Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-15
WILLIMANTIC

garet Powers, Stella Gardner and Dora Blanchette. William H. Lincoln, who several months ago purchased section of the Frank R. Sayles property on Main street. on which stands the Ames com pany service station. recently purchased | the business from Frank T. Ames. Mir. Lincolns property in the rear takes in oue-half of the twelve tenement stone building in the Stone Row This build- | ing has been unoccupied for several years. Mir. Lincoln Is now making re- pairs on his half of the structure and | the four tenements will be taken by | families who have been occupying the property on Walnut street recently pur- chased by the Salvation Army.
 The condition of Clara Provost. IT, vear-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. Provost of Pawtucket. R. T., who was | injured Saturday morning in the auto mobile accident at Andover is slightly i improved, according to information re- | ceived from St. Joseph's hospital. The girl sustained fracture at the base of the skull Her parents are staying with friends in this city while she is in the hospital
 Today (Tnesday) is the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary "a nOiV uaN Cl Opl4BdllOli. NdSoSS GU St Mary's church this morning will he celebrated at 5.30 o'clock and 8 e. clock. the latter being high mass. There will be two masses at St. Josephs church, one at 5.3o and the other at 7.50 o'clock -
 Philip Cote of Holyo5c, Mass, for merly Of this city, is employed in the shop of Joseph P Gagnon.
 Doctors H. L. Rotblat and George Rotblat of Boston, who have been vis- fling relatives in this city. left Monday morning with their sister, Mrs. Philip Cohen on a ten days trip to Niagara Falls
 Edmund ]. Peloquin, member of , Engine company, No. l Willmantic fire department. who was taken il about a month ago. was able to sit up for the ; first time Monday at his home on Ives street.
 James Piche Eugene Cyr, Richard , Herrick and William Crane left Mon- day for a weeks stay at Crystal lake, Eastford
 Theodore Morrlsette and family have r returned after vacation spent at Lords Point
 $ Harry Cohen. who has been staying with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Philip Cohen of this city, has returned to New York.
 Edward Roberts has returned after . two weeks spent at his home in New 7 Britain.
 < Margaret Maxwell, bookkeeper for A . D. Spellman & Co, has returned from n her vacation
 o Miss Helen Daley of Windsor is wis.
 iting at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Vii - liam Daley.
 Q T. Irving Boynton of New Haven va! . local visitor Monday on business. F Robert Sullivan. the six-year-old sor ,- of Mir. and Mrs. Daniel A. Sullivan, wh,
 was injured by being struck by an au s tomobile a few days ago near his hom' B on Valley street. has been discharged l. from St. Joseph's hospital. il Charles W and Edward J. Tryol .r have sold the Julius Cady farm of on l. hundred and fifty acres in Scotland t F. LMrs. Lena Imhoff of that place. The.
 also sold their farm of 35 acres on tn 1 back road, Windham. to Charles r
 Kellhouse, of Manchester.
 Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welch, of Colum
 bia, state chairman of the democrati
 women's committee, addressed the meet ing of the Women's Democratic club a
 New Haven Monday evening. Plan
 were completed at the meeting for a pic
 mic which is to be held Wednesday d
 Sea Cliff at which time Miss Carolin
 Ruutz- Rees of Greenwich is to be tn
 guest of the club.
 The annual tour of the Connection
 Poultry Association which will take tn poultrymen from this and other state through the poultry districts of easter Connecticut Rhode Island and the sout shore district of Massachusetts will star at Storrs today and will continue fo three days.
 A number of relatives and friend gave Mrs. William E. Taylor a surpris party in honor of her birthday recent ly at her home on Meadow street. Sh received many gifts.
 Mrs. Bessie Webb Dirdsall of the Cor necticut Agricultural College facult, was a recent visitor with MT and MT J. l.. Harroun of this city also a que! of Mrs. Mulford Gatchells in Andover.
 MT. and Mrs. William M. Smaller - Ivoryton were recent callers on MT
 and Mrs. William A. Arnold.
 W. E. Jackson and daughter motore
 recently to Walden, Mass, to visit Nj
 and Mrs. H. J. Salter. Mrs. W. E. Jacl
 son returned wit hthem.
 Miss Marion K Clifford has returne
 home after spending several weeks { q the guest of Mir. and Mrs. James Me
 lalf at Pine Grove, Mantle.
 Miss Orse Moreau is spending a wee
 Of her vacation at the Windham Girl
 club camp at South Coventry lake
 Mrs. Asine Ward and daughter
 Newton, Mass, arrived here to spend sE week with the formers parents, Mir al ,r Mrs. A. l.. French.
 Miss Barbara Northam. daughter sh Russell Northam, of Hartford, has r
 turned from Norwich where she h. - been a guest of Miss Dorothy Godfre
 Miss Lucy A. Lee left Monday f
 Springfield, Mass, for two weeks vac ton.
 Mir. and Mrs William F. Clark al
 family left Monday for two weeks sti
 at Pine Grove. Mantle ih Mrs, D. c. Barrows is spending t
 week with her son and daughter-n-la-