Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-07-29
PAGES NINE TO SIXTEEN
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Observation-Disclosures Local items.
Class circle of Kings Daughters of
Norwich were guests OF Mrs. Isaac
Jones at Rest-a-While cottage on
Tuesday. holding their annual sale of
cake. cream and fancy articles, which
was well patronized by the summer
residents on the Bluff.
The usual fortnightly prayer SER
vice at Allyn's Point was discontinued.
this week.
Mrs. Joab Rogers left Tuesday to
visit her sister, Mrs. ]. S. Schott Of
Mrs. Thomas Latham returned last
week from several days visit with
the families of her sons, Bradford
Church Picnic.
There was large attendance al
the annual church and neighborhood
picnic held at Riverview, the summer
place of Charles H. Brown of Nor
witch, on Wednesday. A fine chowder
made by Edward Latimer and his as
sistants was served, after which a lit
erary hour was enjoyed, Rev. c.
Wilson Harrison acting as chairman
of the literary programme.
DR.. Dwight Satterlee of Los Ange-
les, Cal, as a representative of one
of the oldest families of the communi-
ty, which has been interested in the
gave most interesting paper on rem
iniscences of the church and school
life of his boyhood days, which was
greatly appreciated by his audience.
Miss Marion Earnshaw of New
York. one of the summer residents
here, followed with readings, and
Mrs. Emma Harrison rendered solos.
After an expression of thanks by Rev.
Mr.. Harrison to the several commit
tees, and to Mr.. Brown for his hos
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address.
Games and sports under the direc-
ton of Milo Benn of New London
opened the days programme at 10
o'clock. The record of the ball game
scores and names of the prize win
ners in the several contests follow:
Ball game-Villagers 81, Bank Boys
Putting shot, Irving Hurlbutt; boys
100 yard race. Edward White; boys
high jump, Carl Lawson; running
broad jump, Raymond Wulf; mems
sack race, Raymond Wulf; boys sack
race. Edward White; boys three leg
ged race. Edward White and Edward
Palmer; small boys three legged race,
Wilmot Benn and Alton Stoddard;
little boys so yard race, Donald Fish;
tug of war team captained by Alfred
Voorhees, won from team captained
by Monet Lawson; married women's
race, w lllldl1 NCC1 yOoiiS WIN
ems race, Miss Ruth Crawford;
misses race, Dorothy Jones; girls
race, Dorothy Wulf; little girls race,
Dorothy Frost; potato race, first,
Eleanor Birchard, second, Ruth Craw-
ford.
Part of the prizes presented to the
winners in the different contests were
donated by Edwin Keeney of New
London.
Robert S. Howe of Jersey. City, hav-
! 0e =, It, ~, t~xaa
trips, is spending a couple of weeks
with his wife at the Lewis cottage.
Rev. C. Wilson Harrison, pastor OIL
the M. E. church, administered the
rite of bautism to Charles Walter, the
little son Of MI. and Mrs. George
summer home here Tuesday.
Mrs Emerson Coleman of Norwich
who is spending the summer at the
Coleman cottage, enjoyed days out
the G. I. A. Brotherhood OF Engineers
of the New Haven road, the party be-
ing served with a shore dinner at
Wardell'S, Ocean Beach.
Mrs. Hudson Leayenworth and son,
William, of Norwich, visited relatives
here and attended the picnic on We'd
nesday at Rfverview.
Mrs. Isaac Norman who has been a
recent guest of Mrs. Sarah Perkins,
returned to her home in Westerly last
week.
Miss Grace Chapman OF Allyn's
Point was the guest last week of her
cousin, Mrs. Elmer Keene of Killing
ly, and of Rev. and Mrs. DR.. Ward
Adams at Attawaugan.
Mrs. Elizabth Webster and daugh-
ter, Sally of Westerly, r. l. spent the
week end with Mrs. Martha Dean at
the Lewis cottage.
Mrs Fred Jeffers of Painesdale,
Mich, who has been in Boston at
tending the Harvard commencement
school, visited her sister law, Miss
Harriet Bishop Brown, on Sunday and
Monday
Miss Bessie Ames of Yonllers, n.
Y, has rejoined her family at their
summer home, after visiting relatives
in Brooklyn, Conn.
Mrs. Tillinyhast of Vernon has been
spending few days as the guest OF
the Misses Geer of The Pines.
Miss Emma Davis, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, and
sister. Miss Margaret, of Norwich, and
their guest, Mrs. Haly of New Britain.
were visitors here on Saturday at
Miss Davis home in the village.
Edmund Satterlee of Dunlap, Iowa,
who has been spending several weeks
on his annual visit with relatives here.
left for his home Sunday evening.