Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-26
BALTIC.
Rev. George Zucher Gives Able Ad- dress on Temperance-Accide Guests at Norwich Wedding.

Mrs. P. J. Donnelly and daughter Mary and Miss Kathryn Nolan attend ed the Nolan-Gar wedding in Nor. wich Monday.
 Miss Medora Buteau, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. R. J. Jo- doin, has returned to her home i'll New York.
 Mrs. Herbert Barnett entertained on Sunday MT and Mrs. Clinton Pellett and daughters, Beatrice and Bernice, of Danielson.
 Able Address on Temperance.
 In town hall Friday night Father Butcher of North Buffalo, N. Y, ad dressed large gathering on the evils of intemperance. Father Butcher was delegate to the national prohibition convention held in St. Paul, Minn. and is very able speaker,
 Boss Carpenter HiebeI Burned.
 Andrew Hiebel, boss carpenter for the Baltic Mills company, met with a painful accident about o'clock Sun day morning. MT. HiebeI had gone to the mill to prepare some cement to repair a broken belt. In lighting an alcohol stove the drip cock became loose, allowing the alcohol to flow too freely, and caused an explosion. MT. Hiebel was severely burned about the face and neck, causing the cuticle to peel OH IlStduLly. 4AI. 11iSDSI was alone at the time of the accident, but administered first aid and smothered the flames lowering about his face A physician was called and dressed the affected parts MT. HiebeI will be un- able to return to his duties for some time.
 Noted Here and There.
 Joseph Authier of Hartford is the guest of his mother. Mrs. Margaret Authier.
 Mrs, Christopher Brennan of Day vile, formerly of Baltic, spent the week end with the Misses Brennan of High street.
 Joel Swanson, William Donnelly, Ar thur Am3uist, Sigurd Swanson, J. Rad cliffe, Joseph Simoneau mCtored to Worcester Sunday.
 Charles Frink of North Franklin was a Sunday visitor in town.
 Misses Mollie Rainey and Ethel Brown have resumed their studies at Willimantic Normal school. -a Mrs. John c. Stevens. who has been visiting in the Berkshire hills, has re- turned.
 Men are painting the exterior of the bungalow recently erected for Thomas Donahoe.
 Wilfred Hanill was a Sunday wis itor in New London. William Morrisette was in Plain1eld Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. John Roy, Misses Stella Brown and Irene Roy motored to Pitts1eld Saturday. Infant christened. The infant son of Mir and Mrs. John | Hiebei of Main street was christened | by Rev. Charles Smith Sunday. The 1 child was named George Herman. The sponsors were Mrs. Andrew Hiebel | Mrs. Karl Bradlaw, Herman Bradlaw l and George Hiebel.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Beckwith o. New London were guests of Miss Jo- sephine St. Orge on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Butterworth O. | Plainfield formerly of Baltic, called or l local friends Sunday. On Vacation Outing. | Thomas Bamford is spending a va cation in New York, Maine and New | Hampshire. MT. Bamford expects tt be gone about two months.
 Miss Florence Butterworth of Plain | field, formerly of Baltic, spent thu i week end as the guest of Miss Ma. | Buckley.
 Oliver Portelance of the firm of POT | telance & Walker is at his home il | Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs Edward Mcclure O | Hartford, formerly of Baltic, spen Saturday with MT. McGuires father James McGuire, ST.