Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-14

quite a while, although I noticed that she used cane to get around with.
 Now way out to the foot hills, at the base of Mt. Wilson, whefe you can't go any further, there is most beautiful spot called Sierra Madre, and in a peachy little bungalow, and the very last bum gaiow at the base of this mountain, lives Fred Snpith (the forisD and his wife T was sorfy to find Fred incapacitated with bad leg. It seemed somehow or other a large timber fell on him and bruised his limb severely, but he is al- most we'll now. Fred and another man are building the quaintest kind of a structure I ever saw. In fact. MT. Smith said, there is nothing like it that has ever been attempted, and guess she is right about that. It is called the Beth. any Temple, and is built entirely of cop pie stones. It is going to be very large structure and one can get an idea of what it is going to be from the, present condition :. what nationality the church Is was unable to learn, but I think Mrs. Smith told us before we left that 1t was non-sectarian. Now. don't you think I have done pretty well in writing this letter and
 the other long one that ne doubt bored you to death. Well. don't expect any more from me- as now I am getting rest less and the train for the east will look 1 good to me. I saw the Los Angeles and Seattle ball game today, and will see the Vernon l Los Angeles game next week They tell me they have a boy from Taftville on | the Vernon team. His name is Murphy l but don't think know him, it is hard
 to admit that even one got away from me.
 | Last night called on the Haselden's
 John Haselden, the letter carriers fa-
 ther, and it seemed like Old Home Week when I got there.- Fred Clark, you per.
 haps won't remember him. He used tc ! work for Preston Bros, and his father
 is the drummer in Tubbs' band. Well | Fred is in company with his father-in
 law, the firm Is Willard & Clark. They
 have a factory at 719 East First st. To, | Angeles, where they make cement tools
 Fred, I guess, is in right. His wife wa. with him, and she is very lovabl,
 woman. We'll, as I said Clark and hi wife were there, MT. and Mrs. Haselden
 Freddie Lathrop and his bride tFred ha,
 the sightseeing franchise at the RosslyI
 hotel, and waYCmarried about eight week
 ago). Then there was Dr. Lathrol | (Norman). He is president of the Cali
 fornia CosnIet Laboratory at 40 ant Al Bradbury building, in Los Angeles
 and I guess he has a gqod proposition
 at least it looked very busy while I wa. there
 So, you see, when you round them ur 1 Norwich seems to be pretty well repre-
 sented here, and all seem to be success
 full.
 Last Sunday, Jack Fields, who Is ai
 officer on the U. S. S. N. r., passed tn
 day with me, and I expect him aag1n to
 might. I certainly think that Jack Field
 Of flA
 body that I know of, and he will be gla
 when next October comes and he will b
 able to get out of the navy
 Monday night, I have a dinner en
 gagement with Gene Ferguson. Gen
 was one time chauffeu1 for George Car !, roll and later for Mrs. Adam Reid uu
 here. :t Out on Dewey avenue I ran across Gu Jahn. He and his wife and son hay l been here for about six months. Gu looks real well and wori,s every aay but still he would like to be back ir1uSal wich.
 : l promised Otis Dorsey that I woul } call on his parents at SIS 1-2 Mort Kingsley Drive, but when I called to SC them, the lady next door told me ths the Dorseys had been called-east on as ? count of sickness in the family, SO ths ? Is how missed them. B My cousin Louis Plaut and Saul Alo g sin are both feeling pretty good. Sau 5 I think, is going to locate either . Monravia or in Altadena. These place |, are both recommended to people who al ]. suffering from asthma.
 l I have not seen Dr. Hanford or Cha t ley Fitch on this tirp, and Gus Jah = wanted me to call on the Wohlfarth girl s who live on Fuller avenue. and if I haN
 an opportunity. certainly will call C = them. s Give my regards to all. I am, 9 eve-
 i Your nephew,