Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27
LEBANON
Dance In Grange Han - Nathaniel Williams Active at s4 = Mrs. Liver- more Home from Florida.


 There was dance in Grange hall Friday evening. Lyman's orchestra of Columbia furnished music and Clay ton Lyman an was promoter. There was large attendance many coming from Willimantic, South WIndham, Colun- bia. and Mansfield.
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis and family of Provtdence were callers at B. A. Hoxie's, Sunday.
 Miss Mabel Moves Is home, after spending some time with friends and Miss Retta Huntington of Yantic, on Mrs. L. F. Smith last Friday Mrs: John Coughlin of Yantic was at Mrs. D. A. Hoxie's
 Hoxie and son, Herbert and daughter, Miss Mabel, and Henry Knott, mo- tored to Hartford, WethersaeId and vicinity.
 County Agent F. c. Warner, of the Improvement League was calling in town Tuesday.
 Loring Lord of Hebron was in town Monday.
 Wouldn't Play Game Out.
 The Lebanon Athletic baseball team played the Columbia team on the home grounds Saturday afternoon. The Columbias couldn't or wouldn't AOAAC Oy IuC 0CC4SEO41Se OI the umpire ana when the was about half over they went home. The score of the nine.
 MT. and Mrs. Winthrop Alben and son. of Greeneville, were recent guests of Mrs. Carrie Abell
 Mrs. Otto L. Pultz. who wac taken to St. Joseph's hospital, Willimantic, one day last week, for an operation, Is recovering and it is expected she will be at home before long.
 William Totten Sr, Of Long Island. is the guest of Glis son and daughter in-law, Mir. and Mrs. William Totten
 Ninety-four Years Old.
 Nathaniel Williams, one of the old est residents of this place. was ninety four years old the 22nd of May. His birthday was quietly observed several friends calling in the evening to ex- tend congratulations. MT. Williams IS very active and is seen out of doors dearly every day.
 MT. and Mrs. James Wells of Can terbury moved their goods this week to the Peter Keiser place.
 Miss Hattie King, who has been at lending the Norwich Commercial school is at the home of her father MT. and Mrs, Clinton $. Goodwin en- tertained on Sunday, Mir. and Mrs Frank Walker, Mrs. Frank Avery of " NilimaEtlc, MT. and Mrs. Henry King and Miss Lillian Hahn of Franklin.
 The members of the Thread City Cyclers' Mandolin club of WiIlimantic came to Lebanon, Wednesday evening and gave a concert.
 Mrs. Livermore Returns.
 Mrs. Ellen Livermore of Kissimme Fla, arrived in town for the summer
 MT. Reed o Danb1,ry, z suent the weekend with his sister and her hus. band, MT. and Mrs. Frank Fowler.
 Frank Moves, who recently fell from his wagon and injured his side is re- covering.
 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Alien and chil- dren of Groton spent Sunday with MI, and Mrs. Sam Throop.
 Mrs. Henry Hewitt and Mrs. [. P smith spent Sunday in New London guests of Mrs. Bertha Perry.
 Dr. Henry Sweet and John Sweet o1 f1artIord were recent guests of MT and Mrs. Karl Bishop.
 Mrs. Harold Cummings of Hebron is visiting Mrs. Everett Hewitt.
 Mrs. Fred Willoughby of Scotland spent the weekend with MT. and Mrs Fred N. Taylor.
 Mrs. James Pendleton returned tr Miss Hattie Hewitt's, after spending scme time with Mrs. Harold Maine oi Winoblan. chauncey Williams and George Hewitt motored to Keene, N. H., Sum- day morning and returned Monday evening. They were guests of MT and Mrs. Rodney Hewitt, while there
 The l.. A. C.. baseball team expecte to play the Colchester nine at Col. chester today (Saturday).