Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-08
COLCHESTER
X. ef P. tHstaiIstien--visi From Dis trIct Deputy John N. WiIiiams-con- tractor Tryon Ships Horses and Carts to New York.


 tracter Tryon Ships Horses and Carts to New York.
 Oliver woodhouse lodge, K. F., held their meeting in Masonic hall Tuesday evening. There was a large number John N Williams of Willimantic in stalled the following officers for the ensuing term: c. c. Samuel Friedman: Vice C.. Robert Gilmore; prelate, Viii liam Curgenven; M. of w. A. K. Ro- per; M. of A. John Treadway; inner guard. H. Buslowftz; outer guard. George Gilmore: trustee for IS months A F. Roper. The third rank was worked on one candidate. After the work of the evening social hour was spent.
 To Purchase New Hose. The board of warden and burgesses held their meeting Monday evening. It was voted to purchase 15e feet of new hose for the fire company. Borough Briefs Colchester Fire Company No held a meeting in the parIor of the engine house Monday evening. Charles M. Reade of Willimantic was in town Monday Irving watlinson returned to Nor wich Monday morning after a few days visit with Colchester friends Francis w. Brown is visiting friends in Willimantic this week. MT. and Mrs William Allen of New Haven were guests of friends in town the past week. Mrs. Lottfe Brown of Providence. formerly of this place, is the guest of Mir. and Mrs George B. Miller on Up- per Broadway for a few days.
 The w c. T. U held the July meet ing in the chapel Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
 Harold Bailey has gone to Scotland 1 Conn, where he will work during his summer vacation Thomas S. Clark was the guest on Monday of friends in Willimantic and Norwich.
 Mrs. John Riley and daughter of Hartford are guests of Mrs. Riiey's mother, Mrs. Etta Lombard on Nor wich avenue.
 Shipping Equipment to New York Contractor C. w. Tryon is shipping a carload of horses and wagons to New York state where he has large road building contract. The new piece l of state road which he has been work ing on the past three months Is nearly done.
 Postmaster J. J. Sullivan has just purchased a new car of Norwich l dealer.
 i Miss Deborah Shea returned to Hart 1 ford Monday after few days visit at 1 her home on Lebanon avenue. James Davis, chauffeur for Dr. E. B. Cragin. was in Norwich Monday and brought back the doctors touring car l which was overloaded by Norwich par | ties.
 Mr. and Mrs. M E. Sullivan and daughter of Willimantic were guests | of Mrs. Suliivan's sisters on Amston avenue over Sunday
 Edward Deland returned Monday l from New Haven after spending the Fourth at his home in that city. Edward Como of the Hop Yard was l calling on friends in town Monday. 1 Miss Margaret Murray of New York | is the guest of her brothers on Wflli- mantle avenue for a few days. Charles T. Wilson of Worcester was
 a Colchester caller Tuesday. seouts in Camp. | Scoutmaster M. D. Wood and fifteen members of the Boy Scouts left town Wednesday morning for Gardner lake where the troop will be in camp for two weeks. The boys will stay one week when another troop will go down George Smith, U. s. postal inspector and family of Bridgeport, are guests ! of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Conway or l Lebanon avenue for a few weeks. Miss Anna O'Brien left town Mon- day for Danbury, where she will at 1 tend the summer school ;Af in Hor fora nr