Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-28
DANIEL.SON
Kies Brothers Buy Farm in Thompson Harold Baldwin to Enter New York State colIege-F. ?. 5itgood Appointed Member of School Board to Succeed Rev. J. H. George.

AppOlHLSO mSHpeT OG SCIfSSl DOsll V to Succeed Rev. J. H. George.
 Miss Drabbla. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Irving Drabble. of Providence, R. T., has been spending the summer at the c. F. Francis cottage at Alexan- der's lake.
 o. L. Peterson and family of Flaw kins street notored to OIeriden Sun day.
 Miss Vera Gordon. stenographer in the office of T.. A. Bradford. is spend ing her vacation in Providence.
 Miss Helen Heath of East Killingly is substituting in the office of L. A. Bradford during the absence of Miss William Sessions of Springfield, Mass, has been visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. Henry Heath of East KiIHngly.
 spent Wednesday with Miss Doris Burlingame at East KiIIingly.
 George Hutchins of EdgewOod, R. l., who has been spending the summer with his grandparents, Mir and Mrs. William Bartlett, of East KiIIingly, re- turned home Friday.
 Purchase Farm.
 The Kies Bros. of the NIashentuck district have purchased a large farm in Thompson. They expect to move to their new property Thursday. A. Tait Hope of the Assawauga company mOtored to SOuthbridge Sat urday.
 Will Enter New York State College. Harold Baldwin, formerly a student of Peddie institute and later a stu dent in K. II. S., is to enter the New York State Agricultural college at Morrisville. N Y this fall
 Sylvio Maynard of High street has returned from a short stay at Narra- Thomas ]. Awkward of Academy street left this morning for Boston
 Sent to Jail.
 The only case to come before Judge William Ferner Woodward in the town court Saturday morning was that of William Sherry, who was found guilty of being intoxicated and sentenced to 30 days in jail
 Change of Residence.
 c. L. Peterson Of Hawkins street ex- poets to move into his residence on Spring street about Sept 10th. c. w. house, is to move into the house owned by Mrs. Hattie Paine on the corner of Oak and Spring streets.
 D. D. Jette of Oak street is to move into the house on Hawkins street which he recently purchased from w.
 
 pied by O. L. Peterson.
 F. H. Greeuer of Reynolds street is to move into the tenement which will be vacated by D. E. Jette, in the house owned by Joseph Bodo, on Oak street.
 Truck Stalled. A truck owned by DubuC & Wheat ley of this place, in making a trip to East J N-ngly Friday while turning cut for the teams which were at work repairing { e highway in front of the killi ( y .[OrstCd cOmpany's mill at ElmV--Ie, was stalled in the loose grGyel, and it became necessary to procure l. aid of horses before the Aalvy machine could be gotten back on a firm roadway.
 Succeeds Rev. j. H. George. F. E. Bitgood, well known business man of this place, has been appointed 9 member of the town school commit t~e to f tne vacancy caused by the resignation of Lev. James H. George. Miss Selma Feies, a clerk in the Key stone department store, has returned from 0 visit in Norwich.
 Mrs. William Graves of this place is spending few days at Oakland Beach, R. l.
 Miss Alice NTorrissette of Waure- gan called on relatives and friends in Danielson Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph c. Young of Mechanic street are spending the week end at Oakland Beach, making the trip by auto.
 Fred T. Nuttall made 0 business trip to Norwich Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Warren of Hawkins street mOtOTed to Hartford and other cities in that vicinity Sat urday
 Aouinas Reddy, who has been in the employ of the Assawauga company, is enjoying a weeks vacation before en- tering on his senior year in Killingly High school.
 Among the Campers.
 w w. Wheat1ey of Broad street is spending the summer at a camp on the Providence river. MT. Wheatley's business interests in town call him here every week end.