Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-02
BALLOUVILIE

At the recent neighborhood meeting
 of the preachers, with their wives i Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Woodward l there were present Rev. J. B. Aid 1 rich. of Jewett City; Rev. W. C. Darby and hA mother. of Moosup: Rev. and Mrs. NJ. $. Stocking of Danielson; Rev. s. J. A. Rock of Putnam, and Mrs. Sarah Morse, ot Danielson. Mir. Stocking gave an ac- count of the recent Rural Institute in Boston.
 The cottage meeting this week is at George Cooks, Thursday evening. Fred Mason, Jr, is laying brick in Manville.
 Mrs T. A Corcoran has ben vis- iting her daughter, Mrs. Sidney Hop kins in Elmville. Mir. and Mrs Hopkins little daughter has been named Dorothy Theresa.
 School closed to permit the children to go to the Brooklyn fair. A good many years ago the Bal louvilIe store was managed by A. c. Greene. of Danielson- September 24 that gentleman passed his ninetieth birthday, receiving the congratula- with his son, who represents a com first one to occupy the present building where the Attawaugan Go. dispenses the necessities of life to Ballouvillians. Every two weeks the deacon rides up with his son, who represtnts com pany of New London. Aside from
 
 nonogenarian is feeling as well as ever. His many friends hope he may round out a century.
 Among recent visitors have been W. l.. Bennett. of Roslindale. Mass, with F. l.. Bennett; MT and Mrs. Lathrop, of Norwich: Miss Annie GoodhaH, with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. AL bert Goodhall: also MT. and Mrs. John Goodhall. of springtield and Robert Chase and family. of Putnam who called on Francis Chase on the Ea st Killingly road.
 P. J. Morse recently purchased of Robert Dunfield a large barn located in Attawaugan. and proposes to es tablish automobile repair shop there. MT. Dunfield's many friends were shocked to hear of his sudden death Sunday, only the daytafter he had been in Attawaugan to arrange for the transfer of his property. His funeral took place from his home in East Killingly. Wednesday afternoon. Rev-W. D. Woodward oficiated.
 The Rhode Island Reds of John Labelie secured several first honor ribbons a Woodstock fair.
 Delor Labelle is improving in health
 Captain Jas. S. Knowles and bride. of Mf1lviile, N. J., spent a portion of their honeymoon with Superintendent and Mrs. Hector Mcconnell return ing to New Jersey. Saturday MT. Knowles was in the medical corps at Metz at the time of the armistice re- turning to America in July with the rank of captain.
 Harold Cornell has entered Kill ingly High School. Miss Abbie Pray is a senior at the same school
 Rev s. J. A. Rock of Putnam spoke at the six o'clock service in the Methodist church at Attawaugan Sun day evening. Afterward he took Rev and Mrs. Woodward and Mrs B. Caf- frey to his evening meeting at Putnam where MT. Woodward was the speaker
 Friends of Earl Weeks in this viI- lage and Attawaugan are plea sed to hear of his rapid convalescence He is now on pleasant days out upon the piazza of St.. Vincents hospital. wor- cester. and hopes to be home within | a couple of weeks. One day las l week twenty of his friends in both Villages provided flowers and fruit. 1 which were conveyed to the hospi- tai by Rev W. D. Woodward The patient was greatly cheered by these tokens of good will and sympathy