Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-11
WILLIM MANTIC

the number of times it had been be- fore the court and the delays in bring l ing 1t to close.
 l Willimantic Normal school. Mrs. Sha- fer and son. are spending July and August at Stroudsburg. Pa.
 Fred A. ceGiaT srsf,an sstnFfn,sa tois snsnt wes sh 1 Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Mrs. Josephine Barton of Hampton is the guest of MT. and Mrs, F. s. Hills of this city. tEs5
 was a Wi1limantic visitor Thursday. George L. Holt of Prospect street left town this week for two weeks vacation to be spent at Tim Pond. Me Miss Helen Bransheld of Meadow street has as her guest for the week Miss Madeline Walsh of Hartford. Arthur Vertefeufiie, who recently vice. has been rappointed assistant scoutmaster of Willimantic Troop No. 2, Boy Scouts of America.
 Plans and arrangements have been the First Baptist church of this city, next Wednesday at Ocean Beach
 The weather man was not at all considerate of the clerks in the stores of this city for their first Thursday. half holiday which started this weel-- As one clerk expressed it. q might just as well have been working as to be hanging around on an afternoon
 
 afternoon and evening and business was quiet for the ice cream parlors and soda fountain places which re- mained open. @ served four years in the navy as an engineer and recently received his discharge. is visiting relatives in Wiilimantic. ,e ~ s. e< 444
 WiIIimantie Lodge of EiI<s, Nc. 1911. has purchased land for the purpose of hIJi1 kN cd Ta a-dl a Y the committee representing the lodge closed the deal for the two adjoining lots on Pleasant street, near the foot bridge owned respectively by Mrs. Jay M. Shepherd and Mr. and Mrs. James B. Fullerton. The land purchased has a frontage of more than 400 feet on Pleasant street and a depth of over 25o feet, and will make an ideal loca- ton for an Elks' building.
 One local saloon proprietor on Thursday announced his intention of opening his place of business today (Friday) for the purpose of selling near beer, soft drinks, cigars and ei-
 Catherine Blanchard of Fitchburg, Mass. is visiting her grandfather, J. c. Lincoln. of this city.
 A cabIegram received this week by relatives in this city from Dr. W. F. s. Keating, stated that the latter was on his way to this country from France and that he would probably reach New York by the end of the week. During his term of service with the sanitary department of the medical corps, Dr.. Heating was given the rank of captain.
 Morris Golden, for a number of years assistant mechanical engineer of the American Thread company plant in this city, has succeeded Dewitt c. | Hill as mechanical engineer. the lat ter having been transferred to an ad- visory capacity after many years service in the former position.
 Mrs. Jessie L. White of No 50 Church street brought suit against Rollie Leonard Thursday to recover an alleged unpaid board bill. Damages of s10 are claimed and wages of the plaintiff were garnisheed. The case will be heard Saturday morning before 1 Justice of the Peace Curtis Dean.
 Thursday, civil action was brought | by Charles Carpenter against Joseph | for damages, the plaintifft alleging that ITcrhl>e5-- ~ave him a l cbacJ- fcr- r-1 3~oo1 1Iy,- | able to cash. Money belonging raIfona1 ! bank was garnishced Thursday and |