Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-11

Tn describing the way the boys at a southern camp were entertained dur ing the Thanksgiving furfeugh from Wednesday night to Sunday night, one young man writes, that. it was like New Years calling.
 They were invited to different homes and those who couldn't make their own homes during the furlough the hostesses passed them along to other friends. .. - This particular young man stayed
 at six different homes during the four days eating each of the three meals at a different house and sleeping in still another. The best of every thing was served, roast ducks, steak, rab- bits and out of the ordinary foods not served in the camps. He had five sight seeing automobile rides. was talk en to the movies and vaudeville sev- eral times. There was much dancing, as piano and Victro1a were in every house as we'll as pool tables for rec reation. The museums; were visited, and all in all, royal entertainment was provided for the men. the officers l rningling with tse privates at such gatherings.
 Lcne Deer Noticed. A large white tailed deer has been circling around lower Franklin during the past two weeks. It does not have any companions and several have ap preached it, gettfng. dozen yards bound into the woods.
 Teachers Meeting. Supervisor Fred O. Shearner con ducted teachers meeting in the So- don Model School last week at which all of the towns teachers were pres ent. Dem 1onstration lesson in arith- metic and physical " training were given. Tc
 Mir. Shearer made many suggestions l for the ensuing year and the most important announcedment was that a nT hlic rpaatir3e ha in ,e town hall. Franklin. Thursday even 1 ing, December 12th &t o'clock. at which demonstration lessons were to be given by each of the six teachers and an exhibition given of the kinds of work done by the pupils. Magazine For School. The pupils of the Sodon school are in receipt of a years subscription of the magazine Home and School generously provided by Mrs. Elias Stockett.
 Personals and Briefs. MT and Mrs Earle Avery (I4elen Murphy of New York were Thanks giving guests at the home of NIT. and Mrs. Frederick K. Kingsley. Mrs. Avery remained in town until Satur- day when she returned to her home. Miss Josephine Sullivan of Worces- 1 ter was a recent guest at Pine Tree cottage.
 Mrs. Peter vanderwaart and son.
  | in Palme-town, Pennsylvania after a three weeks stay in town with Mir. and Mrs. c. P. Vanderwaart. 1 Louis Vanderwaart has returned to his home in Hartford alter few days ] stay with his parents here. Mrs Howard Ford of OlcottvflIe, a l former resident here has been spend ing a few days in town with Mrs. c. P. vanderwaart and at Bliss place with Mrs. William He-rick. John Hardman OverSeer in the weave of the Aefrnore Woo1en mill spent the week end with his family 1 in Providence.
 Ambrose Marsden of Hanover was a recent guest Of local friends. Miss Oatley of Norwich is spending couple of weeks at the home of Mir l and Mrs. Alexander Tatro. Going to Utica. MT. and Mrs. James Morton and Mr. and Mrs. John H. Williams spent the week end at Hartford, making the trip in MT. Morton's car. Mir and Mrs Williams visited MT. and Mrs. David Kennetic, who are pre- paring to leave Hartford for their home in Utica, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Kennific were former Norwich resi- dents