Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

As a result of the activity of parents and property owners in the lower Vli-
 lage, the school in that locality is to
 be reopened as soon as teacher IS
 secured. The town school board had
 decided to close this school in view of its nearness to the Center school and convenient means of conveyance. The majority of the parents and property owners in the affected district ob-
 jected to this plan and most of the parents kept their children home rather than send them to the Center. Two special meetings were held in or der for the residents in the Third dis trict to confer with the school board. and as result of the largely attended
 meeting Saturday the school will be | reopened.
 Harvest Dinner. Methodist church Wednesday from F
 uitil o'clock.
 Huff EntiI Wedding. MT. and Mrs Frank E. Hull last week attended the wedding at Phila-
 delphia of their son, John I. Hull, of Schenectady, N. r., and Miss Laura
 Entil at the home of the brides par ents. MT. Hull has been in the employ of the General Electric company at since graduating from Sheffield Scien- tific school
 Automobile Ride for Children. The children of the Congregational church are to be given a two hours
 auto ride this afternoon and a supper will be served upon their return to the church. Several automobiles have i been loaned for the outing.
 Welcomed Guardsnen. The Epworth league of the Meth
 odist church held q social on Monday srNTr -0k1 7fY,rI members of Company L, c. N. G.
 Miss Julia White spent several days last week at the national dairy show at Springfield, Mass. Harry E. Remick and James T Stredter who are employed at the White farm, attended the dairy show
 ct Springfield.
 Gift from Club. The Hilltop Home club held an open meeting, supper and entertainment at the home of MT. and Mrs. John Connor Friday evening. 4 feature of the evening was the presentation of a brooch to Mrs. R. H. Sherman. the gift of the club. MT. and Mrs. Sherman who now make their home in Glaston- bury, are at their old home on the hill for a short stay.
 Mir. and Mrs. Engek, who have oc- cupied the sherman home this sum-
 mer, have returned to their Hartford i home
 | Mrs. Secor, who has been with Mrs 1 A. E. Peterson during the summer, left Monday for the home of her daughter 1 in New York.
 The small son of MT. and Mrs. Will ! liam A. Wolfe has been named Nathan ] Potter Wolfe. 1 Miss Hattie Coombs attended tho [ funeral of an aunt in Woodstock this week.
 i Buys Lonergan Place. | Walter A Washburn has purchased l the Lonergan home near St. Mary's ] church. The house was built about l four years ago for MT. Lonergan. i Candidates Of Both Parties. i At the recent republican caucus l Martin Clark WIS nominated for rep- resentative and Eugene W. Latimer fo, l judge of probate. The democratic 1 candidates are William L. WeIlwoot i for representative and George H. Rob ertson for Judge of probate. ! Miss Edith Tracy is the guest o. 1 Mrs Hannah ltotter Wilson in Penn. 1 sylvania. for leS- weeks. l A. c. Rowley and A. E. Peterson ant 1 family were among those who spent { l day at the dairy show at Springfield. i Miss Vivian Stone of Clark's Corner: i is with Mrs. A. E. Peterson since the i departure of Mrs. Secor.