Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-18
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Bank Mill Starts Up-Pearson- Rosen- fund Marriage Farmers Raising More Pigs-ActiVe Committee For Liberty Bond Sales.


 Sunday the following members of the Eagle Patrol, Boy Scouts, under the direction of Assistant Scoutmaster Hubert G. Dart, took a hike to Mill ler's p0nd:- Lester Dart, Charles Ram age, Carl Benson, George Killeen, Maurice Killeen and Leslie Cottrell. Mill Starts Up. The Bank Mill of the C. NJ. Robert son Co. which has been shut down for some time for lack of fuel start rd up Monday. Pearson Rosenlund. At the Baptist parsonage Thursday evening Miss Ella Rosenlund daughter of MT. and Mrs Albert Rosenlund of Pequot, and Theodore Pearson, were ] united in marriage by Rev. Frank s. Clark. Mir. Pearson is employed in the Groton Ship and Engine plant and he and his bride will make their home in l New London.
 l John Cuddy, Elmer Teft, Robert I left and Theodore Crary attended the
 ball kame at Norwich Falls Sunday. 1 Andrew Rosenlund who is stationed
 at Fort Terry, spent the week end
 with his parents.
 Mir. and Mrs Bert Cottrell enter tained MT. and Mrs. Albert Ravens of Lyme over the week end
 James Hargey has moved his house. hold goods and family to his house in Mantle.
 | Attended War Rally.
 The Home Guards in full uniform attended the war rally held in the Pal mer Memorial hall. Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Adams have
 moved into the tenement recently va
 cated by Mir. and Mrs. William Cous- ins.
 l Wallace Potter has moved his house. hold goods from the tenement in the home of Mrs. Charles E. Rogers al Hill Top. to one at Pequot.
 l Raising War Pigs.
 Norman Allen had a cons4gnment oi twenty two pigs which arrived 1T
 town recently. They were held ir
 quarantine for g. few days and ther distributed one or two in a place, a. had been previously ordered.
 James Daniels has left the Thame: Speciality Co. mill in this village ani is with the New London Sand ant Stone Co, at Massapeag. ,I John Clark is teaning on the new road which is being built at the shir Eyard at Brownings beach. The Thursday Afternoon club of tht ' ] the church par1ors.
 Among those from this village wi1c l attended the war rally in Palme Memorial Wednesday evening Wert
 Rev. Charles c. Tibbetts, MT. ant Mrs. Hubert G. Dart, MT. and Mrs
 Charles E. Ramage, Elmer Beckwitll
 Frank Johnson, Frederick Rheaumt
 and Matthew Geary. Liberty Loan Committee.
 For the sale of the third LibertI loan bonds the following committee
 has been appointed in this town F'irs } Selectrnan George H. Bradford Ralpl : H. Melcer, J. Ralph Howe and Juliu : Kaplan.
 Plans were discussed at the meet ing of the Eagle Patrol. Boy Scouts on Thursday evening for the organ. : ization of a base ball team among tn . members.
 Mrs. Fred J. Hope. accompanied b. Mrs. Charles Hope, was in Noank ol Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs Ellen Rogers.
 : Mrs. Charles E. Rogers entertain ed recently Mir. and Mrs. Harold Win chester and son. of Norwich Town ant : Douglass Winchester of Fftehvi1le. Rev. Charles c. Tibbetts, pastor 0 2 the Methodist church led the Epwort1 League meeting Sunday evening, sub iect, Factions in League Life. A meet !: ing of the Junior League was held ii the church Saturday afternoon. q. Recently Drafted. II The new draft list fou the Eleventl 3 district includes the names of Fran !, 1 s. Quinn, Walter r. Bergman, A. I 3 Johnson, Robert .Kessler, from thi