Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20
LEBANON
C E. soeiaI-Siate Family to Move to Groton - Entertainment a+ Baptist Chapel.


 Mrs Sans Throop and Miss Hattie Hewitt were in Norwich Saturday Miss Hattie King, student at the Norwich Commercial school, was at the home of her father, Clifford King, over Sunday.
 Misses Florence and Dorothy Loomis and Fred AbeIl attended the union meeting of the Christian Endeavor so-
 ciety at Norwich Town Saturday. Mrs Charles M. Geer returns today
 from Hartford, where she has been>the guest of her sister, Miss Ella Peck, for the past week
 Fred AbelI spent this week as the guest of his brother, Winthrop Abell, of Greeneville. q Misses Geneva Stark, Ruby Sweet, Adelaide Hallen and Irving Stark, MT. and Mrs. Sans Throop, MT. and Mrs, Herbert Sweet, Miss Sada Aben and Miss Gwendolyn Clarke attended the theatre at Norwich this week. MT. Wilbur of Boston was in town on business this week. Y. p s. C. E. Social. The Young Peoples society of Chris tion Endeavor held a social in the Con- gregational church parlors Tuesday
 Lebanon orchestra. There were also readings and solos. Over SIP was add ed to the treasury. Local Delegate. Fred Abell is in New London today (Saturday) as a delegate to the con- vention of tho Christian Endeavor so- ciety from the Lebanon Congregational church.
 Miss GwendoIyn Clark of Iiberty Hill was a recent guest of Miss Sada Aben.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Briggs and
 daughters. Gladys and Ruth. and Mrs
 Ned Burgess and son Donald were re- cent tG 0f friar1dz a VanfiP MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Lyman of An sonia were recent guests of MT. and
 Mrs. Frank Kingsley. Gladys Clarke of Liberty Hiii has re- l turned to her home after visiting Mrs Clement Fowler.
 Visiting on Long Island.
 Mrs. Jotham Sweezy is visiting
 friends on Long Island. Lawrence Bogue of Poquetanuck vis- ited Everett Chappell recently Fred Madley has purchased a new gasoline engine and saw outfit. George Andrews and son Merton of Willimantic and Arthur Perkins of
 New Jersey spent Thursday with Mrs George Chappell. Will Move to Groton. Mrs. Roland Slate and son were re-
 Kingsley. MT. and Mrs. Slate will soon move to Groton.
 Harry Bruce of Hartford was at Louis H. Taylor's recently. Social at Baptist Chapel.
 There was a social in. the chapel at the Baptist church last Friday even- ing. The programme, which consisted
 or vocal and instrumental solos and
 recitations, was given by MT. Patton and daughters, Misses Ruth, Grace and
 Inez Patton, of .Willimantic. There was large attendance and all enjoyed the entertainment. MT. and Mrs Fred Taylor and fam fly and Miss Adelaide Hallen were in Scotland Friday evening to attend the w. c. T. U. speaking contest. Miss Hallen was one of the judges. Mrs
 Taylor assisted with the musical part of the programme. Rev. Hollis Campbell, pastor of the Congregational church, preached al Goshen Sunday. Rev. John Knott oi | the Goshen church preached at Leba- non.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Benrett and l daughter Arlene and son Ellsworth and Mir. Bennett's sister, Miss Harriet | Bennett, of Preston Plains were guests | of MT. and Mrs. E. A. Hoxie last Sun- day.
 Charles Geer butchered seven pigs for J. Henry King one day this week Miss Alice Bill has resumed hel 1 studies at the Norwich Commercial. school