Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-11
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Men are reshingling the roof and si1es 1 of the dwelling cf .5r and Mrs.. Henry 1 Church. A large .nrln6A s beinr nGt;ed to the front of the house.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred J. Hope are enter taining two nieces, Misses c. Freeland and Faith N'reeland. of Sutton, Mass.
 Miss Addie Johnson of Hartford is vis- iting relatives in Palmertown.
 Mrs. Adde Levitslzy of Greeneville was recent caller in the village Raymond D. Shahan of Greeneville was business caller in town recently. There were no services at the Union Baptist church Sunday morning. Edward c. Curtin visited Watch Hill Sunday.
 Roy Gardner, Raie H. Carbee, James ,McFarlane and son and Carl A. Johnson enjoyed a fishing trip at Gardner Lake Saturday. One of the pickerel caught
 weighed 8 1-2 pounds and measured "A | 1-2 inches in length.
 1 Miss Marguerite Cough, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Thomas Cough of Palmer town, and Raymond A. Shahan were united in marriage Saturday, July 30th, at St. James church, New London, by Rev P. M. Kerridge The marriage came as a surprise to friends in Montville and Greeneville, the latter village being the home of Mr. Shahan The attendants | were MT and Mrs. Samuel PrentiE of l New London. Miss Cough has always made Montville her residence and has been very popular. In Norwich MT. Sha- han is well known in the athletic field,
 being a ropulSr ball player and boxer. For the present they will reside with the brides parents in the village. Guy Loonnis of Hartford is spending several days with relatives in Palmer town.
 Miss Gertrude Olson has returned home after visiting relatives in Hartford and Waterville. Conn. I Mrs. Louis J. Hurlbutt and sons. John and Donald Hurlbutt. of Hartford, Mrs. tduntley of New London and John Council
 of Lexington, Ky, visited acquamtances in Montville Sunday.
 Mrs. Lyman Kenyon of Norwich is vis- iting her niece. Mrs Thomas Cough. John Polasky has returned to New York after a visit with his aunt, Mrs
 Stepanik, of Gay Hill
 Men have been repairing the bridge on the cross road below the property of the Reyes Product Co.
 Joseph Morin and men are at work on
 the new bungalow of Mrs. Thomas Watt An enjoyable picnic was held recently
 on Mamicoke Island. Clam chowder was served at noon and a bake consisting 0i l steamed clans, corn, sweet potatoes, etc.
 followed late in the afternoon. Those at
 tending were MT. and Mrs. V. A. Rosen- l, fund and daughters, Ruth and Carolyn I Misses Grace and Carrie q. Wood, MT and Mrs Theodore Pearson, James 4sosenlund, Frank Craig, Brown E. Pear.
 son and Carl A. Rosenlund. , Morton McCraney returned to his home in Rutherford, N. J., last Thursday after , visiting MT. and Mrs Everett Chapman for two weeks.
 Mir and Mrs. James Phillips of Green field. Mass, are spending two weeks witt 1 relatives in Peqaot
 John Kiileen employed in the railway mail service visited at his home in Un casville over the week end.
 MT and Mrs Edward Smith. Misse: Jeneva and Geergs5elle Shit hand Mrs R. B. Smith spent Sunday on Masoni , island
 Charles Turner is critically i'll at hi, : . nome, requiring the care of graduat nurse.
 Mrs. Otto Berger of North Grosvenor dale and Miss SeSney Helistrund o
 Providence have returned to their re : spective homes after visiting Mrs. An drew Johnson.
 5 (. 0. Manchester spent Sunday a ! Watch Hill.
 -i Roy Nelson of the U. s. navy is at hi T home on Gay Hill. I MT and Mrs. Ovide Brouillard- of rc quot are entertaining their sister iron Moosup.
 Mrs. John Adams, who suffered a shoel Friday, remains in serious condition.
 MT and Mrs. George A. Pratt an daughters Mary and Evelyn, returne I Saturday to New Haven after spendin
 i two weeks with relatives in New Londo . and Montville.