Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-16
LEBANON
Resignation of Congregational Pastor
Presented Purse by C. &. Society.

An ecclesiastical council composed
of the pastor and delegates from 15
neighboring churches was called by
the Congregational church last Tues
day to act upon the resignation of it's
pastor. Rev. E. 3. Smith The council
concurred in the resignation, which is
to take effect tomorrow, Dec H.
General News.
Mrs r. e. Turner is visiting friends
/ I Norwich and Preston City. In jan
uary she will go to Florida to remain
several months in company with Mr..
and Mrs William Blanchard and Miss
Edna Burgess.
Mrs. Eunice G. Church of westches-
ter Was the guest of Mrs. Otto Pultz
last Saturday and Sunday.
Chauncey ]. Williams left Monday
for Columbia, S. c., where he expects
to remain for some time He Will
meet Wallace Sweet there.
Brothers Sudden Death.
Mrs. Nathaniel Royal and son Ralph
We're suddenly called to Bingha mton,
n. Y, last Monday by the sudden
death of Sherwood Davidge, Mrs. Roy
airs brother.
The postoffice is receiving a coat Of
paint.
The three year old daughter of Mr..
ard Mrs Guy Underwood is i'll.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
Pregational church met with Mrs.
Herbert Davis Thursday afternoon
New Stone for Trumbul Plot
The large stone erected to the iona
than Trumbull family near the Trum-
bun tomb in the old cemetery as been
removed by Jonathan Trumi,u ll of
Norwich and new stone is soon to be
put in it's place
A large consignment Of new books
has been received for the town libra
~.
S1s Melted.
An oyster supper was served by the
men of the Baptist church last Tues
day evening. an entertainment follow
ing the supper. A good number were
present, SIS being realized.
Deacon and Mrs. Nathaniel Manning
left Wednesday morning for two weeks
visit with their children in Massachu-
setts and Rhode Island
Church Interests.
At the Congregational church the an
nuaI offering for the Congregational
Home Missionary society will be taken
tomorrow morning. It Is hoped that
the apportionment of $4s may be
reached.
The c. E. society is gathering a large
number Of used postcards to be sent to
foreign fields; also bundles of maya
zines and religious papers to be sent
to institutions where they are needed
Purse from C. e Society.
At the monthly business meeting of
day evening the following officers were
elected: President, Rose Standish; vice
PRESIDENT Mabel X NoyeS; recording
secretary. EdIa. Williams; treasurer, c.
n. Foster; also chafrmen of commit
tees as follows: Lookout. Miss Fl. E.
Robinson; prayer meeting, Miss E. b.
Huntington; social, Mrs. Otto L. Pultz;
missionary Miss NJ. K Noyes: music,
Winifred Robinson: flower. Florence
LOoniS.
An interesting report of the years
work was given by Miss Edla Williams,
also reports from the Junior superin-
tendent and the several committees
During the social hour which fol-
owed an Interesting illustrated lecture
CT, Boston was given by the pastor
Rev z. 5. Smith, who was later sur
prised when the president. in behalf
of the society, presented him a well
filled purse as a token of their appre-
citation of his helpful services to the
society. Light refreshments were
served.