Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-19
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Masons Attend Norwich Bsnqust- A Fishing Par<y-PIan for Military
 BalI-Leemis- Bowen Marriage at Moosup. fl

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 Theodore Fulton, veteran of the Civil war. Is i'll at his home here.
 George P. Rich of Marlboro, Mass, was g visitor with friends in Daniel
 Rev. c. H. Barber is to omciate at the union Lenten service in the Methodist church this Wednesday, evening.
 The time for filing bids for the lease of the town hall expires on Saturday afternoon of this week
 Miss Annie White. teacher at East Putnam, is spending this week at her home in Danieison.
 At Norwich Banquet.
 E. L. Darbie, A. P. Woodward, D. IE. D. Prince and Frank Winkleman stt- tended the Columbian commandt4ry banquet at Norwich Monday event ng.
 Rev. c. J. Hartman, pastor at F ut nam, is to preach the Lenten ser1no at St. Albans church tomor row (Thursday) evening. 4
 Miss Marion D. Chollar< was the leader at the meeting of the aux Hilary of the Woman's Board of Missis ms of the Congregational church at the home of Mrs. P" B. Sibley Tuesday after noon.
 Attorney W. F. Woodward assisted State Attorney searIs in the case of the state vs. PRpagallo in the superior court at Putnam Tuesday.
 The Wiling WOrkSTS or UnG w. k. c. have 8 meeting scheduled for this Wednesday, afternoon at winch ar engagements will be completed for an after Easter social event.
 Is Now Manager.
 William L. Moran of Norwich is now in charge of the Danielsoin and Moos- up divisions of the s. N. B. T. com pany as manager. MT Moran is ex- perienced in the telephone business, having been with the company for a number of years.
 Attended Moosup Wedding.
 Mrs. J. w. Gallups Sunday school class of the Baptist church attended formerly of Daniels0n, and Rev. Err nest Loomis at Moosup Tuesday, mak- ing the trip in automobiles.
 Cottage Party al Old kilingly.
 S. D. Horton entertained a party of local men at his cottage at Old Kil- hngIy pond Tuesday. fishing being the diversion that occupied the attention of the party.
 Mrs Alton Frost who has been a patient in a Worcester hospital, re- turned to her home here Tuesday eve- ming. Mir. Frost, who is steadily gain ing strength after undergoing an op- eration, remains a patient in the same hospital.
 James L. Prentice. of Mechanics street, has so liar recovered from an illness of several weeks that he is able to be about.
 The local fire insurance agents an ticipate that by June 1 a stamp clerk will have been appointed for this dis trict. which includes all Windhan county towns
 Will Sell Orange Grove. Mrs. John Waldo is at Orange City, Fla, where she has an orange grove ] of which she expects to dispose. No clue has been obtained that would | &end to aid in indicating who broke l into Weisberg's store during the early l hours of Sunday morning. The break 1 is regarded as the work of amateurs. l Mrs. Rienzi Robinson had an article 1 in a Waterbury Sunday paper that was read with interest by local peo- | pie. Rev. ". D. Swaff1eld has been re- l cent visitor with friends in Worces- Ter.
 Military Ball. [Captain E. L. Darbie is sending out 1 cards making announceulent of the | military ball to be given by She Thir- Neenth company in honor d$ Colonel Henry Dorsey. chief of the GShst ar fillery corps
 Women of the French Revolution will be the subject at the meeting of | the Ladies' Art club at the home of | Dr. and Mrs M. s. Warren this (Wed- nesday) afternoon. Miss Emma Pill ling is to be the leader of the meet Ing.