Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-27
UNCASVHLE
Visit to Amshouse Postponed- Losses Through Chicken Theves- Walden's Bard For Norwich Dem

The Good Cheer Sunshine society postp tponed the observance of Sunshine Sunday, also the society's visit to the almshouse this week on account of the illness of Mrs Albert Avery, presi- dent of the society. Sunshine Sunday of the absence of the pastor.
 Mrs J. J. Dodds recently enter tained her mother, Mrs. J. H, Gridley of Mantle.
 Goes To University of Vermont. Earl Holmes left town this week for a medical course of studies at the University of Burlington, Vt. MT. Holmes was d student at the Norwich academy for the past three years.
 The UncasvilIe Manufacturing Co. has laid a new foundation for a build ing to take the place of one recently burned.
 Mrs. Charles E. Rogers of Hill Top who has been spending some time the guest of friends in Killingly has re-
 Mrs. LeoIin Comstock of Hill Top is spending this week with friends in East Greenwich.
 Pastor on Vacation.
 Rev. F. D. Luddington of Hill Top is enjoying his vacation which Will extend through the next four weeks.
 George Gilberts has been the guest of his mother, Mrs. Martha GIlberts, before leaving for course of dentis- try at Baltimore University.
 John and Joseph Lutz formerly in the employ of the Thames Speciality Co, have lefteaBd purchased the route conducted by Stanley Leno.
 Miss Iva Ba1 tIett teacher in Palmer Memorial school, who has been ab- sent from duties on account of Ill., ness is able to be out.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Stapllns had as their guest the weekend, MT. and Mrs William Staplins of Stonington.
 Chicken Thieves Busy.
 Chicken thieves have been putting in work on the hen rOOst of Messrs. Chapman and James Street, Thursday night. Mr. Chapman lost twelve broilers and six were taken from MT. Streets. A short time ago the hen house of Joseph Miner lost six or more fowls.
 Progress on Foundation.
 Work on the foundation at the Reyes Product Cos. is progressing rapidly, some of the machinery is closed in and the brick foundation to the old part which was recently burn ed is growing fast.
 Joseph Cotton has moved from Fire street to PeQuOt.
 Charles Chapel who has been spend HE d " LllIC W ilIl II lCilNlo III M 1ClAA'SiA has returned nome.
 Mrs. Helen Kelley of Derby for mer teacher jn Palmer Memorial who is teaching in East Lyme was the guest of friends in town Sunday
 Rural carrier F. B. Tooker was out Monday with q new R. F. D. wagon. Mrs Melvin Furber entertained the Ladies' Aid Society at her home, Thursday afternoon Refreshments were served.
 Miss May Turner after a few weeks spent visiting with friends in Boston, has returned home.
 Met With Mrs. Church.
 Good Cheer Sunshine society was by Mrs. Thomas Church., Thursday afternoon at her home on Gay Hill.
 The c. NJ. Robertson Co.'S. mill is shut down for an indefinite time for repairs and Improvements.
 Mrs Leila Greenman of Providence returned home Tuesday, after a wis it at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank
 MT. and Mrs. Kingsley are enter taining Mrs. Arthur O'Keefe of New York.
 Mrs. Sarah Curtin of Pequot re- gently entertained her son, Michael Mahoney of Mystic for a few days.
 Social Club Meets.
 An interesting meeting was. held by the Thames Social Club in the club rooms Monday night.
 Walden's band of twenty pieces has been engaged to participate in the demonstration of the Holy Name in Norwich.