Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-04
LEBANON

Memorial day exercises were held in Grange hall Monday afternoon The speaker was State Attorney Hadlai A. Hull of New London. Several songs were sung by full chorus.
 Mrs. Ellen Livermore, who has been in Florida for the past two years, has re- turned home
 The farm known as the Nancy Mason place has been sold to Jewish people
 Henry Sweet who for a number of years has run the Norfolk inn, has now purchased the inn and cottages.
 Mrs. Grace Geer, MT. and Mrs. William Buckley and daughter Charlotte of Hart ford spent the week end and Memorial day with Mrs. Julia Geer. Edward Mason of Hartford spent from Saturday until Monday with his parents, MT. and Mrs. w. A. Mason. MT. and Mrs. Charles Wetmore and two daughters of Hartford are spending a week at their summer home. MT. and Mrs Elmer Pultz and Mir. and Mrs. William Pultz left Saturday for a visit with relatives in New York state. The trip was made by automobile. Wednesday Mrs. Ida Abel, MT and Mrs. E. P. Abel and two sons and Mir and Mrs. l c. S. Goodwin had an automobile trip to 1 Deans Mills, near Mystic, where a picnic i dinner was enjoyed, it being an ideal i place for picnic parties. The trip was made to celebrate the wedding anniver- saries of MT. and Mrs. Abel and MT. and Mrs Goodwin.
 1 Thursday night was observed at the grange with a May basket social. Each woman member brought May baske; with lunch for two, the baskets being auctioned off. A short program wal 1 given
 B. F. Carpenter, who has been working on the railroad for several months, ha. returned home.
 MT. and Mrs. B. R. York entertained over Sunday and Monday Mrs York. parents MT. and Mrs. George Osborne and son Leroy and MT. and Mrs. Edward Cohen and daughter Dorothy of Maiden Mass. Mrs. Osborne remained for weeks visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Goodwin with theii daughter and son of New Britain spen Sunday at c. s. Goodwin's.
 Miss Helen Main, Derwood Main ant Ralph Catlin of Noank were guests iron
 Saturday until Monday of Mrs. Charia
 Troland.
 N. s. Loomis of Hartford spent Memo rial day with his sister. Mrs. Carrie Abel II MT. and Mrs. J. H. King are spendini
 a few days with the formers sister Mrs
 Martha Cross, of Norwich Tewn. MT ana nrS. tt- InomaS or Haruor
 spent the week end with Mrs. Troland'
 brother, K F. Bishop. W. C. Blanchard and family, who hay been for the past six months in Will
 mantle, have returned home. Harold Mason of Willimantic, while viz iting in Lebanon. went fishing an caught a trout Is If inches long whic weighed 1-4 pounds. Mrs. Ella Foster is in New London wit her mother for few days. Miss Leora Carpenter of Hartfor spent Memoria Iday with her father, l : F. Carpenter.
 , Miss Edith Foster of Hartford is spend ing week at her home. She had as he , guest over the week end Miss HeIe Swisher of Hartford. Mrs. Harriet Manning of Mort
 Franklin has been spending a few day , at George Briggs. Mrs. Mabel Locke of Bridgeport was th
 guest last week of her father, Reube
 Burgess.
 MT and Mrs. Charles Aben and daugf ter of New Britain spent Sunday at C. ' Abell's.
 MT and Mrs. Everett Chappen (
 Plainville spent from Saturday until Mol
 day with the formers parents, Mir. an Mrs. George Chappell
 MT. and Mrs. Bernard Locke and tw children of Worcester were week en guests of MT. and Mrs. Clark Standish. George Briggs spent the week end
 New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Benn and six young pei 3 pie from Hartford spent Memorial day