Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-13
NORWICH TOWN

Harry" a Kentucky bred horse, for the past 10 years the property of James Turnbull of WauwecuS Hill. was hunans- 1y destroyed by his owner on Tuesday morning, having outlived his usefulness This pedgreed horse was moro than 30 years old, and until recently was full of life and animation It was not an infre- quent occurrence to hear him chatter over the payements at a brealneck speed which to all appearances seemed as though he was running away. Because of this, Mir. TurnbuIl was obliged to keep the reins well in hand, as no road seemed too long for nun. On one occasion Lazvy, who was pacer, was 50 full of "pep" he covered the distance from the EoCwich Town Congregational church to the city hall in about three minutes. This horse was formerly owned and used in his pro iessim by pr. w. J., Hanford, many years ago a physician of Norwich. now located in California. Later the horse came into the possession of Francis Don- ohue. who gave him to MT. Turnhull for good home.
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 Potter Wilson (OsloF0d), for nearly 50 years a resident of Wauwecls Hill, is q patient in the Bac3zus hospital, having been removed there week ago Sunday | by neighbor, James TUrn'Sull. For a number of years Mir. Wilson, has lived alone on the Hogan place and when he broke in health, due to complications, it was deemed advisable for him to be taken where he would receive proper treatment. | During the Civil war he was messenger boy at the age of ~16 and while he does not remember having been told when he was born. he "reck ons') he Is about 77 Eyears old. Portsmouth. Va, is. his birth place. Mir. Wilson, who is a devout Christian, is an active member Of the Holiness Mission of Norwich.
 Another old resident sc wauwecus Hm Oliver Northrop, is also a. patient at the Backus hospital, having been taken there in the ambulance a week ago today "Wednesday, following a severe fal which rendered him unconscious. MT Northrop lived at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Clinton Rogers and whilel in the yard on the day in question a strong wind prevailed and it is not known just 1 what caused him to fail to the ground Although he has remained in an uncon scious condition for several days, it wal reported on Tuesday that he had regain ed consciousness. MT. Nerthrop and Mir Wilson had Thanksgiving dinner together at the Rogers home and while in cOnver sation one remarked to the other tha
 they would not spend many more sucl J holidays, due to their advanced years. II less than one week both were in the hos pital.
 Having passed the week end at hi
 home in Hartford, being the guest O
 Monday of MT. and Mrs. Thomas wflco. of Mansfield Center, Gaylord Pierce ha.
 returned to the home of MT. and Mrs
 Frederick H. Wyant of Town street
 where he is at present residing.
 Rev. and Mrs. Gurdon F. Bailey an daughter. Miss Louise P, Bailey, of Eln . avenue, recently motored to Hartford an, l attended the concert given by the Hart ford Choral club in Foot Guard hall. The,
 were entertained over that night by thei } son. Harold Bailey, who iy member 0 i this club. Miss Viola TuFnbull a member of tn : nurses training class at the Backus hos l. pital, is passing a few days at the hoFn 5 of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Jame :, Turnbull. of Wauwen1S. Hill Miss Turn
 bull recently successfully passed her firz examinations. which covers the thre
 months probation period, having attain
 led a. high standard mark.
 s A large delegation Of Norwich Tow
 residents are looking forward with, inteE est to attending the mass meeting fc ? women's colleges of the Orient to be he,
 in Slater hall Friday evening when D Ida Scudder, president of the Union Mei
 ical school for women at Yellora Indi:
 will be the speaker. Those from Norwic
 Town who are members Of the comnit
 tee in charge comprise Mrs. Gurion l
 Bailey, Miss M. Jennie Case, Mrs He, bert |. Warrington and Miss charloti
 Galliver.