Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-29
Holland County,
COLUMBIA
Mrs. Mary D, Fuller 94-Address by Miss stookler-Chicken Thief Bound Over.


 Mrs. Mary Dewey Fuller passed her 94th birthday last Sunday. Mrs, FuI- fer Is able to be about the house, can sew, knit and enjoys reading Her faculties are well preserved, and her memory is especially clear. She re sides with her daughter, Mrs. Wm. P. Johnson.
 Read Governors Proclamation
 Rev. E- o. Foster preached last Sun day at the morning service on /f~Tbe New Congregationalism" Gov. Bald wins Thanksgiving Proclamation was read from the desk. There was g. Thanksgiving Praise Service at the sunday evening meeting, and Thanks giving services were held at the church Thursday at eleven o'clock.
 Mrs. Fred A. Hunt has two beauti- ful poinsetta plants in full bloom.
 Herbert P. Collins has purchased of Mark Edwards a fine piece of orchard : ing of about two acres There are about 4O apple trees on the lot of bearing age, most of them Baldwins
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry >Isham spent Thanksgiving week in Colebrook with the family of their daughter, Mrs. Her bert A. Gil1ett
 Mir. and Mrs. Willard E Fuller of Andover spent Friday of last week with the family Of A. A. Latham of Chestnut Hill
 spent Thanksgiving with their daughter. Mrs Everett Bosworth in Hartford
 MT, and Mrs. Willard Clarke also spent Thanksgiving in Hartford with their daughter Mrs. Edith Smith.
 The W. $. 8. F, Ladies Club met at the home of Mrs. Nordland at the lake last Saturday afternoon.
 Went to Liberty Hill.
 A number of young people went to Iii .fIF entertainment given by the ' P. s. c. E The drama Down in Maine" was presented to 8 good house.
 MT. and Mrs. Jams A. Utley spent Thanksgiving with Mir. and Mrs. The odore Lymon in Plainville.
 Report From Zurich Convention.
 At the Sunday evening meeting. the services consisted largely of "Thanl1s- giving Praise Service. Miss StooIzer State Superintendent of the Elementa ry Sunday school work in Connecticut was present and gave most interest Ing talk in regard to the worlds great Sunday school convention at Zurich Switzerland the past season.
 Next Sunday evening Rev E. o. roster will give a stereopticon Lecture In the line of mission work. The Iect- ure Is entitled Picturesque Porto Ri co.
 Lester J Hutchins and family spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Hutchins' parents, Mir. and Mrs. Dewitt Webster in Berlin.
 Chicken Thief Arrested.
 Nov. Miss E. F. Whitney of Mer- rythought farm had 70 fine bullets stol- en from her large flock of Wyandottes. Some of the birds stolen were the fin est of her flock and had been selected and placed in a separate pen. As. soon as the theft was discoyered Madison Woodward, manager of the farm began to search for the thief or thieves. They were traced to Wilj- mantle via the "Old road" from there they were traced by Chief Richmond of the Willimantio police to South Wind nam, where they were shipped to Ol- neville. R, l. to one Donovan, The case was then placed in the hands of State Policeman w, Jackson who rounded up his man and on "Wednesday morning Pat Donovan alias A E. Smith alias H OBrien was brought before Justice of the Peace Clayton B Hunt of this place. Donovan waived an examination and asked that inc case come before the Superier Court. He was placed under S500 bends to await tFial before the Superiar Col11.t Mir: Woodward will recover. serne 25 of the stolen bullets and left Wednesday morning for Providence for that pI1r- pose. Donovan claims tke fowls were sold to him by another person. Dono- van Was 9 former resident of this place md was we'll acquainted with @Merry- gheuRnt 1arm Aaa it's snrfaandiags.