Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-19
BALTIC
Birthday Lawn Party for Johnson Twins-car and Wheel Collide company's Houses Being Painted.

MT. and Mrs. Ernest E. Johnson gave a lawn party last Monday after room from 3 to g o'clock in honor of their twin daughters, Misses Lynette and Evelyn. who have reached their fourteenth birthday. A variety of games were played on the lawn, af- ter which delicious lunch was served under the large maple. the guests en- toying the sarais, sandwiches, cake, ice cream. candy and lemonade. The Misses Johnson received large num- Der of gifts from their friends, also wrist watches from their parents Among the guests were their grand parents from New York, who gave each s1o gold piece.
 Heard and Seen.
 Mrs. Ann Biely, Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. John Leary spent Sunday in New London.
 Miss Fugle. who was taken so sud- denly and dangerously i'll Monday, re- mains unchanged under the care of several physicians.
 Mrs. Joshua Taylor is visiting her sister in Fall River
 Charles Barnes is visiting his par ents in Fall River.
 Harry Erickson of Norwich recent : ly visited his cousin, Miss Lillian Et- ter.
 Harry Collins from Montreal is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Adelbert Collins, of Railroad street.
 Miss Hannah Firth and Fannie Greasehammer attended the carnival in Norwich Saturday.
 Car Strikes Wheel.
 While driving a large autotruck through Railroad street Tuesday at F o'clock Ovila Dupont narrowly es- capped seriously injuring a boy, Me- mid Weschamp, who was riding bi- cycle out of the avenue from the She tGcket worsted mills. Dupont was travelling toward the northern part ot the village and as he approached the avenue the boy on the bicycle turned to the left of the highway and steered his bicycle directly in front of the machine and crasned into the mud guard, throwing the rider into the air and causing damage to the bicycle The boy was thrown into the air and landed on his side. He gained his feet, picked up his wheel an6 started toward the Shetucket Worste6 Mills, where he reported that he ha6 been knocked down by passing au. tomobfle.
 Dupont said Tuesday evening that he was travelling at about six miles an hour when the accident occurred He was accompanied by a boy who assisted him in loading goods fol transportation.
 Goes to Mystic.
 Peter Lassard, for the past fourtee, years. clerk at Rood's store, has re signed to become manager of a larg, store in Mystic
 Miss Yvonne Cardin is having thre, 'ronths' vacation.
 Miss Mae Buckley of Connection ollege is spending the summer a er home.
 Johs P McCormier of Syracuse. N r.. is in town for a few days.
 William I. McDermott of Philadel phia is in Baltic on business.
 Norwich firm has a crew of mel painting the Baltic Mills company tenements. The company owns abou 500 rents.
 Monday morning men from tn Baltic Mills felled large tree tha stood between William Buckley's res idence and the Baltic Mills compan hfice on Railroad street.
 shore Line road employees hay painted a stop signal in front of tn Burke stable on High street.
 J. J. Delaney of Hanover ha bought new automobile.
 Men employed by the Baltic Mill company are shingling the houses O Main street
 Alex Deschamps and Peter Cardi were in New Haven Sunday. makin the trip by motor.
 c. L. Isbill and a party of Ne' London friends motored to Nsrragan sett Pier Sunday.