Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-20
LEBANON

Miss Hattie J. Manley has returned to her home in Hartford, after weeks vis- it with MT and Mrs. A. A. Boothby.
 Mrs. Sarah Gager spent Tuesday in Willimantic.
 MT. and Mrs K z. Bisf'or. MT. and Mrs. o. L. Pulz and Miss Bertha Perry spent Thursday at Narragansett Pier and PClnt Judith.
 Mrs. H. M. Peck. Mrs. c. M. Geer and Leroy Geer notored to South Killingly Thursday, Mrs. Peck remained for visit with her daughter, Mrs M. D. Whitaker. Mrs. Charles Perkins and daughter, Miss Fannie Perkins, Mrs. Frank Ferkn.s and daughter Annie, Mrsf J. IT King, Mrs. E. P Abel and Mrs c. S. Goodwin attended the Social Corner picnic at Mrs. William. Weaver's at Bear Hill Wednes- | { a5.. Mrs. F. '. Manning and two sons of New ch are spending wcee ~'n Mrs. Nl:; 1,nss parents. Er. Fld Mrs A. | It"Hte.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Congre- | g .ticra church me a1 the church par | To. "Wednesday -vea lg-
 s-s. B. R. York 5 rsltins ..er par e'.:s in Maiden, Mass
 sll 7nd Mrs. C. $. Cot iw.r certain ed Sunday MT. and Mrs. John McGT.;re and daughter Laura oi Cafes Ferry and I T daughter May of Poquonnoc Bridge.
 Mrs. H. M Peck returned Sunday from
 a weeks visit with her daughter, Miss
 Ella Peck in Hartford.
 Mrs. Charles Hinckley has been spend.
 ing a few days Fl Ia tio Il.
 Harold Bru.e nf H.rtfu~l retu-net
 home Saturday after spending the sum.
 mer at L. H. Taylor's.
 Walter Starr and William Lyons spent l
 Mrs. Morrison, of Grosvenordale.
 Mrs. Martha K Cross, Mrs Woodbury
 o. Rogers, Miss Jennie NJ Case and MT
 and Mrs Ronald Nelson, of Norwich Town, called on Mrs. Cross brother, J. H
 King Sunday.
 Mrs. Ida NJ. Abel is visiting Ms Anna
 Abel of Nrowich, and while there at
 tended the New London Baptist associa
 tion in Greenville Wednesday and Thurs r day. Others from Lebanon Baptis
 church who attended were Rev. and Mrs y Edward Nield, Rev. Frank Nye, MT anc = Mrs. George Randall, Miss C. $. Goodwin y also MT. and Mrs. Gu"no CFarreI 2
 Chestnut Hill
 MT. and Mrs E. A. Hove spent Sunda, : in South Killingly with their soa, A. ( d Hoxie.
 Miss Augusta Pember has returned t
 George Buggs for the wilter.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Perkins sn
 daughter, Miss Fannle Perkins, MT sn h | Mrs. Frank Perkins and :wo children re f gently spent a day at Son.ors. Mrs. Alice Bell of Poutiac, F. I. q spending two weeks Win h.sr s:ster, NJ: h Ida M Abel
 ;, Derwood Main of Noank spent ht l. week end with Miss Doris Troland r. l. B. Church and son Ernest l-lrurc d Of Hartford are with o. L. PI z for . few days.
 n Eugene Maynard and Reginai1 Tsyi: s attended Kingston far Tuesday | MT. and Mrs. K. F. Bishop. MT. an s Mrs S. W. Throop spent the weeK end : Is Pleasant View, R. L Rev Edward N1eld and family spe, a the recent holiday at Narragansett Pier |. Dr. Laura H. Hills entertained a mart or her friends on Thursday al F1easu, r. Beach The party included 1ijss A.Io,r
 MISS Virginia Baker, Mrs G. H. Hew,t r Mrs. Anna Perry and Miss Bertha Perr Ig Alter vacation through July and A, 5. gust Grange meetings were resumed fl
 toplc for the meeting Thursday nign+ h er 'ng schools. Cake and lemonade we
 served we
 Mir and Mrs. Byron 6lak4sIeo en.e r. Id Iaiheo over the week en1, Mi. anI Mr r. W. E. Blakeslee, Mir. and Mrs. e a~i d garsons' Fred Parsons. MT. and M, 1g IaIola Chlpman all of Waterbury al P. MISS Anna Blakeslee, of Watertown, ir C. H. Foster lost two valuable cows r tn eenIly' cen. the animals getting into the co
 iielo ana eating too much corn.