Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-14
LEBANON

Mrs. Charles Troland has been enter taining her brother Gurdon Morgan of Detroit, Mich.
 MT. Roseternevins of Hartford spent Tuesday and Wednesday at Charles Tro- lands.
 While Charles Geer was moving. the machine went over pheasant's nest, cutting the legs off the pheasant, so he killed her. Mir. Geer took the 10 eggs, put them under a hen, and eight of the eggs matched
 Mrs. L. P. Smith is visiting friends in Norwich
 Mrs. Mary Williams, Mrs. Ida Abel, | Mir. and Mrs. E. P. Abel George Good win and MT. and Mrs C. S Goodwin spent Saturday at Matunuck Beach, R. I. Miss May Pitcher of New York is visit l ing at Mrs. D. A. Pitchers Mrs. Monroe Pultz is entertaining Mrs. Julia Metzger of Willimantic. Mrs. Sarah Gager. Mrs. Mercie Gil- i lette, Mrs. Carrie Abell and son, Fred NJ Ahell' spent Tuesday at Atlantic Beach.
 Mrs. Norman Drake and daughter of Little Falls, N. Y, are visiting Mrs Drakes mother. Mrs. Mary Sweet. Rev and Mrs. Herman Lohman and | daughter of Wheatley, Mass, were en- tertained over the week end at Miss liar l riet Hewitts. Mir. Lohman preached at | the Congregational church Sunday 1 Thrty-fiYe from the Congregational Y. P. s. C. E. attended the union c. E. meeting at Franklin Sunday night. MT. and Mrs. Harry Dewey and two 1 children of Sherborne. N. Y are visiting | MT, and Mrs. Elmer Pultz.
 Mrs. H. M. Peck is visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs. M. D. Whitaker, at South Xiii lingly.
 MT. and Mrs, Rowley of Long Island 1 1rici n Buffet, at William Pultz's. L. P. Smith spent Sunday in Clinton
 C. M Geer and family spent Sunday and Monday in South Killingly. Mrs l Geer's nephew, Albert Whitaker, and her niece, Eleanor Whitaker, returned with them for a visit
 Mrs. Charles Troland is spending a week with her mother in New London. i At C. J. Abell's recently a family re- union was held, 24 sitting down to a bountiful dinner of clam chowder and other good things. Those present were Mir. and Mrs. Edward Hall and two daughters of Naugatuck, MT and Mrs. Charles H. Abell and daughter, MT and Mrs. John Abell of New Britain, Mir and Mrs. Parsons of Hartford. MT. and Mrs. Louis Curtis of Union City and MT and Mrs. Fred M. Abel and six children.
 MT. and Mrs. George Osborne, Mr. and 1 Mrs. Charles Morrison and daughter | Miriam of Maiden, Mass. were guests from Sunday until Wednesday of MT. and Mrs. B. R. York. Miss Dorothy Morrison and LeRey Osborne, who have been spending some time with MT. and Mrs York. returned home with them.
 The Ladies' Aid society held an all-day meeting in the parlors of the Congrega- tional church Tuesday. MT and Mrs, K. r. Bishop, o. L, Pult7 and family, F. N. T@ylor and family and D. W. Pitcher and feNily spent Thursday at Point Judith, R. 1.
 MT. and Mrs. E, A. Hoxie spent Sun day with their son, A. c. Hoxie, in South Kilhngly.
 The Baptist church Is closed during August for 9 vacation. Last Sunday some of the people attended services al the Congregational church and others at. tended Goshen crprch.
 Miss Doris Troland has been spending a few days with relatives in New Lon don.
 Mrs. Myron Hoxie and son Hermor spent Wednesday with the former! mother, Mrs Sarah Clarke, at Liberty Hill.
 Lebanon ball nine went to occum Sat urday nlayed ten innings and was de feated, 4 to 8
 Mrs. Chdrles ApeH ana haughtef Ellza beth of New Britain have been visiting at C. J. Abell s.
 Mrs. Raymond Smith and little daugh
 ter Alice of Springfield, Mass, are wis
 iting Mrs. Amos Lille
 Mir and Mrs. Ralph Clarke of Willi
 mantle have been visiting their daugh ter Mrs Charles Hinckley Harold Bruce of Hartford, who i spending the summer at L. H. Taylor
 recently caught pure white mouse il
 trap with some common mice The,
 are going to keep it for pet.