Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-10
JEWETT CITY
Week End Visitors-Baptist Ladies' Aid Society Entertained by Lisbon Member.


 Rev. J. w. Payne will preach at the Baptist church on Sunday. His topic in the morning is A Mysterious Food Fact, In the evening 1t is Christ's Progressives.
 Rev. R. L. Roberts, Ph.D., of Moosup will speak at the Methodist church Sunday morning.
 Rev. Samuel ThatcheT's evening top ic is The Man Who Failed.
 Won Experts Medal.
 Prentice Wakefield of Bellows Falls, Vt, is one of the Reds in the war ma noeuvres now going on in New Eng land. He Is a corporal in Co. B, First infantry, Vermont National Guard He has received a sharpshooters medal in regular militia practice. and while en- camped for four days at Fort Ethan Allen for practice he won the experts medal. The last heard from him he was at Hawleyville, Conn. MT. Wake field Is employed in a printing eStab- lishment where waxed paper is stamp ed in which bread is wrapped.
 Enjoying Borough Hospitality.
 Mrs. F. B. Colesworthy and sons, Chester and Hermon, of Worcester, are visiting MT. and Mrs. G. H. Prior.
 Mrs. Edgar Richmond of Wyoming, R. l., is a guest at Mrs. Eliza Saun- ders and Miss Angie Gardner's.
 Mrs. o. P Wattles of Cranston, R. L, was in town Friday
 Mrs. Duncan Mckay of Lisbon Is en- tertaining Mrs. Thaw and four dough- ters and Miss Mckenzie from New Jersey.
 Rev. Patrick scully came by auto from Albany, N. Y, spending the night here Thursday. He was accompanied by his cousin, Miss Catherine Driscoll, who will spend her vacation at her fathers, Timothy E. DriscoI's, on Me chanic street.
 George Blake and Miss Bessie Blake have gone to Saranac Lake to visit Samuel Blake They will also visit the Watt family at Niagara.
 Baptist Picnic Today.
 The Baptist Sunday school picnic Is to be held at Mrs Ida Benjamtn's farm in Lisbon this afternoon.
 Aid Society Meets at Lisbon.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- list church, which met with Mrs. D. c. Wilcox in Lisbon, Thursday after noon and evening, had & large attend anoe. In the evening there was an en- tertainment programme including a depiano sol so by Ellen Wfllcox, violin duet by Ila Brown and Ehme Myott, vocal solo by Alice McBroome, violin solo by Tyler Gilbert. vocal solo by Erme Myott, reading by Rosa Wilcox vocal solo by Adelbert BabcOck, piano solo by Helen Phillips, violin solo by Doris Myott, and vocal solo by Lemuel Green. The lawn was illuminaed by l Chinese lanterns, and games were played there in the evening. Cake and ice cream were served in the evening, and refreshments in the aft ernoon. Mrs. Wilcox was assisted by | Miss Mary Palmer, Mrs. Frank Brown 1 Mrs. F. c. Whiting, Mrs. Francis Campbell. Mrs. Charles Babcock, Mrs J. B. Palmer, Mrs. F. H, Gilbert anC Mrs. NeIbert Myott.
 Personal Itens-
 Milo Appley of South Canterbury was a guest at c. E. Gardner's on Fri day.
 Mrs. Annie O. Roberts of Springfield is at her sisters, Mrs. Julius Wake fields.
 Mrs. R. R. Wilde and Miss Jennie Wilde have returned from their cot | tage at Gales Ferry. Mrs. Mary Youn( of New Bedford is visiting Mrs Wilde
 Suicide of Charles B. Trowbridee.
 Providence evening papers note tht suicide of Charles B, TroWbridge, se- nior partner of the firm of D. Rem ington & Sons, cotton brokers. This is the firm for which Arthur E. Swift formerly of this place, has been book keeper for several years.