Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-11

Brief Paragraphs. number of local men were in at tendance at the meeting of the Bay State circuit of shortship horses held on the Norwich fair grounds track on | Thursday.
 Train No. 116 from Hartford to Ros- | ton, which is due here at a.3S 3. m., did not arrive at the local station until s.sf | o'clock Thursday morning. The delay
 was caused by brake shoe of the car l in the rear of the parlor car sticking. | The coping on the front of the Mag
 zola block on Main street is being re-
 placed.
 Inspector Russell I. Harmon. of the l state motor vehicle department. made
 his weekly visit to this city Thursday
 to examine applicants for motor vehicle drivers licenses. A large number passed 1 the necessary test.
 4. W. Buchanan of Mansfield Center agent of the state board of education was at the common council chamber 1T
 the town building Thursday morning
 meeting children between 14 and Is
 seeking employment certificates. Si,
 took the required tests
 Thursday morning special train O five cars arrived at the local statiol
 on which were about two hundred mem bers of the Oriental Order of Hunilit. and Perfection connected with the odt Fellows. The train left here at 7.42 O
 clock over the Providence division fo Providence where the members are t | attend four days convention. : James Adams. first bascman for tn | American Thread A. A. team left Thurs
 day for Detroit. Mich.
 Mrs. Mary W. Sullivan and son Roge have returned from weeks stay a
 Pleasure Beach.
 Il Misses Mary and Alice Shea have re f turned from Atlantic City and Delawar P Water Gap. Pa.
 Q Lewis Daniels. son of MT and Mir
 Nelson A. Daniels. is visiting at tn !, 1 Robinson cottage Pine Grove, Mantle q Mrs. A. E, Cherry. of Boston. is spend [. ing few days with MT. and Mrs. Clal s ence Chamberlain.
 Mrs. William E Taylor and grand
 l daughter Dorothy are spending tw
 ] weeks in Providence, P. l., and Fla : River. Mass,
 Mrs. Louis Dondero and two daugi V ters are in Boston for a weeks visit. ,- Miss Elizabeth Sullivan has returne ' f om visit with Miss Margaret Hy' : ill New London.
 Miss Faith Webster and Mrs E. v e Phillips of South Coventry left recent IOI NHlLe iNoCk ft. l .EOf vacation Il Mrs. C. R. Hibberd has returned Y Springfeld for weeks stay with h 8 daughter and grandchildren who ha' e. been visitin~ hero V MT. and Mrs. George F Stiles 8, n, niece, Miss Sarah A hhe Of South Win it ham have returned from delightf
 trip to Cape Ann. where they were u
 guests of Mrs. Stanley Saber. Mrs. Charles A. Thayer (Gertru 'h Chaffee) and two children of Puma m were recent callers on J. Dwight Cha m fee of this city.
 'e Mrs. Charles Fentan and Miss Bertl n Weeks have as a guest their cousin MI
 Francis A. St. Clair of Washington. a C. Mrs St, Clair is well known in tn le state through her prominence in patl Q. cite societies
 ,n Charles W Hill was in Hartfo le Thursday on business 'e Baptiste Charron of Baltic is clerk $, the Wood Smoke shop 70 Mrs. Henry c. Bacon is able to r. out after three weeks illness. of Miss Esther Martin and Miss Esth k. Porte:ance are spending two weeks re the 3erkshires
 Id nr. W E. sCramm and family. f. Mansfie ld Center left 'tl.ulS,rax norm, of fer tive weeks trip through Massach a sets ana New HarpshIre. C. Douglas Robinson of Boston Is wis n eng al .he home of his parents Mr. al E Mrs. E. A. Robinson