Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-20
COLCHESTER
Arrangements for Christmas Sunday
Illustrated Lecture Before Boys
Club-PersonaI Items.

Tuesday in the Congregational
chapel the regular meeting of the La
| dies Missionary society was held al
| O'Clock
Friday the Ladies Benevolent So
| ciety is to hold its meeting in the la
dies room. afternoon and evening.
| Next Sunday there will be special
| Christmas sermon by Edward Hazen
of Middletown at 1915 a. m The
| win r. Gillette, takes place at p. m.
| The collectors for the Ameri-
| can Board of Foreign Missions will be
yam, WiIbert II. Marvin, Deacon sam
ueI N Morgan, Seth, w. Carver, Ed
win r. Gillette and DIR. A L. Steb-
bins.
Borough interests.
Miss Edith NJ. Brown of New Brit
ain, a graduate nurse, is at Mrs l.
f. Avery's, on Hayward avenue, car
ing for her during her illness;
Frank Chapman of Norwich Town
Sunday.
Frederick J. Hudson was recent
visitor in Willimantic.
w. G. Chanter of Middletown preach
ed at the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
William E. Baker of New Britain
was a recent guest of his parents, on
Hayward avenue.
Charles NJ. Reade of Willimantic
was in town Monday.
Louis H Baldwin of Middletown
was the guest of friends in town Mon
day.
Illustrated Lecture.
There was a large attendance at the
lecture Sunday afternoon in the Boys
club rooms. The Trip Through the
South, by Manager G. B.. Gilman, was
illustrated by over 100 fine colored
views.
Master Raymond Candy of Stamford
is the guest of friends in town.
David S Day and a friend from
Bridgeport were guests at Mr.. Days
home, on Norwich avenue, over Sun
day.
Miss Abby C. Willard has gone to
New York to spend the holidays with
her sister, Mrs. e; B; Cragin
child. of East Haddam. were guests
Sunday of Mrs. Heffton's parents, Mr..
and Mrs a. f. Roper.
K. of P. Election.
Oliver Woodhouse lodge. No. 81. K.
of P, held their netting Tuesday eve
ming in Masonic hall The rank of es-
Q0Ire was Conferred On three cLrdl-
dates. A number of out of town mem
bers were present. The election of Of
fcers for the ensuing year resulted
as follows: Master of work, a. F.
Roper; chancellor commander, Albert
E. Clark; vice chancellor, George Gil
more; prelate, Samuel H. Kellogg;
keeper of records and seals, f, +. Bak-
er; master at arms. Samuel L. Stems;
master OF finance. Allen G.. Wickwire;
master of exchequer. Asa b. Taylor;
inner guard, Harry Levine; outer
guard, William Curgenvin; trustees
for Is months, A 3. Taylor.
In Business in Kansas.
Edward G. wickwire OF Larned. |
Kansas, has been. the guest of rela-
tives and friends in town. MIR. Wick |
wire was a native of this place. and a |
graduate of Bacon Academy. He went |
to Kansas several years ago to engage |
in the drug business.
Arthur G. W1ckwire of New Haven I
wire, who was formerly OF this place, I
brakeman on the Branch train, is now |
on the Berkshire division.
Mrs. Warren Williams of New Ha- /
ven was the guest Of relatives in town |
the past few days
Clayton Barton of East Hamp-
ton was a visitor in town Tuesday.
Holiday Sale
The ladies of the Baptist church held |
their annual Christmas sale in the |
church parlors Tuesday afternoon and |
evening. There was a good attend |
ance,
Lebanon Dramatics Please.
The members of the Lebanon grahge |
Grange hall Tuesday evening, under !
the auspices of the local grange, to a |
large audience. They presented the |
play in Lebanon a short time ago.
Donald Bigelow, who is attending a |
business college in Hartford, is at his |
home on South Main street for a, short |
vacation.
Mrs. e. A. Garner and son, Law |
renee, returned Monday evening from !
a few days visit in New York.