Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-05


bers Entertained by Folk Dancing.
Last Saturday the Lebanon Athletic
Baseball team played on their own dia-
mond the Greeneville team and de-
feated them, lis.
Misses Virginia and Florence Loom
is are visiting their grandmother, Mrs.
Emma Warner of Franklin.
Mrs G. M. Geer and daughter, Miss
Myrar spent Wednesday with Mrs
Myron J. Hoxie.
Mrs. Frank Noyes entertained Tues
day, Mrs. Arthur Stevens and daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Stevens, Of Providence
R. I.
Lesson in Cattle Judging.
Earle E. Hoxie was in Stonington
Wednesday,, to attend the lesson in
cattle judging given by Prof. Karl
Musser of Storrs Agricultural College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel S. LOOMS
entertained over Sunday Prof. Dwight
Robinson of Yale university, New
Haven.
Mrs. Mary Williams is in New Jer-
sey spending a month with relatives.
Louis Abel of Boston is spending
a, week with his mother, Mrs. Joseph
Abel
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Hewitt are at
Matunick Beach for a month.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Blanchard
spent Monday in Hartford.
Mr.. Canedy Of Boston has purchased
the Latham property.
Thrown From Horse.
Miss Dorothy Burgess was thrown
from a horses back Sunday and rem
dered unconscious. She was injured
about the head and shoulders, but is
well on the way to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patton and daughters,
Ruth, Grace and Inez, of WiIlim3ntic,
are spending two weeks with Mrs.
Paton's sister, Mrs. Charles Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Reid of Danbury
spent the weekend with Mrs. Reds
brother and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Fowler.
Mrs. Nathaniel LOOMS was in Nor
WiCh Town Thursday, attending the
funeral of Mrs. Edwin H Willard
Richard Bishop was in Hartford
Monday to have his eye treated. The
doctor says that in time his eye viii
be all well and as strong as ever
Spent Social Afternoon.
Miss Gladys Hewitt entertained a
number of young lady friends last
Friday afternoon. They brought their
fancy work and enjoyed a social time.
Royce LOOMS was q, recent guest of
Herman Brown of Columbia.
Susprised BY Schoolmatee.
party last Friday evening when twenty
party last Friday evening, when twenty
two friends, sChOolmates in the class
Of 1915, from Windham High school,
gathered at his home. Dancing and
card playing were enjoyed during the
evening. Guests were present from
Columbia, Scotland and Willimantic.
Folk Dancing at Grange.
Last Thursday evening Lebanon
grange met ana as it was Ladies' night,
special programme was arranged.
The important part was folk dancing,
under the direction of Miss PaschaI of
Wiuimantic. There were also readings
by Mrs. Herbert Sweet. Mrs Edwin
Danielson, and Mrs. Joseph BIakeslee.
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Mary Brown spent Thursday
in Norwich.
Mrs. Willis Fuller and daughter, Miss
Lena are i'll.
George Hewitt has entered the en-
ploy Of Hopkins & Allen Arms Co. at
Norwich
Daniel Carpenter of Hartford was
the guest over Sunday Of his father,
Benjamin Carpenter.
Mrs. John White has returned to
New London after spending two weeks
with Mrs. Phoebe Irish.
Mrs. Carrie Post of Norwich, is visit
ing Mrs. Mercy GIlett
Miss Clara Abel of Union City
| John Abel Of New York, and Charles
Abel of New Britain, and Miss Gwen
| 7olyn Clarke of Liberty Hill. were at
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. AbeITs over Sun
! day.
Miss Augusta Pember Of North
! Franklin is visiting Mrs. Willis Fuller
Congregational Church Closes.
The Congregational church is closed
| as Rev. Hollis A. Campbell is en-
| joying two weeks vacation.
Monroe Pultz was in New London
! Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto PuItz and M,
and Mrs. Monroe PuItz, were in Nor
Wich Wednesday.
! Mrs. Arthur Williams, Miss Ella
| Williams, Mrs. Henry Hewitt and Mrs
AdeI Spaulding spent Friday in Will
/ mantle