Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-19

Branch recently motored to Provi- dence. Miss Branch has been spend ing several days in Danielson as the guest of Mrs. A. P. Woodward.
 Taken liI at Outing.
 B. Hoxie Lillibridge, who was taken suddenly i'll at the business mems outing last Thursday, at Wildwood park, is still at his home in Central Village MT. Hoxie, who is a travel ing salesman for a Providence gro- cery firm, was carried home in an automobile from the lake when he was taken sick.
 Cruelty to a Horse.
 Michael Harrington was arraigned before Judge Back Monday morning in the town court charged with cruel- ty to a horse. Harrington, who plead ed guilty, was fined S1O for cruelty to the horse, $1 for intoxication and the costs of prosecution. amounting to $l6.39, all of which he paid
 Harrington was arrested Sunday noon for abusing his horse on Main street, where he endeavored to show the bystanders few wild west stunts in the art of managing a steed When intercepted in his deeds of valor by Ira Martin, Harrington put up a good fight, but was at last overpowered and jailed, his hearing being held Monday morning.
 Mrs. L. E. Kennedy left Monday for weeks outing at Lakeport, N. H.
 Mrs. John Kennedy has returned from short visit with friends in Worcester
 Somewhere around the streets of Danielson, a chased bracelet. If found. return to Mrs. W. H. Martin adv.
 Roller Burns Trees.
 Considerable comment was heard yesterday on the burning of the leaves on the trees on Academy street by the steam roller. The roller was engag ed Saturday in pressing down a top dressing of yellow dirt on several streets about town and on the street above named, several trees were badly scorched by the heat proceeding from tn smokestack of the roller.
 Mir. and Mrs. George 8. Brown were at Uxbridge, Mass, yesterday, attend ing the funeral of a nephew from Los Angeles, California, who died recently of consumption.
 Miss Helen Blake returns tomorrow from fortnights camping at the Y. w. c. A. camp at Conanicut, R. l.
 MT and Mrs. John Kennedy of A academy street are entertaining Mrs. Bedford and daughter. Miss Gertrude of Spencer. Mass.
 Earl Winslow, clerk in the local post office. is enjoying weeks vacation.
 1He OOnH0CIlCuC mllIS ClOSeQ SaCOr- day for a fortnight,s rest as has been their custom during summers. Many of the help have already left town to enjoy outings at the shore
 John Dove returned yesterday from a camping party on Looms Island at Alexanders lake.
 Mrs William R. Potter Is spending a few days with relatives in Daniel son.
 Frank Stinson has returned from spending two weeks at his home in Maine.
 At the Orpheum.
 Wednesday, Aug 20. at the Orpheum, Old Home day musical entertainment, with excellent programme by Edith Swan, trombone and baritone soloist; Bowen R. Church, cornet soloist; Cof- fey & Walker, the Two White Hopes, Keiths headliner last season; open to meet all corners with 800 lbs. of har- mony and comedy. II seats reserved 25c, now on sale. Late cars for East Killingly and Attawaugan Crossing and south after the show.-adv.
 Back. from Camp Ground.
 Among those who returned recently from attending the sessions of the Epworth League Institute at WilI- Angie Pray, Miss Edith Exley of Plainfield Miss Sadie Harvey Harold