Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-09
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f ed to attend the injuries.
 Inquiry is being made here and In | Lisbon in reference to 8 soap-stone de- 9osit that existed in these parts some , years ago The soap stone of Lisbon 1 was first discovered in the lodges near the railroad bridge, little ways south of the Newent meeting house. Here it | cropped out in as many as A half a dozen places in nodules of varying size easily recognizable against the harder formation of the ledge. Both A. A. l Young. and G. A. Ross secured blocks l from this ledge more than thirty years
 ago. A little later some of the finest l specimens were found in the open tets
 east of the ledge. Some cf the speci- i mems found at that time were of such l fine magnetism texture that they were | almost of the consistency of cheese. An l investigation of a certain stretch of 1 stone wal on the one-tine E. .. Will | COX farm disclosed the fact that here
 and there thrown in with the general makeup, was a block of r1re soap stone.
 The late John R. Tracy got bicck
 as big as a grindstone, it was then hol- 1 lowed out with an ordinary chisel. He used it for years as drinking foun- 1 tain for hens. Daniel L. Phillips re- | | found in Griswold on what is known
 a sthe Clark Reynolds place.
 All the findings are now things of the l past In a few of the country homes
 round about the borough. there will be found the old soap-stone foot warm I CT. fashioned with knife into g. handy square with a wire handle. On a ccld day. when a s'eigh ride was conteu- plated the soap-stones were warmed or the back of the stove, or 'n the coals l of the fireplace Once thoroughly heat,
 ed no other stone ever eqIan+d soap stone for the purpose intended, wrapped
 in flannel the drivers feet were kep
 comfortable for hours. even in the mos severe weather Although never witf stated market value in either Grls
 wold or Lisbon in the days when It wa
 found here. today it is as one iaan sai'
 ''scarcer than hens teeth.''
 MT. and Mrs Henry Olsen of Jewet
 City and Mrs George EahcocN ant l daughter. Frances of Plainfield have re
 turned from an automobile trip to Vel
 eslev Hills. Mass.
 , Miss Dorothy Paul has returned, af ter a months stay in Whitefsid an Manchester, N. H.
 William Rogg, formerly of Jewet
 City and Miss Mary Manning of Man chester, N. H., were married Monday a s., 5oseph's Cathedral in Manchester Rev. Thomas. J. Connor performed tn
 ceremony. The bride was attended b
 her cousin. Miss Mary Riley. JcsepI . T9riscol of New London, formerly C
 Jewett City. was best man. Tae brio : wore a gown of pink georgette crep
 with hat to match and carried an arr
 nouquet of bride roses. The brides ? maid wore blue pussy willow silk wit hat to match and carried an arm bou - auet Of Killarney roses. Music wa l furnished by the church choir. Th
 brides gift to the bridesmaid was
 god rneshbag; the best man receive ' gold cufflinks A reception ard break 1 fast were held at the brides hon. e Many gifts including furniture, GU . glass. linen and silver were recs.ve f by the bride. MT. and Mrs. Ho'yg let
 for a wedding trip to be spent in Ro: 0 ton Providence and Connecticut Th l brides going-awas costume was an os
 ford gray travelling suit with b;sc T panne velvet hat. They will be at horn = after September IS. A short time befol
 the wedding day the brides friends ga1 r her a miscellaneous shower. A dinne t, set was presented her by girl friend e and she received gifts of 'inen, cut gla! 0 an dsilverware. The bridegroom Is tn , son of William Hogg, of Jewett Cit, E Miss Irene Havey is spending her V; l. cation in Bridgeport and Hempstea = N '.
 . MT. and Mrs A. J. Hildreth ar :, f-rrhter Marian, of Brattleboro, Vt e are guests at R. F. Cheney's.
 Frank Bancroft of Pachaug is a ?, q tient at Backus hospital.
 |, MT and Mrs. E. F. Burleson wel f in Willimantic Thursday to attend Il h funeral services of Mrs. Katherine Fal $ hing Congion. She was MT. Burlesoa e aunt.
 l. MT and Mrs. William O'Neil of Pro [. idence were the guests Thursday of 3i l. and Mrs. G. H Prior.