Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-23
D. J. MCCORMICK, 30 Franklin Street, LOcll Agent

from Bridgeport. where he attended the state parade of the A. Q. H.
 Representative Samuel Russell or Middletown was a caller on Represent ative Harry Elgart of this place on Thursday
 George Stanton of Norwich was 8 Colchester visitor Thursday.
 Miss Ethel Webster is visiting her sister, Mrs. George Standish, fin Leb- anon.
 George A. Miller of Lebanon was calling on friends in town Wednes- day.
 Edward Hagan of North Plains is the guest of Colchester friends this week.
 A number from town went to West chester Thursday to attend an old fashioned Rhode Island clambake giv- en by Freeman & Brainard at Loomis park The bake contained clans. blue fish, Holsters, chickens. sweet corn. sweet and Irish potatoes. Water melons were served with the bake. A | large crowd attended. l Mrs. Sarah J. Bingham, Mrs. Katie | Talcott and Mrs F.. A. Murphy were 1 visiting friends in Norwich, making | the trip by automobile. l Daniel W. Williams of New Britain | is spending a weeks vacation with his ] way.
 Dr. A. L. Stebbins and wife and Miss Helen Hagen of Middletown are spending today Friday bat Block lsl- and.
 Mrs John Higgins and daughter, | Miss Sarah Higgins. returned Wednes- day from a weeks visit with relativer in Mlddletown and Portland.
 To Play Gardner Lake Nine. The Colchester Stars will play the Camp Sussalqua nine from Gardner Lake on the park Saturday afternoon.
 Frank Case was in Norwich Wed nesday in his touring car.
 There will be no services in the Rap tist church Sunday morning or even ing. The pastor. Rev. B. D. Reming ton. and wife will be away on their vacation
 Mrs. Peter Wormester has returned to Middletown after several weeks stay at her mothers, Mrs John kniel ings Mrs Knieling. who recently lost her husband, returned with her daugh- ter to Middletown. where she will make her home.
 Mrs. Emma Stebbns was at the Willimantic camp ground Thursday.
 Mulford and Wesley Brown of Salem were Colchester callers Thursday. l OllNEI W OOuApuet lbhHFf 4NOs NAf iNa of P. held a meeting Tuesday even ing in Masonic hall The rank of knight was conferred on two cand - dates. Several out of town members were present.
 Mrs John " Reynolds and daugh- ter, Mrs Martha Reynolds of Norwich f are visiting Mrs. Reynolds parents. Mir and Mrs. William F. Strong Joseph Kelley returned to Middle town Monday morning.
 Mrs. Julia Haggerty and children of 7 Woonsocket, R. l., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Brown on Nor wich avenue. Richard A. Day of Salem was a vis- itor in town Monday. l Thomas J. Tangney of Pine Hi1 X farm, Hebron, was calling on friends . in town Monday.
 Preparing for School Opening.
 Work was commenced Monday fir
 the Academy and Ransom schoo
 buildings cleaning and painting anC
 getting the rooms ready for openlnG e the schools in two weeks. Janitoi . George Brown is in charge of thl . work.
 New Pictures at Library.
 A new set of pictures has arrived B
 the Cragin library and has been place, s on the racks. The subject Is Jamaica e The set comprises so views and show \ the principal towns. scenery and th d work on the plantations where coffee TT pineapples, bananas. etc, are cultvat {, ed.
 "a pr. Cragin Returns to New York d Dr. Edwin B. Cragin returned ( l. New York Monday for short stay. Ie The work of putting in the new fro ,r and concrete bridge near Norton's pa
 per mill, North Westchester, bega d Monday. The road is closed