Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04

open.
 Miss Florence Geer entertained the k. I. A. club at her home Saturday af- ternoon. Among those present were Miss Olive Hiscox, Miss Ruth Hiscox Miss Ruth Barber, Miss Irene Jordan Miss Gertrude Gallup and Miss Ab- bev Gallup, all of Norwich club. Songs were sung and games were play ed. Ice cream, cake and watermelon were served The young ladies re- turned home on the six o'clock troll ley.
 MT. and Mrs. John NJ Gray spent Sunday with relatives in New London.
 c. E. Social
 A Christian Endeavor Watermelon social was held in the vestry of the Congregational church on Friday eve ming. About fifty young people were present and all enjoyed very pleas ant evening. The Endeavor society is expecting to have a series of so- cials during the coming winter.
 Norwich Man Building Home.
 Oscar H. Main of Norwich has pur- chased the Timothy Main farm near Lantern Hill from Samuel l.. Main. Mir Main has commenced to build a house on the site of the old house burned few years ago.
 Corn IS Feet High.
 William l. Allyn has completed fIl- inS both of his silos and has a large acreage yet to cut Mr Allyn had r acres of corn this year and some of his fodder corn was nearly sixteen feet high.
 Left a Good Name.
 Stephen Caswell who recently died in Stonington was resident of this town nearly all of his life. He for merly owned threshing machine and Jhreshed nearly all of the oats within a radius of many miles. Mr CaswelI was a good neghoor and an upright honest man in all his dealings. Gilbert Rogers is very i'll at his home
 Mrs. Samuel Lucas is ill at her home in Poquetanuck
 Mrs. Calvin Hewitt and son Key holds who have been staying several months with Mrs HeWitt's mother in Hartford, have returned to the home of Charles S Hewitt
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Avery, who have been staying the past week with relatives in New London, have re- turned home.
 Appraisers Appointed.
 The Probate court has appointed Fred w. Burton and Charles A. Gray appra sers on the estate of Frank P. Larkham
 Billings T. Avery and Joseph E. Holdridge met at the town clerks of flee Monday and audited the select men's. town clerks and treasurer and secretary of the town school commit tees reports.
 May Reopen School.
 The Long Cove school which has been closed a number of years may be reOpened. Many Italian families have located at the Breakwater Co.'S plant in that district
 Edwin Reynolds and NTr Snow. who have been staying several days at tie Reynolds homestead have returned to Providence.
 Local Notes.
 Miss Eloise White led the Christian EndeaVor meeting on Sunday evening Everett Thompson, Miss Laura Clark. John Colver and Miss Luna Ackley have been appointed delegates to at tend the Christian Endeavor conven- tlon to be held in New London
 Walter Parmelee of Colchester has finished building a new silo for John R. Weiman
 Several from this place attended missionary meeting at the residence of Mrs. Jacob Gallup on Laurel Hill, Wednesday afternoon.
 Miss Laura Perkins. who has been the guest of Mrs Isaac Geer for the past week, has returned to Gales Ferry
 Miss Ethel Hewitt is visiting her uncle, George Dolbeare of Norwich.
 Mrs. Christopher Baldwin of the Drawbridge fell Sunday and was in- Jured so badly that a physician had to be called