Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-05
LEBANON.
Goodwin King Marriase-Horse Killed
by Lightnins-Memorial Day Exsr-
cises-Rev /. c. Livermore In
iured.


Miss Elsie S. King and Clinton S.
Goodwin were married at their own
home in this town on Wednesday,
June 8, at - o'clock. The rooms were
decorated, the color effest being pink
and white. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin were
remembered by their many friends, in
gifts of china, gold pieces and many
| other presents. After a dinner they
were taken by automobile to the sta
ton where they started on a short
wedding trip. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. R. E. Turner, the
Episcopal service being used.
Lightning Killed Horse.
Cary Latham had his horse killed
by lightning while using him attached
to farm wagon May rs. Mr.. Latham
and his son were Frustrated and rem
dered unconscious for a time, but soon
recovered.
Congregational Notes.
Rev. Mr.. Davies of Hartford sup
piled the First Congregational church
last Sunday. In the morning he
preached an excellent and appropriate
Memorial day sermon.
The committee on arrangements for
the ordination and installation of Eu-
gene B. Smith as pastor, has fixed up
on Thursday, June 10, for the serv-
ices. The examination will take place
in the forenoon, and the remaining
services in the afternoon, commencing
at 2 o'clock.
Memorial Day Observance.
Memorial day a detail Of veterans
under the direction of c. ]. Abel, Wis
tied four cemeteries and placed
wreaths and flowers on the graves of
their fallen comrades and also over
the dust of the heroes of the revolu-
ttonary war. At noon a collation. was
served under the supervision of Miss
Sarah Abel, assisted by a number of
young ladies. AT 2 p. m, IL Grange
hail. after fine music by the South
Windhan orchestra, reading of the
Scripture by Chairman Rev. r. E.
Turner. roll call of all civil war SOL
diers in the town of Lebanon, prayer
by Rev. A. J. Park, the chairman in
troduced the speaker, Rev. w. T..
Thayer, who gave a strong and elo-
quent address with which the audi
ence appeared delighted. Music, bust
ness and the benediction closed the
patriotic exercises.
Monday afternoon the Lebanon
baseball team defeated the Crescents
Of Willimantic on the Lebanon Green.
the score being Is to 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gibbs of
Brooklyn, N. Y, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Fowl
err.
Miss Beatrice Perry is a guest in
the family of Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Roy
all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Pultz Of
Springfield, Mass, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Pultz
The foreign missionary society met
at Mrs. N. B. Royals last Friday.
Mrs. Sarah e. eager visited friends
in Ashaway and Hopkinton, R. L, re-
turning last Friday.
Miss Title Kingsley is entertain
ing Rowland Slate of Newport. r. l.,
of the U. S. marine service
Charles D. Hine, secretary state
board Of education, and his sister.
Mrs. George Darlington, have made a
handsome contribution to renovate the
Buckham pastoral library
Mrs. Anna Abel Hall, Ralph Royal,
Clara and John Abel, Wallace Sweet,
Alfred Mason, Leo Richardson and
Rodney Hewitt are visiting in their
homes in town.
Rev. L. E. .Livernore's Arm DisIocated
Rev. L. E. Livermore narrowly es-
capped death in runaway accident on
thursday afternoon. A man attempt
ed to water the horse and before il.
was observed he removed the head
stall. The animal became frantic ana
ran. j. Henry King was seated in
the carriage, conversing with Mr.. Liv
ermore, in his yard, and fortunately
escaped unhurt. but Mr.. Livermore
was dashed from the carriage and re-
ceived dislocation of his left arm
ana. It is feared, a worse injury to
his left leg.