Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-15

While knocking chestnut burrs from 45-foot. tree Sunday afternoon at 5.30 Leo Filliatreault IA. missed his foot ing as he was about to climb to the top and fell to the ground. a distance of about B feet. He and a number of companions were in the Bahic Mills companys woods near the ! icehouse when the accident happeried. Dr. James G. Burr was summoned and found the boy suffering with Ia broken hip and a. sprained wrist. aHe gave the injured boy. surgical attention and removed him to his home on Railroad street. .E
 Take Out Hunters Licenses.
 Hunters licenses have been issued tc the following: Adj Houle. Aime J., Woods George Weidhaus. Louis Tru- deau, Fred Collins. Herbert House, s1e, Alfred, Esii, Ernest Roushard ., Fred Watson, Harold Hannon. Carl Ellison, Robert Hines. John Hines, Robert Souter. William McShean. JT;. Frank Del Adams, Jerry Delaney. Nelson Ad- ans, Ralph Rabitaille, Frank Hempson and Joseph Paul:
 Enlisted With the Kiities.
 Ernest Hartley of the 236th bat talion. McKeaa's Kilties, of America, stationed at Place street barracks. Montreal is spending five days' fur tough with friends and relatives in Baltic. MT. Hartley for 3 number of years was employed in Ba1tic.5 He en- listed in the Kilties in Boston. He expects to. start overseas within short time.
 Rehesrsins Play.
 Members of the Baltic Dramatic club and Choral society. are rehearsing a drama under the direction of Miss Rena B. Smith. -s
 Teacher Transferred.
 Miss Viola Chesboro of Taftville, who successfully taught in the Baltic public school for the past three years, las been transferred to the Versailles school. This change was made owing to an increase. in pupils at the Yer sailles school. . -- l .-
 Good Bag of Squirrels.
 Ernest Bouchard and Albert Dexter, nous squirrel dog, Prince. left Baltic Saturday morning at o'clock to hunt in the woods in this section and re- turned at 12 o'clock with nine gray squirrels.
 Ernest Collins of Camp. Devens spent a 3s hour furlough Saturday and Sun day with his parents. MT. and Mrs. Charles Collins. of Wall street.
 Samuel Taylor of Camp Devens was at his home on Main street over the week end. Mir. Taylor was granted 36 hours. leave of absence.
 Ettiene .Riel, Rudolph Lambert. Henri Rabitaille ofs Fort Terry spent a furiough at their respective homes in Baltic Sunday. .<
 Andrew Arsenauit of Fort Terry ] spent a~4s hour furlough Saturday and | Sunday with friends and reIstives, in town. --.e - ,I
 Gone to Jacksonville. :, William E. Rocheleau, ST., of Occun, 1 formerly of Baltic. left town last week i for Jacksonville, Fla, where he will | spend the winter. -.
 Miss Veronica. Rocheleau spent Sun lay with, Jewett City friends.
 Mrs. Thomas r. Kelley is. speoding a few days with relatives in Worcester. Joha. H. Brown and Annie Woods the fair at Stafford Springs aass week; The trip was made in MT. TT. W. Caperton. who has visited Baltic for a number Of years, is in own on business. <
 R. J. Jodoin and party. of Boston lay Upon arriving in town the party ;nJoTed chicken supper at the inn.
 Sergeant Brierley. of Camp Devens vas recent guest of his. brother, Ed yard Brierley. t.. -- Il
 William, J. Dcnnelly was a P1ainfeld -isitor Sunday. 5- -.l
 Miss Florence Thatcher, principal of he Hanover school. spent the week md at her home in- East Hampton
 Girard Almquist has returned to business after spending a vacation in 
 Robert Walker spent Sunday with friends in Canterbury. ... |, Miss Helena Brennan. who has been -jsitins friends in Stafford Springs, as, returned to her home on High 1 treet.
 Miss Alice McGuire of willimantic vas the guest of her father, James over the week end.
 Albert Wilcox was a Westerly visit IT. Sunday.
 Home from Camp. Fred Lasch of Camp Devensl spent he week end with his sister. Mrs. J. -. Buteau. Mir. Lasch was the first ;al0c boy. to leave for camp from Division No. II, Shoestring district.