Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-17
churches Sunday of the Red Cross membership drive.
BROOKLYN

MT. and Mrs. Henry ". Main, after
 spending month in Indiana and the middle west with relatives, have re-
 turned to their home.
 Nelson Gauthier, who entered into a contract with the town for the repair of the highways, after two years gave
 up the contract, it having another year to run. The highways are in a very unsatisfactory condition.
 J. N. Hunt has gone to New York to spend the. winter with his brother, Dr. Charles Hunt, his aunt, Mrs. Mary Cain, going with him.
 = Wednesday the body of John D. Maine, native of Brooklyn, was brought here for burial i1r his family lot in the South cemetery.
 Mr. Crandall, who little more than 1 a year ago bought the farm where
 Samuel c. Harris lived for many years, having sold the farm, sold at auction Tuesday his stock of farming tools, household furniture, etc, and is to re- turn to the south, where he had lived for a number of years.
 The Edward Waldo property Was
 sold at auction Thursday by the Ad- ministrator
 r. A. Spauldipg met with an acciz 1 dent with one of his automobiles on account of the icy highway Friday 1 morning when taking the mill help I to Danielson, one being injured so badly that he was taken to the Day Kinball hospital.
 Rev. G. F. Genung, D. D., visited his 1 daughter Sunday at.,Greenfield Mass. 1 he occupying a pulpit as preacher that 1 day in the near ivicinitq. In his ab- 1 senee thereSswas>.rlo service in the | Baptist churcI9 Shere.
 1 Mrs. W. Hs4sHeigham has returned 1 fromtia. visit inilBosten.
 1 The bedysAofs llMrs.s EFed s. Palmer, widow of FsAS. PalrneHsof this town, was gbroughtsihere foT burial in the
 family lot in the South cemetery. The Windhan1sC County tys Agricultural 1 society," held it8ihnnuaSSs meetingESat7 7 1 urday. .EDec. 14Ssdn Uhftariahsss alalf l shows, the society. has in lban ntS 1$511, 1 witlgs$600 from tha statetu uueS (which wilLunake over a athuusand fdoliars te begiKthe newgearswith The officers ] electedEwere; President, H. B., Chaps l manA Central Village &iirst Yicdrpresi- : dentsf Nathaniel GssWnlia n1sS3E3rooklyh second vice president. HenTW Dorrance
 Plainfeld;L third vicekpresidents zTranll Martin, North Windham; treasurer William& Rzs4zThurberT Brooklyn;Is seere- tary, Marshall Jss Brink, Canterbury dddltYISy OSCdf H-s HAYWOOD, I3TOOH4NIf
 Rileys 43. Witter, Brooklyn, Fred F
 Miller; Brooklyn executive committee Es M. M. MarlorxyBroolSlyn Henry H Davenport Pomfret;. George~ $. Carey Scotland: 1estergsH BurnhafnS S1danp ton; Michael T.:tsShea, Canterbury l Charles $. TurnerS Chaplin; o. B. Car penter, Bastferd; George A. Cook 1 Windham: Frank Miller, Plainfeld Fred Page, Killingly; Edgar t!M Wheaton, Putnam: George H. Gallup Sterling; George N. Lyon, Woodstock
 E. H. Corttis, Thompson; Frank A Burnett, Ashford.
 Ladies Department: President, Mrs
 John Gallup; first vice president, Mrs
 Henry Crosby: seconds @ice president
 Miss Helen Palmer; third vice presi
 dent, Mrs. E. Hall; secretary, Mrs
 Susie F. Williams; executive commit
 tee, Miss Mary Crosby. Brooklyn: Mrs Josie Shea, Canterbury: Mrs. Franl
 Martin, Chaplin Mrs. May B. Bab.
 cock, Plaiufield; Mrs. S. P. Humphrey
 Killingly; Mrs. Winnie JeEett, Hamp. T ton; Mrs. W. N. Burnha1n, Scotland
 Mrs. David Flagg, Putnam: Mrs. Mary
 Gallup, Sterling; Mrs. H. D. Covell
 Pen1fret; superintendent of building
 Mrs. Scott Tripp, Killing1y; Mrs George A. Witter, Brooklyn: entr!
 clerks, Mrs. Charles s. Hyde, Brook lyn; Mrs. William B. Potter Brooklyn