Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
Who is Going and Comins-Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties.
GILES Frro,2Y
Rally Day Serviees-District Superin- tsndent Holds Quarterly Conference --Last of the Suyaer cottasers Leave.

A special programme in observance of Rally day was given by the chil- | dren of the M. E. Sunday school Sun day and offerings taken for the board | of Sunday schools, one of the con- ference benevolent collections, at both l the session of the school and the morning service. Miss Doris Main sang during the offertory at the church service. The programme at the school session was arranged as fol- lows, being fnterspersed with songs by the school; Exercise, Loyalty to Christ, Miss J. c. Perkins class; reci- tation, Do It, Now, Mary Birch; exer- else Loyalty to the Bible. Miss Flor ence Hurlbutt's class;s recitation, The | Word is Like a Garden. Nellie Hoff- man; exercise, Loyalty to the School, Mrs. Eugene LaFontaine's class; ad- dress, Rev. c. Wilson Harrison. This service marked the beginning of a five weeks attendance contest, the honors for the day being almost equal | ly divided, varying by one point, be- tween the Red and Blue teams. Cottage and Village Interests. MT. and Mrs. F. A. >Aplin returned to Mount Vernon, N. Y., the first of the week after few days stay at l their summer residence s l Miss Lena Lewis returned to Brook lyn, N. Y.. Monday evening from a l weeks visit at her mothers home at Allyns Point. Mrs. William Lewis ac- companied her daughter, to remain during the winter.
 Miss Josephine Miller of Jewett City was week end guest at the home l of Attorney and Mrs. John J. Lawless. | Mr. and Mrs. Everett Adams and lit- tie son visited Mrs. Adams relatives here Saturday.
 Mir and Mrs. Emerson. Coleman left last week to visit their son, Lieut.. E. N. Coleman, Jr., in New York. | Mrs. Sarah Perkins left Thursday morning to visit her sister, Mrs. Mar tha Moves. who Is ill in Quiambaug. 1 Nuttins Party at Rivsrview.. l Charles H. Brown of Norwich enter tained chestnutting party from the Norwich Free Academy on Monday at his place at Riverview.
 Misses Cora and Lydia Lewis of Norwich Town were callers here on Sunday.
 Quarterly Conference. District Supt. J. H., Newland of third quarterly conferences of the
 
 Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. Harlan. N. Newberry was ap- I pointed secretary of the conference. The election of R.Irving Hurlbutt was 4 confirmed as president of,the EpWorth league andaakhat~ Miss Kate B. N Colver as president of the Ladies Aid 4 society. The usual reports were giv- en and ordered on record and the sec i retary was instructed to convey an expression of appreciation and sympa- T thy from the conference to Mrs 4 Thomas Latham, a member of the board of stewards for many years. who is i'll at the Middlesex hospital in Middletown. < MT. and Mrs Robert s. Ross of New t Haven, who were. attendants at the state convention of Y. M. O. A. aux diaries in Norwich, were callers al the Ferry. their former summer home Wednesday,.
 Engineer Charles J. Pierce and Per- cy Norman of the steamer Richard Peck were at their homes at Allyns Point the first of the week. T Twelve Dollars for Church. ! Miss Amelia and Miss Susan Ma
 thewson entertained at a social eve ming a party of their New London , friends Friday. As a result of the gathering Moves B. Allyn received a II donation of about $1z for the perma- nent fund of the Gales Ferry church of which Mir. Allyn is collector. Elmer Pitcher and his sister, Miss Marian. of Norwich, with friends from that city. were visitors at their cot tage on the Bluff over Sunday and Monday.
 /. Mir. and Mrs. A. NJ. Kennedy closed their summer cottage and returned tc { Norwich the first of the week. \ Mrs. Olin K. Miller of Jewett City
 spent Monday as the guest of Mrs
 John J. Lawiess.