Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-27
TAFTVILLE

The members. of the graduating olas7 ot Wequonnoo school entertained the members Of the seventh grade at a pie uio Monday al Mohegan park. They were accompanied by Miss Reynolds and Miss Hallen. teachers at the school. The pupils hiked over the OK Hill road tl ,Fle lake. where they enjoyed games and rlrrcises, and there was a period. for os eating, after which an appetizing ID cad was enjoyed under the trees. near hi lake.
 P dward Adams and William Bates of Puu am. Conn.,, Mir. and Mrs. J. Vim ing. t Of Newport. R. !. Mir. and Mrs Ev- eretb McGown and sons Ford and Rus sell Avere the house guests of Mr. and Mrs { 'harles R. Adams of North Slater avenue over the weekend
 Pone nah Council No. 34. K of C.. met Mo nday evening in their rooms on Providen ,e street.
 Mir. am Mrs Hormidas Curelhave pur- chased a, building lot from Mr. and Mrs. John Reeves.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. A. Nell of Lisbon were guesti Sunday of Mrs Harriet Til iinrhast of North Slater avenue.
 MT and Mrs. Albert Huntiey have re- turned from heir wedding trip and are st their home on Norwich avenue.
 Clinton Hanover, Jr.. of Groton, Conn, ls iu town for She summer.
 The residence occupied by Mrs. Marion DouEherty and Mrs. Agnes Hanlon on Merchants avenue, is being painted
 Horedors Fregeau of Danielson, Conn.,, spent the weekend with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Fregeau of Providence erect
 e. Homer Monty is>spending short time in Middletown, Conn.,,
 Fred Sullivan U. s. N, Sspent Sunday -Fs-. z Merchants avenue.
 Daniel Thompson has accepted posi- Ion n Hartford. Conn.
 Mir and Mrs. John Hahiger of Bristol, R. L. are visiting relatives in town.
 Miss Roberta Grove of North A street Sss left town to pass the summer at Ocean Beach.
 Miss Margaret Hasler of Willimant!c st her home on South Fifth avenue Tor the summer vacation.
 Miss Solfride Fregeau who has been tnending several months in Canada. is V the home Of her parens. Mir. and Mrs. joseph Fregeau of Providence street for he summer
 Mir and Mrs William McNally of %orth Slater avenue were Sunday visi- -ors in Hartford.
 Miss Marie Bourgeois who has been attending school at St. Cesaire. P. O, ~snada ie at the home of her parents N- and Mrs Euclide Bourgeois of South R street for the summer vacation.
 New telephone directories issued by hs Southern New England Co., were the ,suse of a heavy mail at the local post ,f7ce Monday.
 Thomas Brown of North Slater avenue rss a recent visitor in Hartford.
 Business Manager Andrew Frohmadrl rl .sceived word Monday from the Para rount Motion Picture Studios that theil ,Aotogrsphers would positively he on the Providence street grounds Wednesday ,vening weather conditions permitting .o record in motion pictures the gam' scheduled between the Taftville A. A and the Hillcrest team. This is the con 'Ast which was postponed from las Wednesday because of rain. and sine hat time it Is said that the rooters fo ,ath teams have gathered hundreds o -scTuits to their standards. It is als understood that betting is fast and furi BUS. and one interested fan has agreed L tat dozen custard pies in twenty min 1tss if Taftville A. A. wins. There . movement on foot to capture this ia ts soon as the game is over and fore sim ta make good before the camera The pies are now on order.
 Misses Anna Alma and Blanche Ere a 'nstte of South A street were Sunda risitors with friends in Wauregan,
 Napoleon Rreault is snending g fe' reekE in New Bedford, Mass.