Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-13
UNcASVlL.LE

Frank Wilbur has begun work in Norwich. He has his household goods packed ready to move to that place as soon as the roads are opened to traf- fic.
 Mrs. Charles .Stamn, who died at her home in the village after long illness, is survived by her husband. two sons and several brothers. Mir. and Mrs. Stam1n came to this village about year ago from Stafford. Four rooms in the Uncasvilie school were closed on account of the illness of the teachers. Attendance at this school has been small owing to cases of humps. chiekenpox and grip. Due to this fact and that no substitute teachers could be obtained the school was closed. The principal. Miss Grace Hooper, and the intermediate grade teacher, Miss Anna Quinn, have been teaching without interruption.
 Mrs. John Clark of Gay. TIill was taken last week to Lawrence hospital, New London, for treatment.
 James Doyle, after short illness. has resumed duties at the Thames River Specialties connpany's plant The weekly prayer meeting of the Methodist church was held at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Albert Kellogg Wednesday evening.
 The supper held by the Ladies Aid society<of the Methodist church on Thursday evening was well attended and the patronage was generous. Much Of the success Of the affair is due the efforts of the committee in charge, Mrs. Charles Hope. Mrs. Burke Hewett
 Mrs. Richard Johnson. Mrs Oscar Church, Mrs. Cora Bothan1. Mrs A. W. Avery, Mrs. Albert Geesner, Misses
 Srsan and Jeanette Home, Miss Alta Hewett, Misses Annabel and Arzeiia Newton. Miss Alice Ramaee. Miss
 Myrtle Giesner, Miss Marian Eisner, Miss Ruth Long. Mrs. Albert Kellogg l and Mrs. A. B. Newton.
 The rrral carrier from the local of. fee was unable to start on his route I Thursday and Friday. Saturday morn 'ne he started ont with a horse and sle'eh and covered most of the route. Mrs. Harry Bogue and children are
 sr1A1ding some time with relatives in 1 Dn+erson. N. J.
 The fact that inc weather and trav- a1iag. was had did not deter the niIz1;e l rom attending tlae sumner given at tf1A PaDtist church FNriday evening. There i was good attendance and a fair sum
 was realized.
 Tuesday evenire q dance was be,5 l n Rof1erteor's hall. tEe praceeds to fe '1Sed to n1'rctase' new hooks for the
 =, "nT11roi1n'tv Hhrarv recently opened. l, T'FA storm of the past week was the
 --vorst in veA~s No trolley ears wertt
 +hrouerl> until, Sat'ardav. large drifts | near the. Central va~rnant station l caused great Inconvenience as those l who wish 10 attend to business there 1 are ohli~ed to leave the cars at thA l toD 'ot inc lots and. carry their nant .
 ages '1v hand from station t9 venicIe. 1 to'iis RattAner's artornohi1e skifd4d l in PeaHat and crashed through s
 FArHe. TV1~Ae whAeTs. the steering rear 1 "T1d TUirdSioiald to his e r were Sr11 sl. . 1 cd. M-. Rat+Aner had ahot,t 2n6 niya arts l nf rni1k in his car and 4vas fo,-f1,na te
 +o lose h''t ai,ort n quarts. He es- "n77A7 vithout init,ries 7, i The Pairoe- B~os. ca. cfo~sA tH.y, l -oi1i at 5 30 Thu~sAav to Arahia thai,
 HT,Aratives, tn ach horne 7etnr4 ~ieH+. 1 f@H. as many Eve at considerable dfs- I tarne frona tfeir rn~lS.-
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 'no-s the poeiefaod viii. f'i'S Mrs. Pe'A- Tov'a~ tas as her ,t,Ae,
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 If the lodge in town.