Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-05
JEWETT CITY
Joseph Gross, of HopevirIe Missing Twsuty-four Hours. Discovered Asleep In a FieId-Fisht Followed By Five Arrests,

Joseph Cross of HopeviIle, alarmed the inhabitants on Friday afternoon. by disappearing for the space of twenty-four hours. He is elderly, and very infirm. A year ago he went to Providence to live with a daughter. but for several weeks he has been visiting his son, Howard, at Charles Wilkinson's. Friday afternoon he wandered away. and although twenty men searched the woods he was not seen until Saturday afternoon. Then Charles Reynolds found him asleep in a lot on the Lathrop farm He had climbed walls and gone across the lots, and said he waded through a pond. Ne reason could be given ex- cepting that he did not wish to re- turn to Providence. although the sub 1ect had not been mentioned to him He does not seem to have suffered any i'll effects from the exposure.
 Miss Elizabeth Larcher of Spring field Is visiting her sister. Mrs. W. T. Crumb.
 Miss Josephine Emerson is the guest of her aunt, at a house party in South Norwalk
 Congregational Picnic to Wildwood
 Park.
 The Congregational Sunday school is to hold it's annual picnic at Wild wood park next Saturday afternoon The trip will be made by automobile, leaving the vestry at 12:30. The committees appointed Sunday were: Mrs. E. A. Faust, to have charge of the refreshments with power to select her committee; Supt F. E. Robinson to arrange for transportation and Will games
 Methodist Picnic, The Methodist Sunday school pie mic is to be held at Bishops next Saturday afternoon The committee on food is Mrs. Robert Robertson, Miss Maud Barrett, Miss Bessie Mo- C1uggage and Mrs. c. H, Thornton; lemonade, Miss Esther Harris and Miss Florence Thatcher; sports, Earl Howe; ice cream, Peter McArthur; and transportation. Rev. Samuel Thatcher.
 Independence Day Guests. Peter Cooper has as his guests. Richard Nutall. MT. and Mrs. Arthur Lightbower and Arthur R. Lightbow- CT, of New Bedford. MT. and Mrs. Prank WILCOX are en- tertaining MT. and Mrs. David Mo Intosh and Miss Janet Hood. of New York
 Clambake. Baptist vestry today at 12; adults soc. children 25c-adv.
 Albert Bryant spent Sunday in Willimantic.
 Edmond Jodoin is in Brooklyn, N ', | for the Fourth His family, who have been there for several weeks, will re- turn home with him. MT. and Mrs. Louis Masse and chfl- dren are in Moosup. Miss Lena L'Heureux. e nurse ir the New London Memorial hospital is at her home for two weeks vaca- | tion.
 Misses Elsie and Minnie Foster oi Providence are guests at D. F. F1nn's. Walter Keen of Flushing, L. l., is visiting his sister. Mrs. H. D. Hew- | itt.
 Mir. and Mrs H. N. wheeloci<, Jr of New London are guests at n. N Wheelock's and Alex McNico1's. Mrs Emma Seymour, Mrs. Charles Desmarias and Miss Ida Jodoin arr at Pine Crest, R. L | Dr. Norman Tracy of Boston Is al his fathers, J. H. Tracy's- | Move From Per1fret.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Fawiey and child, recently moved here from Pom. fret, as MT. Fawiey is to be employed here. Mir. Fawley Is e brother o Mrs. Pearl Morgan.
 Mir. and Mrs- Nelson Read and chilt of Rockville are guests at Henr! Guys
 Misses Mary and Nora Driscon O