Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
LEBANON
Meeting of ,. W. cIuh-Whist club Elects ofHosrs-FunsrsI of Hsrbst knesIand.


 MT. and Mrs. Frank Fowler and Mir and Mrs Clemont Fowler. and litKla daughter Lois. were in Hartford recently. making the trip in their au-
 ]. w.. Club Meets.
 The J. W. Club met at Mrs- Myron Peckkam's. Wednesday Afternoon. Five tables of whist were played. prizes going to Miss Ella Hoffman. first: Mra Berriee Ward. second. chocolats were served
 Miss Vera Hozie was in Norwich. Hiss Alma Manning spent the week end with Mrs Agnes Hyde. Charles Perkins was in Boston last
 ofhoers Of Whist Club.
 The Lebanon Whist club met last Friday evening in Lebanon Grange haiI- Oficers were elected for the en- suing slx months as follows. Presl- dent Charles A. Perkins, vice preai- Gladys Hewitt; treasurer. David Pit cher. The same executive commfttee | that served for the past six months were reelected
 | The following were the prize winners. Ladies first. Mrs- Myron Peckhams | second. Miss Geneva Stark; consola- | ton. 0frs- Charles Troland; gentle mems first Edward Mason second, | Howard Williams consolation Charles Sweet. At the next regular. meeting. the prizes for the highest six months scores will be given out
 L. P. Smith was in Guilford attend ing the fair.
 ing Mrs. George Durrenburger and her son. Joseph. of Portland. Conn
 Funeral of Herbert KnseIand. Funeral services for Herbert Knee land, son of Mir, and Mrs. Leroy Knee Hand was held from the Congregation- al church. at Lebanon Center. We'd | nesday afternoon at one o'clock Rev. gationaf church offered prayer and Rev. Elwe1 O. Mead. pastor of the Exeter Congregational church preach ed the funeral sermon. George Hewitt Howard Williams and Richard Bishor acted as bearers The school children with the teacher. Miss FIschr, from District No. 6. of which Herber' Kneeland was a pupil, attended thu funeral in a body There were manI | beautiful flowers. mcludfng a bouQue of choice carnations from the schoo children Burial was in Exeter cem etery.
 Amos Loenais Dies sudsnIy.
 Friends and neighbors were shoctze, to hear of the sudden death of Amo Loomis. youngest son of Mr- and Mn Nathaniel Loomis. Wednesday even ing.
 Shower for Mrs. Fuller.
 Mrs. ozo Fuller. patient at Backu hospital. Norwich. was given a post card shower. by friends and relatives on her birthday. Thursday. She re ceived many cards
 Miss Ruth Patton, entertained oos last Sunday. her sister. Miss Grac Patton of Willimantic-
 Miss Winnie Robinson was in No1 wich last Friday.
 Many at Musicale.
 Monday evening. Harry Bill. the ia. ented blind musician, gave a musicl fin Lebanon Grange hall Mir. Bin VI assisted by Miss Geneva Stark at tf piano. There was a large attendan' and all enjoyed the music and song ,. Win Have Four Basketball Teams
 The members of the Lebanon At letic club met in the club rooms Sd urday night and decided to have fol basket ball teams this season. n following men were named to sele the players, Mir. Alto Pultz. Dav Pitcher a2d Walter Burgess \ ~. ,. is visiting at Mrs. Joseph Abel'z
 MT. and Mrs Clinton S. Goodwin ei tertained on last Sunday the latter parents. MT. and Mrs. J Henry Kil or Eranklin. ArS- 1yoa 6OHen North Windham and Mss Pheo Irish of Lebanon Center.
 Farewell Sermon.
 Rev. E. J. Ayres. pastor of the Bai tist church. preached his farewell SC |. mon last Sunday.
 Miss Virginia Loomis. a teacher re South Pennington. Mss F1oren a. Loomis, a student at the Willtmani ng | Normal school. Miss Dorothy Loom ha | a student at Wsudham high and l Royce Loomis. a student at Prat mt Institute, Brooklyn. N- r.. were call home Wednesday night. owing to ( in sudden death of their youngest brot