Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-01
LEBANON

Mrs. Ida M Abel and Mir and Mrs Eugene P. Abel were in New York from Saturday until Tuesday and attended the funeral services of Mrs. Abel's son, Lieut.. Louis. R. Abel who was killed in action in France Sept 27, 1918. Burial was in the family lot in Greenwood cemetery The flowers were beautiful.
 Mrs. Austin Wade of, South Wind ham has been staying at the home of her daughter Mrs. E. P. Abel while Mrs. Abel was in New York Mrs. G. H. Foster is entertaining her l mother, Mrs. Nancy Gardner, also her sister Mrs. Nam Beebe both of New London.
 Mrs. Foster entertained a party to celebrate four anniversaries, Sunday be- ing the S5th birthday of Mrs. Gardner, also the 14th wedding anniversary of | MT. and Mrs J. R. Foster; the 18th was Mrs c. H. Fosters birthday and that week was also the 77th birthday of one of the guests, Wm B. Avery. Twenty two sat down to splendid dinner of roast chicken and other good things in- cluding four anniversary cakes. l The guests of Mrs. G. H. Foster and her son Edwin were Mrs. Fosters other two sons and their families, Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Foster an daughter Ruth :; Mir. and Mrs J. R. Foster and three | children all of Lebanon; Mrs. Fosters daughters, Miss Edith Foster ot Hart 1 ford and Mir. and Mrs. Myron Peckham and five children of South Manchester ; Mrs Fosters mother, Mrs. Gardner i; her sister, Mrs Beebe and her brothers l family. MT. and Mrs. Horace Gardner and three children of New London and MT. and Mrs. William B. Avery of Vernon.
 MT. and Mrs. E. o. Hcde entertained l Sunday their son and his family, Mir. and Mrs A. c. Hoxie and daughter Phyllis of South Killingly, also Miss Ruth Gould 1 of Woburn, Mass.
 | K. F. Bishop has g pear tree with both blossoms and fruit on it. l Mrs. Anna Pendeton of Windham is visiting Miss Harriet Hewitt. 1 Miss Doris Troland spent the week l end with friends in Noank. Mrs. Henry HeGitt and Miss Bertha Perry are taking an automobile trip of q few days through New Hampshire and | Vermont. WiEh Mir and Mrs. A R. Man ming of Yantic.
 Mir. and Mrs. S. " Throop and Mrs. Ellen Livermore have been spending a few days with relatives in Pittsfeld, Mass.
 MT. and.Mrs William Pultz are spend
 
 One day last week while working up- stairs Mrs c. NJ. Geer was startled by the crash of glass. Hurrying down Mrs | Geer found a young pheasant had flown 1 through the window. The bird was caught but was set at liberty again
 Mir. and Mrs. William E. Avery of Ver- non have been spending a few days with c. s. Briggs, are now visiting Mrs. G. H. Foster.
 The Mission Circle of the Baptist church met with Mrs. Ida M. Abel Thurs day afternoon
 Mr and Mrs. Byron Blakeslee and two children spent Sunday with friends in Bramfeld, Mass.
 Miss Ella Davoll has been spending some time with Mrs. Everett Hewitt.
 MT. and Mrs. C. S. Goodwin and Mrs Sunday in Hartford guests of MT. Good. wins brother George Goodwin.
 Work has commenced clearing the Green for the new Geo. w Lyman high school. The town hall is moved anG men have started moving the store oc. cupied by F. P. Fowler.
 Mr and Mrs. F. NJ Taylor were ir Hartford Wednesday to see Mrs. Estella Lyman, who is in the Hartford hospita where she is to have an operation thi: week for appendicitis
 Herbert Ward lost his barn and she( , by fire last Saturday night The barr was filled with hay.
 Arthur Williams lost one of his team horses last week. He drove the horse , to the Brooklyn fair and one horse wa 5 taken sick and died on the way home