Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-02
SUPERIOR COURT.
Matters to Be Taken Up at Short CAL
endar Session Friday.

The following matters will be taken
Up at the short calendar session of the
superior court to be held in Putnam
Friday afternoon, Webb judge: Mo-
tons: Clio Batta Oguio ct al, VS.. Elm
Farm Milk company, default, hearing
in damages after demurrer to answer
sustained: Hilda Hibakka We. John E.
Zeal, default for failure to answer;
Edward H. Trowbridge VS.. Charles z.
Rugbee. order to compel answer; John
Rec VS.. Mary Rec, further order of no
t1ce; John S. Soderberg VS.. Hugh Cor
man. default for failure to answer;
Phoebe Boutin VS.. Mary Hardwick,
motion for bond and non-suit for fail
ure to file bill of particulars; Helen
H. Leavens VS.. Fred S. Opie, sugges-
ton of marriage Of plaintiff and that
George A. Berry be made a party
plaintiff; Isaac Dupre VS.. Frances Fftz-
patrick, admir-, non-suit for failure to
plead; Dona Coderre VS.. George Pot
Vim, argument on demurrer; Ellen NJ.
Bugbee's appeal from board of relief,
non-suit for failure to reply to answer
Of appellee; John c. Witter VS.. Will
Lam c. ReiSt, default for failure to
answer; George F. Holbrook VS.. Aaron
Gordon ct al, default for appear
ance and for failure to plead; Lebbeus
E. Smith VS.. James Sullivan ct al, de-
fault for non-appearance and failure to
plead. Uncontested divorces: Sadie
Maud Parker VS. Adelbert S. Parker,
Mabel Broduer VS.. Magloire Broduer,
Clara r. Mills VS.. Richard T. Mills.
Trial list to court: Everett T. Tilling-
hast VS.. Byron NJ. Lewis; T. E. Hop
Inns VS.. William Bartlett ct al;
Dechand Nichols ct al. VS.. Chaffee
Bros. Co. To jury: Louis G. Zechiel
vs. Harris & Craney; Joseph Kelley
vs. the town of Eastford; Charles L.
| Torrey VS.. John M. Champion.
Noted Here and There.
Miss Estelle Viegard is visiting rel
atives in Providence and Pascoag, R. I.
Judge L. H. Fuller has returned to
Putnam after an absence of several
| weeks in Paris. KY, and places in the
south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Trevithick,
| who were married in Schenectady two
weeks ago Wednesday, returned Tues
day from their wedding trip to Watch
Hill. to their new home on School
| street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Smith and Fred
Bruce have returned from several
weeks in Vermont.
Mrs. Helen Wiley and Miss Ellen
| several days with Mrs, s. NJ. Wheelock
| at her summer cottage, Pleasant View
Kenneth Sharpe has returned to his
| home on School street after a visit
with a schoolmate in Sutton, Mass.
Frightened WiIIimantic.
The baseball team of the Putnam
lodge of Ellzs would like to line up
against their Wil1imantic brethren
| They expected to be given that oppor-
| tunity at the recent outing in Will
mantle and even went so far as to don
| their uniforms at that time, but for
some reason the N'illimantic team kept
| under cover.
| Team May Acquire Bender.
Chief Bender, recently released BY
| baltimore of the Federal league and
formerly with the Philadelphia Ameri-
cans, may be seen in Putnam's Incur
| before the season closes. Manager
Cassent has lines out to get him here
| At Lebanon Wednesday.
| Lawyer and Mrs. Charles L. Torrey
and Judge NJ. H. Geissler were in
Lebanon Wednesday, attending an Ole
Home day outing and c1ambake
Home from Ohio.
Mrs. Carrie B. Gascoi~-e has re-
turned from six weeks VT with rela-
tives and friends in Toledo and Cleve-
land, o. Her son. Ransome Gascoigne