Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
LETTERS FROM TOWNS IN TWO STATES
SALEM.
Interesting Services at Congregational CRurch-Hon. and Mrs. Ava Morgan
 Move to East Lyme Amidst Regret.

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 | The interesting services conducted by the pastor, Miss Millen. in the | Congregational church. Sunday morn- | ing and evening, were well attended. | The Sunday school session which fol- lowed the morning service was in | charge of assistant Supt Mrs. Fred R. | Bailey. The handsome silk banner re- gently purchased by the school to | stimulate regular attendance, was pre-
 scented to the young mems class, | tuaght by Nathaniel l.. Clark, as their
 average for the past several weeks
 had been the best. Good -natured ri- ! valry exists between several classes | in their desire to win the banner. A varied and interesting programme is | being prepared for the Chndren's day | exercises to be held Sunday evening, June 13.
 Leave Salem After Long Residence. Hon. and Mrs. Ava Morgan on l Thursday moved from their beautiful home in Salem, where they have resid l ed ever since their marriage, to the l home which they purchased some time ago in East Lyme. Their removal ] takes from our town one of it's most useful, active and familiar figures, in church, social, business and political
 circles. Mir. Morgan has enjoyed and merited the confidence of his towns people to a marked degree, and has held practically every public office within the gift of the people. Three 1 times he has represented the town in the state legislature. and for a long | term of years served as town clerk | Whatever the office, Mir Morgan al-
 ways had the welfare of Salem at heart and manifested the same care and in- tegrity in his public work as in his own private affairs. The home which AIr. and Mrs. Morgan have left is the
 most beautiful and well kept farm
 home in this section, and their leav- ing is source of keen regret to their large circle of friends. Yet all join in wishing them prosperity and hap
 piness in the new home which they l have chosen.
 Benjamin Bailey and Miss Hattie Bailey, brother and sister of Mrs
 Morgan, accompanied them to their
 new home and will make their home 1 there.
 The parsonage was furnished this
 week, and Miss Millen, the pastor, is now residing there. New London Pomona grange will
 meet with the Salem grange Thursday, January IT.
 | Mrs. G. J. Murray called on Colches- ter friends one afternoon this week.
 Mrs. M. R. Siegfried and Mrs. F. L.
 Fletcher were guests of Miss Edith Standish at her home in Colchester on
 Monday.
 Sydney A. Dolbeare was a business caller in New London Tuesday Mrs. Ada White and Miss Bertha Stowe were guests of Mrs. s. A. Dol l beare this week. c. O. Avery aud daughter, Miss An abel, called on friends in East Lyme during the week. Miss Laura Peabody teacher of the Central school, spent Sunday at her home near New London. Miss Katie
 Allen, pupil, accompanied her as her
 guest
 Ira D. Clifford called on friends In
 Norwich on Tuesday.
 Thomas S. Clark of Colchester spent
 a day this week with relatives and friends here.
 Charles S. Ray was in East Lyme on business Wedensal.
 Mrs. E. L. Latimer and Miss Lois /, Latilner are guests of relatives in
 Hamburg this week. | Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Wolosenka have returned to their home in New | York city. after spending a few weeks
 with relatives here. | c. A. Rogers was in New London Tuesday, calling on friends there
 School in the Central district closes i Friday, June 4.
 J, F. and Carl Rogers were callers | in Colchester this week l Miss Celia A. Rathbone spent Tues l day with her friend, Miss Susan Mi-
 ner.
 F. A. Baker and Harry Groobert of
 Colchester were business callers in
 town this week.