Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-31
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 There were six births in town during the month of July four males and two females. They were: July 5th, Harry Fabian Ericson, son of Harry and Maj garet Burton Eficson July 14. Yetovinla Krupotiski. daughter of Alexander and Mafy Krupodskf; July Is, Emma Caro- lima Amelia Gerlseh, daughter of Fred and Emma Blind Qerlach; July 1s, Rob ert Burlake, son of Michael and Helen
 B6at6nei Buflake July 25, Robert Harding Rheafne, Son of Oyeiia and Lil- iian Wilson Rheafae July s1, John Pono- zaw, Jr., son of John and Sophia Cos tefiks Pohozam. There we're four marriages July 1l.
 Benjamin Rosoff of New London and Irene N. Blaisdell 6f Montviiie i; July r. Charles N. Russell and Mrs. Mary H. King, both of M6nttifls July 2s. Robert Townsend Of Waterford and Vera Bar lett Of Uncasviiie July e4, Saniuel Cha pel and Eintna Williams, both of Mont vile.
 aiieR1ia July 10. Mary Bradford, age sl. easise afteria seiefosia July 10, Melvin 1 H. Fufbef, age 5t. cause cerebral menin- 1 gitis July IS, Raymond Drew 1ohnson. age 10, cause accidental drowning; July I2i, Fanny Johnson, age 5S, clause car cfuousa of deufb
 | John Eooney of Baltic was in town | Thursday attending the funeral of his brother Maurice Cooney.
 | Rev. Harper Mitchell and son of Brockton, Mass.. have returned to their home after spending several weeks with Rev. and Mrs. Francis NJ Mitchell. | {. Mrs. Mary Campbell of Middletowr is making al, extended stay with Mrs Fred l Spencer.
 Mrs. Campbeii and Mrs. Spencer were lyisitors if westerly Wednesday.
 | After several weeks spent with rela- 1 tives in New Jersey, Marian Chapman 1 kas returned to her home here
 Herman Babcock of Bridgeport. for nerly of this place. was in town Thure- day renewing acquaintances. l Mir and Mrs Robert Latimer of New
 ark. N. J.. whs are spending the summer
 at Pleasure Beach, have been visiting ht the Palmer homestead
 Mrs. H. Nj Britton and daughter Carol of Madison, N. J., returned 10 their home wednesday after visiting at tie home of Mir and Mrs. Charles Rathbun. | The republicans held their caucus in ti'a 1 town building Thursday afternoon at 2 l o'clock ban D. Home was appointed chairman and Frank H. Rogers clerk. 1 The following delegates were chosen State convention, George H. Bradford and Dan D. Home; cengressional, Fred J Hope arid Dwight Kelsey; senatorial l Frederick ". Chapel and Hubert Dart Mf and Mrs. Edwin Sherman of Mon son. Mass, were guests at the Chapel homestead over the week end.
 Mrs Robert Mitchell and two children of Boston are guests of Rev. and Mrs. F. iM. Mitchell at the parsonaga.
 | Many were present from surrounding towns Tuesday at the atictior of farm utensils and household goods at the Landphere homestead Many antidues were included in the sale and brought fancy prices. Everything was dispcsed of. The farm. which has been in the Landphere family for several generations. was bought some months ago by Theo- dore richards of Honolulu Newton Il Landphere. who lived on this farm with i his sister, the late Miss Blose Landphefe.
 will make his home with his niece, Mrs. Ida Tourjee, of Waterford.
 Miss Marian Henry of Hartford hxs ] been spending the week with her par ents, Deacon and Mrs. E. s. Henry. 1 Miss Hattie Randall and her sister. Mrs. Susie Tilden. of Danielsoh. were guests of friends in town Thirsday.
 Mrs. Royce Crockett and son, Royce IT.. of New York, with Adelbeft Sharpe. | Clinton. Beatrice and Elw6od Sii5fpe mos II tofed to Haddani Thursday to visit their relative Mrs Hattie Pattison:
 MT. and Mrs Harry Williamson and son Raymond of Hartford. with Mrs. Mary Woodnarsee of fhis place, are vis- iting Mir. and Mrs. Alexander Williamson of Waterford.
 The Meath of Deacon George Paul Smith occurred at his home Tuesday
 night. Mir. Smith mad been in poor health II fef several years but for few days prior 10 his death was confined to his home Ii He had been one of the deacous of the II Union Baptist church for number of years. He leaves his wife, Who was
 Rosamond Betsey Chapman, two daugh-
 teers, Misses Geneva and Georeabel Smith. one son, Edward, and grand daughter. Grace Smith
 The funeral services were held at hi: Hate home Friday afternoon at 2so. witl neiEHbofs and friends in attendance Rev. F. M.. Mitchell conducted the ser vices and the bearers were Jacob Adams Charles Turner, William Ladd and No- man Alien. Burial was in Union eerie tery, Waterford.
 Mf. and Mrs William Jeffers and Mir and Mrs. Harold Jeffers of Jewett City were gtsets Sunday of Mrs. M, A. Jeffers Arthur Lyon. who has been. visiting Inf mother. Mrs P. c. byon. for severa weeks, has returned to his home in Chi caso.
 After suspension of meetings thrcugl ] lthe summer, the Ladies Aid society vii hold the first meeting of the season Wed iesday afternoon with Mrs. Thonna Church. The increasing price of artificial trdi on sfibsA1iiaf1f fa fbk f1ffnin afion If Ger