Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-11

tended visit with friends in Omaha, Ne braska.
 Mir. and Mrs Daniel McSheffery of South A street have returned after spending several days with eheir son-in- law and daughter. Mfr. and Mrs. Leo Rudolph and family of Hartford. Conn. Antoine Paauette is seriously i'll at his home on Merchants avenue.
 Miss Blanche Fontaine of South Second street entertained her piano pupils at her home Saturday afternoon.
 Albert Teasdale has returned from q stay of several weeks at his homa in Riv- erside. R. L. and Is at the Poneniah House.
 Local interest centers in the twill =ht game to be played Wednesday evening between the Taftville A. 4. and the Po- nemah Wheel club Both teams have been getting in some stiff practice, and 1t is said that the organizations are even ly macthed. Hop Donahue, who is the directing head of the Wheel club team, was an iarerested spectotnr at the Taft vills Ben Iur game Saturday afternSon, anu il fSas noticed that he closely witclled Catch Felair flash the signals b ne pitcher it Hop took note If the signals and ias communicated them to the team, fans halIcve that his team will fave tha advantage of the fight. Nr and Mrs. Francois La7ivi,s.e have | .aHel house on South B stre s-. Ernest Baldwin of NorHlch was a t,siness caller in the village Monday.
 Harold Fitzpatrick of New Badfcrd. A,ass. has been a recent guest of IL a | tiv-s in town.
 Thr Lew cement walk on tn. sau.h side ci the Parish hall has been com o.c.,.,l
 .7s-i pothier has disD ,scd nf IS farn on ike Canterbury turnpike t0 o.t rf avn 2, nes.
 z )nc. Panama, has oined Mrs. Eeagle. at t7c h-mf of 'nator ana Mrs. Ja:rt < Graham. cf Lisbon.
 street is spending some time in New Bedford. Mass.
 Miss Anna Rondeau of Providence street has been enjoying her annual vaca- tion.
 J. P Maynard of Boston, Mass, was a business caller in the village Monday
 Work is fast progressing on the foundation of the residence of MT. and Mrs. Philippe Bontempo on Norwich avenue.
 Wilfred Linderson of North yhird ave. nue is spending the summer in North Stonington.
 Miss wada Baranowski has resigned her position with the Ponemah com pany.
 Mrs. Victoria Pyzo and family hay, moved from Terrace avenue to Norwicf avenue.
 The pavilion at the plant of the ,. E | hae making an attractive addition to tn, grounds surrounding the plant The pa vilion is surrounded by a rustic ceda, fence, and provides comfortable plac for the employees to rest. or spend thei noon hour.
 Mir. and Mrs. James McCann and fam fly of Providence street have gone f, Round Hill to make their home with Nfr McCann's parents, Mir. and Mrs. ParricI McCann., who recently purchased a fin residence there.
 A large party of local people spent Sun day at Rocky Point, R. l., making tn trip by truck.
 A movement Is on foot to appoin Rocky Point, R. l., the place of the an nual meeting and outing of the Pienee Boys of Taftville.
 Mrs George Muddeman of South set ond avenue and Miss Margaret Maitlan of Clinton, Mass, have returned fror a stay of several days on Fishers Is and.
 Miss Dorothy Aberg of North A stre, is at Gardner's Lake. the guest of ht grandparents. MT. and Mrs. Joseph ca
 William Corcoran has resigned his D, sition with the Ponemah Company.
 Rev. John Crosby Emerson of CharIs town. N. H.. preached at the Taftvil Congregational church Sunday mornin Rev. MT. Emerson gave a short talk the young people of the church prece, ing the sermon. While In town Rev. NJ Emerson is the guest of Mir. and Mir George H. Young of North Third av nus.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Laporte. of Sout A street have removed to Plain Hill.
 St. Louis Society met Friday evel inE in their hall on Dion street Pres dent David Lambert presided and routil businesg waa transacted.
 The members Of the German Shoo ' ing ciub held their monthly meeting 1. their clubhouse in Lisbon Friday eyel 2 ins.