Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-29
MONTVILLE

Tho first and second days of tho three cay Chautauqua entertainment took place Saturday and Monday. A large attendance was present at both afternoon perfoimanees and still larger attend ance present last Saturday evening. The lectures alone are well worth hearing. the two delivered by pr. Sidney L. Chan dlsr, head of the department of sociool- osy, Cornell college Mt. Vernon, Iowa last Saturday being something that each one could take home with them and were intensely interesting
 The program for the three days fel- lows:
 Saturday afternoon The Clifford Foote trio, concert; The Value of the Individual, lecture, by Sidney L. Chan dler. Night-Americas Political Ideal, by Sidney L. Chandler concert, the Cliff. ford Foots trio.
 Monday afternoon--A community pre- gram: Lecture, by ex-Senator MaeheM of West Virginia: concert, the Melamet Edgar Co.,; Stories for Young and Old, Miss Alta Marie Halbert; the opening of the junior citizenship campaign; Play. ground Period. Miss Alta Marie Halbert Night-Lecture, America's Social Ideal, by ex-Senator Machen; concert, the Mel aunet- Edgar Co.
 Tuesday afternoon - Entertainment, The Hendrys; lecture. How to Put the Program Into Effect, by Wentworth Stewart. Night-Lecture Aneriea's Yn- dustrial Ideal. by Wentworth Stewart concert, The Hendrys.
 With the varsity race of the Yale and Harvard races ending at the drawbridse in New London, Montville was not as hfe cF z--ha ended at Bartlett's PVint. In spite of this fact, Q good manytautos and pedes- tFians were seen at the starting point to witness the crews leaving the Yale and Harvard quarters. falling in for the start and finally started off with a shot, all oi which proves interesting to many.
 Mrs. Everett Chapman entertained al her home in Palmertown Friday after. uoon number of friends and playmateE of her daughter Marion in honor of Miss Narion's 1eth birthday anniversary. A lively and enjoyable afternoon ensHed with a variety of games in order. Mrs Chapman served sandwiches. cake and punch. The guests included Mrs. Cleta Gardner, Mrs. Robert Patton and twC daughters. Edna and Doris, Mrs. V. A Rosenlund and two daughters, Ruth ant Carolyn, Gertrude Church and Lillian Ditchle. Miss Chapman was well re- mCmbered with gifts from her little friends
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence D. Hall oi BrooklyH arrived Sunday for Q visit witf relatives here. Miss Elizabeth La. Flamme who has been visiting there, re- turned with them
 Mir. and Mrs Frank Webber and twC sons have moved to Palmer. Mass. Tl1e family of Joseph Deslo has taken thu tenement vacated by the -Webber family
 The local cr@lt mill Of the Palmsl Eros Co. closed last Thursday unti Monday morning.
 r. e. Hansen of Hartford visited C. 0 Manchester on Saturday for the purpos, rt cNehanging stamrs. Messrs. ltansei and Manchester both have Q fine collec ton. including a variety cf a thousand cr more, ,.
 Tho roadster owned by Luther Tefft O f.is siIlagc vas hit by. a touring cal ~ua.a,, afternoon at the four corners a r-r lHcasvlle cor station. None of th a.eg,a-ts Of either car was injured, bu 70. c-r belonging to Mir. Tefft was dam aged
 The rainfall ou sunday and Monda. ..-s welcomed by all in the village, espe ..atly the farmers. as gardens were il -1rc need of the rain.
 '. N EosenluRd visited in New LondeI sunday.