Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-13
LEBANON

 Baptist church Sunday morning in place of the preaching service and was very helpful meeting as led by Mrs. Rice of Maiden. Mass, a former member of the Baptist church in Lebanon.
 Cards have been received by friends of Rev. Edward Nield stating that the fam fly were enjoying their vacation.
 A very Interesting c. E. meeting was held Sunday evening at the Congrega- tional church in charge of Miss Jessie Hyde. Miss Taylor and MT. Bushnell of the Norwich Town C. E. society.
 A number from Lebanon attended the farm bureau field day in Goshen Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. r. F. Manning and sons, Edward and Harold of Norwich, spent the week end with Mrs. Manning's par ents, MT. and Mrs. E. A. Hoxie, and Sun day MT. and Mrs. Hoxie entertained their son and daughter-in-law. MT. and Mrs. A. C. Hoxie, and daughter Phyllis. also MT. Bixler of South Killingly.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clark Standish, three daughter sand son and Earl Hoxie spent Sunday at Watch Hill and Atlantic Beach.
 Mir. and Mrs Henry Hewitt and sister, Miss Harriet Hewitt, spent Tuesday call ing on cousins at Groton and Mystic, talk ing dinner at Ocean Beach. The trip was made to celebrate the birthdays Of Miss Hewitt and MT. Hewitt
 Dr. Laura H. Hills is entertaining a college friend, pr. Grace Schermehorn, of Iowa.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Perkins. son Ray mond and daughter Annie of Willimantic l have been spending their vacation with Mr Perkins parents, NIT. and Mrs Charles Perkins.
 George Chappell was called to Wester- | iy the last of the week to attend the l funeral of his niece, Miss Gladys Chap pell, daughter of Fred Chappell, who dieG 1 Thursday. She was buried in River Bent cemetery, Westerly l MT. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Geer theil l daughter Myra and Mrs. H. NJ. Peel spent Sunday with Mrs. Peck's daughter Mrs. NJ. D. Whitaker, in South Killingly l Mrs. Eva Whitaker and granddaughters 1 Evelyn and Miriam Childs, of Putnam returned with them for a weeks visit. George Goodwin and daughetr, E;& l Gertrude Smith, with her daughter Bea trce of Hartford. have been spending few days with the formers brother, C. Goodwin.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Perkins an daughter, Miss Fannie Perkins, MT an Mrs. Frank Perkins and two childrei spent a day at Watch Hill recently.
 
 | Hazel of Maiden, Mass, are visiting Mrs Osborne's daughter, Mrs. E k. York.
 MT and Mrs. ". H Sni of Rockvill have been visiting Mir. Silrs sister, Mrs 1 A. A. Boothby.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gibbs of Eas Orange, \. !, are spending few week at their sumincr home in Lebanon. Mir. and Mrs. Willis Fuller, daughte and two sons of Ridgeheld are spendin
 their vacation with relatives in town
 Mrs. James Randall Of Goshen is vIslt
 ing her mother, Mrs. Harriet Manning. Mrs P S. Collins of Lefflngwell sper Thursday at Mrs. C. NJ. Geer's. Mrs. Anna Abel of Norwich is yisitin Mrs. Ida Abel
 MT and Mrs. Ernest Manning ar seven children of Lafayette, Ind WI have been spending two weeks with re
 atives in town. started for their hon Wednesday morning. The trip was maC s by automobile, a distance of 1900 mile 7 They camped by the way nights. I F N Taylor and family started Tue day morning by automobile for Lewisto n Me, to attend the grange conferenc They will return by way of the Whi
 mountains.
 Miss Pardee of New Haven is spen ing q few weeks with Miss Harri Hewitt
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Smith and thr i children of Franklin were guests Sund; afternoon of MT. Smiths uncba, C. Gt otiWin.
 Miss Harriet Hewitt Miss Pardee al : Mir mad Mrs. Henry Hewitt attended [ supper and sale at Windham chur
 Wednesday evening. e Mrs Mills is visiting her daught' 5 Mrs James Thomas, in Goshen. Mrs Charles Troland spent two da T this week with Mrs. Anna Abel in Nc wich