Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Banister,
nGrses at the Norwich State hospi-
! tai, we're guests Of the latter's parents
over last Sunday.
Silver Weddins.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. George Chappe1l cele-
. brated their twenty-fifth wedding an
qiversary last Friday evening. Several
friends were present.
Ozro Fuller lost a horse recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Feuben Manning and
sons, Arnold and Nathaniel, and Miss
Mile Ward of North Franklin, were
callers at C. M. Geer''s, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mvron J. Hoxie spent
the past week at Liberty Hill, guests
CT tho Iatter's parents, M. and Mrs.
J.. Henry Clarke.
: one day last week while George
'Chappell was working his horses, one
fell in such a way as to cut itself.
Dr. Dow, Of Willimantic was called,
and it required twelve stitches to close
the wound.
Several Of the young people enjoyed
sled and sleigh rides to South Wind
ham last Friday evening and attended
the dance in the Fire Engine hall.
Honors at Whist.
Lebanon Whist club met in Grange
hall last Friday evening. Seven Ia
bles of whist were played. the
following winning prizes: Ladies'.
first, Miss Gladys Hewitt, second, Mrs.
David Pitcher. Consolation, Mrs. Ell
mer Pu1tz. Gentlemen's, first. Carl
HalIen; second, David Pitcher. Conso-
latiCn, James Thomas.
Mrs. Fred Stark of Goshen was
valling at Mrs. Aden Spaulding's re-
Gently.
Miss Bertha Perry of New London,
has been spending some time in town
visiting Mrs. Henry Hewitt and Mrs.
N. B. Royal
Mark Carpenter of Hartford was the
guest over Sunday of his father, Ben
jdmin Carpenter.
Lawyer Ralph Royal of New York
was the week end guest of his mother,
Mrs. N. B. Royal.
Delegate to Norwich Meeting.
Fred Abel was in Norwich last
Saturday as a delegate to the Chris
tan Endeavor meeting. He spent
Saturday night with his brother, Win
throp Abel, of Greeneville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Pultz were week
end guests of friends in Hartford.
Miss Lena Fuller, a student at the
Norwich Free Academy. spent the
week end with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Willis Fuller.
Sunday Mrs. Elizabeth Lille enter
tanned Mrs. Ade1I Spaulding, Mrs. Kate
Cobb, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lille, and
daughter, Arlene. of this place, and
James and Charles Nichols Of Will
mantle.
This week Ed. Caples was in Provi-
dence, to attend the funeral of his
brother, Daniel Caples.
Miss Ruby Sweet was in Norwich
over last Sunday.
Birthday Surprise.
Louis Taylor was given a pleasant
surprise on his ffty-ffth birthday, last
Monday evening. Covers were laid
for sixteen guests and the following
was Olives na1yn
cream and cocoa.
Henry Sweet was in New York re-
Gently.
Grange Has Bean Race.
Lebanon grange met in Grange hal
last Thursday evening. A specia
programme was arranged by the lee
turer, Mrs. Christie Foster. During
race, between the brothers and sisters
which was won by the brothers. Al
the next meeting there will be {
chicken pie supper as a special fea.
ture.
ST. Patrick's Social.
There was a ST. Patrick's Day socia
at the Congregational church parlors
Tuesday evening The decorations
were in green and white and every.
thing was carried out in that olol
scheme.
Games and peanut hunts were enjoy.
GG' supper WAS served ana a SOOC
round sum was added to the treasuary
To Extend State Road.
At a special town meeting held il
the town hall Wednesday afternoon i
was voted to hire money to extend the
state road from the end of the las
piece of state road put in to the
Franklin line. This would then make
q good road from Lebanon Center t.
the town line at Lebanon station ant
Franklin.
A sled load of people came from
Goshen Tuesday evening to attend TIT
social at the Congregational church.
Miss Stella Bugbee, local telephone
operator, was given a post card shove
by the members of the J. w. club il
honor of her birthday.
E. A. Hoxie has had four hourse
sick with distemper, during the pas
week. and has required the services
Of veterinarian from Norwich.
Fred Hoxie has just received a ca.
load of COWS from Vermont