Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03
COLCHESTER
Installation at Boys CIub-Meeting of Library Trustees-Jewish Holidays Observed.


 Miss Jennette Agranovitch left We'd nesday for New London to visit her sister, Mrs. Joseph Sultze, during the holidays.
 Charles Lyman has moved from the Taintor block, which was recently sold to B. Maiofs, to the Adams block.
 Boys Club installation.
 The board of managers of the Boys club was present at the meeting of the club in their rooms in the library building Wednesday evening and in stalled the officers of the club elected last Friday evening. The officers of the cabinet appointed by the president of the club were also installed. The members between the ages of 14 and IS years were present, Remarks were made by several members of the board of managers The following officers were installed: President. Vincent O'Conneu; vice president, Ben Horo- witz; secretary of state ana treasury, Leo White; secretary of gymnasium, fairs, Lawrence Carrier;t secretary of industry, Benjamin Horowitz; secre- tary of interior. Leon Lewis.
 Borough Briefs.
 The warden and burgesses of the borough held their meeting Thursday evening.
 Frederick O. Brown of Exeter was in town Wednesday in his auto.
 Miss Isabella Hayward and Miss Rohrbecker were visitors in Norwich Wednesday, making the trip by auto
 Charles T. Williams was in Salem Wednesday.
 Leverett Manwaring of Lebanon was a Colchester caller Wednesday.
 Martin Ipp left town Wednesday for Middletown to spend the holidays
 George A. Mills of Exeter was calling
 
 Dr. J. J. Tynan was in Willimantic Wednesday, accompanying a patient to St Joseph's hospital.
 At Glastonbury Celebration.
 MT. and Mrs Myron R. Abeu were guests of relatives in Glastonbury on Wednesday, attending the exercises of the 260th anniversary of the town.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church met in the parlorS of the church Wednesday afternoon to sew. The new fro escapes for the Ransom school building have arrived.
 Leslie F. l efhngweu and Francis Brown were at MT. Leffingwells bun galow at Hayward's lake Wednesday.
 Edgar A. Carrier, Jr.. left Wednes- day morning fOl Bristol, Conn, where he is to be with the New Departure l company. Mr. Carrier is a graduate of the Academy and was graduated from Middlebury college, class of '13. Miss Alice Bigelow of East Hampton is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. ! Elmer Bigelow.
 Mrs. s. H. Thresher returned to Boston Tuesday having been called here by the death of her sister, Mrs. Louisa Weeks
 Charles Il King of Rockville was | calling on friends in town Tuesday. c. F. Willis of Norwich was a Col chester visitor Tuesday. I ta New Britain. having been at his home l on South Main street for few days vacation.
 Carriers Vacation. c. F. Mcintosh, driver of R F. D. route No. 5. IS enjoying his two weeks vacation. Carroll E. Staples, substitute carrier, is covering the route Trustees Meet. The board of trustees of the Cragin Memorial library held a meeting in the library building Wednesday evening. The board of directors of the Boys club held their meeting after the trus- | tees meeting.
 Dwight Latham has moved his household goods to the residence re- 1 gently purchased of F. E. Baker on l Linwood avenue.
 1 Home from Vermont. l Dr. and Mrs. F.. J. Rowland returned i Tuesday from Vermont where they ! have been spending their honeymoon l the trip being made in the doctor s l car.
 Martin Ipp returned Tuesday from i a few days visit in Middletown. 1 On account of the holidays most of | the Jewish places of business closed 1 Thursday to open Saturday evening" Charles T. W Ilson of Worcester was ! calling on friends here Wednesday.