Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
LEBANON
Discussion at Grange Meetine-Ath- lstic Notes-Whist Club Meets Royce Loomis Remembered by His Friends.


 Thursday evening of last week Leb- anon grange held it's meeting in Grange hall. There were readings by Sister Abell, Brothers Foster and Tucker and a discussion of the Ques- ton "Is it a feasible plan for two or more neighbors to own certain farm implements together?"
 A number of the young people from this place attended a dance at Hebron Friday evening of last week.
 Non -Grangsrs Won.
 Saturday evening at the town hall there was a basketball game, members of the Lebanon Athletic club playing against those members of the club who were also grangers. The score was 16 to 13 in favor of the Non Changers of L. A. c.
 On the Saturday evening preceding Easter those boys from out of town who were at their homes here formed a team and were defeated in a game of basketball by the L. A. c. Score, 29 to 16.
 To Leave for Europe,
 Mrs. N. E. Royal has as her guests her sister, Mrs. Stebbins, and her niece, Miss Eunice Stebbins, from Northampton, Mass. Mrs, Stebbins and daughter, Miss Buntce, expect to leave for Europe soon.
 Mrs. Sarah Gager returned to her home here Tuesday after two weeks absence.
 o. L. Pultz was in Hartford We'd nesday attending the quarterly meet ing of the Connecticut Creamery asso- citation.
 CaTl Smith of Norwich was a guest at l. w. Stark's Sunday.
 Miss A11q11Sta ppTObar of N0T1 h Franklin was at Dr. E. L. DanielsOn's last week.
 Miss Florence Loomts was the guest of Miss Helen LathrCp of Norwich Town recently.
 The Ladies Home Missionary circle met at Miss DuttOn's this week.
 Frank P. Fowler, Charles J. Abell, Ralph ROyau. George H. Hoxie L. P. Smith and Charles Perkins were in Hartford Friday of last week
 1S Tabss Of Whist
 On Friday evening Of last week the Lebanon Whist club met in Grange hall. Eighteen tables were played. An oyster supper was served at the close of the game. Those receiving prizes were: Gentlenen-F1rst Paul Blake slee; second, Joe BIakeslee. ladies First, Mrs. Mary Sweet; second, Mrs. A5ODBDLdAlOft-A-lll A. Heath. Mrs E. L. Tucker
 Mir. and Mrs. W. s. LoornIs, Miss Eva Brown and Miss Virginia oLomis were recent Norwich visitors,
 Flowers from Grange.
 Miss Hattie Hewitt called on Royce Loomis at BaclIus hospital, Norwich. recently aud presented him some flow CTS the gift of Lebanon grange.
 Ttha ra1~xrfpnc 9f ha EN5vgt (S,,z, e-v,rra tional church Sunday morning were conducted by Rev. J. o. BaTrows of Norwich Town. Tho sermon was ex- oellent. There was no meeting of the Junior EndeaYOr The Christian En- deavor meeting was led by E l.. Tucker. The president of the society. Miss Rose Standish, requested the members to send postcards on the fol- lowing Tuesday to Royce Loomis at Baolrus hospital
 J. Nelson Geer's Funeral.
 The funeral of J. Nelson Geer was held from his home in Lebanon Mon day afternoon at 3 o'clock and was . largely attended Rev. 4. J. Park of Exeter Congregational church con ducted the services. The three sons and son-ln-law of the deceased, Charles M, Elmer N. and Clarence c, Seer of Lebanon and J. Arthur Stev- ens of Providence, acted as bearers. There were many beautiful floral forms. Burial was at Lebanon. Personals.
 Mrs Annie Perry Of New London arrived at her summer home here thls week.
 Edward Gibbs of New Yorsr was in town Sunday.
 r. P. Fowler was in New York this week on business.
 Auto Trip to Middlebury. Mir and Mrs. Eugene Abel, their two children and Miss Alice B5u were guests the first of the week of MT. and Mrs, Louis Abel of NTiddIebury. malrine the trip in their automobile. They re- turned Wednesday, accompanied by Mrs. Alice Peckham and Mrs. Ida Abel who have been spending the winter in Fineland, N. J.
 The Mission circle met Tuesday a1- ternoOu with Mrs A. A. Boothby,