Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-14

Votes to Buy s1oo Liberty Bond
 Lords Point Season to. Open the
 18th.
 Mir and Mrs Thomas Weir eele- brated Sunday the twenty-ifth anni- versary of their marriage at their home on Greenmanville avenue About friends called. Music was furnished and supper. was served Mir. and Mrs. Weir were recipients of many beauti- full gifts.
 Attended Funeral.
 Harry Mackenzie, $. S. Brown Mac Kenzie, Mir and Mrs. Enos NJ. Gray, Mrs. George A. Mackenzie, Miss Isa- belle Mackenzie and Mrs. George W. Keigwin were in Bradford Wednes- day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Eli zabeth chappell. held in the First Baptist church. Burial was in the Palmer burying ground in Canonchet, R. I.
 Foreman Resigns.
 At a meeting Of B F. FIoxie Engine company held in their rooms on Cot treH street, the resignation Of the foreman Edward McKone was read. No definite action was taken. Mir. Mo Kone has enlisted in the naval reserve and expects to be called any day. It seemed advisable by the company to let the officers remain a they are for the present. It was also voted by the company to take $100 Liberty loan. sewed for Red Cross.
 Phebe Packer Rathbun tent. Daugh- ters of Veterans Sewing society. met at the home of Mrs. Frank Bailey on West Mystic avenue on Wednesday afternoon and sewed for the Red Cross society.
 Grand Officers Visitation.
 Charity Chapter, Order of Eastern Star. held an interesting meeting on Tuesday evening in Masonic temple at 6.3o o'clock Supper was served in the banquet hall to over 15o mem bers and guests, after which the meet ing was opened. The work of the or der was done in a splendid manner. There were present the grand officers of the chapter and visitors from New London. Stonington and Westerly. It was the annual Visitatio of the grand officers, one of the most important events in the year
 To Go to Old Mystic Exercises.
 In the flag raising exercises to be held at the Baltic church in Ord Mys- tic Company A and Company D of this village are to participate. They will assemble at Liberty Pole square at 1.S0 o'clock in unoforms and march to Old Mystic. Captain Fish and Captain Taylor will be in charge of the companies.
 Lords Point Season Opening.
 Lords Point post office opens this week on the fifteenth for the sum mer. It will remain open for a per iod of three months and perhaps longer if the patronage at the off1ce warrants it. Property owners and residents are looking forward to the busiest season the Point has ever seen. The street lights will be turned on the fifteenth for. the summer and the ferry between the Point and the bor ough will commence to make regu- lar trips. James Lord has been work ing on the streets for some time and has them in fine condition. Capt James Sistare Inn at the top of the hill is very near completion and will
 Motored to PittsfieId.
 Philip J. Butten and daughter Miss Inez Butten, his mother, Mrs. Philip Butten and his son, Philip Jr, have returned from an automobile, trip to Pittsfield. Mass, where they visited MT. Butten's youngest son, Clfftonl Butten, who is in school there.
 Heard and Seen.
 David Gallup has returned to New York after several days visit to his daughter. Mrs. George Scott.
 Mrs. George S. Richmond and son have returned from a visit in Norwich.
 Mortimer Wiske has left for New York, after several days visit with Mir. and Mrs. W. T. Brand.
 MT. and Mrs. N. Stanton Gates are visiting in New York.
 Mir and Mrs Earl Xavier left on Wednesday for a weeks trip to the White Mountains.
 Mrs Augustus Harrison of West Mystic avenue entertained the pr. MacGown Aid class in Rcd Cross work, at her home Tuesday evening.
 Harry Clarke has returned from a visit in Stamford.
 Miss Mary L. lobe has left for 8 few days stay in New York
 The meeting of the Womans Chris tian Temperance Union was held on Tuesday afternoon in their rooms on Bank square.