Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15

where the body was found is not tray
 eled much, it is known that it has been i
 frequently used by youngsters who rn-
 joy private card parties, and during l
 the summer many people have taken
 evening walks through that section. 1
 ing dense at that season Of the year,
 would account for the non-dscovery of
 the body.
 Residents who are interested in hay
 ing the mystery cleared up, enumerated
 people who have been missing from this locality for-the past few months. An Occum man is included in this list, and this gave rise to a story that it may have been his body Meanwhile. Del:sse
 and his friends are continuing to search for evidence that will prove whether or not his friend "Pete" is still alive in the mill towns of Massachusetts. A newly organized social club, com
 posed of the Sunday school classes Of 1 Mrs. Charles W. Perkins and Miss Cora | l.: Tarbox held it's first monthly meet l ing last week at the home Of Miss AL ma Boutil!ier on Occum Heights. Afte- l a short business session. during which
 the club was named, and all the mem 1 bers were sworn to secrecy regarding
 the name, a social hour was enjoyed, re- l treatments being served by the host ess. Miss Ruth Allen and Miss Boutil- Her entertained with piano and mando- lin selections. The next meeting will be held at the home of the Misses Helen and Maybelle Tcwnes on Baltic road.
 i The Community sewing class met on I Monday evening in the Red Cross rooms ' in the Ponerah building.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Hull of Nor. wich have been recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Albert J. Aberg of North A street Troop 4. Boy Scouts. met Monday ev ! ening in their rooms in the Sacred |; Heart school building.
 | Miss Rose Murphy of Easthampton
 spent the weekend with her parents Il MT. and Mrs. Dennis c. Murphy Q s South A street.
 II Raymond A. Pingree of Pratt Insti t ute. Brooklyn, \. Y. is at the hom : of his parents. Mir. and Mrs. A E. Pn = gree of North Third avenue.
 V Miss Roberta Crowe of South Man chester. Conn.,. has returned after 2 spending a few days with her parent: n Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Grove of Sout { A street
 The TaftviIle Iulespfnners Onion heI ) their monthly business meeting Monda 5 evening in their rooms in St. Louis hal 3 A large number Of local people a, = tended the supper and dance given b t the young peoples gymna sium class O y Saturday evening at the Maennerchc l. club. in honor of the Providence Tur! y ing Section. which is an organized gym D. nasium class of Providence. R. l. I'll = visitors gave an exhibition of the l. marches and drills. and showed t.
 careful training they have received LII st der the direction of their leader, A1fre Il Cross. A supper of grape fruit. chicke h salad. pickles. frankfurters pickles a r. sorted cake, pie la mode coffee ar 7. cigars was served under the directic d of Mrs. Henry Erlbeck, assisted D. Miss Annie Seidel. Miss Margaret Sc Ld del. Miss Louise Krauss and Miss Iu pf Hermann. Thumm's orchestra fu is nished the music for the dancing whi: IS closed the enjoyable evening. The cor ot mittee who arranged for the successf In affair were Miss Mary. Erauss, Miss l. le han St:cht. Miss Freida Bauer, Hen k- Se;del, Henry Hoefer and Geor Is Krauss
 n MT. and Mrs. Joseuh larry, and far he fly. Delphis larry. Thomas Ja-ry. Jol st Jarry and Henry Provost of New Be A ford. Mass. spent the weekend wi ne Mrs Mathilda Caron of North l. street. making the trip in their moto, te Leo Couture of Sohth SecGnd aven ay has resigned his position with the Pou ks nah company.
 pc Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Baldwin a