Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-10

Wilfred Fontaine, Edward Guillotte and numerous Jewett City friends at tended a surprise party in Taftvllle Saturday evening.
 Miss Lillian Sudden was in Daniel son Tuesday.
 Farewell Party.
 Sunday evening farewell party was held in Dougherty's hall in honor Of Edmond Tetreault. A large number of members of the St. Jean de Baptiste society were present Patriotic songs were sung during the evening. A brief speech was made by Mr. Tetreault. Many gifts were presented by his friends. Mir. Tetreault, who was for merly a fixer in the weaving depart ment of the Lawton Mills corporation, left for New Haven on the 10 o'clock train Monday morning.
 Guest from New York.
 Elizabeth Manker of New York is spending a few days with her uncle, Lawrence Krauss, of Railroad ave- nue.
 canning demonstration is to be held in the Benolt hall. formerly the Eden theatre, on Babcock avenue, so that all the people can do their bit for Uncle Sam this fall.
 Paul Southard was a business caller in Providence Tuesday
 Carl Lunll was a visitor in Baltic over the week end.
 Michael Ladda was in Willimantic Sunday. He made the trip with MT. Murphy on his new motorcycle.
 To Umpire Jewett City Games.
 William Bradley. of this village has been- signed un by Manager Carpenter of the Jewett City club to umpire all the clubs games. MT. Bradley former ly played first base for the Willimantic Independents.
 Three Young Men Enlist.
 Wilfred Rayno, Lucian Joly. Lucian Macaurelle, Joseph Radcliffe and Ed ward Morrissett motored to Provi- dence Saturday. Lucian Macaurelle Edward Morrissette and Lucian Joly enlisted in the navy. Wilfred Rayno tried. but was rejected. Cecil Bradford spent the week end at his home in Plainfield He is em- ployed at the Fore River shipyard. Lewis Earlback. who is stationed at New London spent the week end with Paul Corrigeau of Railroad avenue. Mrs. Jean Gravelin has moved to Danielson, where her husband is em- ployed.
 | | ln Norwich Monday.
 William Hogue spent the week end at his home in Pawtucket, R. I.
 Stringinq New Wires. | The Western Union Telegraph com pany is building a new line through l Plainfeld, going as far as Oneco.
 Henry Starkweather was a business caller in Providence Monday
 Scouts Leave for Camp.
 The Plainf1eld Boy Scouts went tC camp at Crystal lake Monday morning Walter Lathrop, scoutmaster, accom-. panied the boys. Those who went were l Maurice Starkweather, Ralph Hopkins Alfred Devolve, Alfred Taylor. Harolt 1 Cooper and Milton Winsor. Mir. Bar. wick, minister at the Congregations church. accompanied the boys also Every year the boys go to Crystal Iak, with Putnam Boy Scouts.
 Augusta Krauss and Helen McAvo, were callers in Jewett City Sunday. Many Babies on the Scales.
 A large number of local mother were at the Plainfield grammar schoo with their children to have then weighed and measured. Most of tn infants were above normal height ant weight and few had any defects. Dr | Arthur Chase had charge of the tes and was assisted by a force of teach CTS. It was said that 300 babies wer examined Saturday afternoon. Maurice Starkweather Howard No Ian, Alfred and Milton Winsor, Law renee Sullivan and Clare Dawley mo tored to Canterbury Sunday in MT | Winsors automobile.
 Daniel Connell, Harold Burke, Ovila Charon, William Nolan. James Coffe and John Nolan attended the third de gree exemplifcation by the Knights 0 Columbus in Moosup Sunday. Carl Mathewson has discontinue working with Leon Frink and is em ployed in the N. Y, N. H. & H. railroa freight depot.