Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-28
MONTVILLE

Two teams and an automobile each loaded with Jewish summer boardsrs from Oakdale and surrounding farms, eoIlided uaday evening about ten o'clock near the watering trough in Pequot just opposite the residence of Thomas Doyle hwith several passengers for the New York boat, hit the two wagons and con tiRued. on its way in order to catch ths trolley. None of tue occupants of ths three vehicles were injured by the two wagons were badly smashed; an half l,hour's work the men assisted by Mir. Doyle, succeeded in tying up one wagon lso that it could continue on its journey. 1.-The other wagon, however, was tempo lrarily- abandoned until the following day. A more serious accident occurred at this identical spot last fall when the au- tomebile of Fred Rodman hit William Daniels and a telephone pole, which re- suited in the death of two persona
 Miss Barbara Kelly entertained a number of young people of Montville and New London at her residence in Palmer l town Friday evening for her nephew. John Deneyan's nineteenth birthday. The | affair came as a surprise to Mir Dono- van. The lawn was decorated with Jap
 anese lanterns. Games, dancing and mus ical selection made the evening merry. Il Those in attendance were Misses Emily Kerns, Margaret Kessler and Gladys Kopp of New London Dorothy E. Rog- CTS, Helen Skifington, Madeline Walsh,
 Eileen Donovan Carrie G. Wood. Helen
 Lenihan anl Mary Lenihan, also Edward Bonville, Oliver LaBounty. Frank Craig, II Henry Brouillard, Daniel Fitzgerald,
 Charles Chapel, Frederick Ritchie, How
 ard Rogers, Herbert ". Rogers and d.
 mund Killeen. During tue evening Miss
 Kelly assisted by the Misses Helen and Mary Lenihan, service ice cream cake and
 punch
 Members of the United Baptist Sun
 day school of .Palmertown bearded two Ehuge auto truck Saturday noon and
 headed toward Ocean Beach arriving at the Beach about quarter past one Lun- tcheon was followed by bathing and the EmeFry-go-round proved enc of the main lattractions for the children About teighty members attended, with the trucks | leaving the beach at seven o'clock and
 arriving in Palmertcwn about 7.45. Up- on the arrival at tho beach Mrs. Albert qaylor fell from the steps of thetruck while descending. It was feared at first Mrs. Taylor had sustained a fractured | limee but later she was able to walk
 with the assistance of her daughter. Dr. Cassidy of Norwich was called to attend the Injury.
 Mss Jennie Rudd visited Ocean Beach
 "Wednesday last.
 | A1DGFL A1OIlQt OEuQA5 6QnNllte. ana Mrs. Louis LaBounty, Jr., and Mrs
 Louis LaBounty Sr.. left last Saturday in MT. Bonvilles car for a trip through lsCanada, visiting relatives while there. a6r. and Mrs George N Wood. and chil-
 dren, Madeline. Marion and gorge, IT,. of
 Providence. R. L, are visiting relatives
 in RRimert0wn.
 Mrs. Harriet Edmonds and Mir and Mrs. Bertram J. Edmonds are making a l.rr&ut fr, Nozrr Vnrlr rfa r-f4h ra1-4
 Daniel Beckwith has commenced work upon his new dwelIing> which he is erect
 ing opposite the residence of James Nc Farlane.
 Walter Allen, who recently enlisted in
 the U. s. navy, visited friends in Palmer
 town over Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs Theodore Pearson of Waterford visited Mir and Mrs. Albert ROseniund over Sunday. Ffteen citizens of Palmertown visited at lCAmp Richards, at Oxoboxo lake, Thurs day evening and spent most enjoyable time swimming. fishing and feasting Inc party relished Cook Dervin's fine
 .olam chowder. Hot dogs coffee and watermelon were also served. The trip Esz made in several private automobiles Miss Ruth Shsfter has returned after 9 weeks visit with Mir. and Mrs. Walter Burgess of Norwich
 A dance was conducted at ardner's
 iass4 Friday evening; @ number of young \ folks from Palmertown attended Afr. and Mrs. eorge A Pratt and
 daughters, Evelyn and Mary, arrived last Saturday from their home in New
 Haven for a visit with relatives here Mrs. Raie H. Garbse has returned
 erpm a Eisit with friends and relatives
 10 New HAmpshire
 Wnliam LaBounty, who is employed at
 Fisheris was in tossn over the weekend
 Merton, McGFzney of Rutherford N.
 J., is visiting at the home of Mr. and ] Mz verett Chapman