Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24
WTLLIM ANTIC.

Park. Fred Prag. Hyman Rabinowitz, Allyn Rose, Bennie Rosen, Reuben Rothblatt, Madelyn Shepherd. John Simmons, Elsa Skoglund. Burt Squifes, Willard Stearns, Sabra Stoughton, John Wifliams Florence Wyatt and Louise Thompson. An in- teresting9 item in connection with the program is that Sabra Stoughton. one of :, the members of the graduating class, entered Natchaug school, second grade, March s1. 1913. and since that date has moot been absent. tardy or excused from school. period of six years and three months which is an enyiable record and one to be proud of.
 Capt. Frank p. Fenton, Fred Wal ker, John Daley, Fred l.. Clark and ! other members of Camp, Tyler. No s, United Sapnish War Veterans return ed Saturday evening from New Britt ain, where they attended the state en- campment of the organization, held in that city Friday and Saturday. A large attendance and a fine time was reported by the local veterans who at- tended.
 Joseph Summers of 32 North street has returned, after two weeks vaca ton spent with relatives in New York city.
 Miss Alice Bugbee returned to East Hartford Monday to resume her du- ties as teacher in the High school. af- ter spending the weekend and Sun day with her parents. MT. and Mrs Henry A. Bugbee of Jackson street. ] M. E. Sullivan and family were the 1 guests over Sunday of Mrs. Sullivan's ] sisters. the Misses Cavanagh of. Col chester.
 1 Miss Edith Collins, a teacher at East Hampton, returned Monday after spending the week end with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. John T. Collins of Ash street.
 Mir. and Mrs. George c. Moon, ac- companied by MT. and Mrs. Frank P Fenton, visited friends in -Uxbridge Mass, Sunday, making the trip in MT Moons car.
 The civil suit of Godfri chaput vs William H. Phillips. which was to have been heard Monday morning be- fore Justice of the Peace Curtis Dean was postponed for one week,
 Edward Egan. mail clerk at the local post office, is ill at his home. SS Tingley street. - d. ,, '. James J. Curran, a resident of Will limantic for many years, is in St Francis hospital at Hartford, suffer ing from fractured hip and internal injuries received in a railroad acci- dent Saturday morning at Osbourne's crossing near East Windsor. Mir Curran, who is a section foreman for the New Haven railroad.s was riding with others on a hand car. which collided with an automobile at the crossing. The accident was a bad one as two persons were killed and two others beside MT. Curran were seri- ousIy injured. 4<I{ 'i.l@
 Godfrey Johnson is seriously i'll witt ptomaine poisoning at his home. s7I Main street, II
 The Cook place on Prospect stree
 was recently purchased by John F
 Ahefn
 Employes of. the Roekyilie -Willi mantle Lighting company were bus!
 Monday morning placing a new trans
 former on the Doie at the corner O Main and North streets.
 ! Joseph Francis Reoux of this. cit, | and Miss Kathleen Clara Kildea O | SQmerville. Mass. were married Mon day morning in Hartford at the Churcl
 of Our Lady of Sorrows They hay, returned to this city. where they vii
 make their home in a newly furnishes HouSe dt NO. 4Z t1lSn street. MT. ReQu,
 is employed by the Rossie Velvet com pany of this city.
 Quite a number of local people hay, planned to go to Hartford todd, | (Tuesday) to attend the Barnum
 Bailey circus at the evening perform | ance. r- -f.- C" Walter Corcoran of 4S Church street | who was recently operated upon fo | appendicitis at St. Joseph's hospital
 was reported Monday as improvin; ! steadily.
 Saturday evening at. the home of MT
 and Mrs. James W. Hillhouse, No 1S' Church street, their niece, Miss Mariol Agnes Niles, daughter of Mrs, Sarah A 1 Niles of 2S4 Prospect street. sbecam
 the bride of Frank Theodore James o
 Cambridge. Mass. The ceremony wa performed by Rev. Harry s. Cready
 assisted by Rev. William s. Beard o New York. under a bower of pink rose in the presence of a large number 0
 relatives and friends. Frederick lame,