Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
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East Norwich Teacher in Center SchooI-Grange Hears Address by Putnam Suffrasist.

MT. and Mrs. Lewis Reed of Dan- bury spent the week end with the lat ters brother, F. P. Fowler,
 Mrs. H. w. Sweet and Mrs. AdelI Spaulding were in Willimantic Fri day.
 Robert T. Lill1e spent the week end with friends in Westerly, R. l.
 MT. and Mrs. Willis Fuller and daughter Lena spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Briggs and family.
 Norwich Teacher Returns.
 Miss Mae Fischer of the East Side. Norwich, returned Sunday to resume her duties as teacher in the Center school.
 Miss Amelia Fuller of Columbia ia visiting her brother, o. D. Fuller.
 William Bradley of New Canaan and Cleveland Frost, formerly of Kentucky. now of Yale university, were recent visitors at N. s. Loomis'.
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis Reed of Dan bury, MT. and Mrs. F. P. Fowler. MT Mrs. E. N. Hewitt of this place mo- tored to Stafford Springs, Ellington and EagleviIle Sunday Mrs. c. $. Goodwin entertained Saf- urday Mrs. H. M. Peck, Mrs. c. M, Geer and daughter Myra, Mrs B. A. Hoxie, Mrs. Myron Hoxfe of this place and Mrs. M. D. Whitaker and children of Worcester, Mass. Misses Vera and Doris Briggs have l returned home after visiting their aunt, Mrs. Sarah Gager, of North
 Mrs. c. M. Geer and Mrs. M D. Whitaker were in Brooklyn and Scot l land Tuesday.
 Preston City Guests. 1 MT. and Mrs. Charles Benjamin and daughters of Preston City were Sun- l day callers in town. { l returned from an auto trip through 1 Vermont.
 Mrs H. M Peck, Mrs. c. M. Geer and Mrs. M. D. Whitaker spent Mon day with Mrs. ID. A. Hoxie Tuesday Mrs. Myron Hoxie enter 1 tained Mrs. J. H. Clarke and daughter Gwendolyn of Liberty Hill and Mrs. l Hermon Strong and son Roland of An sonia.
 Mrs. C. s. Goodwin spent ,WeanesL ] day with Mrs. c. M. Geer. 1 Mrs J. A. Randall was aerecent vis- itor with her sister, Mrs N. 0. Fuller.
 Attended Rockville Fair. A. c. Williams and Eugene Maynard ! attended the Rockville fair Wednes- day.
 Mrs. Jane Card was in 1Willimantdo ! Monday.
 James, stedman spent Sunday and Monday with his daughter, Mrs, Ed. Card, of South Windham
 MT. and Mrs. Clernont Fowler=wers in Norwich Wednesday, 1 Spoke on Suffrage. fF At the regular meeting of the grange Thursday evening the lecturers hour was taken by Mrs. Bartlett of Put nam, who spoke in the interests of woman suffrage. Monday night three ladies from the suffrage league will | speak to the public.
 l MT. and Mrs. Frank Moves have been entertaining MT. and Mrs. Amasa s. Williston of Tiverton, R. I.
 Pastors Sunday Subject.
 Rev. H. A. Campbell will spea1 Sunday: morning on the subject 'iAp- pies of gold in settings of silver, ol the church in relation to the socta l problem" ...
 Mrs. William Totten of Long Islam spent Thursday with Mrs. W, A. fPultz
 William Sweet and Robert IAlIit were in Norwich Thursday
 L. P. Smith and S. w. Throop at tended Rockville fair Wednesday. Equal Suffrage Meeting Oct. 2d. l A public equal suffrage meeting i to be held at the grange hall in, ,Leb anon Monday, Oct. 2d, at D. m. Rev MT. Campbell will preside. Tn, speakers will be Miss Katharine Lud ington, chairman, New London county and Miss Daphne Selden, county or ganizer.