Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-26
WILLIMANTIC

igin Saturday morning. Neighbors were unsuccessful in fighting off the flames. The loss is estimated at about 5000. The residence was owned by Mir. Paterson of Hartford who made it his temporary home at intervals. MT. Paterson was ;ast seen Friday evening.
 Ostas Chenette and Herbut Micha, pro- prietors of the Center street garage have brought suit to recover damages of s1UO from R. Meyers of New Haven and the case will be heard before justice of the peace January 8.
 The Canton Windham No. ., I. o. o. F., have elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Captain, T. E. Olson /; lieutenant, Ralph Scrfbner; ensign, Ar thur Sweet; clerk, Louis B. Wilson and accountant, Walter E. Thompson. The officers will be installed in January. Mir. and Mrs. George A. Bartlett left Sunday to spend the holiday in New York with friends.
 Mr. and Mrs William Hurley spent the holiday with relatives in Bridgeport. MT. and Mrs. A. C. Fersnns and fam fly spent Christmas in Winsted.
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Shea and two lit tie daughters, of Providence spent Christ mas with MT. and Mrs. Michael Moriar, y of this city.
 William 11uSneS CT spent holiday with Miss Mabel Jenkins daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. William Jenkins of this city
 Miss Eva Cote is spending the holiday vacation with relatives in Montreal.
 Mrs. 4. A. Goodwin, matron Of the Films, spent Christmas in South Mauches- ter.
 Students from Connecticut college who spent Christmas at their home in this i city were, the Misses Tryon, Doris Bradway, Helen Holbrook and Claire Cal 1 nen.
 , Miss Sarah Abbe of Wheaton college has arrived for the vacation part of which she will spent in EngIewooi, N J., and in New York. l MT. and Mrs. William H. Bransfield of Schenectady, N. T., were the guests ot MT and Mrs. John M. Bransfield and | family over the holiday.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Huber spent the holiday in Hartford.
 Miss Helen Loisell of New London anC l Miss Claire Loisell of Hartford, spent Christmas with MT. and Mrs. Harry Du- mas of this city.
 Miss Eva Perry is spending a week with her sister in Providence. Miss Margaret Allen, teachar at the l Oaks school is spending the vacation al her home in Grand Rapids, Mich.
 Mrs. Frederick Hall, spent Christina. in Belleville, N. J.
 Miss Louisa Staebner and Miss Mari on Afford of New Haven spent the holi day in this city.
 Chester Andrews is gncst of Rev. 4 D. Carpenter who has a parish in Ter rington and was formarly of this city. P. J. Hinds and family motored to New ark, N. J., Sunday to be the holiday guests of Hr. Hinds's mother, Mrs. Mar1 Hinds.
 John Leo Sullivan of St. Johns Frel school. Boston, is spending the vacation with his parents in this city. Marcel Obernesser of New Haven ii spending the Christmas vacation with hi parents in this city. Morris Druker, formerly of this cit! and now of Boston is spending q feV days with relatives in this city.
 Mrs. Frank Read entertained MT. an( Mrs. Harry Broadway of South Man chester over Christmas.
 There were 24 birth fin the town OI Windham during the month of NovamOe, which were recorded at the office of TcWT Clerk Frank P. Fenton, sixteen macs ana eight femals. The list IS as fellows: 1-Gartain J., son of Samre lana Min nie Foti Lautiere.
 2-Robert Arthur, son Of Adelard ant race Moran Lord.
 3.-Alice, daughter of John and Kath crime Porenda Michalski.
 3.-Robert Alexander, IT,, son of Rob ert Alexander and Jennie Alice Harve! Ham.
 4.-Loretta, daughter of Henry anc Mary Gumincura Furtek.
 5.-Eleanor Mabel, daughter Of Will liaE1 and Laura Mabel Garden Weeks
 Bert Amos, son of Albart and Odins lLaFlamme Bigelow.
 8.-Rita Beatrice, daughter of Alfret and Marian Larow Noel
 1o.-Shirley, daughter of Leon and LII