Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-21
TAFTVILLE

The regular meeting of the LIafay- ette club was held in their club room, Wednesday evening. President Arthur Ouimet presided and the report of the committee of the recent banquet was read by the chairman Joseph Gauthier and other routine business was trans- acted
 Miss Christine Gagne of South B Street was taken to the Backus Hos pital. Norwich. Tuesday evening, where sine was operated upon for a severe case Of appendicitis.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Barlow and son George of North B Street and MT. and Mrs. Eugene O. Lambert of North A Street were in Springfield, Mass, Monday making the trip in MT. Bar lows car.
 Mrs. Edward Bergeron and children, Of Bristol, Conn.,. who have been the guests of Mrs. Bergeron s parents, MT. and Mrs. Solomon Lambert and family of Providence Street, have returned to their home. They were accompanied by Mrs. Bergeron sister in law, Miss Mary Bergeron and her nephew, Mas ter Edmund Paquin of North B Street
 Andrew Grove of Norwich was 2 business caller in town Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Perkins Sears cf Providence Street have returned 4FDfn a lElD 10 SpIlnBIleIu, Mass.
 Miss Helen Schofield of Lawrence guest of her brother-in-law and sis ter. Mir. and Mrs. Clement Joubert and family of Norwich Avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Raymond and family of tCcum, have felt town.
 Jack Chancerelle of Providence Street is spending a few days in Hartford, Conn.
 William Wohlleben of Occum Road and Emile Girard of South C Street were in Springfield. Mass, Tuesday, to attend the Eastern States Expo sitlon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Bruno and Miss Alice Curran of Occum have re- turned from a motor trip over the Mohawk Trail, in AIr. Bruno's car
 Eric HalliWeEl of New Bedford, Mass, 70 the guest of his cousin. Mrs. Will fred Pollard of South Second Av- enue
 Mr. and EIrz John Cravelin and family of Occum are moving to Taft vile and have taken a house on South 4 street
 Notices have been posted in the To- cal post office announcing that the prices at which Treasury Certificates have heretofore been sold, will be ad- vanced. The reason given is the con tinued advance of Liberty Bonds as well as the general advance in all in vestments, and the gradual decline ir interest rates. During the past few months, there has been a heavy call TOT these certificates at the local off, flee.
 While at his work Wednesday, Ed nund Adams got a small piece of emery in his eye. He was attended T.gp of
 Frederick Tophff of Occum Heights and George Cole Of Versailles were in Springfield, Mass. Wednesday attend Ing the Eastern States Exposition.
 MT. and Mrs. Leo Jacques are in New York.
 The St. Louis Society gave a large y attended and successful social and lance st the Casino Wednesday eve nfng. The Ideal orchestra furnished ne music for tho delightful affair.
 Edward Heinrich of Maennechoer avenue and Alvin Kampf of Lisbon were in Springfield, Mass. Tuesday
 The Misses Madeline and y, t,stbar:,,, Pam of South E Street. have resigned their positions with the Ponemah Company. MT. and Mrs Ovide Heroux and family have moved to the village from Canada. u oi''
 MT. and Mrs. Alexis Scott of South Fourth Avenue plan 10 move soon to house on Norwich Avenne.
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel McSheffery nave returned rom ther wedding tri1, ana are at their home on Norwich
 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ouimet and tamliy Of south A street are moving to S9 Providence Street.
 An addition is being bui1t +o +bo Etore and residence building of Jobn