Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-07
New London County
LEBANON
Local Grange Furnishes Entertainment Program at S<eting Of sozrah Grange-Mc-noriaI Service for Rob- crt PaImer-Suffrage Meeting.

sIOSt eN o><~hiii9 O' ES@i Si' Grange-McanoriaI Service for Rob. crt PaImer-Suffrage Meeting.
 Mrs. A. Lillie returned Sunday after spending a few days with Misses Amy and Alice of Wiliimantic.
 Miss Sarah c. Danielson is visiting friends and relatives in Danielson.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Hewitt were re- cent visitors with MT. and Mrs. Julian Williams of Norwich.
 pr. Henry Sweet of Hartford spent a few days recently with his daughter Mrs. K. F. Bishop.
 Mrs. William Totten has returned to her home in Huntington, L. l., after spending two months with her son. William Totten, Jr. of this place,
 Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Pultz, Mrs. Cor nelia Totten of this place and Mrs William Totten of Huntington, L. l., motored to Norwich Saturday.
 Robert T. Lillie and Alfred Madley spent Monday in South Wilmington.
 w. ?. Lille of North Franklin spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. D. c. Liliie.
 Invited to Bozrah.
 Oct. 4th Lebanon grange, No. 21, P. of H., was invited to meet with the Bozrah grange. members from Lebanon grange furnishing ihe entertainment, consisting of folk dancing, dialogues and music.
 Mrs. Wealthy Reed, who has been boarding at Mrs. Mary Sweets for the past year. has gone to Hartford, where she will live for the present.
 A social dance was held in Grange hall Friday evening. Music was fur nished by Richard Bishops Victrola.
 Five Tables of Whist.
 The J. w. club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. A. F. Hewitt. There were five ia blaS pf whist Ppizas- e11f fO the following: First Miss Ella Hoff- mar; consolation, to Mrs J. E. Bur- gess. A dainty lunch of sandwiches cake, coffee and NaDiscos was served. Mrs. Lewis Potter. with her children returned Saturday to Wakefield, R. I. father. c. s. Briggs. The trip was made in Stanley Briggs automobile accompanied by Mrs. George Briggs. Mrs. Sarah Gillette returned Sun day to her daughters, Mrs. Hattie Eooinson's, after spending some time with her niece, Mrs. F. G. Stark.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hoxie and son Earle and MT. and Mrs. Myron J. HOXie rhotoraG to West Wilmington Saturday and callsd on friends
 Home From Wedding Trip.
 MT and airz. Frederick F. Manning returned Saturday tu the home of the latters' parents. Mir. and Mrs. F. A.
 
 the Nv England states.
 --iSs Florence w, LoOnis left Thurs day for Putnam, where she is to be a substitute teacher in the first grade. Arc: H: A. Campbell is visiting rela- tives in Springfield, Mass.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hoxie, Mrs. H. II. Peck and Mrs. NJ. D. Whitaker were in Daniejson and Sterling Tuesday.
 l.. P. Smith and New Haven friends attended Danbury fair Thursday.
 
 A!l-Day Meeting.
 The Ladies Aid society held an aIl- day meeting in the church parlors on Thursday. At noon lunch was served Westerly R. l., recently spent a few days with M~. and Mrs. s. ". Throop Dr. Beroni Sweet and wife of SprinSfield, Mass, were week end wis itors with relatives in town.
 Miss Hattie Robinson is making her home with Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Daniel son for the winter.
 MT and Mrs. William Browning and MT and Mrs. Hazard Browning of Providence, R. T., spent Sunday with their brother and his wife, MT. and Mrs. R. S. Browning.
 Mrs J. N. Daggett of Brooklyn N r. IS spending some time with her Q daughter, Mrs. F. A. Burgess.
 Leave for New York.
 Mrs. Stebbins and daughter Eunice of Northampton, Mass who have been spending some time with the formers sister. Mrs. N B. Royal, have re- turned to New York, where they are to stay for the winter
 Mrs: l.. p. Smith was 2 recent visitor with friends at Norwich Town.
 Mr and Mrs. F. P Fowler are spending few days with the formers sister, Mrs. Lewis Reed, of Danbury, and attending the fair.
 l.. r. Smith has purchased a seven passenger touring car.
 MISS Sophia Dolbeare returned We'd nesday after spending three weeks with relatives in New Bedford and Danvers, Mass. VI D J. B. BIakeslee has returned after spending week with relatives and friends at Waterbury. watertown, Walnut Beach and New Haven.
 Rev. IT. A. Campbell will speak Sun day morning on the subject Church Efficiency in Relation to the Religions and Social Problems There is a growing interest in the treatment of the problems and she discovery of what 10 60 and how . do it for community A memorial service was held for Robert Palmer Sunday afternoon in the Baptist church, of which he was a member. Beautiful flowers were sent rom Springfield and many friends. +CHuS were present rom W1luman- tic, Colchester, Liberty Hill and Franklin. The choir sang Beautiful lslc of Somewhere, Abide With Me. and Lead, Kindly Light.
 Mrs. Roland Slate and son have re- turned to Groton after spending some lime with the formers mother, Mrs. Frank Kingsley.
 Mrs. O. B. Clark of WilIinantfc is visiting Mrs. w Blanchard. Mrs: J.: Henry King of Franklin and Mrs. c. s. Goodwin of this place spent Wednesday in Norwich with Mrs. Martha Cross.
 A meeting was held at Mrs. J. 5Weezy's Tuesday afternoon to hear he suffra gette speakers who were un- Aple to come Monday evening