Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-06

and the jury retired with the exhibits. Attorney Clarence E. Roche of West erly, who was assigned to defend Mel Tuesday for the purpose of re-electing officers for the year and Alfred Brown was elected president, Claude Robin son, secretary, and Catherine Murphy treasurer.
 The society has been active during Suet, Chaff and crumbs. Claude Rob- insOn has finished two attractive bird houses which will house a couple of families later
 President Alfred Brown has pro vided boxes of millet, oat, rye and other grains during the winter and his election will increase his activity.
 Teachers Meeting.
 Supervisor F. w. Clapp of Willi- mantle conducted a teachers meeting at the Sodom school Friday afternoon at which the towns teachers were present. Geography and poem study were subjects discussed. Miss Blanche Smith taught on poems to the pupils to illustrate the subject.
 Gladstone Fielding, Sharpshooter.
 Local friends of Gladstone Fielding of Portland, s:e, have received word Of his remarkable work on the Port land High schools rifle team of which he is captain.
 The Portland High school team had a shooting competition with the Mor- riS High. New York. team, recently at which all Of the members of the Port land team made remarkable records, shooting prone with 963 to their cred it, but Captain Fielding tied the worlds amateur record with the rifle, scoring 200 points, an even possible as it has been held for the past two years by Wendell Smith, who scored 200 points two years ago when a stu dent at Deering High school Capt. Fielding is regarded as one of the best amateurs in the world as his with his shots well inside the bulls eye.
 About ten years ago Gladstone Fielding spent a year on Meeting House Hill with the family of Theo- dore Smith, attending school there His is a family of actors but he does not care for the work and is planning to take a course in architecture next year. His success is gratifying to hia many local friends and admirers as he was a great favorite in school and out while here.
 Bridges Completed. The repair train of the Central Yer mont railway has left the local yards as the men have completed the bridges | i which they have been working on fol the past two weeks.
 l Mrs. Charles Hewitt of CoggswelI N. D., was a recent guest of Mrs Thomas Lillibridge.
 George Taylor has returned from z | few days stay in Boston. | Miss Nora Shea has returned tc l Fitchville, after spending the week. end in town with her niece, Mrs. Car Bentley.
 Albert Brissette of Holliston spen the weekend in town with his par ents, MT. and Mrs. John Brissette.
 Mrs. Frederick Whitmarsh am daughter, Estelle. spent Sunday witt | friends in New London. | Miss Eva Gabrielle of Jewett City was a weekend guest of Miss Loretta Richards.
 Mrs. John Brissette and Miss Lil: Smith have returned from a few days stay in Holliston where Mrs. Brissett went to attend the funeral of a friend Mrs. Zurback
 Mrs. William E. Manning was a wis 1 itor in Lebanon Friday. Miss Vera Hoxie of Lebanon was weekend guest of Miss Loise Man ming.
 Electric Motor for Mill.
 Members of the Norwich Gas ant Electric company and the Norwic! Electrical Supply company have fin ished installing a high power electri motor in the Admore WooIen com pany's plant here in the part formerl, known as the wool sorters' room where the company recently installe, a knitting machine of the latest mak and where some fine jersey cloths an, other knitted weaVeS are being turn ed out.
 Mill Wheel Removed.
 Contractor Del Carlo and men wer tn hrYrr r,afI wheel on a box car for a firm in Wor cester who had representative her under Foreman NorcrOss, for the pur pose of demoving it from the loca mill, as it was no longer needed.
 Several from here attended tn meeting of the Bozrah Grange Wed nesday evening to hear the lecture O. Cooperation by County Agent F. ( | Warner. James Barber of Yantic wa on the refreshment committee.
 Howard Gardner, who has bee clerk in w. E. Manning's store for tn past two years, has left Mr. Manning employ.
 Surprise Party.
 Saturday evening about 25 friend of Miss Loretta Richards surprised he at her home on the Franklin roaC Games of various sorts were played Victrola selections enjoyed and the the floor was cleared for an old fash toned dance, for which music was fur nished by Pilla's orchestra. Edwar Harcutt ard MT. Gordon of TaftviI] prompted. The guests brought refresh ments of fruit, sandwiches, cakes an candies which were served. Guest were present from Greeneville, Taft vile, Franklin and Jewett City.
 Being Coached for MinstreIs.
 A special musical service was hel in Grace church Sunday evening 2 which Master HitchOn Of Norwic Town sang a solo. The members al being coached by Musical Director iC. Overbaugh for a minstrel show.