Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-10

tin Davis; Mathewson from Mechanic to Green avenue and Mechanic street 1 Mrs. J. H. Lee and Mrs. Francis | Campbell; Greene avenue Mrs M E. Shea: Tracy avenue to Ashiand bridge l and Hill and Wilson streets, Mrs T. A. Rioux; North Main to Brown ave- nue, Mrs F: l. Ray and Mrs. William nue, Mrs. G. H. Jennings; north of 1 Brown avenue. from East Main, Miss | Mabel McBroome; north of Brown avenue from North Main, through l Tadpole. Brown avenue. lift, Frank 1 and Highland streets. Mrs G. H. Prior, | and Mrs. E, E. Robinson: Palmer ave- nue, Mrs. Ransom Read from Ash land bridge and Pleasant View, Mrs. N- J. Babcock; Factory Hill and Sla- l ter avenue. Mrs. Hiscox; Pachaug and vicinity, Mrg. w. B. Montgomery and Mrs. Arba Browning; Hopeville and vicinity, Mrs. Joseph Roode.
 Chautauqua opens Saturday. Buy tickets at once. as guarantee must be | raised by that date. A $2.5O season tickets pays for $4.75 at single admis- sion prices. Afternoon session 2.30, l evening 8. Juniors from 9-1I a. m. each day for $1.o0 ticket-adv.
 The 4eth annual meeting of the cor Bank was held at 8 o'clock Wednes- day afternoon. The secretary and treasurer's report showed that for the first time the resources of the bank
 
 and a half dollars-in round mum 6ers $1.501, ,61S.13. The deposits in the past year amounted to $1,3T0, ,139.14. a gain of $83.592.9S. The surplus in profit and loso was SIP 790.36. gain of $S,933.07. From these feul es it is self evident that the bank is in most prosperous condition. The officers re- elected were: President. Edw. M An kins and Daniel Phillips; secretary and treasurer. r. F. Rohinson l: . rectcrs. F. E. Robinson. A. R. Young. John Potter. A. M. Brown. A. c. Bur dick, A. M Clarke and J. H. Tracy.
 It is the purpose of the general com mittee in charge of the Welcome Home for the men in the service, thar every man receive one of the souvenir badges. Anyone desiring to receive one for soldier or sailor who was not present on Fourth of July or who has lost the one presented him may obtain one at the home of the sec retary, Mrs. E. H. Hisc)X.
 All Eastern Star Chapters in ca stern Connecticut are to celebrate Robert Morris Day at Richards Grove We'd nesday, July 16. Mrs. Wm. T. crumb mittee of Faith Chapter and is nlaz- ing plans for this chapter.
 The Misses Vassar are en tortaining their nieces. Miss Lillian and Miss
 Norman Mclaughlin and M Brick sson of Ridgeheld, N. J., are :sucsrs at MT. and Ms. Chauncey Chasis. Nor man Mclaughlin is a broGlcr of Mrs. Chase and formerly lived here.
 Mr and Mrs. Norman ParIhurst are entertaining Mrs. Parl-hurst'@ mo- ther. Mrs. Frank VAado of Adams, Mass. and her brother ard his wife. Mir and Mrs. Joseph Wade of Che shire, Mass. MT. Wade recently re- turned from Germany. Miss EtheEo ParkhurSt IaS returned from Jour months stay in Adams.
 David Blake. a soldier On duty Cn hospital trains, is home on ten days furlough.
 Mrs. E.. B. Cheney and Mrs. R. r, Cheney are at Nantucket ald Mar tha's Vineyard for several days.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles T. Armstrong entertained guests of the Fourth of July from Hartford. Bristol Colches- ter Attawaugan. Providence, Spring field and Griswold-a party of 19- Mrs.