Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-28

Foresters' EIection-RaIph Tracy
Held in $500 Bonds Charged With
Theft of Foxes and Skunks from
Robert G. Smiths Fur Farm.
William Pickett of Brockton has
been spending few days with relatives
here.
Delayed by Injury.
Patrolman Michael H. Grimshaw has
not sufficiently recovered from an in
jury received earlier in the month to
take up his work here and he remains
in Attawaugan.
Henry A. Howard of Meriden was a
visitor with friends in Danielson Mon
day.
Miss Mildred Whitman of Hartford
has been a visitor with relatives in
Danielson.
Vile entertained Mr.. Labelle's brother
from New York over the holiday.
At Worcester Hospital.
Mrs. Joseph Bodo of Carter street is
to undergo an operation today at st.
Vincent's hospital in Worcester. where
she has been a patient for several
weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin E. shedd of
Norwich have been guests of Daniel
son relatives.
Thomas B. Dramon of Hartford was
| a visitor with Danielson friends Mon
day.
Charles L. Nado is to occupy the
store in the Orpheum theatre building.
Christmas Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. NJ Marion of
Brooklyn entertained friends at a de-
| lightful Christmas party at their home.
| Miss Jennie B. Chasson of Central
| Fails has been spending a few days
! with friends in Danielson.
John NJ. Dove of this place has done
| for hG Univ
! sity Herald this year and it is prob
| able that he will be appointed a mem
Der of the editorial board.
! Thomas J. Awkward is in Springfield
on business trip today.
Post Christmas Leniency.
| Judge w. F. Woodward discharged
| two men who were charged with va
| grancy after he heard their story in
| the town court Monday morning They
| had become stranded here after spend
| ing a merry holiday and boarded a
| train not bound for their home town
TroubIemen Have Troubles.
Linemen put in a strenuous day
! Monday clearing up trouble caused by
the storm of Sunday. A number OF
| Cinity, the lines Of different companies
! suffering.
Saw Pleasant View Breakers.
Sidney P Marland was at Pleasant
/ View during the storm OF Sunday af-
| ternOon and had an opportunity to
| watch the tremendous surf, which
piled up in the beach to make such
a spectacle as may be seen upon rare
occasions.
Highways in this section have been
| considerably damaged within the past
few days as the result of thawing and
! freezing processes of nature in con-
junction with the wear and tear OF
heavy motor traffic. As a result OF
conditions, a number of local owners
are putting their machines up for the
| remainder of the winter.
Court Oak Groves Officers.
Following are the newly elected Of
/ fcers of Court Oak Grove F. of A:
Chief ranger, Patrick Mullen; sub
chief ranger, Alfred Hilton; financial
secretary, TelesphOre WOisard; record
ing secretary, Joseph Berthiaume;
| treasurer, Arthur Niens; senior wood
ward, Joseph Rellanger; junior wood
ward, Noise Berthiaume, Sr; senior
beadle, Henry Lefevre; Junior beadle
Alfred TOuchette; junior past CHIEF
ranger, a. Quintal; first trustee, JOSEPH
\. Perreault, N. D.; second trustee
Noise Berthiaume, Jr.; third trustee
Zonepile Gandreau; lecturer, L. ]
NORM; pharmacists, w. E. Labelle
Dayville, Burroughs Drug company
DanielsOn; physician, DR.. ]. \. Per.
reault.
Court Oak Grove meets the second
Wednesday of each month.