Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-05
LEBANON

Miss Kate Da nielson has returned to her home in Danieison after spending several weeks with her sister-in- : Mrs. Emma Danielson. Mir. and Mrs. Alfred G. Mason of Hartford were week end guests of the formers parens, MT. and Mrs. William A. Mason.
 Mrs. i;urnett Cummings. with her three children from South Manchester, spent sunday with her sister. Mrs. Rush Foster.s
 E. A. Hoxie and Elisha Waterman were callers in South Wilmington Sun day.
 Miss Sarah Danielson of Hartford spent the week end at her home here.
 Mrs. David Pitcher and daughters of Brooklyn, N.. Y. have opened their summer home in Lebanon.
 Miss Helen Abel is spending few days with her grandmother. Mrs. Aus tin Wade. of South Windham.
 Mrs. Ella Mason. with her dauchter and the latters famiiE motored from Boston Friday to visit Mrs. Emma Danieison. Mrs. Mason is to remain for a few weeks.
 E Mrs. Maria Barker and Miss Marion Blakeslee arc spending a few days at Norfolk inn guests of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Sweet.
 Mrs. Anna H.'Abel and Mrs Mary Lillie celebrated their birthdays one day this week by picnic at Columbia lake. There were !12s in the party.
 Paul B1aIeslee is home for the summer, having completed his third year at Indiana university. Blooming ton, Ind. where he is studying medi- cine.
 Mrs. Julia Geer and son Clarence motored to Providence, R. l.. Saturday to visit Mrs. Geer'S daughter Mrs. Arthur Stevens. They returned Sun djay. Mrs. Stevens and little daughter Ruth returning with them to stay for a few weeks
 Mrs. Marion Storrs of Stafford died suddenly Saturday night at the home of George Lyman. where she had been staying for the past two weeks. Heart rouble was the cause Of her death-
 Miss Marion B1alSeslee entertained Wednesday members of Deborah Avery Putnam chapter. D. A. R.. of Plainfield, it being their annual picnic. Twenty nine were present. It was a basl<eti picnic, and Miss Biakeslee served cof fee and ice cream.
 Rodney Hewitt has moved his family from Pittsfeld to Lebanon, where he has purchased his ia ather's farm. He has installed Hinman milking ma chine:
 Irving Abel has returned home after spending a few days in South Wind ham with his grandparents MT ana Mrs. Austin Wade.
 Dr. Henry Sweet. his daughter, Mrs. Futile, and her three children from Hartford, spent Sunday with Dr. Sweets daughter, Mrs. Kate Bishop. Miss Elizabeth Futile remained for a few days visit.
 MT and Mrs Baileytof New London were callers at MT. and Mrs. George Lyman's Sunday.
 The grange meeting Thursday night was in charge of Miss Alice Bill. it be- ing F'1ora's night. An entertainment of music and readings was given and a box lunch enjoyed. The hall was dec orated with roses. Mrs. Anna Abel was chosen lecturer for the remainder of the year. to succeed Miss Bernice Hewitt, who has resigned.
 Earle HoXie has a new automobile and Clayton Williams has new mo- torcycle.
 MT. and Mrs. F. N. Taylor entertain ed Sunday MT. and Mrs; Skinner and two children Mrs. Skinner's father, MT. Lord. also an aunt of Mrs Skin ner. all of Hartford.
 Mir and Mrs. s. w. Throop are spending q few days at Pleasant View. Westerly. R. I. Everett Chappef and Clayton Will Hams spent a day last week in Hart ford and New, 5Brita in. j. MT. and Mrs. Allen and five children of Groton spent Sunday with Mrs. All lens brother, s. W. Throop. st Mrs and Mrs Fred Madiep and chil- dren and Everett Chappeli were recent