Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-03

Mrs. Carpenter took Mrs. Gillette, Mrs. Phoebe Irish and Mrs. Sarah Gager in their automobile to Ocean Beach to spend the day and Friday the same party mo tored to Matunuck, R. |. and spent the day.
 Many from this place attended camp meeting in Willimantic Sunday. There was no service at either church Aug 2S, l but on Aug. 21 Rev. B. s. Holloway ot l l New York praeched an excellent sermon at the Baptist church. The Congrega- l tional church was closed trat Sunday.
 Twenty from Lebanon grange attended 1 the Pomona grange field day at Fishers Island Thursday, the 18th. fine chow | rde was served by the members Of Fish
 CTS Island grange, also coffee. It was an l ideal day and a big crowd from many i different granges was present. Miss Turner and George Duerr of Will Iinanitc spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. l.. H. Taylor.
 E. P. Abel and family spent Sunday at Atlantic Beach. MT. and Mrs Carl Hallen and Miss
 Monto Leonard were at Ocean Beach to spend Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs Charles Geer, their son and daughter motored Sunday to Plain field, wheer Leroy Geer remained for a
 weeks visit with MT. and Mrs Everett
 Chappell.
 Mrs. George Osborne and son Leroy
 of Maiden. Mass. have returned after
 spending some time with Mrs. Osborne's
 daughter, Mrs E, R. York.
 Mrs. Louies Cooley of Berlin has been
 visiting her brother. William Robinson.
 Prof Edwin L. Robinson, two children and MT. and Mrs Geer of East Hartford visited relatives in town &Ais week
 MT. and Mrs. B. A. Hoxie, MT. and l o15 IT M also L. P. Smith. James Hyde, Eugene Aver of Franklin, attended the Connecti- cut Holstein Association meeting and l auction sale at Cheshire reformatory Sat
 urday.
 Edwin Abel and Arthur Beaver of Nor t wich are visiting the formers grand l mother, Mrs. Ida M Abel Miss Rose Standish, a former resident 9 of Lebanon, who for the past few years
 has been teaching among the Indians in Oklahoma, has been spending few aGys g with Mrs. Sarah Gager. Miss Standish lspoke Sunday night tthe Y, P S. C. E. y meeting at the Congregational church : giving 8 very interesting account of heI = work in the Indian school.
 1 Tuesday MT. and Mrs. K. F. Bishop t i Mrs Richard Bishop, MT. and Mrs o. l. t Pultz, Mrs Upton, Miss Grace Burgess n Mrs. Arthur Hewitt and daughter, Miss
 Dorothy Hewitt, Morris Burgess and L = P. Smith motored to Rehoboth, R. L, tc y 1 attend clambake.
 The Lebanon Grain corporation has re ceived it's second carload of shingles thi. = week.
 > Ernest Church of Hartford is visitiny Il MT. and Mrs. o. L. Pultz. 7, Mrs. L. P. Smith has returned to he home at Redwood.
 MT. and Mrs. S. W. Throop are enter
 taining Mrs. Thompson and MT. and Mrs V Albert Thompson of Indian Orchard e Mass. Today (Saturday) MT. and Mrs q q Throop with their guests will go to Pleas L aut View. R. L, for over Labor day. - Wednesday MT. and Mrs Clark Stan
 dish, Miss Mary standish and Ear j., ioxie attended the funeral of MT. Stan a dish's cousin, Mrs. Edward Brown. wh 'r was killed by an auto truck in Hebro I last Saturday.
 t Mrs. Arthur Stevens and daughte Is Ruth have returned to their home i le Providence, R. l., after spending the sum al l mer with Mrs. Stevens mother, MT,
 Julia Geer. Mrs. Geer returned wifi h them for a few weeks visit Il MT. and Mrs. William Clark and tw z sons have been spending two weeks s y 1 their cottage at the lake in East Hanr t5 ton. Sunday they entertained a party q
 Lebanon friends at the lake; 32 sat dow l. to a picnic dinner.
 D. MT. and Mrs. c. c. King entertaine t. lsSunday Mrs. Nellie LilIie, Miss Ethe : Richardson, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Rich le ardson and four children of Hartford,
 Mrs o. B. Clarko of WiIlimantic n visiting Mrs. William Blanchard.