Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-29

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 Miss Katherine D. Awkward and Miss Mary Weaver are visiting friends in Providence today (Tuesday).
 Edward Sargent has recently been the guest of friends in Woonsocket
 Coming from Los Angeles.
 George P. Clark of Los Angeles will arrive here within 8 few days to spend the winter with his brother Henry F. Clark. Mir. Clark, formerly of Plain- field, has not been east for many years.
 A. P. Woodward, E. H. Reach and Joseph N. Lavallee spent Sunday at the Church farm in Ashford
 Earl Wood of Brown university has been visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs A. F. Wood.
 Miss May Hammett visited MT. and Mrs. John Cogswell at Oakland Beach over Sunday
 Over 100 Women Voters.
 There are now moye than 100 women voters in the town of Killingly. John McGowan of Westerly was a visitor with relatives here over Sum day.
 Has Same Birthday as T. R.
 Colonel Roosevelt's birthday and liiol oI NoSinei fl. 1ouHB, Oue OI the progressive candidates for representa- tive from Killingly, fell on Sunday. Harold Beckley is gradually recov- ering from the effects of an accident in which he cut his wrist with an axe.
 The progressive party in Killingly has asked for and will be granted rep Tesentation among the counters at the election one week from today.
 The Killingly teachers who attended l the teachers convention will make re- ports as to the knowledge gained. l MT. and Mrs Robert James of Oak land, Cal, are visiting MT. James fa- ther, Charles D. James, of the Green Hollow road.
 Republican Committee Active. Billboards all through this section | Of the county are covered with cam paign arguments in favor of the re- election of President Taft. Farmers hereahouts are fearful that l cold weather will set in before the streams now at low ebb are filled with water for winter use. | Nearly 100 pounds of fish were | caught by members of the Bohemian club in waters near Oakland Beach | Sunday.
 The licenses of dealers in liuuor tn | town expire this week, but the places will continue doing business by req son of the towns again having voted l license.
 Home Night Gathering. There is much interest among the members of the Methodist church in the annual Home Night gathering scheduled for tomorrow (Wednesdayl evening.
 | nQQRFintinna nf were given by members at the meeting of the Ladies' Reading circle at the home of Mrs. Henry M Thompson | Monday afternoon. Next Tuesday will be a mighty busy day for those who own automobiles for | hire, the machines being needed in get ting voters to the polls Various can didates are greatly interested to see that full vote is boiled,
 French and English Sermons Alter. nately.
 Rev. Julian Ginet has announced d new arrangement for sermons at the masses at St. James church on Sun days. On account of the mixed nature | of the parish it has been customary to i give sermons in both English and | French at all of the masses, but now 1 the languages will be spoken on alter nate Sundays at alternate masses. Accessions to Library.
 A large number of new books has been added to the public library, which is now open only afternoons and even ings. Travel, biography, history and fiction, with much miscellaneous read . ing, are covered by the new volumes.
 Telephone Men Busy. l ro1.Io ,~,n,, +ko phone company are engaged in doing inc large amount of work that recent | changes and contemplated changes have made necessary. Danielson IS getting to have one of the most modern and best equipped of the divisions of the state and is superior to most of the small town divisions, considering it's common battery service and other features.
 Grand Army Men for Taft. President Taft will get the great majority of the votes cast by Civil war veterans in the town of Killingly, it is indicated by conversation with them It is also indicated that about all of them who are able to get to the polls will take part in the election of next Tuesday.
 Personals.
 Mir. and Mrs. z. J. Huntington o1 Griswold and Mrs. John Rainsford and son Leverr of Norwich were guests over Sunday of Mrs. William Oates.
 Mrs A. O. Hall and daughter Emma of Preston are guests of Mrs. Halls mother, Mrs. William Oates,
 Awaiting Gerashty Heir.
 A Newport item Monday said: Mrs John F. Geraghty will arrive at tn, Newport hospital within the week After the expected event, MT. and Mrs Geraghty will make Boston their fu ture home. Gifts for the occa sion con tinue to arrive at the Geraghty home 1t-biob has baen rented