Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-01
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE lSLAND.I
UNCASVIL.LE
One Man Pays Fine for Theft of Cloth from Mili-Another Runs Away and Forfeits Bond-Dos Finds His Way Back from Canterbury.

Joseph Getchell, who was arrested for stealing cloth and thread from Palmer Bros Co.'S mill, was brought before Justice of the Peace William Smiddy Tuesday. Getcheu pleaded guilty and was fined $500 and costs amounting to $14.50.t Joseph Ladick, who was arrested for the same offense who had left town, has not returned, IofTeltlng his personal bond of $l0.
 Mrs. Maurice Brown entertained the Good Cheer Sunshine society at her home Thursday afternoon.
 Sells Farm.
 Eugene Sheldon has sold his farm in Pequot to James Belnak of Nor Wich. MT. Sheldon will move to one of the tenements in the house owned by the Misses Hooper in Pequot.
 Fair and Dance.
 American council, o. U. A Af., held it's annual fair and dance Friday eve ming. Cartons orchestra furnished music. The affair was postponed on account of the smallpox epidemic.
 Mrs. John Botham entertained the Ladies Aid society at her home at Haughton's on Wednesday afternoon.
 Dog Returns from Canterbury.
 A dog purchased by Elmer left, Jr, of Maurice Cooncy and taken to Canterbury by MT. left, who is em- ployed in that place, found it's way back, returning to it's former home on Sunday night.
 Richard Johnson, who has been con fined to his home by illness, is able to be out.
 Mrs. Ida Browning left town recent ly to spend several weeks with her daughter Mrs. Clarence Walden in Boston
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Douglass, who were recently married, entertained their friends on Saturday by serving a. delicious clam chow Der. Mrs. Doug lass was Miss Ella Rogers.
 SeIeotmen Meet.
 The board of seIectmen met Satur- day in the town hall This was the first meeting of the recently elected board G. Fl. Bradford. first selectman: Herbert Dart, second, and Albert Avery. third.
 Given a Surprise.
 Miss Amanda Hubert was given. a surprise Saturday evening when Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeLancey Trueman Reyes, Louis La Bounty. Edward La Gram, Robert left. Harry Rogue, George Allen Louis Peters, Miss Sadie Allen, Miss Mary Hubert. Miss Grace Atkinson, Miss"Mattie Warren, met at her home in Palmertown. After an evening pleasantly spent in playing various games and with music, re- treatments were served.
 AdolphUS Johnson of Deep River is the guest of friends in town
 Miss Addie Muller who injured her hand Friday by running 2, needle into her finger while at her work in Palmer Bros Co.'S mill. was able to resume work Monday.
 Married at St. John's Church.
 Rev. P. T. O'Reilly united in mar riage in St. John's Roman Catholic church, Miss Bridget Crotty and Will liam Loftus. of New. London. After d brief honeymoon trip they will keep house in New London.
 Moses Chapman and Miss Leila Chapman are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Winfield Hanney of Salem.
 Local hunters report plenty of par tridges, quail and squirrels
 The school will soon be opened again after 9 thorough fumigation.
 MT. and Mrs E. l. Browning of Nor witch were guests of friends in town the week end.
 Miss Marjorie Osborne, youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs Charles Os- borne, has smallpox. Miss Osborne's s case is a mild one
 Mrs. Frank Miner and daugh ter, Miss Nettie Gridley were visiting in New London Tuesday.
 Mrs. Charles A. Chapman has had Albert Avery at work adding a piazza to her home on Gay hill