Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-08

From St. Louis-BaIi Team Defeat ed by South Wjndhan-Acciden to Young Patriots-N. B. Williams Breaks Rib. l MT. anderNTrs. Frank K. Moves and 1 daughter, Miss Mabel, mutored to New 1 Hampshire last week to visit rela- l tiVes.
 Miss Helen Whitmore of Hartford is visiting friends and relatives in town,
 A large number from here were in Norwich Fourth of July attending the preparedness parade and fireworks Mrs. Myron J. Hoxie entertained re- gently her sister, Miss GwendoIyn Clarke of Liberty Hill Mrs. Clinton $. Goodwin spent the Fourth with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. Henry King of Franklin. Mrs. William Blanchard entertained a few days recently Mrs Theresa Gid man Turner of WiIIimantic
 MT and Mrs. Samuel Adams, Mrs. Bowen and Mrs. Julia Lyman, all of WIlllmantic, were calling at Mrs Jo- seph Abel's and MT. William BIanch- ards Sunday.
 Miss Celesta Backus of South Wind ham spent few days recently with Miss Alice BlakesIee.
 Prof. Robinson in Town.
 Edwin Robinson and son, Albert, of St. Louis, Missouri, are at the formers brothers, William Robinson's, for the summer. Mir. Robinson, a former res ident of Lebanon, is a professor in a school at St Louis Miss Lila Carroll of Worcester is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clark Stan dish
 Miss Anna Duryea, of WiI1imanttc was al MT. and Mrs. Karl Bishops re- gently.
 South Windham Wins Two Games.
 Last Saturday the Lebanon Athletic baseball team went to South Windham and was defeated 9-8. On the Fourth the South Windham team came to town and the Athletic club team was again defeated 16-7.
 Many Attend Dance.
 There was 9 dance in Grange hall Monday evening to music by Lymau's orchestra. Clayton Lyman of Colum- bia prompted. There was a large at tendance, many coming from sur rounding towns.
 The grange gave 9 strawberry sup per and entertainment in Grange hall last Thursday evening. There was large attendance and all enjoyed the program which consisted of musical numbers recitatiOns. etc.
 Miss Clara Abell of Union City, John Abeu of New York and Charle AbelI of New Britain were guests of their par ents, Town Clerk and Mrs. C. J. Abeu, over the holiday.
 Clam Chowder Dinner.
 On the Fourth a number of the tOWnspeCple went to Pitchers woods and enjoyed a clam chOwder dinner and had social time.
 CeIebrators Injured.
 Lavene Pultz, son of MT. and Mrs Otto L. Pultz, had his eyebrows scorched and his face burned a little fiy,f~.cr ffTelyyvoF-- evening.
 Richard Bishop, only son Of MT. and Mrs. Karl Bishop, was badly hurt when some powder he was handling exploded in his face, filling his face with powder and tearing his lip so four stitches were required to close the wound. He was taken to St. Jo- seph's hospital, Willimantic, for treat ment.
 Steven Carpenter and L W. Stark were in Mantle Sunday, calling on Mark Carpenter. who is in camp there
 Mrs. Herbert Sweet went to Staf- ford Springs Wednesday to visit her parents.
 L. P. Smith spent the Fourth in
 Clifton Sweet was at his mothers, Mrs. Mary Sweets over the Fourth.
 Misses Amy and Alice LiIIie were guests of their brother and wife, MT. and Mrs. Amos J. Lillie over the hol- iday
 MT. and Mrs. Monroe Whetmore are visiting MT. and Mrs. William Whet- more.
 Teaching in New Jersey.
 Ethel Richardson left Wednesday for New Jersey where she is to teach during the summer
 MT. and Mrs. James Stedrnan spent Sunday in South Windham.
 MT. and Mrs. MyrOn Peckham and family spent Sunday in Wakefield, R. T., witA MT. Peckhanl's parents.
 MT. Ernest Church and Mrs Minnie Raffner of Hartford spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Otto PuItz.
 Enjoyable Gathering.
 There was a happy gathering Sun day at Mrs. Hattie SegaT's, including her mother, Mrs. Mary Walker, and MT. and Mrs. Frank Walker of Will limantic, Mrs. George Harley, Ruth Fullerton, her brothers, Wilfred and George, Miss Gertrude Sullins, all of Pawtucket, R. l., Mrs. Nellie Thayer and sons, Winnie and Euclid, of the Colchester road. They partook of a fine collation. of strawberries, cake and ice cream.
 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Peckham and child are at ETyron Peckham's for visit.
 1r and Mrs. Irving Church, Err nest Church and Mrs. Minnie Raffner of Hartford were calling on friends in town, the Fourth.
 Mrs. Emma Burgess of New York is at George Martins for the month.
 Sunday Mrs. John Burgess enter tained a family party Of fifteen.
 Rib Broken by Fall.
 Last Friday Nathaniel B. Williams, one of the oldest residents of town. caught. his foot in the tall grass and fell in such a way as to break a, rib.
 Miss MiIlie Ward is visiting her brother, Harry Ward, who has been quite sick.