Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-07
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wagon driven by Elliott Sparrow, throw ing out four -year-old child, Doris May Taylor, and causing her death, he was served with two attachments by Sheriff Harmon of Coventry in behalf of Allison L. Frink. administration of the child's estate, one for S1o, ,0o0 damages in causing her death, the other for $500, covering damages to the wagon driven by Sparrow. Lawyer W. A. King was in court as counsel
 Prof Morris of White Plains, N. Y organist of the Episcopal church in New Rochelle, founded by Hugenots in Colonial days, was in town last week, the guest of Mir and Mrs. Allison L. Frink on the Green. Miss Warner ef Brooklyn, N. Y, who has been spending the summer at the Sawyer cottage at the lake, Is at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Fred A. Hunt, where she expects to remain during Sep- | tember.
 For nearly a week, four large cider ! barrels remained on the Green at the l Center, where they had been left by som one from WilliHsntic. to he Called for. | The Columbia Improvement association | IS trying to improve the Center of the town, and recently had succeeded in l clearing up the last of the boulders and 1 rubish with which the Green has been i encuRhered during the past year. while | the new roads have been under constFue- l tien. As ne enc appeared to claim the | barrels, w. H. Carpenter, chairman of i the Improvement society inquired as to | who might have left them there, and succeeded in finding the party Eho was ] notified to remove them within 24 hours or they would he eonfscated by the tewR and sold for charges. At the expiration of the time limit Hearey appeared and removed the barrels.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Townsend of Berkeley, Cal, are in town visiting Mir l TownSends sister, Mrs. A. E. Brown
 and Mrs. ]. N. Clarke. In their triT east, Mir. and Mrs. Townsend have wis | tied rAny citiss in the United States l and Canada, sailed on the Great Lakes
 and many Fi,ers. They will return
 by soutbsrn route, by way of Nor
 folk.
 | Saturday last Miss Fleurette Bengel. oi
 Springfield. Mass, who is to be tn,
 teacher of the school on Chestnut Hill
 arrived in town and went to the hem,
 of MT. and Mrs. Henry Hutchins. wher'
 she will remain for the present. thu
 school opening today Wednesday,. 1 A reading under tke auspices of tn
 Columbia Improvement association va
 given by Miss Grace Randall in the Con
 gregatie1sl ahuFsh Saturday evening
 before q large and appreciative audi
 ences Miss Randall selected fer he 1 entertainment, "'Erstwhile Susan" a dra
 matic adaptation of Barnabetta. Mis
 Randall was very happy in her imPer
 senatieR of BarRabetta, Barnaby, Julie
 and Judge Jordan. Alter the play ther
 was dancing at the tewn hall. The ne
 reeeipts of the evening were nearly LOG
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Runaway of Eas
 Orange, N. J., have been spending tn
 past week visiting Mrs. HanayARy's ceus
 irf, Mrs. Charles K Hitchcock and Mrs
 Raymond E. Clarke. Mir. Runaway ha been teaching a Newark. N. J., academ and will teach in the Franklin Schoe
 for Boys, New York city. during tn
 coming year.
 Rev. T. Newton Owen preached las Sunday morning from Cor. II, 23 an 24, ''The Lord Jesus, the same nigfht i , which he was betrayed took bread" etc
 stating that even though there was s
 much evil in the world, also among tn apostles themselves, one of whom be trayed Him, goodness triumphed in tn werid that night. During the seryio
 Mrs. Charles Nj. Moonifeld of Williman < tic, sang, q Am One With Thee, , God, Guide Me With Thy Leve," b 2 Jessie Mae Pewit. Sunday evening Rea
 at the meeting of the Christian Endeay
 or society, a representative eE the I : M. c. A. will give an address on tn 2 work of the association AftoI the servie Sunday the hely ceInmuRien was ad I ministrated,