Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-01

tary Paine's Services-Members of Postoffiee Force All Under Civil Ser viee-Patrolmen to Begin Duties Today - lnterschoiastic Basketball Leasue's Season. Judge w, F. Woodward was in Bal tic on business trip Tuesday. I Assessors c. B. Hutchins. w. F. Kel- ley and Robert G. Smith continue in almost daily session, working on tax Alfred l.. Reed was in wil1imantic on a business trip Tuesday.
 Shot Deer.
 Raymond Barlow, South Killingly, shot a deer that weighed 250 pounds. Leon Develis, who has been employ ed in Jewett City, has returned here. Mr and Mrs. Joseph Gyr have re- turned to their Montreal home, to re- main until spring.
 MT. and Mrs Philip s. Maynard and family and Henry Burton motored to New Haven and Bridgeport recently. George c. Rice of Worcester was a visitor with friends in Danielson.
 Mrs. Martin E. Shedd of Norwich is visiting here with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Walter P. White.
 Mrs. Anna Dexter has returned af- ter a visit of six weeks in DavisYiIle, R. I.
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 John A. Gilbert is making alterations in the front of the Dexter block annex, which is to be occupied by a new firm here.
 Robert R. James, formerly of Dan- ielson, has written a poem that sings the praises of his home city, Oakland, Cal
 Secretary Paine's Services Appreciated The town school committee passed rr~k- @f s4AN @q rfrDa rendered, in accepting the resignation of John A. Paine as its secretary. White Hargraves Marriage Today. Miss Caroline White, daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. P. White,and Harry Har- graves are to be married at the home of the brides parents today.
 J. c. Witter is at the Lysander An ducting an auction for F. L. Hopkins today.
 Henry P. Sweet of Springfield was visitor with friends in Danielson Tuesday
 Patrick Caffery, who sustained ported as resting comfortably at the Day Kimball hospital.
 Annual meeting of Moriah lodge, A. F. and A. M, this Wednesday, even ing. Election of officers and visit of the district deputy-adv.
  "a fellow who goes about splitting to- bacco juice on show windows. He's got something coming to him if he can be located
 Miss Dorothy St. Onge has returned to Providence after having been the guest for a few days of MT. and Mrs. L. E. Kennedy.
 No Change in Postoffiee Force.
 There will be no change in the per- SOnnel of the pOstoffice force incident to the change of postmasters, as some anticipate, for the force is made up exclusively of civil service appointees.
 Weekly Whist Party.
 At St. James hall Wednesday even ing a large number gathered for the weekly parish whist party, these to be continued through the winter season.
 Pool Rooms Close Too Late.
 Protests are being heard that some of the pool rooms in town are keeping open until the wee Sma' hours O the morning, and it is expected that the proprietors will be invited to close up at a more seasonable time.
 Woodstock academys basketball team comes here Friday for a game with the Killingly High school team, which is continuing its training period for the league season soon to open.
 Rev. W. D. Swaffield learned from a letter he has received that one of his cousins is in charge of an anti-aircraft gun that is stationed on the roof of the Bank of England, in London.
 Cottage Meeting.
 There is to be a cottage prayer meeting this evening of members of the congregation of the Baptist church at the home of MT. and Mrs. Raymond Allen. Another cottage meeting is to be held in Elmville Friday evening.