Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-03
LEBANON

LEBANON Farewell Party Given Miss Noyes-
 Ball Team to Play colehester-Mo-
 tor Outings.
 Mrs. Edgar Tucker was i'll last week with tonsilitis.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Fowler and MT. and Mrs Joseph Blakeslee and daughter Miss Beatrice, were week end guests of friends at Danbury.
 Miss Abbie Whetmore and Miss Ethel Golf of Hartford are visiting at Mrs. William Whitmore's.
 Defeated Columbia.
 Lebanon Athletic Baseball team played the Columbia team on the home field last Saturday and won, by the score of [ to 6.
 Among those from Lebanon who attended the surprise party given MT. and Mrs. Fred Race of North Frankr lin, on their twenty-fifth wedding an- 1iversary were MT. and Mrs. c. M. Geer. Miss Marion Blakeslee, Ralph Blakeslee, Mir. and Mrs Arthur Hew- lit. MT. and Mrs. Henry Briggs MT. and Mrs. E. A. Hoxie, Mrs. William Clark. Mrs. Charles Briggs, Miss Della Briggs, Mir. and Mrs. R. L. Yerring- ton, Mrs. L. H. Ward, Miss Mil1ie Ward, Miss Kettle Ward and MT. and Mrs. Ray Manning.
 Farewell Party.
 Miss Mabel Moves was given a farewell party last Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Henry Hewitt. Miss Moves left this week for a trip to the Panama exposition.
 Mrs. Julia Geer, Elmer and Clarence Geer, and Mrs. Arthur Stevens and daughter. Ruth, attended the Robinson reunion in Franklin.
 Eek From California.
 Norman Pultz is at the home of his parents in Lebanon after spending some time in California.
 in Rockville Saturday. Sunday they attended the funeral of Mrs. Booth by's brother-in Mrs. Phoebe Irish is visiting at Mrs. Dtmon's on Liberty Hill. Miss Leora Carpenter has been visiting her. uncle at Columbia. MT. and Mrs. Fred N. Taylor and family, and Mir. and Mrs. George Ly- man were in Scotland Sunday and at tended church.
 Friday MT. and Mrs. Sweeney and Mrs. Mercy Gillette motored to Hart ford,
 MT. and Mrs. Fred N. Taylor and family, and Mir. and Mrs George Ly- man were in Scotland Sunday and at- tended church. #-s-- MT. and Mrs. William Avery of Vernon are in town for a few days. Mrs. Segar spent Sunday with her daughter, at Coventry lake. | Mrs. Mercy Gillette and Mrs. Phoebe Irish were in Norwich Monday. Motored to Providence. Last Sunday L. P Smith took Hen ry J. Williams and children, Clarence Ruby and Ruth Williams and Mir Williams nephew and niece, Walter and Nettie Williams to Providence, R L. to call on MT. and Mrs. Arthur Gil lette.
 Will Play Colchester. The Lebanon Athletic Club Baseball team plays the Colchester team on the Colchester grounds today (Saturday) | Mir. Charles Whetmore of Hartford is visiting at Mrs. William Whet- more's.
 Mir. Charles Geer and Mrs weIct Gcer's Wednesday. l Mrs. Arthur Stevens of Providence and Clarence Geer attended the exer. cises at Bacon Academy this week. Entertained For Guest. Mrs. Clinton Goodwin entertained or of Hartford, Mrs. Joseph Abell, Mrs 1 Mary Williams, Mrs. Peckham all oi Lebanon, and Mrs. William Avery oi Vernon.
 1 Miss Vera Hoxie was in Norwich or l Monday.
 | is boarding with Mrs. Mary Sweet. Mfrs. Arthur B. Hewitt, in her car was the first one to cross the new ce. | rne1ft bridge at the foot of Creamery | hill, which has just been finished by I the Wilcox Brothers. Mrs. s. B. Sweet and children l Francis and Byron, of Voluntown, arr visiting at the home of J. B. Blakles. | lee.
 MT. and Mrs. L. H. Taylor, and son Raymond, and Mrs. Barrows wen Sunday with Irving Gardner in hi! ! automobile to Manchester, Hartford and Glastonbury. County Agent F. c. Warner ana Mfr. Reyes were in town this weel | taking farm surveys. | Silas Burgess has purchased ( business car for his route. Miss Grace Burgess and nephew Maurice Burgess, and Mrs. Philips gently.
 Strawberry Supper.
 The ladies of the Baptist church l served a strawberry supper Thursday evening at the chapel. | Home From Five Days Trip.
 MT. and Mrs. JoAn Phillips ant children have returned from a fivt 1 days trip through Rhode Island. stop. ping at Exeter, Pawtucket, Providence Rocky Point, Narragansett Pier Wakefield, Perryville and Westerly While n PawtCcixet they visited MT Phillips daughter, Lena Owens An derson, a former resident of Lebanon and in Perryville. MT. Phillips mothe, who passed her 9oth birthday las Sunday and is remarkably active Mir PhiilipE' grandchildren, Gladys ant 1 Mildred Anderson returned with then l far few weeks visit. They made tn, trip by automobile. I CI4EcTEpEEIn