Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-09

entered the employ of the wsilimantic
 Linen Company, in the twisting depart ment where his father was manager. He attended Yale university and was grad uated, then completed a course in law at Harvard University Law school. MT. hatheWay specialized fin corporation law lie was prominent citizen of Brookline. taking interest in civic affairs and was member of the town planning board since its organization. He was also ! member of the Brookline County club. MT. Hathaway is survived by his wife, Cora Moulton Hathaway. formerly of Windhan1, a son, Philip Hatheway of Brooklyn, N. r, his father, Amos Hath eway of Wilifnlantic, a brother, Dr. c. Morris Hathaway, of Hartford and three sisters, Mrs. Woodbury E. Hunt of Coz cord, N. H., Mrs Austin D. Boss and
 Mrs. D. Everett Taylor of Williman- l tic.
 New telephone directories were maiI- 1 ed Friday to subscribers of the South-
 ern New England Telephone Company. The list of subscribers in the Will,man- tic district exchange shows an increase, 1 the total being 2,915. Friday morning l total of SITS directories were ship ped from the local. exchange by Manager A. Linn Weatherhead. Included were 1oS for Colchester, 474 for Stafford
 Springs. and 224 for Lebanon
 l Mrs. Thomas Jones of-l71 Windham road, and children. Thomas and Doro- thy. leave this lsaturday) morning foI 1 Oakland Beach, R. l.. where they will i spend the remainder of the motnh MT,
 Jones will leave for the beach early l next week to- pass the rest Of the month 1 with his family Mrs. Bertha Brown who recently un- ] derwent a minor operation has returned to her home, No. 1230 Main street 1 The directors of the Wfllimantic Vel 1 fare Bureau have voted to discontinue l meetings until September Meetings will l be held during the summer months only 1 upon special call by the president 1 Members of the local police force have 1 received a postcard shower from Super. 1 numery Iseander Wright, who is spend. l ing his vacation at Schroon Lake, N Dwight Ide and William Harold, car. | riers of the local post office force. are l enjoying their vacation. Substitutes 1 Norman Pultz and Leonard Geer are making deliveries on their routes.
 Albert H. PendIeton, son of NIT. and | Mrs. Frank s. Pendleton, of Mountain
 street, left Thursday for Pittsburgh, Pa. l where he is to take up special courses l in electrical engineering with the West i gently completed his junior year a 1 Worcester Polytechnic Institute and afte, | fourteen months with the Westinghous, Company will return to Worcester Teel l for his senior year. En route. MT. Pend1e l ton will be the guest of L. E. Gun
 daH of Buffalo, ". K. classmate wht l is also to take lp work at Pittsburgh. Mir. and Mrs. Adelard AIonast cele
 brated their twenty-ifth wedding ami I versary Thursday. at their home, No I 341 Valley street. Many friends gather I cd at thcir home, and presents of valu l were received Mr. and Mrs. Monas
 were married at Grosvenordale June '
 1896. by Rev. John Cooney. Mrs. Mon
 ast was Miss Josephine Grenon. Ther are five children four sons and a daugh ter.
 Miss Elizabeth Rizy of Hartford i visiting her grandparents Mfr. and Mrs
 Michael Conway of Main street
 The heat wave that has been causini
 discomfort will continue and there is T forecast of an early break. Hot stuff from the weather bureau
 The report of the Red Cross PubIi, i Health Nursing Service for June is a
 follows:
 Cases cared for ........,...., 4 F New cases ~ ~.....,,,.,. 2
 1 Nursing visits ..,...,,2 20
 Infant welfare VisitJ ......,....... Il
 Other welfare visits .....s... 8
 Total visits made .....a .... 47
 Money collected from Metropolita
 Life Insuranfe O.. s57.70. Fees collec 2 ed S2S30 Visits made for Metronolita