Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-14
YANTIc


 friends Tuesday evening in honor of the birthday of MT. Hamilton. A social evening was enjoyed with yic- troia selections and games. A lunch con of sandwiches, cake, cookies and coffee was served. MT. Hamilton re- ceived g number of birthday remem- brances.
 E One landmark at the village square is no more. Tree warden Henry k. that he had men remove 1t last week The square looks bare without it.
 taborers are making improvements on the Yantic parsonage. The cedar well-sweep has been replaced by a modern cement well. curbing and frame work with wooden top. New drains have been laid, the roof shlngled. new revanda props and lattice work, and an attractive railing built -ap- proaeh to the yerenda..
 Louis Burdick is making altera- tions to his property on the Franklin Road, boarding in the veranda, tear ing out the down stairs entry. He has installed pipslesz furnace and is making other Improvements. The members of the Yantic Fire Engine Company attended Grace church in Q body Sunday. marching from the Engine Hall in fine order. Near the office of the mill Saturday | evening, car bearing registry mum and another car, 675S9 was leaving the ] village, both going at moderate speed. They were so close together that they l eollided with enough force to drive | the large Buick touring car through
 the fence and tearing down some of the stone wall in the Engine House
 lot. Inspector George H. Bradford
 was called and viewed the wreck, and
 worlImen were several hours getting
 the car back. on the road.
 Clarence Edward Carpenter gave the members of hls Sunday School
 class of Grace church an interesting
 day Saturday, taking them on an auto mobile trip to Providence. The first
 stop was for dinner and afterwards, a
 trip through the shopping center was enjoyed-then a visit to Roger Will
 Hams Park and the Museum. The I seven members of the class are en-
 thusiastic over the trip they enjoyed Il A donation party was held in Parish T Hall. Friday evening.
 John Coughlin has returned to his home
 in Hartford after spending some time with his aunt. Mrs Thomas Sullivan.
 Timothy Coughlin of New Haven i. visiting his sister. Mra Thomas suIli . van,
 MT. Hardy of Lowell is employed in th, l tYantic mill as overseer in the finishing , room. , Miss Nellie Driscoll has returned t,
 Moosup after enjoying a weeks vacation } at her home in Franklin.
 : Friends of Mrs J. J. DriscoIl ar, pleased to learn of her continued i'm provement at her home in Franklin. Mis- 3 Shea is still at the DFiscoll home. Louis Bogue of Manchester Is spendini I some time at his home here. Mrs, J. Adams has returned te he l Ehome in Montville after a stay of severa days with local relatives.
 Superintendent Lee of Vermont has ar I rived to take charge of the work in tn T Yantic mill.
 s MT, and Mrs. Elns/hsntl.y and sor
 Ellis, Jr, of Newton Upper Falls ar Iguests at the home of MT. Bentley'a par Tents, Mir. and Mrs, Wareham w. Bentlel
 Mir. and Mrs. J, Louis Oliver of Man leicester have returned after passing tn s week end with Mrs. 0liver's parents, Nj !, and Mrs. Henry Hamilton.
 e Miss Mary Rose O'HeaYn. R. N., hs
 returned to Bridgeport after . briAf sta a at her home here. She had as her guei k Miss Helen Carter. who is spending son s time here with Mrs. stephen o'Hearp. VI Gladstone Fielding, well known $ many local people. is new lseetsd e Baltimore, Md,
 d Mir and Mrs, Raymond v, ceHsd6u an 8 children. Florence and Raymond, Ji ,f Providence with Mrs Congdon's parent n MT, and Mrs. Adeiph Ploettnet. It Samuel Crumblish, who has bee t spending the winter with relatives d New York and New Jersey. Is passir Ie several days with local friends.