Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-01

Church News.
 Mss Ethel Tripp. a teacher in New Jersey. has been visiting her sister, Mrs Herman Chapman
 The tiny baby, weighing only forty ounces. when born five days before ats death. died Friday morning He was the son of MT and Mrs Frank Earrington and died at the home of 1S grandparents. MT and Mrs Esec Smith Burial was at All Hallows' Warren Hopkins has sold his news store and ETfil attend to his candy manufacturing all the time
 Ar- and Mrs Samuel Edmunds and txin sons of Naugatuck have been visiting MT Ednunds' sister. Mrs. David Labou of New Bedford spent Christmas with his mother here.
 A family gathering was held at the home of Philip Mathewscn Saturday evening The guests were Philip A. 1Iathewsoa. Jr-. of Fall River. Mass, MT snd Mrs J. Arthur Atwood, J. a-sl,,1r Atwood IT.. and Miss Dorothy Atwood Of Wauregan- Mrs Elizabeth 1fzthewEon Misses Helen. Ruth and Pauline 1Gathewson of thfs village
 Mir and Mrs. Earl :. Gorton of Providence spent Saturday with Mrs EIorence Mitchell
 Mrs. Robert Loring entertained her parents Mir and Mrs Allibar of Prov H6ence, Saturday
 
 ss visiting her parents. MT and Mrs. Thomas Matthews
 Earl Bragg was in Providence Mon- Edward Tninghs-t was in WIlh- Enantic Monday.
 Miss Emma GreenhaIgh, a teacher in Hartford. is visiting her aunt, Mrs Charles Bragg
 Greene. R L. spent Saturday at Mrs Emily Sheliey's-
 Mrs Addis Yorke of Danielson wis sted at Albert c. Walkers Saturday Eugene Connen of Stafford Springs arss the guest Saturday of his daugh- 1srS Mrs William Broadhead and Mrs Jesse Hopton-
 Howard Clarke has returned from Ehitinsviils Mass, and will go to Norwich as electrician.
 AIr. and Mrs Everett Richmond and Miss Eva Phillips spent Saturday and Sunday at Thomas Richmond's in
 James Mcfarland Of whitinsville, Mass. is visiting at his home here.
 Miss syra AIahew Of Putnam is wis fttnE her grandparents, MT and Mrs
 stuart Ellsworth spent Christmas ct his home in North Uxbridge, MISS Lena Dennis of Central Falls. R L. has been visiting her parents
 Mr. and Mrs. George Gadbois are entertaining their grandsons from Norwich
 spent Christmas at John E. Vaughn's tn Norwich
 Miss Marjorie Baker of Putnam is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Ellen Torrsy. this week
 Christmas Concert Postponed.
 On account of the storm. no services were held at the church Sunday. The concert which was to have been held sunday evening at 6.30 o'clock has been postponed until next Sunday.
 Charles H. Byles. q student at Bow sioln college. Brunswick Me. is spend ing a week at his home here
 Deacon Henry C. Torrey of Dam felson spent Saturday with his daughter. Mrs. Charles A Byles.
 Miss Elsie Ladd. a student at the normal school at Willimantic, is con- fRed to her home here by illness.
 A new hardwood floor is being laid in the Congregational vestry- The old carpet will be used for rugs for the floor The room has been newly papered and the new piano recently purchased by the Kings Daughters will arrive soon
 The New Years turkey dinner has been postponed indefinitely.
 Miss Marion Brett of Brookllne ., Mass. is spending a few days with Mrs Arnold B. Mathewson-
 Whist and Dancing Enjoyed.
 Lawyer frecerlck LeHueRlg enter taine6 q party of young people at the Lester mansion on Shepard hill. Dancing and whist were enjoyed
 Miss Fredrfca Olney pf Canterbury was here Monday.
 .Fr and Mrs Charles Walker of Southampton. L. l. are spending sew eral days with relatives here
 Henry F. Walker. who has been visiting his son, sheridan. in New York was called home Tuesday. on account of the death of his brother in-Izx. MT. Stafford. in Oxford. Mass Mir and Mrs. Edward Stanley Of South Coventry have been spending several days here with relatives
 Rev. George Benedict and daughter Edith or North Abingdon. Mass. are spending this week at the Central ho- tel zrr Benedict will be the pastor of the Congregational church for the next two months.
 Frank Tiliinghast was in Providence Tuesday to attend funeral