Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
YANTIC
Frank w. Stritch Leaves for New mpshire-Gracl<les Stealing Corn -New Railroad Signs-John Curry, Blacksmith, Retires.

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 John c. Tracy, Jr., spent Sunday with friends in Mystic.
 E. T. O'Connor spent the week end with Webster friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. P. Vanderwaart have returned from three weeks stay in New York state and Pennsylvania. where they visited their sons. Peter and Louis Nanderwaart.
 Miss Marjory Kingsley spent Sun day in Mystic, the guest of MT. and Mrs. Albert Eldridge.
 Miss Grace Brink has returned from a months stay in Providence, where she was the guest of Miss Irene Jolly.
 Miss Renalda Hinds has returned to Baltic after d weeks stay in town with Miss Marjorie Kingsley.
 Mrs. Michael D.. Murphy and daugh- ter Catherine have returned from week end stay in Groton with Mir. and Mrs. Timothy Leary.
 Goes to New Hampshire.
 Frank w Stritch left Monday for Comic, N. H.. where he is overseer in the carding room of the Comic Manu- featuring comrany. MT. Stritch's de- parture is regretted by mary of the villagers because of his activities con- nected with the Yantic Steam Fire Engine company. Mrs. Stritch will join MT. Stritch later in the month
 MT. and Mrs. George Harris, Miss Merle Harris, George and Raymond Harris of Palmer are spending the week at The Towers.
 G. w. Taylor has returned from week end stay at Hillside, Me.
 William Tucker has returned to Springfield after a brief stay at the home of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. William Tucker
 Mrs. Rowland Hewitt Of Stonington spent the week end in town with her sister, Mrs. Elias Stockett
 Mrs. J. Frank Durgin of Stonington was a guest Sunday of her aunt, Mrs B. Socket.
 Game to Attend Wedding. J. R. McHale of Noank has been tend the wedding of his son. William McHale, and Miss Nellie Sheridan. MT. and Mrs. Horace Yeoflle have returned to their home in Franklin N. H., after weeks stay at The Co., lonial, where they were guests of MT anG Mrs. Joseph Mackenzie.
 Albert J. Bailey has returned from short stay in Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Connolly have returned to Arctic, R. l., after spend ing several days in town, guests of MT. and Mrs. John Burns. Birds Steal Corn. Farmers who have been trying to save seed corn on the stalk have been bothered by the grackles that have visited the corn fields in large flocks and stripped the ears. A teachers meeting is scheduled to take place in Sodom school Friday at 2.30 D. m.
 William Robinson and son Claude have entered the Palmer Bros mill, Fitchville.
 Mrs. Frank Lindore OIcott and son Frank and Mrs. F. Leightsinger have left town for Waterbury, where Mrs. Olcott is to reside, as MT. Olcott is employed there. Many movings have been going through here by autotruck during the past week on both Colchester and Willinantic roads. Miss Nellie Dr1scon left Monday for | Mansfield Depot, where she will teach for the ensuing school year. TresPassers Warned. New signs have been erected north and south of the railroad crossings here warnig travellers of unguarded 1 railroad property. Many of the villagers attended the dance in Palmer Bros.' hall, F1tchville, Friday evening" given for the benefit i of the Fitchviile Fire Engine company. Blacksmith Retires. John Curry, who has been in the I OIoChSIIulu DuS4neSS nSr6 the paSt 1 38 years, has disposed of his interest l in the blacksmith shop which he has | rented from Jabez Bailey to a Bozrah- vile blacksmith who will carry on the business. MT. Curry has well stock | ed farm to which he will give closer | attention.
 MT. and Mrs. Myron Ladd were wis., itors at the Devils Hop Yard Sunday and found many other tourists there, John Proctor left town Monday for | Palmer after a brief visit with friends 1 in town.
 Harold Bentley and Arthur Shultz of | the U. s. s. New York, now in New 1 York waters, are spending a short | leave of absence at the home of liar
 old Bentley's parents, MT. and Mrs l w W. Bentley
 Mrs. William Pend1eton has return l ed to her home in New Haven after 8 | brief stay in town with MT. and Mrs l C " Pandlatnrn