Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-24

expressed themselves as perrectiy WILL ing to pay for rubbish carted off of their premises. The publishing com mittee also rendered a satisfactory report.
 Personal Mention.
 Miss Ruth Daniels of New York IS spending a month with her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. J. Daniels of Ring street
 Rev. F. D. Sargent spent Sunday in Brookline, N. H.
 Mrs. D c. Park of Brooklyn, Mir and Mrs. E. Holden and daughter of Dorchester, Mass. were in the city Saturday.
 Mrs. Everard Marshall and daughter returned to Tenafy, N. J., on Satur- day after a months visit with Mrs Marshalrs aunt. Miss Ettie Burr, in Killingly avenue.
 Westerly Campers Start for Maine.
 Mir. and Mrs William Wheeler and son Richard of Westerly, who have been guests of MT. and Mrs. A. w. Macdonald. left this city Sunday for Maine, where they are to spend the summer.
 Outing at the Lake.
 The Pilgrims of Avalon, in charge of Miss Hall and Miss Webb, returned to | their homes in this city Saturday after | spending an enjoyable week on Long 1 island, Webster lake.
 Vacation Notes.
 s. M. Wheelock spent Sunday at 1 Davisville, N Y. Miss Margaret Tupper has returned to Boston for the summer.
 An automobile party from this city enjoyed a trip to Webster Saturday. Mrs. F. E. Page of Candia N. H., and Mss Clara Nelson of Washington, D. C.. have been guests of F. J. Dan iels and family of Ring street. Rev. Wallace Sterns and family of ] Bradley street spent Sunday in East ford, where Rev. MT. Sterns occupied the pulpit of Eastford Congregational church.
 Frank Gleason is visiting relatives in Newark, N. J.
 Miss Ethel Sullivan is entertaining Miss Helen Alton of Worcester.
 Merrill Paine of Clarke university, Worcester, is spending the summer at his home in Center street
 Mrs. P. P. Wilson is visiting in Bridgeport
 Missionary from Dakota.
 Rev. John Walker, who is in charge of missions in Winner, South Dakota conducted the services in St. Philips church Sunday.
 Addressed St. Mary's Pupils. Attorney Telesphore Lebouef of Webster delivered an address to the pupils of St. Mary's school in St Jeans hall Sunday evening.
 In the Churches.
 At the Adventist church Sunday morning the pastor delivered a sermon on Bringing in the Tithes.
 Rev. A. L. Struthers, pastor of tht Congrega ational church in Townsend Mass, occupied the pulpit in the Sec ond Congregational church in this city Sunday morning, Reading that is worth while" wal the topic of the Y. P. s. c. E. meet. ing held in the Congregational chape . Sunday evening Harold S. Corbir 1 leader.
 Bible Class Social.
 An enjoyable social was held by Mrs ] Sargent's Bible class at the home o f Mrs. Charles H. Brown, last week. Methodist Ladies Aid Society. 2 2 The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth odist Episcopal church held it's annua . meeting at the parsonage Friday, Jun 2 21 The following officers were elect ? ed: President, Mrs. Mary A. Clarke vice presidents, Mrs. George D. Stan ley Mrs. Thomas Rawley, Mrs. Perry secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Chase The yearly report of the treasure gave evidence of the faithful work O the ladies for the church during tn : year. Refreshments were served b. the hostess at the eiese of the busi Q ness meeting. At a meeting of the Sunday schoe ' band, it was voted to have the annua f picnic at Roseland park, Friday, Jul i F.
 s Pleasure for Junier League. |. The Junior league held a social i . the vestry Friday evening. After 9 programme of music and recitation