Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-19
EAST SIDE ITEMS
Prize Field of Granddaughter of MT. and Mrs. Lewis A. Andrews Chris tened-Summertim Vicitors and Vacation Trips.

George Albert Jencks of the Hall vile road has a IS acre field of fine looking Urica neSilage corn The aV- craze height at this stage Is If feet However it is expected to grow to height of IS or 20 feet. The average diameter at present is three inches Experienced farmers are commenting on this corn, which is the best crop seen here in a great many years The seed for the same was sold to MT. Jencks by Preston Bros. The fertilizer used was high grade fish and potash. furnished by local merchants, and 13 loads of barnyard fertilizer to the acre. The field was ployed very deep and the seed planted to a depth of seven inches. The whole crop was cultivated three times and hilled up with riding cultivator. The experiment proved tO be very successful and the result Ls surprising to the large number of passersby.
 Moved to Poquetanuek.
 John J. Cousins and family have moved from the Kinney house on Main street to Poquetanuck.
 Edward Maynard is visiting George Hildebrand of Ledyard.
 Returned from Wisconsin.
 Miss Nellie Rathbun has returned from a vacation stay spent in Wiscon- sin.
 Sherwood Potter of Boston is visit ing relatives here.
 Leroy Storms and James Cudworth are among those registered at the woonsocket house, Block Island. They will spend a weeks vacation there
 Guest from Massa-eaek Camp. George Berthold of Brooklyn. N. r. who has been athletic instructor o1 Camp Massapeack, Brooklyn '. M. C A Gardner Lake, is the guest of Mrs | a xraaE
 Raymond French of Northampton Mass, formerly of the East Side, lI visiting William Brend of No. Carter
 Mrs, Daniel Sullivan and daughter Gertrude of Main street are passing | the week with relatives in Providence
 William Wright and sister Helen returned Sunday after a short stay with friends in Jewett City. | Miss Helen Sullivan has returned after a vacation of two weeks w.tt | relatives and friends in New York, New Haven and Meriden.
 | Miss Sadie Anderson of Providence R. l., is visiting her brother, c. E Anderson, of Hamilton avenue.
 Mrs. Simon Howard of Hamilton | avenue has returned after two weeks stay with her sister Mrs. Elizabetf Dorsey, of Bridgeport
 Christening at St. Mary's Church.
 The christening of Hazel Viola daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lewis A Andrews, of the East Side, occurred Sunday at St. Mary's church Th' sponsors were MT. and Mrs. Louis An drews, grandparents of the little girl The ceremony was performed by Rev w. H. Kennedy.
 Mrs. Henry Dearing and daughters Mary and Annie, of Hamilton avenue have returned from a vacation spen with relatives in Providence. | At Months Mind Mass.
 Michael Crowley of Preston, who i. | spending the summer with his daugh- ter in Providence, MT. and Mrs. James Crowley. Michael Crowley, Jr., ana Mrs. Frederick Chapman, all of Provi- | dence were visitors in town Tuesday | attending the month mind mass in St Patricks church for the late Mrs. Mi. chael Crowley of Preston. | Miss Nora Sullivan of Main strset | has returned from a short stay wiuf relatives in Montville.
 William Bailey of Chicago, H., is visiting Mrs. Nelson Disco of Mari | street.
 MT. and Mrs. William Browne and son Edward of Park street are al Ocean Beach for a two weeks stay. | Miss Helen J. Storms, who has beer visiting her aunt and uncle, MT. and