Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-07

non. Gladys Daniels, Jennie Daniels. John
Daniels. Mary Daniels, Ellsworth Favro,
Louis Zero. Mary Zero, George Gibson,
Rosilda Lousignon.
Grades VII and VIII. teacher Miss Ed
wards: Alice Bugbee, Dorothy Chapman,
Dorothy Church, Addie Daniels, Rather
inc FlorTlan, Rose Hickey, Lillian Spep-
Ger.
Members of the graduating class of
1920 held food sale in the Palmer Me
mortal school building Friday afternoon
which netted $50. The money will be
used to help defray expenses of the an
nual class trip to Hartford Members of
the class are Alice Bugbee. yDoroth
Church, Dorothy Chapman. Lorene Fa-
vro. Roselda Marcoux. Louis Bonville,
Max Cohen. Charles Fox.
Miss Gertrude Olson was the guest of
relatives in Hartford over the holiday.
The grave of Miss Eloise Landphere
was decorated Monday with a beautiful
wreath by the young ladies who had been
members of her Sunday school class.
Pratt Allen of Canterbury is spending
week with relatives here.
Mrs. David II. Broclett of New Haven.
Mrs. Royce Brockett and son. Royce. Jr..
| of New York. have been visitors at Ray
| Woodmansee's the past week.
A number from this church attended
the annual meeting of the Woman's
| American BAPTIST Home Missionary So
cety of the New London association at
/ the First Baptist church, Waterford, on
| Thursday. June Sd.
| In ball game Monday afternoon on
| the plains at Uncasville between employees
| of the box shop and members of the
Modern Woodmen of America interest
was intense. as So had been offered the
winning team by George Chagnon. The
contest was close and resulted IS in
! favor of the Woodmen. Michael Murphy
was umpire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rertram Edmonds enter
tanned a few friends at their home We'd
nesday evening on the second anniversary
of their marriage and of Mrs. Edmonds
birthday. 4 very enjoyable evening was
spent socially and with music on tht
graphophone also piano selections by
Miss Huggard. Sandwiches, fancy crack
ers, cake and lemonade were served
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Woodmansee. Miss Gertrude Olson. Mis-.
Edith Huggard Miss Maude Bennett
Mrs. Everett Chapman. Mrs Walter JEFF
fers. Mrs. Harriet Edmonds, Mr.. and Mrs
Bertram Edmonds.
Thomas Watt and Benjamin Bonvill,
are i'll at their homes.
Ernest Johnson is convalescing afte
several weeks illness.
Among guests in town for the holida,
We're Mir. and Mrs. L. E. Wilbur of Dan
ielson. Miss Torrer of Boston. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Martin Barry and children, Eliza
beth, Lucille and Duncan of New London
Miss Mary Bentley of Willimantic an,
Clarence McArdle of Danbury at Mrs
. Elizabeth McArdles. Mrs. George Prat
and daughter of New Haven, Mr. an
Mrs. Frank Smith and family of Ney
) | London, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Angel an
family of Norwich at the Patton home
stead. Mr.. and Mrs. John Home OF Mas
sachusetts at Dan n. Homes. Herber
, Rogers of Wcllaston, Mass. at Fran
, Rogers. Guy LOOMS OF Hartford at Mr.,
Julia Coen's, Mr. and Mrs. Jabes !
= Armstrong al the Chapel homestead
, Louis and Alice Raftery of Pawtucket z
Mrs. Sheldens. Joseph Hickey of Hart
+ ford at Michael Hickey's.
Walter letters spent Sunday. the 3otl
with relatives in Jewett City.
j If you live in Montville, cut this OF
n and mail it to The Plaut-Cadden con
3 pany, Norwich, Conn. together with YOU
= full name and full address. You will +,
ceive. absolutely free. n book containin
. 100 of the old-fashioned songs.-adv.
Miss Bertha Lyon. student at Colun
bia college. New York, is at her hon
q here for the summer vacation.
d Henry Frink and Mr. and Mrs. Rs
y Woodmansee attended the funeral of the
= relatives. Mrs. Charles. s. Avery. in No
: witch Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Wells Lyman left FIR
- day for the Adirondacks to spend Nv
weeks.