Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-05
Baltic caller Thursday.

a Baltic caller Thursday.
Anne Woods, who has been spend
ing a vacation at his home in STAFF
ford Springs has returned to Baltic.
William E. Rocheleau, Jr.. is in
Rochester, N. Y. on business.
Joseph F'aucher of Central Village,
formerly of Baltic, was a recent call
err here.
Mrs. John Mcguire, who has been
undergoing treatment in St Joseph's
hospital, Willimantic, has returned to
her home. much improved in health.
Milton Hoxie of Lebanon, is the
guest of friends in town.
Fred C. Coles of South Manchester,
was a Baltic caller Thursday.
r. J. Jodoin has returned from
business trip to Trenton. n. J.
Resumes Studies.
Miss Mae, Buckley, who has been
the guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
William Buckley, has returned to Con-
necticut college.
William Dorrnan of Plajnfield was
a recent visitor in town.
Miss Irene Douville was the guest Of
Central Village friends. Wednesday
Academy Term Opens.
The pupils of the Academy of the
Holy Family have returned for the
winter term.
nesday after ten days vacation.
Repairs to Trolley Tracks.
Workmen for the Shore Line EIec-
trio company put in new ties and rails
ed the road bed at Bliss bridge We'd
ncSday.
Outing Notes.
Miss Irene Roy spent Thursday with
Jewett City friends.
Miss Henrietta Bush was a Wilt
mantle caller Wednesday.
Miss Ella Frenche of Woonsocket,
is the guest of friends in town
EoI1 I1-
of friends in Syracuse, has returned to
business.
Octave Caron was in Hartford on
business Thursday.
Wednesday attending the funeral of a
brother-in- law.
J. Sauter was in Hartford Thurs
day.
Louis Trudeau was in New Haven on
Arthur Jones and Gus Swanson
were New London visitors Thurs
day.
Joel Swanson spent Thursday in
Pontiac.
Principal Tiffney called on Montyilfe
friends recently.
: d. s. Martin was in Hartford on
business Thursday.
Alonzo Mcintyre of Springfield
Mass, was in Baltic Thursday.
Willis Ridgeway was Providence
visitor Thursday
Jacob Fienstien of Providence was in
town Thursday.
w. F. Atkins of Lowell was in town
on business Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Dupont JS.
and George Coderette were recent Wis
itors in Grosvenordale.
Mrs. Durham and son of Hampden
are guests of Mrs. D. S. Martin.
Wilfred Hammill was Hartford |
visitor Thursday.
Heating System For Theatre.
A new heating heatoing system is |
being installed in the new theatre,
Miss Alice DriScoll, a nurse in St |
Joseph's hospital, Willimantic, was the |
guest of friends in Baltic. Thursday |
Joseph BesSett, Jr., was a Newton
don caller Thursday. FAX
Girard A1quist spent Thursday with
friends.
Miss Renelda Hines was the guest |
IF Yantic friends Thursday.
Fishing Through the Ice.
John Hines, F. Normander and G.
Gresham flshed through the ice on |
he Shetucket river. Wednesday and |
with good catch. Mr.. Hines
anded a pickerel weighing IA
pounds.
Ate His Meat Raw.
Wednesday evening about $50 a.
Knight of the Road proved that he had
good digestive qualities. He stood |
n front of the company store and de-
n and four raw pork chops. He then
staggered across the street in front of
In automobile driven by Nelson |
Adams. Mr.. Adams was travelling
slowly and brought his car to a sud-
len stop, few feet from the man.