Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-15
street have been entertaining MT. and

street have been entertaining MT. and Mrs, Grover Williams. of Groton.
 Mrs. John N. Gilman is entertain ing Mrs. Jessie Benham. grand chief of the Pythian Sisters, Mrs. Lenore Lamson, past grand chief, and Mrs. Lillian Turner grand mistress of rec ords and correspondence.
 Mir. and Mrs A. H. Johnson of Bridge street spent yesterday in Hart ford.
 Henry T. Burr of New Britain. for merly principal of the State Normal school, was visiting friends in town yesterday.
 Mrs. William H. Grant of Norwich is visiting friends in town.
 Miss Mary Adams of Hartford is spending her vacation in this cty.
 A new class is to be started next Tuesday at the Girls club under the direction of Miss Winifred Greene, in structor in art at the Normal school The course is to be in practical de- sign, and will be directed in the next month to the making of inexpensive and artistic Christmas gifts. A large number of girls is already enrolled.
 pr. Robert c. White has been ap- pointed a member of the selective l board, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Dr. c, D. Simonds, who | has just been commissioned captain in the Medical Corps, U. S. A. Dr, | White will take up his new duties at once.
 | Only two marriades were recorded during October in the town of Wind - ham. William E. Bromley of Pawca- tuck and Katherine H. Lowry of Paw c0tuck were married Oct. 26 by Rev. | Harry S. McCready. Oct. 30, Daniel l r. J. Mccarthy and Margaret Sheehan were married by Rev. J. A. Sullivan.
 Frank Melvin of Main street has received word that his son. Burton M. l Melvin, is seriously ill with influenza , at Camp Rustic, Va.
 Sergeant Eugene s. Johnston has sailed for oversea duty. Sergeant | Johnston is the son of MT, and Mrs Robert Johnston of 95 Bridge street i Dr. and Mrs. John Weldon, who have been spending two weeks in New York have returned.
 Word has been received of the mar riage of Harold Wyman, superintend- ! cnl of the Rowe Calk company ol
 Huntsville and Helen F. Brown Of Scuthington. The ceremony was per J formed at the Little Church Around 1 Jhe Corner" in New York. Mrs. Brown ! was the wife of Franklin G. Brown who was killed in an automobile acci- i dent two years ago.
 The state casualty list just publish
 ed shows that IS young men of the city of Willimantic have suffered foi their country in various ways. Of this number, two were killed in action:
 tliree died of disease; two died from other causes: ten were wounded; and one is reported as missing in action
 Two cases were taken up at the superior court yesterday. Judge Johr 1 F. KeeleT presiding. In the mornins ! session. the case was that of Zof HwiercSa vs. Joseph Young, replevi1 l action over some cattle P J. Dana. 1 hey represented the defendant, anC
 Samuel E. Harvey appeared for tho ! plaintiff The judge reserved his de. cislon. In the afternoon, the case o i William II. Phillips versus 1Ilizabetf i Sonk was heard. Tn the case, tht l plaintiff claimed the defendant owed him a months rent: the defense en l tered d counter claim. Judge A. J | P. J. Danahey. the defendant. Judg ment was reserved in this case also. Arthur Simpson Hatch. forne1 ! FC&ident oL Seuth Wlndham, died a 1 Arlington Heights. Mass, Nov. r., ant will be buried in South Windham. H,
 Was born in South Windham Jan. 1
 1S.9. the son of Elijah and Iuc!
 Nouns) Hatch.
 Alice Wilbur, 57, the, widow o C1ariea Weaver, died at D. m. ol Thursday. Mrs. Weaver formerly re
 s'Ged on Milk street and is survive( by two sons.
 ] Encouraging sums in cash an. 1 pledges gre rolling into the United l War Work Campaign headquarters il ! tIc Chamber of Commerce rooms i Thursdays reports of team captains 1 showed that $155493 had been collect | ed in cash and pledges in the town O Windham which added 10 the tota | previously reported mbade a campaign total of $3 3S52.4S to date. Reports vii 1 re slow in coming from the ootlyinl towns because the town chairmel have groups of workers scattered ove
 such wide territory that it will b, difficult to get reports from day t day. In a number of cases it is saif
 that the town chafrmen will not b able 10 make any report that Wi fairly represent the canvass until Sat
 urday the final day of the campaign
 Campaign totals reported by tht Windham team captains at i late hcu
 yesterday were as follows. Team Nc ?, Captain E. P. Lyman, $163.75; No