Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-06

Dr. and Mrs. G. Percival Bard have been spending a few days in Norwich and Sterling
 Miss Loretta Simons of Rockville is spending the week with relatives in the borough.
 Joseph G. Martin is passing a few weeks ic Springfield.
 Mrs. Ernest Cady of Sprinfeld is spending several days with her par ents, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Barrett in this town
 Edward Rister of Sprinfield is substituting for John Hancock with the Electric Light company, while MT. Hancock is i'll with grip.
 Leo Befford of Ware, Mass, is the guest of Leo Garvais.
 Appointed Superintendent.
 W. E. Ayers of Wilmington has been appointed superintendent at the aIms- house to succeed w. E. Sherman who has resigned and will move to his farm in Ellington.
 Eaton -WoIeott.
 George w Eaton and Mrs. Hattie Wolcott were married at the home of the bride Tuesday evening at 73O o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Walter P. Buck of the Metho- dist church.
 A. F., Bemis has resigned at the market of J. M. Armstrong where he has been employed for the past six months. He will go to Saybrook to assume the management of market.
 Officers of Current Events Club.
 The Current Events club has elect ed the following officers: President, Mrs. c. R. Newton; vice presidents, Miss W. S. Adams and Mrs. L. B. Baker: recording secretary. Mrs. A. Jacobsen; treasurer, Miss Matilda Mc- Outlook; corresponding secretary, Mrs E. F. Leach; auditor, Miss A. D. Washburn.
 The club has been in existence IS years and the past year was one of it's most successful. It now has fifty members, and the finances are in ex- cellent condition.
 Hospital Superintendent Resigns.
 Miss Emma Margaret Smith, super intendent at the, Johnson hospital has resigned. Miss Smith came to Staf- ford Springs two years ago last Oc- tober and has been a very capable wo- man at the hospital. She is just re- take a well earned rest. She will leave about the first of June. Miss Stewart, assistant superintendent will also end her duties with the local in- stitution. At the same time Mrs. Sa- die Smith, for eight years superin- of the Springfield hospital will as- sume the superintendency of the local hospital.
 Lost House, Furniture and $500.
 The house of James Kay, near state line and owned by Charles Hancock was burned Tuesday afternoon Mir Kay sInelled smoke while he was at dinner and upon going outside found the roof near the chimney ablaze. It had got a good start and it was inn possible to stop it. The old house which was nearby was also burned. Mir. Kay sold his own place a few days ago and moved into this one about a week ago. He. lost his furniture and carried no insurance. In addition to the loss of the furniture he lost $500 in money which he had in the house since he sold his place. The house is partly covered by insurance
 Borough Briefs.
 Anthony Adams has been confined to the house for several days by ill., ness.
 Frank Pinard of Westfeld, Mass, has been visiting friends in town.
 The children of the Sixth grade gave a stereopticon entertainment at the High School Assembly room Wednes- day evening.
 Mrs. Walter Murphy of Boston is i nthe northward section of the town visiting relations in town.
 Forest fires did considerable damage Tuesday afternoon.