Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-01

Reverend Edws=d r. Aver of MontviIle
preached al the ..inday morning service
Of the Taftville Congregational church
The ch-rch 1lans 10 have candidates oc-
cupy the pulpit beginning next Sunday
Miss Bertha Monty was pleasantly sur
Drised by a group of young PEG lie at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs Eu-
gene y. Monty at Riverside in honor
her sixteenth birthday. The evening wa
pleasantly spent in games and mus c and
refreshments were served by Mrs Monty
Miss Monty received a number of gifts.
Arbutus is extremely scarce this season
Each year the widhower becomes NOR
difficult to find. The large 'arbutus beds
at the tunnel have been practically de-
isroyed by tho ghtless people who pulled
The plants by the roots.
Local people are as much in the dark as
ever concerning the examination for post
master recently ordered by the civil ser
vice commission. Rumor says that a wo-
man has entered the race ard has already
filed application for the examination. Her
identity has not been disclosed. hut she is
probably not resident Of this village
The third night Of the-earnivaI given by
Court Wequonnoc. No. IS, f. of A.. drew
a large crowd to Parish hall SATURDAY.
night. The booths continued 10 be well
patronized and dancing. for which the Inn
Derisl orchestra furnished music, was en-
ioyed until midnight
The members of the Ladies' RiHe team
Of the German Shooting CLUB of LISBON
surprised Mrs. Louis Wunderlich at her
home at Tsft's Station Friday evening, it
being her birthday The evening was
spent very pleasantly and Mrs Wunder-
lien was presented a gift OH behalf OF
those present. Refreshments were served
and the party disbanded at a late hour
Providence papers are printing pictures
OF Admiral Beatty. the second prize Eng
iish bulldog at Providence Co1nty Kennel
club show held last week. The dog is
owned by John Holland Of Norwich av-
snHe
Several members OF Fire Co No. 2.
were attendants at the bazaar given by
he fantic fire engine company, the latter
part OF last week
rhge Msennerchor CHIC have recently
sold building lots TO Emma NJ Desmarais
and Henry ard Pauline Gley.
Jose7h Carcn has purchased a new au-
.omobie
Mrs. Edgar Oehlof and daughter who
have been guests of Mrs Oeholff's broth
er and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs.
James Dunlop Of Hum ers avenue. have
returned to their home in Salem. Mass.
George Durrell who has been sepnd-
ing the past four weeks in the village.
mas left town.
The children of the Weouonnoc school
are conducting candy selling campaign
and have raised fun with which they
nave purchased Nictrola for school use.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartholmey Anger and
TAMIL yhave vacated their house on
North Slater avenue and nave gone to
-anada where they will make their future
nome.
The residence and store building of
John Dombroski on Norwich avenue is
icing raised above the level Of the street.
number Of local members of the
order OF the Eastern Star attended the
second annual dance of the order at the
Nauregan, Norwich. Friday eveping.
Francis Cough has sold a parcel of
land to Joseph Dugas.
4 meeting Of the stockholders of the
Foreman mills was held at the mill o.
tic Friday.
with tLs view concrete road being laid
on Boswell aVerA1e, local motorists find
it more convenient to go to Norwich by
way OF Merchants avenue.
Mrs. Rose Ross of Norwich Slater
avenue has left town to reside in Canada
Theodore Fontaine has resigned his
position with the Ponemah Co.
Mr.. and Mrs Georga Lake and daughter
Irene and also Mrs. Pepin of Norwich
avenue are in Pawtucket this (Monday)
morning attending the wed ing of Mrs
PeDin's son. Paul, and will remain there
FOR a few days visiting friends
postmaster d. c. Murphy wishes t.
eau the attention Of local people to the
act mat the MATS from May LIST to Octo-
Der LIST will close an hour earlier and
mail win be distributed an hour carrier
The last outgoing mail closes at $40 D
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