Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-30

 and heateF ss ths Y. N. C. A. viii prob ably start today esaturday) as the new apparasus arrived Friday noon from Providence.
 t Rev. A D. Carpenter. formerly pastor of the First Baptist church, was pleas antly snrprised wzIle on visit here re-. gently at the home of MT. and Mrs W. H. Peckham when about fifty of his l friends assembled there to meet him. Refreshments were served during the evening Rev Mr. Garrenfer reports a pleasant vacation spent at his camp on the shore of Lake Memphremagog. Que bee.
 At public sneetEne to b4 held In l Grange hall, Colchester, this tssaturday) evening to discuss matters regarding t.1e schools, the speakers will be Supervisor H. S. Libby. Lester S. Light, director of supervision of Hartford and Levi T Garrison, regional supervisor of Willk mantle
 Lorenzo LaysEne ot WHiimantic was I fined $5 and costs amounting to s1S.43 in lthe Stafford Springs borough court re gently on the charge of violation of the rules of the road H failed to give the fright of way to machine approaching from his right at an intersection on inc thighways. Mir, Lavigne pleaded guilty to the charge.
 \ Alice H. HalI, of Wfllingtpn. executgix under the will of the late Colonel Will liam H. Hall, has sold a tract of land Ion WyIlys avenue, Afiddletewn. to the Skull and Serpent Society, of Wesleyan university. The seciety has a building
 standing on the land at present.
 The case of 4. Montse and AIeck Ba-
 ronofsky, charged with reckless drivins of automobiles ss the result of an acc;- : tdent Thursday noon which was supposed to be heard Friday morning, was contin- iued until this Saturday. :. While carrxing lighted lamp, Mrs
 John Hopkins ripped and fell the en' tire length of the stairway in her honrS : at The Ridges She crawled outdoors and shouted for help and there she was dispoyered by Russell Fryer. 4 doctor was called and it was found that Mrs Hopkins had broken her left arm btt 5 tween the elbow and the wrist. Sht had also deep gash in her head si1
 inches long and dislocated left knee. Company c, 16sth Infaptry, made uI of two plstoons. one of this city ant the other in Manchester, will hold al outing tomorrow Sunday at th' tpumping station grove. A clambak' Twill be the big feature of the day. Tn Icommittee in charge consists of Lieuten : ant Ellison S. Smith chairman Clerl Ernest LaFleur and Privates John Ev
 ans Arthur Caisese, Ernest Jollie anc IL, Gerry.
 : At tho First Congregational church \ Harry s. McCready. pastor, the churcl . school will meet Sunday in the churci f house at 9.45 a. m. Morning worshii . at 10.45 o'clock At ' p. m. the frs Iof Dr. Swains lectures in the Methoeis r Iehurch house; subject, The Honest Al
 ist.
 Brief Mention. !. G. B. Gilman, former local American. ! zstion director and now an organizel s tof Lions clubs, is visiting his family i, l this city.
 SI vesta Stone and her sister Lucille
 Stone, will spend the week end visiting ] friends in Woodstock
 kE Mir and Mrs William H. Smith hay, 5 returned from an interesting trip to Mia Lsara Falls and Canada. 4 Miss CeceIis Morin entertained eigh friends at luncheons at the home of Air and Mrs F. J. Kirkland recently Th, date was her birthday and the guest were members of her sewing club Sh Il received a number of gifts Those pres
  f Florence Howie. Miss Edna Eanderman
 Miss Mary Twomey, Miss May Cheney Miss Antoinette Girard and Miss Eve 3 { lyn Thompson
 Morton Hills Baker of Fall River vii
 spend the weekend with his aunt, Di E Laura. H. Hills.
 MT. and Mrs. L. A. Kingsbury c
 South Coventry have returned from stay in Boston,
 Arthur ". Sweet, who was operate on for appendicitis at St. Joseph's hos
 pitai is resting comfortably. Samuel H, Harvey. son of Attorne
 and Mrs, Samuel B. Harvey is at tn E University of Maryland as professor Q
 dairying Their youngAr son is attend
 ing Ann Arbor University, Michigan. Mir. and Mrs. Harry W. Standish re Ecently motored to Springfield to spen
 the day
 Mrs. Sarah Niles is the guest of NJ and Mrs. James W. Hillhouse.
 MT. and Mrs. A. L, Gelinas recent
 entertained Mrs. William Degan; Mis
 Mildred Desan and Mrs. Charles Swef
 ney of South. Farmington, Miss Margsre Conway and William Conway of Can ! bridge. Mass, and Mrs. Margaret Lawle
 Of Millviiie, Mass.
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