Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
LEBANON

The Jonathan Trunbull library is be- | i ing moved from the Lebanon war ofhce to ! | the Lyman Memorial High school. The l 1 library will not be open to the public uIi- !! til Friday, Sept. Is. and thereafter 1t will |
 be open every Friday afternoon. The new Lyman Memorial High school
 will be dedicated on Saturday afternoon, i Sept 8. Mr Bennett of Saybrook has
 been engaged as principal of the new
 high school he has been principal of l Saybrook High school for the past two 1 years Wednesday and Thursday MT
 Bennett met those who wish to enroll in 1 the school for the coming year MT. and Mrs Willard Brewer and fam l fly of Hartford spent Tuesday at Mrs l Julia Geer's
 4 mistake was made in last weeks
 news about raising money for the ex- l penses of the Congregational church over s1,6O0 was pledged in, the drive.
 Miss Doris Tro4and is spending a week !, with friends in Wood Haven. N. Y. i Mrs Rowland Slate and son Alton I have been spending a week with friends i in Groton.
 I MT. and Mrs. W. 0. Rogers of Norwich
 Town spent Sunday with Mrs Rogers
 cousin, Mrs. c. & Goodwin.
 i Mrs. H. M. Peck has returned from a
 short visit with her daughter, Mrs. MD.
 Whitaker. in South Killmgly
 T Miss Edna Burgess returned Friday -l after three weeks visit with friends in
 Pine Grove Mantle. # T B. F. York has gone to Springfield to visit his daughter, Mrs. William Curry. } Rev. B. L. Yield and family have. re- turned from their vacation. Sunday Mr.
 Nield preached in Hartford. MT. and Mrs Carl Halen, Miss Ade- laide Hallen, also Mrs Anna Abel of ei Norwich, enjoyed an automobile trip last t week over the Mohawk trail and into New l Hampshire. : Charles Geer and Charles Toilette spent ' Sunday in Guilford. 7 Mrs Mary Upton, Miss Grace Burgess, $ Miss Edna Burgess, Morris Burgess Mrs. -i Arthur Hewitt and daughter, Miss Doro- : thy Hewitt are spending a week at Matu- i muck Beach, R. L
 Mss. H. c. Goodwin and two children e and Miss Helen Salmon of New Britain s are visiting at c. s. Goodwin's Mrs Harry Bruce of Hartford spent q Wednesday and Thursday at L. H. Tay- V lora
 rn Mrs. Rowland Slate is visiting in Hart $ ford
 Dr. Burr and family of Baltic were h guests Friday afternoon of Miss Edna e Burgess.
 e MT. and Mrs F. N. Taylor. with thefr t daughter, Miss Helen Taylor, left Sunday V morning. the 20th, for a trip of ten days n which will include a stop to visit their
 son Ralph at Camp Devens, a trip ovel :, the Mohawk trail, then up into Maine They were accompanied by Mrs, R. ? Whitman of Groton and will stop at tht
 grange lecturers conference in Vermont 7 MT. and Mrs. NJ J. Hoxie entertained ' ' a family party Thursday evening. Those 0 present were Mrs. Sarah Clarke and sor
 Leslie, MT. and Mrs John Clarke, MT . and Mrs. Henry Oehlers and son Homer v of Liberty Hill Mrs. Charles H. Abel A and daughter Elizabeth of New Britail . and MT. and Mrs. F. N. Taylor and Mis-, l9 Abbie Wetmore. Refreshments wer, served.
 Mrs. Elmer Geer has been visiting he 's brother in New Haven.
 e Mrs. K. E. Bishop entertained Wednes ie day her mother Mrs. Henry Sweet, als | her brother, Dr. John Sweet. and hi It family of Hartford. MT. and Mrs L. H. Taylor, Mrs Will < liam Johnson, Miss Edith Goss and Ray ts mond Taylor motored to Westfield se Mass, one day last week to witness oI big parade.
 E Mir. and Mrs. p. A. Hoxie Mir. an III Mrs. Earl Hoxie enjoyed a trip to- Provi le dence Sunday of last week. s. Mrs. James Choquette is visiting he ia daughter in Southington. As Ralph HinckleS is visiting his uncle i ne Chicopee Fails, Charles Hinckley, Jr., a visiting relatives in New Haven, an p Jerold Hinckley is visiting an uncle 1 ve Hartford.
 qe Frank W King is spending his vaca A- tion with his aunt, Mrs. James Thoma. ; in Goshen.
 te The annual Manning reunion was hel ry last week at the home of Mrs. Nathanit ne Manning. Members of the family wer n. present from Brattieboro, Vt. Prov ut dence,. R. L, -SouNh Manch ester, Norwic ed Town, South Windham and Franklin on Edmond Manning. son of Mir. and Mrs I ne Ray Manning, who is with the U { oy naval aviation service at Anacostia, I IS O, was present, being home on 15 day g. furlough. "A basket lunch was. enjoyet k- about 90 being present. he Wednesday, Edwin Foster with 10 othe he boys, members of the Boys Farm Burea n. club, went with H.. F. Johnson, count ed agent to a cattle testing demonstrate w. and visited the farms of c. York, Mort ge Stonington, c, G. Grant. Montville, an to MT. Lathrop of Norwich as Edwin Abel of Norwich is spendir r's some time in town, ng Mrs. E. w Hewitt is spending a fe
 days at Matunuck Beach, E. l. IT, Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Mason spent a fe is- days recently with their son, Harold Nj 1it son. at his cottage at Matunuck Beac mt, R. I.
 n. A number from this place attended u he field day. picnic of Pomona grange ra- Poouetanuck Cove Th1Irsf5a av