Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05

lawns and beds ef cannas and other lowering plants The rustic cedar fence and the color of the pavilion roof at9ts to the attractivereSs of the small park
 Holes in the Rsissviile. road have been reraired with nlinRs of crushed stone.e-
 Asa Plante ,of, Norwich avenue has re- turned from a lengthy stay in North Stonington. s's s-z- s5'.c.
 Mrs Earle M. Wood oss5NOrth Third avenue was a visitor with friends in Hartford Friday. met Friday evening at the club house III Mss zena conaier of raft's Station has been spending a few days at Pleas ant. View. R. I.t
 Mrs. Fred Ray has been confined to her home on. South C street by Illness
 Miss Ora Parent of. South Second sv- enue has resigned her position with the Ponemah Company. .The, membe-s- of the TAftvIlIe Plaschir club met Friday evening. A report ot the committee in charge of the club ban ouet which. is to take place this month, showed progress along this line. It Is planned to make this big. night and ali the members of the club are work ing to. make it a success. ..<-f Edward McShefrev of North Third av- enue has res'gned his position with the J. F. Martin Go. " E Miss Florida Marsan. of Hupters av- Auue was a recent guest of friends in Mediren. Conn. F.
 Mike Morin of South A street has re- turned from 2 few; days visit at his ho-nA in Easthampton. Mass .- Miss Mary Rergern1 and her nephew. Edmund Paanin. of North R street, are raising some time with relatives en Clairemont N: +
 Robert McMillan of Boston. Mass. was business caller In town Friday. PostnAst~r Dennis (. Murphy has re- ] ceived a letter from F-C. .AyreS director of the savings division of the First Fed | eral district. of the treasury depart ment. congr$sulat.ns him on the sale of 1 treasury ss-4ngs certificates for the month of July. The letter reads as fol lows Dear Mfr Murphy Your -rencrt of sales of treasursv savings certificates amounting to k46ei for July has just reached me and it ,is putting, it mildly to say that I, am delivhted with tho l show-hg rc.i A have nrade Our sales 1 for June Wtre near,v doable those of any 1 previous month this year. but if yeul l report<is 8 criterion off.what we raa expect from the entire district our tota Sales' for July arc goink to- make thos. for June look snatl. .g You certainly havf i my heartj"s+ cQj .ratlJations ors your success. and YOU a,so have. my sineeFes thanks .for.4 the personal energy ewbicl YOU have put into this work. for I knoV that thie success. could not. have heei accomplished without effort on your part
 Troop 3. Boy Scouts met Friday even ing in'-tffe.- recreation rooms of. the. Taft vile CongrETa tional church under tn direction of Scoutnaster Victor H. Da wis. ti+4. :.
 Louis A. veer. who has been suendinl few davs in tf1elviHa g6 ha& left towr
 Joseph. 1zbiek Is ,erioying his. annua vacation. .a.-. 1 The assistant registrars of voters il the Filth district are busy revising tn voting lists. One of the new tricks t the business this time is the list of wo l men. many of whom were single whel they voted and have married since an therefore their names Are under differ ent letters of the alphabet. ,,a =
 Harry NJ Clark of Norwich was, i bus;nAss caller in the village Friday.
 The new stock farm of John Yurewis in Lisbon has been completed,
 Walter Murray has been enjoying
 short vacation. . @
 Mrs. Eugene L.avaIe has been Fl a her home on South B street
 Work has been started on the founds ton or tie new residence sof Mir an i Mrs. Henry Troeger on Maennechor ay enue
 Miss Amanda savarde .is-ill at he home on South street 2 Fully half the houses in the village hay gardens ins which quantities of dahlia are in bloom, many of them rare varie ties y i
 Jehn, Houston of South B street. wh was recent,v injured has been able t return to his work !
 Plans are under way for the openin of the Taftvillei Congregational Sunda school in September.
 MT and Mrs. John Walton. and famil of Pawtucket, R. L, are the guests ( Mrs. Walton's brother-in-law and siste Mfr. and Mrs. John ". Seddon of Sout B street.
 MT and Mrs. Floyd Parrish and Ma, ter Lloyd O'ConnelI. of Hartford are tt guests Of Mrs. Parrish's parents MT. an Mrs. Axel L. Aberg of North Third a, enupe.
 Word has been received. in tewn ( the marriage of Ralph Morton Holiar ! "iaN ~nAoS ENAANNOStu 4NcHSll- OL I~&WIQChe l R. l. Mir. Holland is aAformer residei of this village residing at 32. Nor Slater avenue, He is, the son of Mrs.Ai mes Holland and the late Benjamin Hn land. While, In town. he held posites 6 with the Ponenah mills, the City. '
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 The Bulletin Company His bride is u
 daughter of MT. and Mrs Luther Newe z The young couple will reside in Prov
 denee, R. I.
 Manager Andrew FroAnaAder of | z Taftville Athletic association stated
 Friday that the postponed game betwe
 the TaftviIIe A. A. and the Fancy Ce
 ners would be played Tuesday evenir ( Hereafter all twilight games will be ca ed on Tuesday evenings instead of We nesday evening.