Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-23
LEBANON


Hon. A. L. Blair.
Mrs. Herbert Sweet visited her sis
Gently. $500
Mr.: and Mrs. Irving w. Stark and |
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Church |
III or Rocky Hill over Sunday.
Miss Edith Tucker. Of New London. |
spent few days last week with Mrs.
Charles Troland-
New YORK, were guests over Sunday
Pitcher.
Miss Grace Patton, of wInimantic
spent Friday night with her sister.
Miss Ruth Patton at Mrs. Roland
Browning's.
Miss Janet Gardner. Of Yantic. Wis
tied Mrs. Arthur L Hewitt recently.
Miss Marion Blalxeslee. who teaches
IN Voluntown. was at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Biakesiee.
over Sunday.
}. w. Club Meets.
The ]. w. Club met with Mrs
Mrs. Charles Troland. on Town street,
Wednesday afternoon Three tables
OF whist were played The following
won prizes. Mrs. Carrie Hewitt FIRST
and Mrs. Raymond Manning, second.
Salad. sandwiches. cake. cookies and
hot chocolate were served.
Volunto~n Singer Heard.
Charles and Barbara Tender Of
Noluntown were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs ]. 3. Blakeslee over Sunday
Miss Barbara Tsendler sang The
Holy City" at the morning service at
the Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Goodwin were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Clark
OF Mansfield Hollow over Sunday.
At TIE Whist Club.
The Lebanon Whist Club met In
Grange Hail last Friday evening
Eleven. tables OF whist were played
The following won the prizes for the
evening: Gentlemen's-frst. Myror
G. Peckham. second. Arthur E Hew-
lit; consolation. Fred A Burgess
, Ladies'-frst Miss Edith Tucker;
second. Miss Ruby Sweet: consola.
ton. Mrs. Arthur Hewitt. The prizes
for the highest six months score.
were awarded the following: Gentle
men's-first- Charles Sweet: secnoS
Joseph Blakeslee; consolation, Lot
Peckham; ladies-nrst. Mrs. Myror
Peckham: second, Miss Geneva Stark
. consolation. Mrs. Karl Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Standish ant
daughter. Of Westchester, are visitinl
Mr.. Standish's cousin. Mr.. Charlie
Standish and family.
Miss Larkham and Miss Mary Stan
dish spent Tuesday in Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Pultz and MI
/ and Mrs. Amos J. Lille returned Sun
day evening from a tour OF two week
through the Catskills. up the Hudson
and to other places in New York
AIR. and Mrs. Frank Fowler MI
and Mrs. Clement Fowler and daugh
ter and Miss Sarah Peckham OF West
erly. were at Storrs. Sunday.
Spoke at Grange Hall.
Hon. A. L. Blair. OF New York. CAV
a lecture in the Grange Han las
Thursday evening.
II
ed az the Baptist church last Sunda,
and he will speak this coming Sun
day.
Miss ]. Case Of New London Ia
been engaged TO teach at District NJ
., to Ill the vacancy caused by Mis-
Carrie Miller's resignation
Mrs. Sarah eager. Mr.. and Mr.
Henry Briggs and children visite
friends recently at Matunuck an
Wakefield. r. l.
Nebraska Guest.
Sheldon Peck. of Blair, Nebraski
has been visiting his cousin, Mrs
Ill Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Lyon
South Canterbury spent Tuesday wi,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Geer and Mrs !
NJ. Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Royal are vi.
iting in Atlantic City.
Harry Bruce Of Hartford was a :,
cent guest at L. II. Taylor's.
Alfred Mason and Mr.. Ross.
Hartford. spent the latter part Of Il
past week with Mr.. Mason's parent
They spent Saturday hunting.
Miss Virginia Loomis. OF South Fai
mtnEton and Miss Alice Kellogg a
spending the weekend with Mr.. ar
Mrs. y. S. Loomis.
Miss Sarah Peckham OF Westerly
visiting her sister. Mrs. Frank Fov
Ter.
Wallace Blakeslee, son Of Mr.. AZ
Mrs. B. T. Blakeslee is gaining. so tn
one day the past week. he took a Re
STEPS. His sister. Miss Edith Blake
lee. is now III with the same trouble
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank K Noyes al
daughter. Miss Mabel Noyes have be,
visiting friends in Rhode Island III
week.
Death of Miss Dutton-
Miss buttons death Friday mornii
has cast q gloom over the whole cor
munity. Always a resident of II
town. she has been a tower OF strengt
a power for good both in the town a
especially in the church.
MT GOSHEN