Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27

1 LoCal FeoPle ar DalrymenS Meetlng'
 Rev. J. Frederick Vergin, curate of l Grace church, Elizabeth, N. J who is guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. i E. w. Bingham, will preach in Han over Congregational church next Sum- 1 day
 Miss Ruth Standish had as her guest last week her cousin, Miss Rose Stan dish, of East Orange, N. J,
 Successful Surprise Party.
 A successful surprise party was giv- en to Charles and Curtis Borden of l Providence at the home of their host ess, Mrs. Franklin, on the evening oI July 18th. The evening was spent in l games and dancing, music for the oc- | casiOn being furnished by Mrs. Fran l cis Hill, Miss Grace Tucker and Ed win Souter. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. Those present were the Misses Maud Delaney, Marie Delaney, Mary Souter, Euphemia Sou 1 ter, Georgina Souter, Grace Tucker, Julia Babbitt. Dora Papineau, Mayme | Papineau, Ida Papineau, Lydia Me | Donald, Charles Borden, Curtis Bor- den, Robert Souter, Milton Souter, | Norman Standish, Harlan Harrison, Edward Tucker, Francis Johnson. Fred | Gauchier, Arthur Lannigan, Albert Tanner, Herman Getchell.
 Miss Gallup Ranks High.
 Miss Jennie c. Gallup was one of 1 the number who received honorable mention in the embroidery contest re- gently conducted by Harper's Bazar. As there were some eight thousand contestants, it speaks well for Miss | Gallup's work that she received honor able mention.
 Field Secretary Maclntyre Here.
 Mir. and Mrs W. S. Lee entertained Rev. w. s. MacIntyre, field secretary of the Lords Day league of New Eng land, last Sunday.
 Personals. 1 MT and Mrs. B. M. Bliven and fam fly of Norwich were the guests over Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Nathan A. Bennett.
 A. H. Bennett,who has been in Maine for several months past, is at home.
 The Misses Maud and Marie Dela ney leave today Saturday, for a two weeks visit in Worcester and Provi- dence
 Charles Chapman, who has been spending several days with his sister Mrs. w. s. Lee, returned on Wednes- ] day to Highland Park, accompanied by his niece, Miss Faith Lee. who will be 1 the guest of her aunt, Mrs Carrier.
 Miss Caroline Gallup is spending a week with her sister in Springfield.
 Mrs. Eldridge of Willington, Conn., is visiting at the home of her parents Mir and Mrs. Oscar Allen ! Miss Alice Campbell is spending two { weeks in Peacedale, R. l.
 Mrs. Frank Still is visiting in West erly.
 Mrs W. S. Lee was the guest of Mrs. Ebenezer Allen at Point Breeze l on Wednesday,
 Fred Croft is acting as janitor of i the Congregational church for Joseph Lyon, who has been quite ill
 Attended Dairymen's Field Day.
 Mir. and Mrs Nathan A. Bennett. ac- 1 companied by MT. and Mrs. B. M l Bliven of Norwich, spent Wednesday 1 at Connecticut Agricultural college, at tending the field day of the Connecti- cut Dairymen's association, of whict MT. Bennett is a member The day was spent in viewing the grounds anC stock and listening to fine lectures on dairy problems by professors ot various colleges.
 Mrs Charles Peck, who has been the 1 guest of her brother, James W. Eadie HdS IetdI lieu lo Ter nome m AdrSn- field, Mass, accompanied by her niece Miss Helen Eadie.
 I Misses Kathryn McMahan and Julia Rabbit were guests of friends in Will limantic early in the week.
 Misses Sadie Clark and Emily Percy Of Norwich spent the week end Witf Miss Kathryn McMahan.
 Miss Jane Blackburn and brother Fred Blackburn, are spending severa days in Providence.
 The members of the H. T. c. greatly enjoy their new croquet set.
 Airlie mill is running overtime.
 Airlies at Hospital.
 The Airlie baseball team expects tC play the Hospitals today (Saturday) or the hosnitaI diamond