Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-28

Rice of Voluntown for damage to | property in Noluntown. The suit is Tor s1,5oo. and property owned by the defendant company in Voluntown and Brooklyn was attached Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff Manuel J. Martin. The plaintiff alleges that while the -Trumbull company was con- structing a road in that section it took two cords of wood. 113 loads of gravel, lf loads of loam, sections of stone walls, cut down three apple trees and blasted several hundred tons of stone on his property.
 The papers arc retprnable at the September term of the superior court. Attorney Charles w. Comstock repre- sents the plaintiff.
 Horace Johnson Predicts.
 Here's Horace Johnson's latest:
 There will be disturbance of note to take place in the atmosphere in the coming 7c hours. It will be such ss does not often occur. It should be termed as irregular. Get out your parasol. and rubber boots.
 Yours,
 UNCLE HORACE.
 Middle Haddam, Aug. A, 1914.
 NORWICH TOWN Many Attended Anniversary Mass For
 Miss Mary Shea-LocaI People Home
 From Vacations-Other Live News.
 There was a large attendance in- cludinS relatives from out of town at the anniversary high mass for Miss Mary Shea which was celebrated by Rev. Charles Brennan at Sacred Heart church Thursday morning at o'clock The choir sang, accompanied by Miss EIlzaheth Malone. organist. Miss May Pounch gave Pie Jesu at the offer tory and as waiting hym, There is Beautiful Land on High.
 
 Personal Mention.
 Miss Ruth Woodmansee of West Town street went to Groton Thurs day to visit friends.
 Miss Maud lives of Bristol is the guest of Miss J.. G. Bonney at her home on Huntington lane.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Hyde and son Walter Hyde of Lisbon were guests Wednesday of relatives here.
 David Shahan of West Town street where he has secured employment.
 Mrs. Edmund Harbeck. and Mrs. John Hanna returned this week from 2 stay at the Willimantic camp ground
 Mrs. Dustan Johnson of West Town street has been in Brooklyn N T., for the past few days to visit friends.
 Mrs. w. Armstrong and three chil- dren of New London are visiting Mir asd Mrs. Cassius Armstrong of West Town street.
 Mrs. Susan Blake of Stafford Springs is the guest during this week of Mrs William NJ. Burdick at her home or Huntington avenue.
 Mrs. David Kinney of Tanner street who has been passing a fortnight al her cottage atsLord's Point, Stoning- ton, returns this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank $. Wheeler anc daughter Grace were members of ( party who spent a day at Sound View near Saybrook. recently.
 Miss Clara Wheeler of Fort Poin has been spending d few days thi, weeks at the home of her brother. F $. Wheeler on the Scotland road.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Vergason O Huntingdon avenue were in New Lon don this week to visit their son anc wife. Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Verga son.
 J. H. Giddings and granddaughter Miss Katherine Giddings of Noank were recent guests of Mir Giddings sister, Mrs. James Ray of Elm av enue.
 After a two weeks outing at Pleas ure beach. MT. and Mrs. Beverl, Bliven and daughters returned thi week to their home on Washington street.
 Mrs. Rutherford 1T. Snow of Hunt ington avenue has been in New Lon don this week to visit her brother Frederick Burdick. of Huntington street.
 MT. and Mrs William D. Risley re turned Thursday to Hartford after two weeks stay with Mrs. Risley's sis ter. Mrs. Adna Norcross of Yves Town street.
 Miss Myrtle. McCord of Sturtevan street returned this week after | three weeks stay in West Northfielc Mass, where she was the guest O MT. and Mrs. Henry L. Warrington. MT. and Mrs. Abner Jacobson c Stafford Springs and Mir. and MT: Martin Hansen of Mansfield Depo were guests this week of MT. and MT: | Anthony Jacobson of Sturtevan | street. After few weeks spent in DaltoI Mass. Miss Helen M. Lathrop return | ed Thursday afternoon to her hom | on Washington street. Miss Jenni | M Case who accompanied Miss La | throp also returned Thursday. ~- Mrs Mary White her daughter, Mis CaIla White, Miss Mamie Durr an | Miss Marion Rogers returned to the | homes here from Block Island Thurs | day where a week has been spent 2 | Camp "As-You-Like-I on Sout | Bluffs.
 Mrs. T. J. Duane who has been patient at The Highlands Sanitariun | Hartford, has rejoined MT. Duane wo | is employed by a large electric COT | cern in the BerkshireS. Mass. Mir. an Mrs. Duane were formerly of Norwic | Town.
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