Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-08
NeverIendon 5 County
UNCkSVHLE
Successful Lawn sa1e-sehesls Open.
 ing Eaflier-Horss. PlunAee e4 Bank, ereskfSa Baek-1as to De 4kbe.

Mir. and Mrs. Cornelius F1aherty hav' oeen entertaining MT and Mrs Joni
 Vernon and two daughters of Billerica Mass.
 Miss Elizabeth Mckenzie has re turIed te 49rooadsh,. \. E Ifs
 Lawn Sale
 Thursday afternoon the Ladies' So. ' ciety of the Methodist church held | { sale of ice cfeahnss cake and fancy ar ticles on the lawn at the parscnsse the expssnsses ssi Incurred in painting the [ Mr apd Mrs. Reuben Austin accona panied by Mrs; AYstin's 1 sister, ,,.l ME. bile trip through Massachusetts. r Beach Outing
 The members of the Junior League of the Methodist church enjoyed q days osfting~,at Ocean Beach Friday : Mrs Charles Bartlett was zchaperone.
 Matthew Gearyof the Naval Reserve Corps has received discharge on ac- count of i'll health
 Schools Open Earlier
 : State supervisor -Garfon B. Wheeler has arrangedaa . new schedule for the school. ffre morning session will in future openr att -S:30. The hourss Tor the higher grades will be 5: 5e sto lz 2. m. lower grades S:30 to 11:S0 a. m. All grades 1 to 3:S0 p. m. The school opened Wednesday morning.
 Mrs. Edward Curtin and children af- tier spending several days with 1rlends in Chicopee Falls ha~e tetalrned home To Improve Sunday School : Friday evening a meeting was held dn the Methodist church. Wallace l. woodin general secretary of state Sum- day schools meeting theN teachers Plans for the ~betterment of the. sun day school were suggested and discus
 Mir. and Mrs. Howard Rogers are spending Mr. Rogers vacation with in Boston and New York. ' |
 Big cueumhers
 Frank Wilbur had on display Friday two cucumbers that weTf EaisedsJn his! garden One measuredsslsvsp iskhes pounls. The other weighe two pou1d . Red Cross Busy%aS5 : The Red Cross Society held its reg iIlar meeting with good attendance. Another name was added to it's list F Bartlett. ...Work is being rapidly turned off by the members. one mem her having knitted three sweaters, sev- erai scarfs and seeks.
 Miss Lois Jones and Miss Roxce1la of New York who have been guests of Mir. and Mrs. James G. Lyman have retgrned t9 their u dFii home afteE two MT. ana MTS. F1ank A HdVS i been entertaining Mrs. Aust1n's sister ! Mrs. Richard Perry of Elvfra, Ohio for 1 B week. Fred B. Tooker, rural carrier is en- toying a vacation of fifteen days. Fred , Simpson is the substitute carrier. I z'f- Had to be Shot A horse owned by, William Clark, | pastured on the land of MEs- Charles 1 R. sBogue in Palmertown which, while l standing on the embankment Sunday | made a sudden jump backing off the 1 iafn which-fs fifteen or twenty feet , pfle or E8eaa afeakAg it's back HA was seen by sMEs-1J seph fJ1dse who nisfortunetA TIeip waS obtained but cc.iIds be doneAso Bewis Clark ,Isot the anifnaA MT. Clark valued the horse at about S100. .s 4 ,;.e ..F l Miss sAlieez 1dooper is visiting Mr. md Mrs. Lewis Phinney of Arlington. Mass --s.y < a=. r.ss--el- =
 Mrs. A. J. Huggard who is i'll with yphoid at the. Memorial hospital is slightly imprQyedk 5 3Es
 Miss Gertrude Rogers and Mrs, Lil+ ian Sawyer spent this week with riends in Boston: ! 3k t1is g75 esune teaching at South Coventry: