Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-27
EDAnlELSON AND. PUTNAM NEWS
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1 Civic Fessrsslsas
rev. c. n. Barber and ETH. Jacobs
are expected 70 return here tomorrow
DR. T. n Maxsela and w. 1. Bullsrd
have oeea visitors. IN BOSTON,
Gifor1 a. starkweSshsr w vw 2 VS.
II WtlllMxa ], Young continues TO DC
confined by illness to his heae on
Winter street,
N On Meter Trip 10 canada.
Mr. and arrs> pamase BouliaS left
here Wednesday morning to motor TO
Canada. where they are to remain TOT
NJ n.y. and Mrs, James J. Kelley Of Fau
River are guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Dam
lei Cooney Of the West Side.
: 2Yeuru Man Seeks High Calling.
FL Thomas Monohan. son of James
Monohan, has gone 60 worcester. to
enter Holy Cross college. He is to
study for the priesthood and viii be-
come q member Of the missionary or
der Of Lasalette.
Principal and Mrs. Ernest r. War
rem are entertaining Mrs. warren's
father. Professor C, A. PERKINS, OF
Knoxville. Tenn.
d. e. Jette and family, on a motor
trip along the Rhode Island shore,
visited at Pleasant View and Maria
gansett Pier.
Frank Spalding of Brooklyn and d
marty from Danielson motored to Bos-
ton Thursday.
Returning from Camp.
Nrissas barbara and Charlotte Bull
lard, who have been at Sebowtsha
camp, near New London, during the
summer, are to return here tomorrow.
Mrs. Charles w. Gale to Speak.
Mrs. Charles w. Gales OF Norwich
will speak at a meeting OF the Wo-
list church at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank T. Preston, next Friday
afternoon. Her subject will be the
Northern California Baptist conven-
ten.
Rev. z. A. Legg Of the Methodist
church Is to conduct the last OF the
open air services on Davis park, Sun
day afternoon at $3.50.
Miss Plaisted for Eighth Grade.
Miss Helen Plaisted OF Roslindale,
Mass. has been secured as teacher Of
the eighth grade in. the Danielsou
school to succeed Miss Ida J. Trip
resigned. Her salary Is TO De So5U-
Misses Margaret and Helen E. Ayl-
ward and Miss Catherine T. Thayer
return today from stay Of a. week at
Ocean Beach.
Miss Eleanor Smith Of Hawkins
street has gone to northern Vermont,
and will visit in Canada and the White
Mountains during q stay OF several
weeks in that section OF the country.
Chief George NJ. PiIIing recently
visited for a few days with relatives
and friends in Dedham, Norwood and
Boston.
ConsuIts with Counsel.
J. A Kenehan, who figured in the
emotcrcycle accident IN which a little
boy was fatally injured on the West
Side, Memorial Day was here from
Providence. Thursday for consultation
with one of his attorneys, Judge w.
Fenner Woodward.
Miss Elizabeth Filling, q recent
graduate from Wellesley college. ID
visiting here with Miss Emma Pfling,
of the Westfeid section ~--ys
have returned from Lake Winnepe-
saukie. ". H, where they have been
fRending the SUMMER ---'s'
-. Principal at East Brooklyn.
Miss Ida J. Trip. who recently re-
signed as teacher Of the eighth grade
Of the Danfe5son school, is to be prin-
cfpa1 OF the East Brooklyn school dur
LIZ TIE year UG5lL-KllLS III September.
> Going to chieopes Plant.
Lester Bill OF Maple street leaves
this morning for Chicopee Falls. Mass.
where he is to be an Electrical engfn-
eer with the New England Westing-
house company. This concern has ar
enermous order for rides for use OF
the allied armies in Europe and Is tc
turn out the. weapons at the rate Oh
$1,000 a week when the numerous
plants it is eQuipping about Chicopet
are working at fun capacity. In con-
nectfon with this production it Is In
teresting to note that when Great
Britain went into this war that coun-
Hyss facilities for producing rifles al.
lowed for an output Of only 5000 6
week.
New Roof PLANNED.
the Prudential COMMITTEES Of tbs
Westhefd= Congregational church i.
getting out specifications for a new
roof covering for the building. It il
probable that this roof viii be o.
metal In tile style. The work vii
probably be undertaken soon In con.