Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-17

graduated in 1862. He prepared for the 1 ministry at Andover. Princeton and Un- i ion Theological seninaries and was or dained in 1866. He preached for l7 years. mostly in Congregational churches, retiring to Berea in 1913. He leaves his
 wife Mrs. FIoise Partridge Dean. one son and two daughters He also leave. three sons and a daughter by his first wife, the late Mrs. Ella Palmer Dean. The funeral was held in Becea Dec. 5.
 Judge l.. F. Waldo Marvin has filed a decision in the case of George E French ys. Janet C. Shepard, tried in the superior court here during the October term. This suit had to do with the re- noval of furniture and fixtures from a cottage in Woodstock owned by the de- fendant and leased by the plaintiff in the action. Judge Marvin found for the de- fendant on the first count. and for the plaintiff on the second count to recaver $270 with interest and costs. It will interest many :u towns through out this part of the county to learn that Eastford soon is to lose one of it's oldest 1 landmarks-an ancient one-story wooden | building. in use as long ago as the oldest | inhahitant oan remember. The structure stands at the Four Corners and ie owned 1 by George Sumner. At one time 1t was l occupied by Randolph L. BuIlard of Put nam. The structure certainly is at least 1 100 years of age, and is believed by some
 to be ITO years old. It stands today just 1 as 1t did nearly a century ago ! The building is to be torn down te make way for a. three-story structure i that is to be used as 8 general store. Don't sell your government securities i to anybody but the government is the 1 timely warning being given at Christmas 1 time to many who are out of employ ! nrent and are forced to sacrifice their i war savings certificates and other such. ! securities If you are forced to sell sucS /, securities. take them to the postofice
 and get full value. Don't sell them to ! anyone who desires to make q, profit on I the transaction.
 Miss Frances Lester Warner. secretary 1 to the editor of the Atlantic Monthly, will | spend the Christmas season with her parents, Judge and Mrs Edgar NJ. War 1 her.
 Miss Marjorie Bradford left Friday 1 morning to spend q few days with friends 1 in Boston.
 1 The temperature dropped to 6 above 1 zero in Putnam Friday morning. making
 @ new low record for the season. Nathan ". Kennedy, who has rean ih
 charge of work in the interest of the i Loyal Order of Moose, is expected to re-
 turn to Esstford about the first Of the year. He wlN supervise work of the or
 sanitation in Rhode Island from East l ford
 Henry E. Hamilton Of Marlboro was q visitor with friends in Putnam on FrI- day
 Miss Cornelia Barnes. member c. the teaching staff at the high school, is to
 Florida.
 The annual Christmas sale of Eliza
 beth Porter Putnam chapter. D. A. R., i haId this wAek. netted the organization ! about S200
 { About 1tSo Thursday night. and for i the second time the same day. the fire 1 department was called upon to give at i tention 10 a chimney fire at the Robinson ] house. Church street
 ! Christmas trees and C'hr:st,,as 1 wreaths are heinz offered to the public
 2t reasonable prices and are finding q 1 ready sale.
 i Members Of Carsfn council of this city ] and of St Bernard councI of North ! Grosvenorda1e will be at Daniolson next 1 sunday afternoon to witness the confer 1 ring of the third degree upon Q class of i about 25 candidates of Rose of Lima l council of that place.
 1 There is no sign Of a. break in the ! pries of hard coal. and t was stated here ! tF1day that lower prices are not looked l for unsil March O. April
 As is usually the case. inc fo,-rs-dir- 1 "f holiday packages is being deferred by most peonte this year until Christina. 1. 1 week. This means that n"xt week VIII
 De an extremely busy one fer the postal force
 Miss Rhoda Giipatric Of Seward streat. this city. has been elected president of
 her c.ass at the Walnut Hill school, Nst'cl-. Mass.
 Indications are that there will be many ] ratients at the Day KinGball hospital over
 the Chr,stmas season.