Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03
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Miss Mollie Baxter has left for Girl Scout officers training camp at Bournedale Mass, for 2 month or two.
 Members from PlainAeld of Battery D. I 5sth Regiment e. A. C.. have received in vitations to attend the fourth annual re- |uslion at Ocean Beach, New Londen, Sunday, Aug. 26th. George eJ Malcolm of Norwich is chairman of the reunion committee.
 The annual cradle roll picnic of the Congregational church was held satur- | day on the church lawn from three to five o'clock. Mrs Henry Randall was in, charge.
 Mrs Romeo Sa1xa svlie has been seri-s ously i'll is able to be out.
 Joseph Metevier and family recently motored to Newport, R. L
 Ernest Wilde and family with Mrs. WHde,s parents, left Saturday for 3. two weeks, vacation at Oakland, where they have rented a cottage. l Cecile Butler and family recently left for Maine, to spend the summer ya- l.eRtion with nesatives. 1. Miss Esther Wilson of Oregon is wis.,. iting her parents, pr. and Mrs. William Wilson.
 Miss Marjorie Wisser, Miss Vivian Cle-
 
 land, Robert Flowers and Milton 9Tinsor, visited Miss Catherine Hutchinson at the l home of rs Robert West at Canterbury Thursday evening
 l Peter Kagan who Is attending a vaca- l tiorfal school at Hartford <fs spending a short vacation at hiHie. Miss Gladys Wilbur, teacher in Monsup, l is at her home here for the summer MT. and Mrs. Tewnsend and family of New Jersey, are spending fhe season at l dltileir summer nome on Main street l Miss Agnes Peltier of St. Francis hos .i .pftal, HartfoEH is visiting her parents, i MT. and Mrs. Paul Peltier. Mir. and Mrs Arthur Royal have re- cently taken the tenement on Gallup street vacated by Charles Reynolds. Miss Helen Krausse left Friday even l ing for Taftville to spend a few weeks
 with relatives and friends I George Krausse left Friday evening l for Virginia where he will enter the army as a musician for "a few weeks. The carnival committee of St. John s
 bell, chairman, held a special meeting
 Friday evening.
 I MT. Barstew, Mrs. Jencks and daugh-
 ter of Canterbury Plains were in Plain7
 field Friday.
 Mrs. Emile Dupere and daughter, Georgiana, who are visiting relatives at I Highland Beach and Fall River, Mass, I.are expected to return soon. I Mir. and Mrs. Fred Racine and daugh- A ter, Yyonne, and Miss Aurora Charron 1 spent Sunday visiting Dayville relatives. I A1r. Atkinson of Boston visiteds friends here Saturday.
 I tral avenue, Norwich, fnotored to Baltic lon Sunday and visited relatives at the l Academy of the Holy Family I Stanislaus Charron on Sunday visited I Baltic relatives
 I Fiifred Gauvin, r. died at the home ot his brother, Henry Gauvin, Lawtor
 Heights, Friday afternoon after an oill- ness of two weeks. MT Gauvin attended
 college at Montreal, but had been liv-
 Ing with his brother here for about eight months He leaves two brothers, Harvey of Plainield, Henry, of Putnam and g sister Rose, living in New Bedford The
 funeral took place Saturday afternoon from his brothers home with services ir
 St. Johns church at two o'clock Ths mass will be celebrated by Rev Father James J Tyler at St Jehnis church. Some time next week Burial was in All Has . lows cemetery at Moosup. The bearer were Joseph Greneault zefrant Gagne
 Napoleon Gagne. Cemelion Greasy, Ed I ward Bolrke and Mfr. Frank.
 Harry Ainsworth and Albert Lafranc
 were in Nerwich Saturday. ,l Mir. and Mrs. James A. Coffey and fam fly are visiting at Long Barnch;S N. J making the trip by automobile. 7, Stanley Sullivan Of New Haven is wis l ing at the home of his parents, Mir am
 Mrs. Jeremiah Sullivan.
 John Grab. employed at Providence ! spent the week end at his home in Can terbury.
 Wiifred Gilleau of Moosup visited Dye k Lennieu1 here Saturday
 Business callers here Saturday in
 cfuded William Frisweil Of Norwich, an r Lewis Masse of Jewett City. III Howard Nolan who is at the torped
 station, Newport, is visiting at the hon of his parents, MT. and Mrs. John Nolar
 Shoppers at Ncrich on Saturday in cluded Mrs. Starislaus Charron an
 daugteh Rose, Mrs. Elenior Dyon, Mie Victoria Derosier, Miss Oneida BallarS a Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Herbert, Philii \ Herbert, Miss Rose Charrcn Of Baltic, tn e Misses Arpin of Baltic, Misses Dspeis c
 Black Hills
 Harvey Gauvin, Pete Ballard Willial
 Dodge, Joseph Coursoyer, Arthur La
 vigne and William Bailey motored t e l Norwich Sunday and witnessed the ba . game between the Norwich Kaceys an s Hartford.