Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-15
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at her cottage at Beach pond by digging bait preparatory to a fishing trip. Just as she had extracted a toothsonle morsel from the ground, a party of home folks appeared and announced that they had oome to celebrate The anniversary in a more fitting manner. They proceeded 10 prepare a dinner of fried chicken and all kinds of eatabies, and also to shower the hostess with gifts. Later in the day 8lr. Gilbert took the party for a motorboat ride on the pond
 CorporsI Walter Gray from Camp Stan ley. Texas. is at his home. having re- ceiyed his honorable discharge.
 Joseph Driscoll of Bristol is visiting his mother, Mrs. Timothy Driscon. of Mechanic street.
 Rev. Mir. Townsend of Philadelphia preached at the Baptist church Sunday morning He was at one time pastor at Voluntown. Rev. M. D. Fuller preached at the First Baptist church in Norwich.
 Mrs. Frank Wilcox and daughter Janet, her guests. Mrs. James Evans and Mrs. Mcintosh, Misses Mabel Wilcox. Sa- die and Ethel Thompson. Anna Littlefeld and Mildred McCluggage. are at Groton Long Point, occupying the Marshall cot tage.
 Miss Jean Burleson will have charge of
  cation of the librarian, Miss Wilcox The Ashland Bevvlers enjoyed one fine outing to Rocky Point and Oakland Beach Saturday. They had played q handicap tournament for which S35 in prizes and a shore dinner at Rocky Point were given. Twenty men were entered. The prizes were taken by L. M. Carpenter. first, Or vile Bissonette, second. Louis GuiIotte third, Frank Stanley. fourth. Egdide Desaulniers, fifth, Henry Olsen. sixth, and | Joe Gilbert. seventh. The other mem- l bers of the team were Louis 8iasse, Wal | ter Benjamin. AHsitn Harris, Prentice | Chase, Bert Shorey, Bert Field, A. l. l Ste5bins. R. r. Cheney. Louis Gingras 1 Hector Lefeure. Leo Gilbert, Alphonss Fontaine and Gilbert Miner. There were l 1SOe Oda Fellows at Rocky Point, but ii was said on good authority that the bowl CTS ate more clans, etc, than all the l Odd Fellows put together. 1 George Rathbone is improving after SC. l we're illness last week.
 To mako room for the placing of new sidewalks on the street line on Eas Main street, the Southern New England Tele phone company are moving a half dezer ] poles.
 1 Miss Sadie Sharkey has returned to hel home in Attleboro, Mass.
 l F. H. Gilbert gave his four haymen i Pleasant Ford, Joseph Creten and his soI ! and Henry Hazard, an automobile ride by i way of Narragansett Pier to Rocky Poin 1 Friday. Dinner and ali the sports ant games were provided and enjoyed to tht limit.
 Now that the new macadam is com pleted on East Main street, a large pe cent. of the property owners are putting in granolithic sidewalks and residence ap breaches. Including Edward Blanchard l B. c. Bliss, Lloyd Miner, E. S. Hiscox Samuel Catheart MT. Marci1on, Josepl l Lefebre. F. E. Robinson, John Sullivan
 Miss M. A. Burdick. Mrs. E. M. Swift Daniel L. Phillips and 4. D. Tripp, sev eral had walks already built.
 Mrs. Mary J. Richard and daughi 4 l Blanche and Loretta, of Yantic N,r week end visitors with Mrs. Damas Go
 bell.
 Miss Mildred Vegiard has returned af
 ter two weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs
 Mary Richards, in Yantic.