Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-22
TAFTVILLE

by the Yantic Fire Department The local men all reported an enjoyable time. and voted their hosts apital entertainers.
 The Red Cross Rooms in the Po- nemah Building were again open Sat .us day morning for the receiving of cast off clothing for the Near East relief. A large quantity of clothing has been received and will be packed in ternoon Mrs. Thomas Grove assisted at the rooms.
 Mass, preached at the Taftville Con- g7 egational. Church Sunday morning as a candidate for the pulpit, which khas been vacant since the removal from town of Rev. Arthur Varley.
 Victor Caron of New London spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Matilda Cafon of North B Street.
 Mrs. Thomas Grimshaw and Miss RuthGrims1aw of South E Street are guests of relatives in Fall River, Mass Wilfred Pollard of South Front Street has returned from few days fishing trip at Block Island While there he was the guest of his broth er-in-law and sister, MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Dodge.
 Miss Anna chappell has resigned her position with the Ponemah Com pany
 John Wilkinson of Plainville, Conn.,. was business caller in town Friday. Miss Ruth F. Heap of South Ffont l Street spent Sunday with friends in l Providence, R. l.
 Harold M. Pingree of North Slater Avenue and Gustave. Greenwood of | South Front Street have returned 1 from a few days stay in New York i where they were guests of Raymond { A. Pingree.
 While cranking his auto truck l Amede Pion of Hunters Avenue broke 1 his wrist, Saturday He was attend l ed by Dr. Sweet who reduced the fracture.
 Miss Roberta Grove, student a l the Willimantic State Normal Schoo spent the week end with her parents
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas CtoWe of Soutl I A Street.
 Miss Sarah l. Grant, of the Hart l ford Hospital Training School fo
 Nurses, spent a shcrt tImef this weei | with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Wal
 ter s. Grant of the Canterbury Turn
 pike.
 Mr and Mrs. Alphonse Thibeaul
 and family Of Baltic were Sunday wis
 tors at the home of Ms. Thibeault'
 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. Bazi
 net of Providence Street.
 The new concrete sidewalk on tn
 north side of Merchants Avenue fro1 the Wequonnoc School property to tn residence of Edward Adams on tn
 o5Iner of Merchants Avenue an
 School Street has been complete making a big improvement on tn
 street.
 l Ponemah Council, No. S4, K. of C worked the third degree >on a larg class of candidates Sunday afternoo in Parish Hall. A laig number c ; visitors from other towns wee o
 hand to watch the work. T On Sunday a committee was ap pointed by the officers and teacher :. of the Taftville Congregat ational Sun : : day School to take charge of a dele gation of scholars to a Rally Day { be held in Park Church Parish Hous
 next Saturday afte, non, and to whic the local school has been invited Taftville Division, A o. H., mt Sunday afternoon in their rooms < Parish Hall. Routine business wa transacted.
 Mr and Mrs. Arthur Letend-e 2 Norwich spent Sunday with Mrs Le u tendre's parents, Mir. and Mrs Thon : as Lambert or North B St eet. : : Miss Dorothy Wood Of Ccunectici : ! College spent the week end with M ' ana Mrs. Luther D. Packer of Nort n A Street.
 $ Harold Linderson of North Gro.
 venordale spent the week end vii
 his brother and sister-in-iaw, Alr. ar
 Mrs. Philip r. Linderson of North $ Street.
 Y Halold Hull and Miss Leotta Oat s Not wich were Sunday visitors wi Il Miss Oats brotherin law and siste s MT. and Mrs. Albert J. Aberg
 North A Street.
 : Df. David Sussler of North A Strc
 has as his guest his brother, Dr. = Sussler of New York.
 TaftvilIe will be strongly represen lc ca at tne meeting in the Town IIa
 Norwich tonight Most ot the Taftvl e ites no doubt falo or Daylight time, " an actual poll of opinions showed q per cent. in favor Of new tune.