Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-04
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Enjoyable Holiday Dance-Pines Blown Into canaI-Automobile Accident.

Arthur Schultz and Harold Bentley of the U. S. s. New York have re- turned to their vessel after spending New Years at the home of ". ". Bentley.
 Charles Bentley of the U. $. s. Rhode Island has returned to Boston after few days furlough at his home here.
 Charles Smith has returned to Franklin, Mass, after spending New Years here with MT. and Mrs. John
 George W. Taylor has returned from a few days stay with Boston rela- tives.
 Albert Brissette has returned to Hol- liston after a ten days stay in town with his parents.
 Harry Wickwire has returned to New Haven after a few days stay in town with his family.
 Miss Ethel Odgers has returned to her home at East Great Plains after ley.
 Henry Hamilton is back in the vil- lage after spending the past ten days at East Great Plain with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Warren Hamilton
 The Baclxus hospital ambulance WAS in the village Sunday morning and conveyed a Polish woman resident at the home of Peter Nawrocki to the hospital for treatment
 Holiday Dance.
 At the New Years masquerade dance given New Years eve in the engine hall by the members of the 1a1tlc Steam Fire Engine company fair dancing to the music of Geer6 or chestra. Millie Hopkins garbed as Night won the ladies prize for most unique costume and Charles Barber won the gentlemenis prize
 Bridge Saved AutomohiIe.
 The skidding of a touring car when it attempted to turn out for team this side of the Franklin bridge de- molished the state fence recently erected and frightened the horse so that 1t bolted, jumped clear of the wagon and ran away at 5.45 Friday night. The horse was caught and hitched to the wagon and the automo- bile was able to get clear of the wreckage and proceed on it's way att CT about a twenty minutes delay. Had it not been for the bridge the auto mobile would have gone over the em- bankment. No one was injured
 New Manager Named.
 William Davis has succeeded A. L. Jensen as manager of the Bozrah
 Elias Stockett has been confined to the house during the past week with a severe case of grip.
 Miss Margaret Welch has returned  weeks stay at the Colonial where she has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Mackenzie.
 Miss Nellie Driscol1 has been spend ing several days with friends in Nor wich.
 day with friends here.
 Alfred Lamoine of Baltic spent Sun day with MT. and Mrs. Charles La- moine
 Numbers of crows are occupying the trees very near village houses and do not seem the least bit afraid.
 Blown Into Canal.
 Two of the attractive pine trees on the ridge of the palisades near the canal have been blown into the canal during the past week.
 Reuben Potter recently shot very pretty American GoshaWk
 Notices have been posted in the various stations along the Central Vermont lines calling attention to the public disposal of all unclaimed freight in local freight depots which WilI take place soon.
 John Coughlin has been conSSSed to the house for the past week witN the grip.
 Mrs. Charles Smith of Franklin. Mass, is spending some time in the village with her parents MT. and Mrs. John Brissette.s
 Several of the children have gone over the ernbankments while sliding during the past few days and bruised and cut faces are seen on many One sled has been smashed by a fea1 when it's owner had presence of mind enough to roll on and let 1t so insFee4 is very dangerous.
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