Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29

aunt, Mrs. Arthur Taylor at South Glastonbury, has returned home
 Mrs. ]. Benjamin Wescott and son, John. of Newark, x. J., are guests of Mrs. Westcott's mother, Mrs. Lillian Filler. at the Hooper homestead.
 Miss Mary Church and brother, James Church. are visiting with rela- tives in Albany, x. Y.
 An acroplane was seen flying over the town Saturday afternoon
 About twenty-five attended the meeting of the Ladies' Aid society at the home of Mrs. Henry, Friday after noon. Mrs. Henry and Mrs Charles Turner entertaining. A social time was spent during the time the mem bers worked on rags to be woven in to rugs.
 Mrs. r. Edmund Rogers entertained Saturday evening in honor of MT. Rogers and her brother Herbert Rog CTS, who recently returned from du- ties overseas. Games and music were enjoyed. Mrs. Rogers served refresh mentS
 The members of American council, o. '. A. NJ, have been busy making arrangements for observance of Memo- rial day Tubbs band of Norwich has been engaged to furnish music for the
 
 prominent speakers will address the gathering and there will be exercises by the school children. A feature of the parade will be the returned sol dierS and S;Sors of whom there are about one hundred and twenty.
 Mrs Charles Burgess Miss Vera Burgess and Mis- Maude Bennett were visitors with friends in Westerly on Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hope have re- turned after a few days spent with Mir and Mrs. Charles Whitaker, of Ma tick, Mass.
 The supper and sale of fancy arti- cles, ice cream and cake held Thurs day evening by the Ladies' Aid so- ciety of the Methodist church was largely attendance and the sales well patronized. About thirty-five dollars was realized.
 Theodore Kelsey, who has been in the |. s. service. has been mustered out and has returIfed for few days to tho home of his father, Dwight Kel- sey.
 A new gasoline tank is being placed near the homo of Michael ]. Rheaume
 Mrs. Albert w. Avery, of Hill Top, was given a surprise Saturday even HE bN lue MT. anu hIS. DWlSnl hel- sey. Mir and Mrs. Fred J. Hope, Mir and Mrs Melvin Furber, Mark Furber Mir and Mrs. Herbert c. Dart, Mir and Mrs. Burk C. Hewitt, MT. and Mrs. Frank Bentley Miss Edith Huggard Mir and MT. Charles Hope who met at hey home to celebrate her birthday In behalf of the company Mrs. Avery was presented a beautiful cut glass vase by Mrs. Joseph Miller. The sur- nrise was planned bv Mrs. Avery $ niece Miss Ruth Long, who decorated the rooms of the house with lilies of the valley, lilacs, spirea and other flowers Mrs Avery being out of town during the time. The evening was spent playing whist, prizes going to Mrs Fred J. Hope, and Joseph Miller Cake Wafers ice cream, nuts, candy and punch were served by Miss Long assisted by Miss Edith Huggard. Lat CT the company enjoyed vocal and in- strument&l music with special seiec- tions by Miss Edith IIuggard Charles Hope and Fred J. Hope.
 David Brown. who has been employ cd in the office of the Eastern Con- uecticut Power Co, is now employed at Bristol, R. l.. where he will soon move his household goods. During the time he has been in town he has oc- cupied the summer cottage of the Rev J. ?. Elder of New London l. is expected the Eastern Connecti- Cut Power Co. which has just con- pleted it. new electric plant in this place. will bo ready to turn on the power by June ,.