Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-08

Officers.
 teachers was held at the High School building Wednesday, afternoon. Schools were closed early.
 A Halloween social was heid at the church parlors Friday evening by the Christian Endeavor society. Games were played and doughnuts and cheese were served.
 Closes Cottage.
 Henry E. Lewis spent Wednesday at the Lewis cottage at Gales Ferry, to close the cottage for the winter.
 Elected Officers. cThe Ladies' Aid society met at the church parlors Wednesday afternoon when the following officers were elect cd: President, Mrs. Charles Byles; vice president, Mrs. Wilfred Lawson: secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Morti- mer Stetson; directresses. Mrs. Will jam Loring, Mrs. E. II. Kennedy, Mrs. Charles Bragg. Mrs. Clarence Barber of Danielson attended the Christian EndeaEor eo- cial Friday evening.
 Recovering From Accident.
 Raymond Hunter is able to walk with the aid of a cane- He fell down stairs at the mill where he is cm- ployed.
 Miss Ruth Mc>1ewsOn is tutoring Miss Charlotte Eullard of Danielson, who recently hurt her leg by falling from her bicycle and is unable to at tend school.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Mitchell of Attawagan. are staying for an indefin- ite time at the home of MT. Mitchell's stepmother, Mrs. Frederick Mitchell who is il, a Boston hospital receiving treatment.
 Mrs icIlen Torrey has been visit ing her niece, Mrs. Calvin -Rawson in Woodstock.
 Mrs Mary Mathieu of Worcester has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Felix Lambert. = John CapweH of New London, foru1- ,erly resident here, was Q visitor here Sunday for short time. Lester Gardner, of Newport, R: r., spent Sunday with his father, Dr. James l.. Gardner.
 Foster Burgess who is training at home.
 Miss Miriam Chapman united with the Congregational church Sunday morning at the communion service. Miss Rose E. Seguin, who attends the New England Conservatory of Boston, spent Sunday with her par ents, Mir. and Mrs. Israel Seguin Fred Barber of Westerly, R. l.. and were Sunday visitors at William Deans Charles Fletcher of Putnam visited his parents, MT. and Mrs. John F1etch CT, Sunday.
 Taken Suddenly III.
 James Walsh was taken ss1ddenIy i'll about o'clock Saturday afternoon. He complained shortly after dinner of not feeling well, and lay down. on the couch. He had henmorrfass later. A physician attended him.
 Margaret daughter of James Wa tro,is, has been ilE
 Hormidas Ouimette has been of duty on account of illness. Albert Gates of Moosup had charge of his work. -
 Ruth. daughter of Henry Hopkins who is i'll with scarlet fever at her home in Green Hollow. is much bet ter. Several Halloween paraders came ed as ghosts.
 Burglar Took $2o. A very bold robbery took place one owned by George Potvin. The man ager, MT Ouimette, went to his :! home for supper about SIS o'clock and turned off the lights during his ab- sence. He returned in about an hour and found some shy and bold burglar had torn away the screen from one of the cellar windows, entered the market and took about twenty dollars from the cash register. Miss Mabel Razoux, teacher at the local high school spent Sunday et her home in Boston. Nege1e Lafrance and Sessions L. Adams were in Hartford to hear Roosevelt.
 Attended Pupils Funeral. Miss Josephine Armstrong. assist