Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-27
LEBANON

A surprise party Was given Mrs. ). Ii. King. Saturday, the 21st, being her sznd birthday. Among those present were four cisters of Mrs. King, Mrs. R. M- Johnson of Mansfield Hollow. Mrs. Lyola Bowen of North Windham, Mrs. Lilllan Ham of Windham and Mrs. bavid Nichols and her husband of NiIlI mantle so three nieces and their Fus- bands, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Walker and MT. and Mrs. James Lynch of WiIIiman- JIG, mr. and Mrs. David Clark of Mans neld Hollow, and Miss Mabel Crocker of Pawtueketr R. L Saturday was the birthday of two other menberS of the party, Mrs. Lillian Hahan and Mrs Frank Welker. Mrs. King received a. large shower of post cards and was pre- sented basket of all kinds of fruit, al So candy and raisins and a beautiful bouquet.
 A nun1her from Lebanon spent Sunday at the different beaches.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Gibbs, Mrs. frank NoEes and daughter, Miss Mabel Moves. motored to Westerly, Tuesday. Miss Harriet Blanchard or Franklin spent Tuesday with Mrs. ]. IT. King.
 Rev. Edward Nield and family refurn- ed Monday after three weeks visit with relatives in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
 Miss Monto Leonard of Newark. ". l.. is visiting her aunt. Mrs, Carl HaIlen.
 Mr- and Mrs. C. M. Geer and daughter. Miss Myra Geer, and 8fr. and Mrs. C. S. Goodwin. spent Sunday in New Britain With Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Goodwin.
 MT: and Mrs. E. A. Hoxip motored to Mt HerInon school Saturday to attend a meeting of the New England Ho.stein- Friestaa Association, of which MT. Hoxie is memher. They also drove as far as Hinsdale. ". H, and enjoyed | the beautiful scenery all the way. o. H. Foster has a new tractor ] Mrs. Clark Standish, three daughters and son, and Earl Hoxie have returneo. 1 after spendinE week in Worcester. ] with Mrs. Stfndish' sister
 1 NIT. and Mrs. F. W Hoxie spent three days last week with Mir. and Mrs. Ciar- I ence Hoxie in East Greenwich, R. l.
 The Sunday school os the ConErega- ] tional church held . picnic Wednesday | at MoheEan park. Between so and 90 were present and very enjoyable day | was spent.
 Mrs. B. R. YorI, entertained the La dies, Aid society Tuesday. twelve being
 The Stack family held a reunion at | oeesH beach Wednesday,
 i D. 4. Hoxie and son, Earl went on the annusl automobile tour of the connecti- i cut State Poultry Association Wednes- day, visiting .Windham. saetlapd. Nor wich. New London and Groton. { Mir. and Mrs. Willard Brewer and two 1 children of Hartford are spending a week with Mrs. Julia Geer Miss Catherine Gardner and little i daughter, of South Manchester are visit | ing Mrs. E. Ray Manning.
 Everett Chappell and Arthur Chetham, of Plainville. spent the week end with the formers parents, Mr. and Ilrs. Geo.
 Mrs. Ida M Abell is visiting Mrs. An nS Abel in Norwich.
 Mir and Mrs. o. L. Pultz and son Lawrence, and Mrs Mary Lillie. have returned from visit with relatives in New York state
 MT. and Mrs. F. P. Manning and two sons of Norwich spent the week end l! with Mir. and Mrs. E. A. Hoxie.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. Griffin and son oi
 southiRgton are kpendi7g 2 week win | Mir. and Mrs. Leon or auette. Leroy Geer and Charles Toilette spent 1 Sunday in 1fiddIetowu.
 Miss Grace Langdon, of Seward Ne i braska, was calling on relatives in town
 last weslS MiS Isenngaon is grand