Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-10

who have been guests of the Misses John- son, started in their car for Buffalo Sunday. Miss Sarah Johnson went with them for brief visit.
 Mrs. Snow. who has been with her sister, Mrs. A. E. Weldon since June, | has returned to her home in New York. 1
 Mrs J. Alden Weor and Miss Dorothy 1 Weir returned Tuesday from weeks stay iu New York. The annual exhibition of Windham In- dustries quilts will be held next week The grammar school opened Wednes- day with two new teachers, Miss Trurell 1 of New Haven, and Miss Gertrude | Hughes of Mansfield. Miss Elizabeth Branch of Willimantic returns for an ] other year.
 A number of pupils and friends of Miss May Sullivan, who taught the primary grade for seventeen years attender her wedding in Willimantic last week
 The annual reuion of the Larrabee Monday. Among those present were Moves Allyn of Gales Ferry, Mrs. Helen Larrabee Plumb and sons of Providence, i Miss Julia Burnham of Hartford. MT. and Mrs E. F. Belle of Windsor Locks and Henry Brown of Hartford.
 Miss Elizabeth Abbe has returned to New York to resume her duties with the Y w. C. A.
 Mrs NJ E. Plumb and sons, Charles, | Gates and Paul. who have been at Chas. Larrabees for three weeks, returned to Edgewood R. l., Friday. Rev. M R. Plumb spent part of last week here. Miss Stockbridge, Mrs. Effla and Miss 1 Florence lila, who have been at Miss Neale's for several weeks, returned to
 Brooklyn, N. Y, Saturday.
 Mrs E. K. Leffingwell is entertaining
 her brother, George Neale and Mrs.
 Neale. of Brooklyn. N Y
 Charles Abbe. who has been spending
 the summer at his uncles. Walter Abbe
 has returned to PlainfeId, N. J.
 Mrs John Beckwith attended church
 Sunday for the first time since she broke 3 her hip in an automobile accident ir 7 May. Mrs. Beckwith walks with the aid
 of a erutch. Miss Ellen Hawkins, who l has been assisting in the housekeeping s returns home this week.
 The younger daughter of Mir and Mrs ], Herbert Smith of Brooklyn, N. Y. re ] ceived the rite of baptism at St. Paur. y Episcopal church Sunday afternoon Mis-
 Josephine Bingham. a cousin, was god : mother for the little girl
 r Mrs. E. E. Bell of Windsor Locks 1.
 the guest of her sister, Mrs. James G c Lathrop.
 . Mrs. Helen Boss Cummings and daugh n1 ter Carolyn, of Willimantic, are staying el at the inn for a few weeks until theil :, new home is ready for them. Il Fred Adams left Monday for Massa II chusetts where he is to take up the stud, , of electricity
 Q Paul Hopkins is having the stone
 foundation laid for his bungalow. | Julia Guild leaves ne-:t week to resum, . her studies at Abbot Academy.
 D D. 3 up Saturday with her son, Vincent Pc
 grum of Boston. They visited the cem e etery on the family plot.
 ' The twenty-fourth annual meeting O
 the Windham Free Library association < was held in the reading room Frida,
 morning. Reports were given by thu n secretary, treasurer and librarian. Tn P library has had a successful year. tn
 circulation of books being greater thai Q ever before, due largely to the librar r being open Friday moons for the schoo
 children. Tine number of books take l, out by the children were double that O a the year previous. One hundred and fiji 1 ty-five new books have been added. 10 , coming from the state library commis s 1 sion, 30 by purchase, and p gifts, tn - total circulation was 3.189. The librarian
 Miss Grace Bates, attended two stal l 1 meetings, one in Derby and one in Hart
 ford. The officers were reelected an . are: President Dr. F E. Guild; vic
 president, Guilford Smith secretary, Mis-
 Bingham treasurer H. C. Lathrop; al
 ditor Miss Grace Bates The followin
 were made life members in recognitio
 of t:>eir interest in the library: John V
 Robbins of Pennington, Gen. F. A Binl