Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-03

enue is spending a short time in Hart ford. Conn. and Springfield, Mass.
 Uric Pepin and Leo ParadIs are spending their vacations at Mia nt!c.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Arthur LeCIair have returned from an extended stay in Quebec. Canada.
 HenriIis Holmes. wife of Henry PeI- tier of 79 Norwich Avenue died Tues day at the Backus Hospital Norwich. She had been a resident of this vil- lage since 1914 where she had many friends and she will be greatly miss ed in the community. Besides her hus- band she leaves a young son.
 Some time ago Frank Pinkos of Nor wich Avenue sailed for Poland for visit with his aged father, and about week ago his wife received cable gram from him stating that he was enroute for America and would pro- bably arrive home this week, with the two children that he had taken with him. On Tuesday, Mrs. Pinkos. receiv ed a second cablegram with the infor- nation that one of her daughters had died aboard ship. The child was a pu pill at the Wequonnoc School. The sympathy of the community goes out to the stricken family.
 Through Edwin s. Godfrey of Provi-' dence R. l.. assistant secretary of the Ponemah Mills, the Taftville Athletic Association have received an invita- 1 tion to play the Bristol, R. l., team some Sunday this month. and at the same time enjoy an outing at Bris- toL The Association are accepting the | invitation, and propose to show the Rhode Islanders that good ball play i CTS grow in Connecticut. The trip will | be made by the players and associa- 1 ton officials by. auto, and the game will probably take place the last Sun | day in the month. g
 Mrs. Agnes Pitnas of Norwich has taken a house. on Norwich Avenue The tenth annual reunion of the Pi | oneer Boys of Taftville will be held at Rocky Point on Sunday, August 18th. The Pioneers are already sport ing their badges which entitle them to all the good things of the day upon their arrival at the famous shore din ner resort. This year the badges have small nutmeg suspended from them and are quite novelty. The Pioneer 1 Boys organiza ton came into being al Rocky Point ten years ago when sev- l eral of the old time residents of Taft vile, although now blown to the foul quarters of the globe, met and helC | pleasant reunion. Each year has seen an addition to the ranks of the Pioneers, so that the society has now about 150 members, who meet once 2 year to enjoy a shore dinner togeth-
 CT and talk over old times. The out ing is usually held at Rocky Point where the organization was born, bu one year it was held at Taftville, thu
 celebration taking on the appearances of an Old Home Week, when hundreds of Taftville's sons and daughter turned their steps to their ancien
 home and enjoyed together one O
 the biggest days in the history of thu
 town.
 Washington LePage of Occum is en
 toying a short vacation.
 Ladies' Auxiliary, A. O. H. met ol
 Tuesday evening in their rooms il
 Parish Hall.
 The monthly meeting of the Mann
 echor Club was held at the club hous
 Tuesday evening.
 Miss Katherine Keehan of North
 Street has resigned her position witt
 the Ponemah Company. ~, The regular monthly meeting of tn Ponemah Wheel Club was held Tues { day evening at the club house O. . Norwich Avenue. with large atten dance. The president presided, and rou
 tine business was transacted. . Mir. and Mrs. Fenry Trahan of Nor
 wich Avenue have moved to a hous on South c Street. : The I. 0. Foresters met Wednesda ! evening in their rooms in St. Loui . Hall
 Rev. Sylvia Gaucher of Canada, wh [ has been the guest of MT. and Mrs 7 Wilfred Gaucher of Dion Street i
 spending few days with relative : in Fall River, Mass
 An addition is being built to tn
 hose house of Fire Company No. . on Merchants Avenue.