. in suring a bright spot where needed un- til midnight
 Bad Stretch of Road.
 Smooth shod horses are getting falls SfT " Hamilton's property to the School house Hill. There is no gutter in the nacadam road for the water to run off and makes it very bad for travellers macadam road was put in there has been no gutter for the water which comes from a sidehill spring to run into, and it floods the road
 Notes of the Week.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Bishop enter tained at dinner Thursday Mrs. Olive Bishop and daughter, Miss Alice Bish- op, of Bozrah.
 Bertram Bailey of Trinity college, Hartford, is spending the Thanksgiving recess at his home here.
 Traffic was not very heavy on the Central Vermont trains Thursday, and all the trains went through here on schedule time.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Hamilton enter tained at dinner Thursday Mir and Mrs Carl D. Sevin and MT and Mrs Irwin Hamilton and children of Nor Wich.
 Albert Kingsley spent Thursday with his daughter, Mrs. Samuel Garden. of Preston
 James smith of Fftchville spent Thursday with his parents, Mir. and Mrs David Smith of Chapel Hill. Miss Martha Neeland spent Thurs day in New London.
 John Tague spent Thursday in New Mrs. Alexander Proctor has return ed from a visit in Hartford with her brother.
 Mrs Edward Burgess has returned to Lebanon after visit with relatives Miss venie Bogue is spending several days with relatives in Lebanon
 Mrs Frank Fournier is convalescing after a surgical operation in the Back us hospital It is expected that she will be able to return here next week. Robert Gray spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Boston
 MT. and Mrs. Arad Manning and son Eugene were ~uests Thursday of Mr and Mrs. Lloyd P. Ayre of North Franklin.
 Edward Jones, Sr.. is snAnding a few days with his sons. Evan and John, of Waterbury,
 George Congdon of Boston was in town this week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles N Cor gdon en- tertained at dinner Thursday MT. and Mrs Raymond V. Congdon of Nor Wich.
 MT ana Mrs William W. Weeks have moved to WiIlimantic. MT. Weeks is bookkeeper and paymaster in one of the American Thread company's mills.
 Henry Crocker of Hartford was a recent visitor in town
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Parkhurst of Stafford were in town the early part of the week.
 Mir and Mrs. George Lavane of Hallville spent Thursday with friends here.
 Miss Marion Larkin was the guest Browning, of Lebanon.
 Miss Irene Brown is the guest of her sister, Miss Viola Brown. of Hart ford.
 Mrs. NJ. Jane Bogue entertained at dinner Thursday Mir. and Mrs. John vile and Louis Bogue of Ocean Beach. Leroy Hubbard is in Brookfeld. Mass.
 Miss Margery Kingsley has been spending several days in Franklin.
 William Tucker has entered the em- ploy of John Manwaring of Norwich. Edward Kingsley of New York is the guest of his mother. Mrs. Cornelia Kinesley. for the holidays.
 Frank Drurey is spending several oaYs in Hartford.
 The Misses McHaIe entertained at dinner Thursday Mrs. Stephen O'Hearn and children, Michael, Ellen, stephen and Christopher. of Franklin.
 James Counterman. teamster for the Yantic WoOlen company is off duty on account of a severe attack of rheu- n1atisn. Harold Bentley is taking his place
 Master Fred Ladd is spending a few Gays al Plainfield with his father. Fred Ladd.
 MT. and Mrs Charles Barber Miss Rena Barber and James Barber were guests at dinner Thursdav of Mir and Mrs. Nelson Stark or Fitchvil1e.
 Thankseiving service was held in Grace Episcopal church Thursday morning.
 Won't Be Startling.