Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-22
JEWETT CITY

Notice has been received that the charter for the Jewett City Trust com pany has been granted by the bank com mission in Hartford. The stockholders will meet at an early date to fcrm the organization.
 Mrs. Nj. D. Fuller is visiting her sister in Chicago. Rev. M. D. Fuller is at Block Island for a week.
 Mrs John Mort and children. Lynwood and Margaret, are spending two weeks on Fishers Island. Lloyd Wechsler is visiting relatives in East Orange, N. J.
 Ernest Brangs and Miss Jessie Brangs of Wellesley Hill are guests at F. c. Writings.
 Mrs. Henry Olsen is substituting as night operator at the local telephone ex- change.
 Mrs. E. H. Hiscox has been in charge of Slater library this week during the | absence of both the librarian. Miss Mabel 1 Wilcox, and the substitute, Miss Jean l Burleson.
 MT. and Mrs. R. W. Robertson and Miss Fornetta Robertson of Jewett City l and MT. and Mrs. Leslie Miller of Greeneville start Saturday for 10 days l vacation in New Jersey, going by auto 1 mobile.
 Prentice W. Chase, the Ashland wei
  quest of the New London County Agri- l cultural association that he take charge of all the athletic features of the annual
 fair at Norwich in September. Jeweti City has figured in the contests in previ-
 ous years, always with winners.
 Miss Bertha Davis goes to Camp Ter.
 rehegan, next week for two weeks. Thig
 camp is situated on the northern shore oi l Rogers lake in Lyme. John Chadwicf | has recently spent two weeks at the Y
 NJ. c. A. camp for boys at this delight | ful place.
 Miss Judith Wechsler. Harold Wech sler. Blanche Minofsky, Harry Minofskl and Rose Ohinsky of New York arr
 spending the summer at Oscar Silverliebi [ in Lisbon.
 , Mrs. Esther Cohen of Albany. N. Y
 is a guest at Maurice Goldberg's in Lis bon
 e MT and Mrs. L. M. Carpenter have a. 2 their guests for two weeks Mrs. Saral
 Buckman and Miss Elsie Buckman 0 |, Wilmington, Del, Miss Elizabeth Wilsol { and Miss Lena Lentenback of New York . Mrs. E. 5. Cheney entertained th . Ladies Aid seciety at her home Thurs 1 day afternoon.
 | Mrs James McCluggage and Miss Bes 1 sic McCluggage are at their cottage a | Willlimantic camp ground.
 Mrs, Prentice W. Chase spent 8 feV days at Eastern Point recently.
 James LaPointe, who sold his proper
 ty to John Minski, has bought two dwell II ings in Brewster court. He will occup one and his son, William LaPointe, wh
 has also sold his properly to John Min ski, will occupy the other : A. c. Burdick and William McNicol al II tended the annual outing of the Aetn , 1 Casualty and Insurance company 6 z Wickford, R. l.. Tuesday. 5 Thursday at noon at the home of Dl n and Mrs. J. Byron Sweet Mrs. Sweet e l granddaughter, Miss Loleta Lord. wa 6 1 united in marriage with F. H. P. Clement $ The marriage ceremony was peTforme l by Rev. J. F. Richardson of Pachaug 1 Mrs. Richardson played the march fror Lohengrin as the couple, who were unat . tended, entered the room. The brid 1 wore gown of white georgette. carryin : a beautiful arm bouquet of bride roses e l Her grandmother wore brown satin. Onl : i members of the family were present . 1 breakfast was served. at which the brid cut the handsomely decorated weddin
 cake. MT and Mrs. Clement left by au 2 l tomobile for trip to the White noun U I tains The brides travelling gown wa q blue cloth, with which she wore whit . satin hat. They will reside on Mathew T. son street, Jewett City. on their returI
 Mrs. Clement is the daughter of the lat :, MT and Mrs. Charles Lord and sine V their death has lived with her grand . mother, Mrs. Sweet She has taught th :, school in the White district very success VI u fully. Mir. and Mrs. Clement are men II bers of Pachaug grange and the Con
 munity club. Mrs Clement is a membe
 of the Whatsoever club of Pachaug. M
 Clement is superintendent of the Gri:
 woid schools and principal of Riversic
 grammar school, Jewett City.
 Solomon Paquette and Medos Perr y made the banner catch of black bass pr Glasgo Thursday They had six ifs, a weighing Is pounds. The largest or to was landed by Solomon and weighed s
 pounds.