Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-28
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The fast St. Mary's B. E. club of Jewett 1 City defeated the Versailles team Satur- day. by a score, of Ssto B. They would like l to hear from the Moosup club. J. E. Mar tins. a0xoboxo of Aontville, the All Stars of Norwich or any other fast team of their age. Answer by The Bulletin. In the series Of municipal games the Clerks defeated the AshIands Monday. evening by the score of to 1. The game was played under protest because Jarvis pitched for the Clerks.
 Miss Margery Leyden is home for ten days vacation. She is a registered nurse of Providence.
 Franklin c. Waters, master mechanic of the Cranston print works, was a wis itor in town Tuesday. -.
 c. A. Haskell takes the ribbon for early sweet corn. He picked several dozen ears of his famous Bromley early on Tuesday. In the series of municipal games Skaters and Ashland will play this Wednesday, evening. s
 Among the lists of the out of the crdi- nary obituaries found by MT. Phillips in the cemeteries of Griswold: In memory of MT. Gould Brown, who died July 21st, 1915, in the filth year Of his age.
 Half way down the hill, west of the Reade homestead, between the house aad the brook at the bottom, on the north side y, bloom. It is a rare flower in this section. It was first noted at this spot July 21, 1898, and has been noted each succeeding year. Its tall, straight stems and clus- tered spikes of small white blososn1s are noticeable and attractive. The same spe- cies grows in England and Japan. It is one of the many Indian remedies adopted by our forefathers. '-
 Andrew MacNieol and Alpherie LeC1air are in Maine and Canada on a fishing trip. They will make 8 stop at Old Orchard. The journey of nearly 1000 miles will be made in MT MacNicol's new automobile.
 Boom your own town. Make Chautau qua a success. Show your appreciation of something worth while by buying 9 season ticket-aQv.
 Mrs Sophie LaBonne. wife of George LaBonne, died in Plainfeld on Tuesday. Mrs. LaBonne vas born in Canada, the daughter of Kate Gravelin and George LaPonte She is survived by her hus- band and six children, Mrs N. Rain, Miss Virginia LaEonne, Mrs. Nelson Rush, Mrs Thomas Grenier of Jewett City, George LaBonne of Waterbury and Joseph La Bonne of Danielson. X granddaughter. Miss Blanche Bauvais. lives with Mfr. and Airs LaBonne. MT. and Mrs. LaBonne lived for years in Jewett City, where MT. LaBonne conducted a meat market.
 Stanley UheeloclS. is in New York for several days, the guest of Alfred L. Rene.
 The Ladies society of the Pachaag church hold lawn social on the church lawn Thursday afternoon.
 New potatoes. peck S5 cents; onions S lbs for 25c. Dearnley & Clarke.-adv.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Goring are to oc- cupy the Tanning house on Main street recently purchased by Frederick Menard MT. Goring is head electrician as Aspinoek bleachery
 The municipal game Tuesday evening was between Ashland and Aspinool1. Ash land won by the score of 1 to 0. Plenty of rooters wre on the job impatient for the game to begin. There was great sor- row in the .Aspinook cann when the one run was squeezed over. The four teams line up just as handsome as can be, and they play some ball. too.
 Miss Faith Gager of North Franklin is the guest of MT. and Mrs. E. B. Cheney of Sylvandale.