Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-11

Charles Garrett, William McGill and Robert Walker, defeated the Wall street team, comprised of Thomas Bamford, Al Cullen and Ernest Brick son, winning three out of five strings. Charles Garrett was the star bowler of challenged their opponents to meet in match next Wednesday evening.
 Joell Swanson and Joseph Radcliffe were in Grosvenordale over Sunday.
 David Durant of Jewett City was local caller Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Desautill and family of Nillimantic spent Sunday with Mrs. Philip Duhame.
 George Douvil1e of Central Village was a Sunday visitor in town.
 At Lebanon Reception.
 Miss Brown, Florence and Ethel Brown attended 9 reception in Leba- non Saturday evening.
 Arthur Coulder of Hartford, former y of Baltic, spent Sunday in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Lemorey and family of Grosvenordale are guests of Mrs. La morey's parents, MT. and Mrs. Alex ander Dupont, Jr.
 Arthur Roy was in Hartford Sun day.
 Timothy Connerton was week end visitor in Danielson.
 George Whitehouse spent Sunday in Westerly.
 John Clabby passed Sunday in Woonsocket.
 Miss Kathryn Day of Woonsocket, formerly of Baltic. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John O'Leary.
 Edward Brown who has been visit ing his aunt, Mrs William c. Smith, has returned to his home in Worces- ter.
 Fred Lasch of Providence, formerly of Baltic, is spending a vacation with his sister, Mrs. l. L. Buteau.
 Ernest Erickson was a Willimantic visitor on Sunday.
 Miss Josie Marshall was in Provi- dence Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs William Bartlett of Waterloo, N. Y. were week end visit DTS in town.
 Return from Cape God.
 Mrs. Victor H. Anderson and daugh- ters, Evelyn and Marie, who have been spending the summer at Cape Cod have returned home.
 Mrs. Timothy Day of Willimantic formerly of Baltic, was a recent visitor in town.
 Edward Farrell Jr., and Peter Hus- sey spent Sunday in Colchester
 Miss Mary Rose Phenuef, who has been the guest of Mrs. Jones, has re- turned to her home in St. Hyacinth, Canada.
 John F. Brown of Moosup, formerly of Baltic, called on friends in town Sunday.
 Louis Trudeau was a Webster visitor over Sunday. G. A. Cote and party of friends mo- tored to Worcester Sunday. F. c. Walsh of Hartford was Sun day visitor in Baltic. Will Break Camp Today. A number of local young men who have been spending a vacation at one of the camps on the Shetucket return to business today (Mcnday).
 Willis A. Ridgeway was a Sunday visitor in New London. Party for Worcester Guests.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Banford en- tertained at their home on Fifth ave- hue in honor of the Misses Carter of Worcester. Games were played and solos were rendered during the even ing. Those present were Misses Emma Carter, Ethel Garter, Mae Buckley, Ella Love. Dorothy Wood, Athol Cullen, Gertrude Swanson: also Albert Taylor Charles Garrett, Gus Swanson, Gustave Alnquist, also MT. Royal of Warren, R. I. A very enjoyable evening was spent.
 Home from New Hampshire.
 Misses V. and l.. Dupuis have re- turned to work after spending a month in Berlin, N. H. While there they vis- ited the White mountains and spent a week at Old Orchard Beach.
 Ciinton.-The Clinton dafllia growers exhibited their flowers in the lecture