Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-22
WI!NDHAM
Winter Visitors il Florida Return
Home-Notes.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Bjorkman of Hartford
We're in town recently.
Miss Polly Macdonald of Yonkers.
N. Y. who has been visiting the Misses
Harriet and Julia Guild for week,
returned home on Thursday.
Lawyer e. w. Mcguire of Brooklyn,
n. ", has been in. town far a few
days experimenting the remodelling of
the Cummings cottage on North street
which he has purchased for summer
home, after renting it for several
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Woods OF
New York are at their summer home
on North street
Returned from Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. C. Hatch and L. j.
Hammond, who have been spending
the winter in Florida, arrived at
home on Monday.
Mr.. Lowell of Brooklyn, N. Y, spent
Sunday at The Inn with his uncle.
H. E. Parry.
Horace Eaton was in Millbury.
Mass. on Sunday visiting his son
Lester, who is In a Worcester hospital
recovering from an operation.
Mrs. j. G. Fenton and Miss Mary
Perkins left Thursday morning for a
visit with r. G. Fenton in Jersey City
Miss Johnson OF Willimantic has
been the guest of Mrs. Arthur Will
Iiams.
Mrs. E. H. w. Locinis is the guest
of Mrs. j. r. Lockman of New York
for a few days.
Miss Lucy Avery Of Groton has been
visiting Miss Helen Larralbee-
Miss Emily Lyman and Miss Ellen
Hawkins are with Mrs. Harriet Shell
ington of Windsor Locks.
Miss Lillian c. Hall of Mansfield
was the guest of her mother, Mrs
Mary Chappell over Sunday.
Easter Service.
At st. PauIs church on Sunday the
9 a. m. At 2.45 the Sunday school was
held as usual and each one present
was given an Easter egg and card by
Rev. j. H. Townsend. The afternoon
service was attended by a number OF
people, and the music and sermon
altar was decorated with Easter lilies
the gift of J. Alden Weir and carna-
tions.
Congregational Church.
Rev. H. C. Grimes Of the Congrega-
tional church preached an Easter ser
mon and an Easter anthem was suns
by the choir. The platform WAS dec.
ted plants. During the Sunday schoo
lesson Mr.. Grimes gave talk to the
members of the school and each chile
was given a pot of marguerites.
Miss Gertrude Arnold spent Wed.
nesday and Thursday in Willimantit
with Mrs. J. D. Chaffee.
A number Of Windham people at.
tended the meeting of the Easter
Connecticut branch Of the Woman.
board of missions in Willimantic OF
Wednesday afternoon and the enter.
| tainment given by the Woman's clul
for the benefit OF st, Joseph's hcspita
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Adam Larrabee was called t.
Ledyard this week by the death o.
her father, Dwight Gallup
Treasursrs Report.
The annual report of the treasure
of the First Ecclesiastical society o.
the Congregational church for the veal
ending March 81, 1911, Is as follows
DR.. Balance, April l, 1910. s1o.O3
| weekly offering, Windham, $2ss.5s
South Windham, SIS; contributions
Windham, $152.11; South Windham
ceived from Ladies Aid society. 375
total, s1.se5.s5. Or. Ey cash pait
| pastor. $1,000; pulpit supply, see: sex
| ton, $1e8; fuel and lights, $G2.7e; Gem
etery lots, Sc; printing, $3.50; insur
ance, s4S; repairs church and parson
age, 32h0.45; cleaning church, $17.35
clock, S.: balance in treasury, $34.25
| total, $1,S05.25. H. G. I4athrop, treas
| urer;. /. H. Johnson, auditor; Horac
| Maine. society committee.
William Burns Of Yale is spending
| the Easter vacation at Mrs. Alber
Bates.
j. Alden Weir was in town Tuesday
Miss Anna ClasSen has returne,
from a several weeks visit in Brook
| lyn, n. Y.