Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
Holland County /
COLUMBIA
Whist Fer Red cross esnsist -oeEeers sf Local Branch V, Appeal From Judprent For Defendant in Suit Q. Resnik vs. 9itten.

ResniI< vs. Bitten. feoman's hall Thursday evening. The admission was 25 cents, including re- reshnsents. The receipts were very satisfactory. - 7 at a dance in Colchester Thufsday ew- GninE of last week. V V :.
 Caspar Ishape- spent the week end with relatives in this place.
 twenty years has been engaged in school work in Boston.
 Red crsss Officers.
 The following officers ware chosen at the annual meeting of the local Red Cross chapter Tuesday: Chairman, Mrs. Fannie Dixon WeIch: vice chair man. Mrs. Justin Ishan: secretary. Joseph N Clarke: treasurer, Charles k. Hhchcokk: chairman of finance committee. Mrs. E. F.. Lyman.
 Miss aIaaade Latham who :K teach ing nt Westpert, spent the week end nut Hill.
 The leaves which are hanging to the trees late this season. bother the hunt CTS in shooting birds. The birds are not complaining.
 Locking After Roads.
 Edward P. Lyman. George H. Cham Din, Joseph N. Clarke. William C
 
 inc cornmfttee chosen at the apnual town meeting to investigate she dang CT spots and bad places on Ghe. high ways. were out Saturday on the vsar1fors and estimate costs. They will re. rort at a future n1eetinE.
 Mrs Mary B. Yepxnhns yisited her, grandson. Howard Yeonans q stude.rt at the Choate school. in Wa1Iingkera.
 Randall Porter stude,,t ot U.a-,a yn university. spent the week end with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Fl. ".
 At New Haven M.sti.,a.
 The fouo-ink were appcinted a com mnttee to represent the Colurnbia Red! Iress chapter at the Red Cross meet snS at New Haven Tuesday: Mrs. Fannie Dixon Wslch, ehairzaan: Mrs F. E. Lyman, Mrs. l.. E.. Winter. Mrs. q. G. Tucker, Mrs. Curtis A. Holmes. The party went in Mrs. Welca,,s car.
 s. B. West of Hartford 1ias been friends.
 Arthur Lathrop of Hartford spent E. Lyman.
 Appsafs From Judsn,snt.
 The case of ResniS vs Bitten to re-. cover an amount claimed by the nlair. tiff te be due him from tho dsfena- ant was tried before Justice Raymond =, Aoi 1>o e1iu Jury, ldSC Monday. The case occupied the entire day. The iawyers were F. J. Danehy sor plain t1f T. J. Kelley for defendant. About dozen witnesses were examined The men comprising the jury were: Fred A. Apeh, August Nordfand. Arthur Whit comb FrEsd Green. Henry Potter and A. A. Latham. After an hour deIiber+ alton they returned a verdict in ia :. yer or ths defenaAnt, awarding him one dollar damages and costs. The co,,ns sei for the plaintiff: gave notice of ar; appeal : A notice read from the pulpit last sunday annpupced thai fine Christian EndeaFer society will hold . "Nar1fe So- eiaT next ~eek
 tiesd-on co9Iisien.
 Judge D. A. Eyrnan and son. Sam tel A. Lyman. and Harold Lyman. son or P. E. Lyman. were coming from Wiilirantic last Monday in the lat teTs Aftc1fobiae driven by Haro1d Ly- l touring car driven by willimantic man SifFerrnan- It was a head -on col 1 liEaon and both cars were put one, of l commission. It is said the large carl aid not turn out sufficiently to mass ne other which had almost left the -oad in order to avoid the crash. lFmans car was badly dana ged No me was seriously injured Theeown- IT oI ,thf touring car will, probably be3 eslsed te settle. a-s
 pklssatss to Hartford Meeting. l Tho local branch of the womans5 zoarl of Missions was 1epresented al he 60th anniversary meeting at Hart l ord, Wednesday, by Mrs T. N. Owen, drs. J. A. Utley, Miss Amelia J. FuIler5 -nd Mrs. Cecil L. Gates |. Mir: and Mrs H. w. Porter and Mrs Ii