Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES.

friends and schoolmates at her home Friday afternoon. from 3 to 5 o'clock, celebrating her birthday.
 MISS Vary Byles Las returned from Mrs; David Reaudry was in Jewett City Wednesday to attend the funeral of her srand-nephew, John Payne MT. and Mrs. WiIifana Efsssfon of ] nesday. esrar.- s-.s.- i- sr---
 Mrs. Dora Grimes and children of Worth Adams, Mass, are nere visit MT. and Mrs. Juds;on Gardner and son. Robert, returned Monday to their home in Mtlfordr having sDentAa few game. daga with II aa45ne MT; sardners fathsr. Dr. lightning Work. s-..s.s- During. the recent severe storm a tree near ErergreenA Cemetery was struck, also zhouse on Athe sAats be longing to the PlafffAefd gWooienr O. No one was living tn- the house. IA few shingles were torn off near the
 Misses Alice and Harriet Kendall returned reH. Tuesday to .E Putnam, having
 Mrs. Samuel Collins and grand children Ruth and Phylis Baliou. spent Thursday at Ocean Beach
 Mrs: Ellen Torrey and EraMddaugh- from visit at Southampton, L. l., at the home of Charles Walkers. -9s
 Mrs. Arthur Bavaria and daughter have returned to Westerly having father. William Elliott
 Mrs. Frank Edgerton ard daughter, l Hazel, have been at Hope Valley, R. 1 T., visiting Mrs. Eiserton's parents,
 Margaret and Evelyn Wright re- | turned Monday to Worcester having | visited their grandparents, MT. and I Mrs. Robert Mcfarland. ]
 Move to Rhode Island. Richard aeogan has moved his [
 Broke His Thigh.
 Edward Blanchard, six, was badly injured Friday afternoon. He was hanging on the back of an auto truck I and Jumped off in front of Rhode Island auto and was struck and down. The lad was taken to his home and attended by Dr. Fon- taine anG was later taken to the Backus hospital, having a broken r. high and a bad cut under one arm. l, Floyd NettIeton, who is in camp or Plum Island, has been on a forty eight 1our furleugh at the home of his par 1 ,nts, MT. and Mrs. William Nettleton. 1
 Guest From Ohio. Et Wendall Brown of Cleveland, Ohio. las been visiting his brother, Beecher :, Brown at Black Hi1lr R. I. IF MT. and Mrs. Greeley Brown Have 7 eturned to t'Ieir home in Worcester, : laving spent the summer at Black Hill. Misses Mary and Elizabeth Bourque pent Saturday and Sunday at Watch Hill E( AIr and Mrs. Henry Gushing of 'rovidence visited. at John. F1etcher's
 John Fletcher spent Saturday and - sunday at New Bedford. f Hiss Frances Barber, of Woody Hin, !. l., Gardner Barber and Miss iladys Barber, of Washington, R. l., 7ere Saturday and Sunday visitors at William Deans.
 Mrs. Abby Hopkins has been the il uest of friends at Valley Falls, and t Westerly, R. I. h
 To Preach. Tomexrow. " Rev. Clarence H: Barbef of Daniel (; on will preach at the Congregational r nurch Sunday. ~''- s--'' E Mr. and Mrs. Pike and children, Earl z nd Marion have been visiting Mystic slatives
 Miss Hazel Smith has returned from Q Q
 few weeks visit with Providence Boys have been helping themselves z. ) corn in a field and cooking 1t over V fire built nearby. Their parents may ' g called upon to settle with the owner h the corn. =
 Family Reunion S A reunion and clambake was held D Y the Cutler family Saturday at the ome of Edward Cutler on School tf rect. tf Homer Blanchard was in Norwich lnday to visit his nephew at the ackus hospital. '.5 Miss Dorothta Gardner Is attend = g Norwich business college. C. Mrs. James Walsh spent Sunday at ,me, but has returned to Lawrence, ass.. where she has becn for three eeks as her oldest daughter is seri- lsly i'll in an hospital there 6. Everett Dawson has returned from ar IttonwoOds, R. L. te Patrick McGuinness has returned to s home in New York, having spent a co W weeks at the home of John akeley. --- T w Miss Lillian Cooper is teaching :" hool until Miss Beatrice Segniurn re- vers from scarlet. fever A
 Miss Edna Lil1fbridge is visiting tn ss Fredrfca Olney at Waterford. ell Miss Mary Gallager has returned Sy 'm Blackstone, Mass, where she has gi en visiting her cousin, Miss Anna a 1lager. 7F .aS -e>- de
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