Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-04-21


Post Surgeon DR.. w. l. Higgins of
Coventry came here Sunday afternoon
and completed the examination OF
those who have enlisted in the Home
20 names are enrolled and 66 have
been examined. The members VIII
meet soon for organization and win
work. The following citizens are on
the roll of members: Clayton e Hunt.
Frank Sadler. Abbott Little, Charles
S. Marshall E. f. Hutchinson, Charles
H Palmer, T. G. Tucker, William Ma
THEW, George Turner, Charles Freder-
ter. Raymond e Clarke. J. A Isham.
Philip 1shaIn, William NJ Wolff, A. L.
Frink, Albert z. Lyman, Howard A
Rice. Horace Little. Ldewenyn Latham,
mond Strickland, Eric W. Bosnsr.
Howard White. Leonard Strickland.
William Judson. Ernest Collins, VIII
liam Fredricl<s. Harold Lyman, Hen
~ Brown Victor Brousseau, Herbert
Collins, Edward Labontie, Charles La
bontie, Deaoss Willis, Harvey Collins,
l. Eugene Winter. Herbert P. Collins
Roland Smith, Ralph Buell.. Aubrey
Winter, George a. Cobb. Luther Buell..
Hyde Doubleday. Rev T. N Owen.
Charles A. Fredricks- Raymond E- LIZ
man, Lester J. Hutchins, Henry G.
SchieRer. Conrad Schieffer, A. T. Gre
goris. Henry B. Hutchins, Henry La
F7eur, Louis Hennequin, Robert s.
Cobb, Stanley d. Hunt, Curtis A
Holmes, Claude Grggs, John Tim
minis, Edward Phillips, Madison Wood
Meyer Bitten.
The Columbia band was present at
the meeting Sunday and played pa
hiofic selections.
Twenty Pigs In Litter.
The slogan of Increased Production
has reached Columbia. The first to
respond to the call was a Chester
White sow owned by F. A. Hunt which
presented her owner a. litter of 20
fine pigs. Two of the number were
out to board with other farmers. 1t
was almost g. case of overproductlon.
At Summer Home.
George Sawyer and sister who have
been spending the winter in BROOK
lyn, n. Y, are at Brick Top, their sum-
mer house by the lake. and VIII re-
main for the summer and fall.
Wins GiIead Bride.
Stanley D. Hunt OF Columbia and
Miss Mary Ka1irt of Gilead were unit
ed in marriage Friday evening of last
week at WiIlimantic. Rev. Vernon w
Cook omciated- Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt
will reside in Pine greet for the pres
ent. Mr.. Hunt is a member OF the
Columbia band.
One Hundred and Fifteen in Red Cross
The local Red Cross chapter met at
Porters hall last Tuesday afternoon
for work. There was a large attend
ance. The Star Spang1ed Banner was
waving in front of the hall. The chap
ter now has rs members.
Miss Ida Holbrook, for many years
dressnlalxer in this vicinity, has de-
cided to retire from business.
Mrs. willard q. Clarke. who has
been spending the winter at various
places with her children, has return
ed to her home in Columbia
Franchise Leagues. Whist - -
whist was given by the Equal
Franchise League at Teou1anS nall
last Friday evening.
Mrs Jessie Carpenter and daughter
Nellie entertained the formers sister,
Mrs. Bessie Gilmour.' and daugfter,
Jessie, of New Britain, for the week
end. e---.-..-e
Charles 3 Buck and, sisters have
moved to the tenement in the Ola Inn
formerly occupied by Horace Griggs.
Rev. T. n. Owen attended the Yale
SCHOOL of religion meeting at New
Haven this week.
The Red Cross headquarters VIII
be formally opened next Monday eve
ming at s O'Clock.
Miss Taber of Wil1in1anttc VIII be
present and instruct in regard to sur
eicaI dressings, etc. Miss Taber is
full fedged Red Cross nurse Mrs.
WEIGH will report the doIngs of the
Red Cross conference recently held at
New Haven. Also a special message
from Mr.. Staub.
Mrs. Fannie Dixon WEIGH was at
the capitol Wednesday when the wo-
man suffrage bill was being consid-
cred by the house.