Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-26
COLCHESTER
Republican Caucus-Renovating tn
 SchooI-Hours for Fall Term.

At the republican caucus to elect delegates to the coming state, con lgressional and senatorial conventions, kheld Thursday evening in Grange hall, Tthe meeting was called to order by s. IN. Morgan of the town committee and IMyron R. Abell was chosen chairman Eand F. B. Baker clerk. The nomina- gtions were given in The Bulletin Fri Fday.
 ! Mrs. Mary White, Mrs Ida Wagner, tThomas s. Clark and IF. E. Baker were in Norwich Thursday.
 Frederick Book has returned to New York after several days stay at his summer home on Broadway.
 Rev. and Mrs. B. D. Remington left town Thursday for a few days visit in New Bedford Mass.
 ! John Slater returned from short visit, with his daughter, Mrs. Julia Burns in East Hampton.
 Samuel Fl. Kellogg and William II. Van Horn were in Norwich Thursday. The regular morning and evening services will be held in the Baptist Echurch Sunday. On account or the vacation of the pastor the pulpit will be supplied.
 : George A. Mills of Lebanon was i calling on friends in town Friday. Timothy O'Connell of East Haddam twas the guest Friday of William ' Johnson on Broadway.
 | A new cement walk is to be laid in f@IO-lt Ol llG property or E1Ou A1OESdn FG. Bullcley Of Hartford, on South Main street.
 Dwight w Latham has returned to Pennington after few days visit with his family on Linwood avenue. Frank 4. Case, who is working in a lgarage in Norwich, was at his home on Lebanon avenue Thursday.
 Preparing for School Opening.
 Janitor Louis Freeman and helpers
 
 Academy and Ransom school buildings for the beginning of school which date has not been definitely decided yet. Charles Clark of Marlboro was call ing on friends here Friday.
 Charles 4. Johnson was in Fitchville' Friday.
 . The Colchester baseball team will go to New Haven Saturday to play the , Elm City COlOred Giants. 1 number from town will accompany the team. A return game will be played here on Labor Day if the infGntile paralysis scare is over.
 Dr. P. B. Cragin and family were at their cottage at Haywards lake Tuesday.
 Sherwood Miner of Salem was call ing or friends here Tuesday.
 John Warner Of NIillingtou was a caller here Tuesday.
 Harry Rathbun of Salem was the guest of friends in town Tuesday
 Fl. M1ntZ and daughter, Miss Jennie Mintz, were visitors in Hartford Tues day
 Patrick Murray and John J. Shea were in Mid3letOwn Tuesday
 William H. Van Horn Iefr Tuesday for @ few days stay in Williuantic
 Louis 4. Freeman was the guest of friends in AIiddletown Tuesday.
 Visit From Commander Brown.
 Commander George Brown, who has been staying with his daughter in Providence for several months, was at his old home on South Main street, a few days the past week. He returned tc Providence Tuesday.
 Miss Isabelle Hayward, Miss Lottie Gates and Miss Lottie Destin urotored to Salem Tuesday,
 AIr and Mrs. Clinton Wallis and Mrs. Walns' cousin and Hamilton Wallis. were guests of Mir. and Mrs. F. 1 A. Book at the cottage at Hayward's 1 lake Tuesday.
 NJ. M. Cutler and Samuel Levin were l Norwich callers Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. o. r. Way are guests 1 at the Parkside villa on Broadway.
 Miss Alice Kemp returned Tuesday l from several weeks stay in Stamford. |
 Several from town were in Middle l town Tuesday to attend the A. O. H | field day parade and exercises