Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
HANOVER
Harvest Supper FoIIoWedSby Enter tainment-Teschers Visit Schools Social Notes.

Rev. NJ. J. B. Fuller will conduct ser | vices in the Congregational church 1 Sunday.
 1 Rev. NIT. Christie of Coventry preach 1 ed in the Congregational church last i Sunday morning.
 Harvest Supper. There was very large attendance at the harvest supper given y the La dies Guild in the vestry Wednesday kevening, The supper was a great sue 1 cess. The decorations, in keeping with the harvest time and Halloween spirit, were planned and furnished by Mrs. Tucker. After the supper an in | teresting entertainment was enjoyed. Mrs. w. F. Manning, elocutionist, from Yantic, delighted the audience with four
 elections--Biddy's Troubles With the Yankees, How Rubin Played, Our Wedding Day, and Katfina's Trip to New York The Imaginable farce, A Precious Pickle, was splendidly given by seven young ladies-Adiss Maud De-
 laney as Juno, Miss Fife Abelard as Mrs. Galbble, Miss Emily Tanner as Miss Price, Miss Julia Babbitt as Sissy Gabble, Miss Euphemia Souter s,s Jen- nie Frost, Miss Mayme Popineau as Sadie Bean. Miss Grace Tucker as Bessie Snow. At Norwich Convention. Miss Margaret Eadie MT. and Mrs. Allison B. Ladd. Jr., attended the Sun day school convention in Norwich | Tuesday. Rev. M. J. Fuller is being entertain
 ed this week at the homes of Hon. An
 gus Park and Webster Standish.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. G. Dressing enter
 tained Rev. MT. Christie last Sunday. Mrs. Carrier and family of Highland Park were guests of MT. and Mrs. Lee last Friday making the trip by auto. MT. and Mrs. James Tucker spent the week end in East Lyme with Mir Fuckers brother and wife, who recent ly returned from England. l Mrs. Nathan A. Bennett has return ! ed from visit with her mother, Mrs.
 J. Lindeberg of South Norwall1. On ! her return trip Mrs. Bennett spent ] Friday in New Haven.
 1 Miss Jennie Gallup was the guest for l several days this week of Mrs. L. P. 1 Church of Norwich and attended the
 Y. NJ c. A. entertainment, hearing the l Marouarre sextette,
 Miss Grace Abelard spent Sunday
 with Mrs. Tucker of Lebanon. Guests at Norwich Town Party. 1 Miss Euphemia Souter, Miss Geor- l gina Souter and Milton Souter attend
 ed a Halloween party in Norwich ! Town Saturday evening.
 ! Mrs. Franklin has returned from 8
 visit to Fall River.
 1 MT and Mrs. Lorne Greig of Day l vile were guests over Sunday at the
 home of Senator and Mrs. Park. l Miss Gladys Crombie is spending the l week end with Miss Bernice Tucker of North Windham.
 | Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Allen had as | guests last week Mrs. Susie Moulton
 of Canterbury, Miss Ina Crowel of l Rockland, Mass, and Albert Freeman 1 of Whitman, Mass.
 Miss Myrtle Buteau of Baltic spent,
 Saturday with Miss Elsie Freeman. l MT. and Mrs. G. Fenner of New Lon- 1 don were guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs. James w Bennett. Miss Jessie Browning of Plain Hill 1 spent the week end with Miss Gladys 1 Crombie
 Miss Ruth Standish and Miss Lilly 1 Browning attended the teachers con-
 vention in Hartford Friday. On Mon- ] day Miss Standish visited Principal <! Manchester. Miss Browning visited 1 the schools in Norwich. Heard Progressive Address. A party of young men from this place heard the address by Hiram | Johnson at the Davis theater. Nor
 wich, Tuesday evening. l A beautiful monument has been \plac- ! ed in Hanover cemetery over the graves of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ladd by their sons, Frederick and William.