Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-27
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At Ht.sMary's church Sunday even- ing Rev. Michael Rory of Buf1aie, Fl. iY., meHnber Of the Oblate order, be- gan a faisaion for the Engiinh- -speaking members Of the parish This is tho first mission for the Eneiiah-gpealring people that has been held It st Nary's church in three years A similar sortes of special services for the Frencl- speaking people was completed about three months ago. Father Rory will De at St Mary's aIl Of thfs week, con- cluding the mission next Sunday, which will be Passion Sunday
 Hostessss for Church sscisty Msstings
 At the First Baptist church Wednes- day afternoon meetings of the Wom- ans Foreign Missionary society the Home Mission society and the Ladies Aid society are to be held in tha church parlor. Mrs. c. M. Fenner, Mrs. c. Moss and Mrs. William Leon ard will be the hostesses
 Personal Mention.
 Miss Alice Higgins of New York, formerly a student at Notre Dame academy, visited here Saturday.
 M. M. Dwyer is in Worcester today z (Monday) on business trip.
 Charles T. Thayer, who was operated on for appendicitis two weeks ago. was discharged from the institution Sunday and returned to his home on Chapman street
 pr. and Mrs Edward E. Perry en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Rixby of RridgeWater, Mass, over Sun- day.
 Trustee FiIes Final Accounts.
 Deputy Sheriff George F. Holbrook has filed his final accounts as trustee of the bankrupt estates of 2. Diamond formerly in the. clothing business in Putnam, and of George Whitely o1 East Thompson
 Evansslistic Services cIessd.
 Evangelists Currie and Paquette have concluded the revival services which they have been conducting al the Baptist church.
 Wastern Missiens the Theme.
 Missions in the United States-West was the subject at the Y. P. s. C. E. meeting at the Congregations church Sunday evening. Miss Harriet Brown was leader.
 City Notes.
 Attorney Walter Gilpatric has beer the guest of his parents. Mir. and Mrs George Gilpatric. for a few days. Mrs Walter Gilpatric and sons will join him in this city -en Monday. Mrs Taylor of Springfield, Mass. is spending a few weeks with her daugh- ter, Mrs Wallace Stearns, of Bradley street.
 Everett Wells of Rockville has beer in town recently. Mrs. G. Harold Gilpatric spent Sat urday in Boston. Mrs. Amasa Holden of Woonsocket R. l., is the guest of Mrs. Wallace Sterns.
 Mrs. A. w. MacDonald is visitin. friends in Hartford. Arthur MacDonald and Henry wheelock are in New Haven for few days
 Dr.. and Mrs Harold A. Foster 0 New York have recently been guest! of MT. and Mrs. Edwin Foster. | MT. and Mrs. Franklin Perry ar. spending some tine in Brooklyn, N. Mrs. Ellen D. Larned historian Q Windham county, who is a patient a the Day KimbaH hospital, is much i'm proved in health John A. c. Warner, who is much in terested in wireless telegraphy. has ftt | ted up a station on the top of his hOn1 | G. W. Gflpatric. G. D. Gilpaaric. I P. Merriam and Elbert Kinney hay been recently in Boston. l Wheaton company's Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Wheate Building and Lumber company, hel in Putnam. the following officers wer elected: President, E. M. Wheaton secretary and treasurer, William l wheaton: directors, B. M. Wheaton George F. Miner. James Smith. l At St. Philips.
 Sunday morning services at St. Phi lips church were conducted by M 1 Bard, with evening prayer aaad sermc | by Rev. F. g. Irwin.