Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-19
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Petty Officer Harold Bentley, U. S. N,.. is spending fifteen, day furlough at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Wafeham w. Bentley having been across sixteen times during the war period carrying troops and hav- ing had active encounters with sub- marines. sinking two. I4e will return to his ship November 25.
 John Murphy was a recent visitor in Leverett, where Bandit Claude Tay- Tor of Holland, was helping himself tc everything he needed.
 $. Supervisor Paul Dillingham; of Willi mantle conducted a teachers meet ing in the Sodon school Thursday aft ernoon when the Franklin town teach CTS were present. The subject discuss ed was Language. and demonstration lessons were given by Miss Sullivan and Miss Tracy. The next teachers meeting will be December 4th. A public meeting to which all townspeo- pie are being invited, is to take place on Westinghouse Hill, Tuesday even ing. December 3rd.
 The following books for reference have been added to the school library: I1orton's A Group of Famous Women :: lIoaran and Poland's Famous Men of 4hONCIll I.ltHCS. IlOQSQOH ALICIANoA History: Stones Vol. l, Discoverers, Explorers and Colonists, and Vol. II, The National Period.
 Charles B. Davis, of Franklin Val ley farm. Smiths Corners, recently received word from his son. Charles Davis. U s. A.,who has been in France for the past year and who will have 10 eat his second Thanksgiving dinner pp fOraioT1 coil Mv no wi c' HnU = ard Davis, T.. s. Mounted Cavalry is on active duty on the Arizona border and a nephew who made his home with him, Frank Davis. is on an English Regiment cross boat, plying between England and France. All three are volunteers.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Morton and their guests. Mir and Mrs. Hermon J. Gibbs and Mrs. John Williams, have returned from a week end trip to Providence. While there they, heard Billy Sunday preach in his tabernacle.
 Mrs. Myron Ladd had g birthday supper at Elmwood, Friday evening en = tertaining ten guests. There were two birthday cakes with lighted victory candles. The guests were Mrs. Am burn, Mrs. Louis Waltz. Miss Elizabeth Ortmann, Mrs. N. Blique, and Mrs. Smith of Norwich, Mrs. Wolfe of Co., lumbia. Mrs. Ladd received many gifts.
 George K. Harris of Palmer spent some time in the village Friday.
 Mrs. Bentley Aclzroyd has returned from week end stay at her home in Providence.
 F. K. Kingsley of Caanan spent the week end at his home hero.
 Miss Ethel Mullen of Baltic spent the week end in town with her aunt, Mrs. Frederick K. Kingsley.
 Little Janice Treat has returned to her home in Norwich after few days stay in the village with Miss Marjorie Kingsley.
 MT. and Mrs. George McLain. of New London, and MT and Mrs. I. Chadwick of Fishers Island, we're recently vis- itors at the Towers.
 John H, Williams has been spend = ing the past few days in Fairfield, Me
 Mir. and Mrs. Howard Denton, who have been spending some time in town with Mrs. Denton's parents Mir and Mrs. James Hart, have left for Mont govery Ala.
 Wilson s. Dakin of Hartford, state inspector Of schools was a visitor here Tuesday.
 Miss Nellie Driscoll has returned tc Mansfield Depot, after q short stay at her homo here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Myron Ladd. Mir. and Mrs. Orin Banning and children, Ruth and Mildred. were recent guests of Mir. Earnings mother in Groton.
 Edward Fletcher has returned from Pittsfield, Mass.
 Mrs. olland Hewitt has returned to her home in Stonington after spending 2 few days with her sister Mrs. Elias Socket.