Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23

The annual meeting of the Wo- I mans Missionary society Wednesday afternoon last week was we'll attend 1 ed. There were vocal solos by Mrs. l E. E. Lyman and Miss Edith Lyman. Miss Jones read poem. Miss Eliza l HutchinS read an article regarding | Mission work in China and the pastor, l Rev. T. w. Owen gave an excellent adS dress. The contents of the mite boxes | amounted to $24.74 and between S4 and s5 were contributed by thos/ present. Five new members were received. Casper Isham who for many years has been teaching in Boston has been visiting relasives in Columbia where he was born and spent his boyhood days.
 Shot Deer. Raymond Squires shot a deer which was feeding on his premises recently. The animal killed was one of a herd of three frequently seen in this vicini- ty.
 In July. a pair Of young twin steers belonging to Stanley Hunt was miss ing from the pasture. They had not been seen although the woods and sur rounding fields had been searched un- til recently they were discovered by Jake Berlzowitz on his premises. The steers had been roaming about in a section not searched. John Rowker of Norwich and Her man Wolff, of Westfeld, Mass, were week end guests of Mrs. Kate Wolff and family.
 The opening of the public schools was announced to take place Monday, the 18th and it is reported has been postponed until Monday, October ?. There is no infantile paralysis in the l town.
 Mrs. Julia Futile of Hartford and Mrs. Sarah White of Coventry were guests of Mrs Emily Cobb in West street.
 r MT and Mrs. Henry c. Isham and daughter, Ruth. and Miss Mildred La tham spent the week end at Groton Long Point.
 Mrs. Emily A. Little has been visit ing Windsor friends. Voters to Be Made. The names of eighteen men and four women are on the "To be Made voters.
 MT. Carpenter and wife of Indiana are spending several days in town MT. Carpenter purchased the Charles Wy man proptrey d short distance north ago but has not yet occupied the place and it is said does not intend to Ut present.
 The w. s. S. E. Ladies' club met with Mrs. J. A. Utley Wednesday aft eruoon.
 Mrs Ella Collins who has been spending several weeks with rela- tives and friends in South Windsor has returned home.
 Grange Meeting.
 For the grange meeting Wednes- day evening the lecturer had ar ranged an interesting programme con sisting or local and instrumental mu- sic. \ short three character farce entitled Train to Mauro. and a discus sion of the question, Which would benefit our town the more: State roads or a Trolley line?" Owing to the absence of enc of the characters, the farce was omitted. As, regards State Roads and A Trolley Line. the hOnors were about even.
 Mrs. Tipper and son, Kennth. who have been spending .he summer at their cottage west of Columbia Green, are expecting to leave for their home in New Jersey today Saturday, by au tomobile.
 Miss Myrtle Collins mas large and beautiful bed of asters.
 George H. Champlin and J. W. Clarke attended the democratic state conven- tion at New Fiaven> as delegates from this place. Mrs. Welch and several others from this place went to New Haven Tuesday and marched in the
 Votes for Women" torch light pa rade.