Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-06

Fokeviiie seminary EnJoyed ry .
 Large Audience.
 Captain E. l.. Darbie and Lieuten- ant Ira A. Warren were at Greenwich Tuesday evening to participate in a function attended by a number of coast artillery officers of the state.
 John A. Roweli of Bristol, R. l., was -a visitor with friends here Tues day.
 Miss Grace stanton was recently at Boston and attended a service at Rev. Billy Sundays tabernacle. Substitute Teacher.
 Mrs. Clara L'Heureux Williams is acting as substitute teacher in the seventh grade of the School street school.
 Miss Bernadette Gagne of Central Falls is visiting friends in Danielson.
 Mrs. c. W. Flagg of Southbridge
 Mrs. Frederic Dubuc. Reynolds street, who has been i'll. is staying with relatives in Brooklyn. and is much improved.
 Mrs. c. M. Smith, Hawkins street, ton and attended the art exhibit at Fenway court. the home Of Mrs. John Gardner.
 Miss Emma F. Filling will have the members of the Ladies Art club at her home for a meeting this afternoon this afternoon and evening, home of Mrs. J. W. Gallup. Main street.-adv.
 .undergoes Operation.
 Following an operation for appen- dicitis, performed Monday, Miss Olive Johnson, daughter of Mir. ana Mrs. r. T. Johnson, Wauregan, was reported Tuesday as resting comfortably at the Day Kimban hospital in Putnam. Miss Johnson is a. teacher in the School street school.
 Rev. ". D. Swaff1eld is expected home today or tomorrow from Bos- ton hospital, where he underwent a minor operation Monday for the re- moval of his tonsils.
 Temperature Nearly 60 Degrees.
 For the A hours ending at noon Tuesday the record at Woodward s store shows that the temperature how cred in the vicinity of the 50 mark and at times touched as high as six ty, as unusual showing for December.
 The s. N. E. T. company's campaign here against allowing the free use of telephones to constant borrowers of service, has the general effect of bringing nearer the end aimed at. Some people are now giving up nick els who never did so before.
 The fInsl grading touches are be- Ing put on the banks and roadway opened by the New Haven road in ex- tending new sidetrack in the local railroad yards. Coal ashes is being used for surfacing the roadway, which will afford easy access to all cars on the new track.
 Attending Motorcycle Show.
 Ray w Pel1ett is in New York for the remainder of the week to attend !, -<I, -,I, c<,J1 events in motordom. MT. Pellett, while in New York, will confer with. repre- sentatives of a company that desires to enlist his services for field out side of Danielson.
 Will Care for BrookIyn's Highways +- First Selectman Oliver F. Downs of the town of Brooklyn said Tuesday that excepting for the formal arrange ments with the bonding company the matter of contracting with Nelson Gauthier of that town to care for Brooklyn's highway repairs for a year is completed. MT. Gauthier's bid was s2,500. Another bid of $2S3o was re- ceiyed from A. R. Bell, a selectman of the town. Under his contract MT. Gauthier will be obligated to do all the highway repair work and to fur nish his own materials.
 Sale of DanieIson Inn.
 Announcement was made Tuesday of the sale of the Danielson inn, for merly the Central house business. by c. H. Michaels to A. D. Wentworth of Portsmouth, N. H. The transaction does not include the real estate. which is retained by MT. Miehaels. who pur- chased it from the $. P. Humphrey estate.
 Mir Wentworth is experienced in the hotel business. in which he has been engaged for period of more than ten years. He has arrived here to re- main, but the formal transfer of the business will not take place for a few days.
 Mir. Michaels said Tuesday that he has no definite plans for the future He will remain here some of the time giving attention to his other inter ests. During the time he has owned the Danielson inn property he has been very successful in shis manage ment.