Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-07
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Grange Hall, Lebanon Saturday, July sth, s:aO 3. M Sterry's Orchestra

over 8 big social nd Financial success, clearing $1 200 at the recent carnival and field day. now an annual event with the parish. The church at West Thompson is a mission. with Isev. J. J. Elty of Holy Trinity church, Pomfret, as pastor Re-marking of the route of the MOhe- gan trail running northward through this city, is being advocated by various in terests alive to the need of boosting all projects that aid in the development of eastern Connecticut and it's industries and business enterprises:
 The trail was marked with metal signs l 8 few years ago and an automobile tour over the route was participated in by i representatives of various chambers of | commerce between New London and Put l nam. Some of these signs have since been 1 Knocked over or.haye been broken or have 1 lost their enamel and are now in such condition that the re-nlarking of the trail, ] an important trunk line route, is getting consideration, especially in towns to the south of Putnam.
 Miss Ellen H Tracey, formerly a teach CT in the schools of this city, now a 1 teacher at Middfetown, has been spending
 a few days in this city and now has gone Ito Steuben, Me, to remain for July 1 Reports from George F. Shaw indicate ] that he is doing well at the Day Kimbali | hospital after undergoing an operation a | few days ago for the amputation of his
 leg.
 John J. O'Brien. principal of the Israel I Putnam school, is at his home in Hing
 ham, Principal O 'Brien has plans for at tending the summer school at Harvard
 university. s
 I pr. H B. Wright motored with Mrs
 Wright and their children to the Cats
 kills, where all excepting Dr. Wright are to remain for several weeks.
 F Smiling skies added cheer to Carnl 1 woodstock Thursday and the boys wht
 are in the county r. M. c. A. camp had their first real enjoyable day of theil camping season.
 1 Mrs. o. c. Bosworth and dughters Misses Ada and Thelna. are at Manomet
 NIass., to remain for the summer season
 Miss Elizabeth Hayward left Thursday for a weeks stay at Oak Bluffs, Mass.
 Miss Mary Merriam is a patient at tn,
 Day KifnbaH hospital where she has un dergone an operation.
 | State Treasurer and Mrs G. Harolt Gfp8tric have opened their cottage a Juniper Point, Me, for the summer.
 Mrs A c. Keith and daughter Mar guerite are at Oakland Beach, R. l., tx spend the month of July.
 The rainfall has been so excessiv,
 throughout this territery that some town ] will be called upon to make unusual ex
 penditures for the summer season il l bringing about road repairs
 Mir. and Mrs James B. Tatem, Jr., hay, opened their cottage at Waterford for tn. summer.
 Henry B. Benton of Lowell was wis itor with friends in Putnam Thursday
 Several cases are to receive attention II cases that previously have claimed tn, tattenion Of the court
 Miss Emma Dutton, eor years teacher in Israel Putnam school. is in Maine [, spend the summer season.
 Miss Alice Morse IS at Bethlehem, N I H. to spend the.season Miss Ruth Child of the facult% of Mt I Holyoke college is at her home here 10 the summer season. Miss Child will re
 tun to Mt Hoiyeke in the fall as :
 teacher of literature
 l Iucius P. Merriam of the staff of th
 First National bank remains a, patient il sE a Boston hospital. He has been in poo ishealth for several months. y q Mr and Mrs. A. Blake of Putnam ars ,. visiting Mir. Flakes daughter, Miss Ed Ina Blake of New Haven, and Mrs
 Blake sister Mrs. " Wright, 5ol ISouthington.
 l Mir. and Mrs. Pinckney, of Waureean Nellie Brown are visiting New Haven Southington, Bridgeport and Nek York
 state for a week or ten days, also stay. ing with Mrs. Pinckney's daughter, Mrs
 ". Wright of Southi11gto1.
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