Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-05
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND
GEES Fry
Attendance Contest in Sunday School Reading Club to Meet with Miss SatterIee.

Plans for the attendance contest to begin on Rally day, October 13, at the M. B. Sunday school were explained by Supt, c. E. Colver to the school on Sunday. Buttons were distributed to the members to secure the attendance of friends. The school was divided into two teams, the Reds and Blues Miss Alcie Satterlee was selected as Perkins as captain of the Blues. At the end of the contest, which will con- tinue for five weeks from Rally day, the losing side will entertain the win ming team.
 Cottage and Village Notes. Mrs. Harmon L. Perkins. accompa- nied by her cousin, Mrs. Denison Chapman of Uncasville, visited Mr. Town Tuesday.N
 Mrs. John J. Lawless and little daughter were guests Saturday of MT. and Mrs. Olin Miller in Jewett City. Albertus Dean, employed on the tug Aquidneck, visited his grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. George F. Dean, on Sum day.
 Mrs. Hiscox of Norwich, returned here recently for a longer stay at her cottage on the Bluff Mrs. Amos Hurlbutt's sister, Mrs. Judson, accompanied by her daugh- terin-law from Pennsylvania, who have been guests for the past two weeks of MT. and Mrs. Hrulbutt. left here Thursday morning. Luzerfe Spalding of Norwich vis- ited his cottage on the Bluff Saturday. The quarterly missionary service nhCnrIrod af hn 1o school Sunday.
 Mrs. Charles A. L. Morgan of Mid dletown arrived Wednesday for a few days stay with her mother, Mrs. Thomas Latham who is in poor health. Miss Caroline Freeman, who has passed the summer with her parents l at Ichabod cottage, returned to Mt. Vernon, N. T., Monday. Mir. and Mrs. George Carey and Loue Stockwell of Norwich were vis- itors at their cottage Saturday. The Misses Mathewson have been entertaining their sister. Mrs. Will jam Scranton. and friend, Mrs. Ba- con, from Durham. Attorney and Mrs. John J. Lawless l entertained Clarence Noble of New London and Nelson J. Weymouth of Saybrook with Misses Caroline and CA1i lolIC dupoci6 LII NcW LOnuOu, Sunday.
 Mrs. Richard Povey, with her daughters, Misses Adefina and Grace Povey, who has passed the season at their cottage in the village, return l ed to New London Wednesday. Miss Laura Perkins returned Satur- ! day from a months stay with her cousin, Mrs. Isaac G.. Geer. in Led yard.
 Mrs. Ellen F. Kline, who has been spending a week with MT. and Mrs Latham Smith, left recently for her home in Chester, Pa.
 Reading Club to Meet.
 The Reading club will be entertained | Oct. by Miss Alice Satterlee.
 Moves B. Allyn entertained his nieces. Mrs. Lucius Brown of Norwich and Mrs E. H. Tracy of New London with his brother-in-law, Edward M l Taantor of New York, over the weeb end. MT. Taintor returned home on Tuesday.
 Work is progressing on the bmnga 1, low which Postmaster Samuel F Brown, assisted by members of the Gales Ferry Glee club, from New Lon- don, is erecting on the club grounds north of the village. Principal Hudson P. LeavenworTh ot Jewett City was at his summer home here Tuesday. attending to the remova of his household goods. 1 Home from Virginia.
 Mrs. Leavenworth, with her son William, returned last week from { two weeks trip to Virginia, on visi with her son. Lieut.. John ParlNe Leav enworth, U. s. A, of Fortress Monroe
 Mrs. Isaac Norman of Westerly ar rived Thursday morning for a visi with her sister-in-law. Mrs. Sarah J Perkins.
 Mrs. R. D. F1tzmaurice of Water
 bury and son. Edward, of Providence were week end visitors at their sum mer home.