Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24

Rev, H. c. Abb ie of Brockton. Mass, Will preach in the Congregational church Sunday morning and evening.
 Declines Call.
 Rev. F. J. POhl, who had accepted the call to the Congregational church, hnds 1t imposG ible to come to Hano- yer.
 Rev. G. c. Pollock of Norwich preached in tn 3 Congregational church last Sunday morning. At the Chris tan Endeavcr service in the etening Mrs. Walter 1Eibberly was the leader The topic was Christian Tact
 Last Sunday Mrs. M. McMahon suf- fered an apcplecttc shock. rendering her right sid e helpless. She is more comfortable ;Rnd is slowly regaining the use of her afflicted hand.
 5i ttsn by Dog. On WedneG day, Miss Louise Lyon was watchini3~a dog chasing a cat when suddenly the dog jumped at Miss Lyon, biting her face pr. Thompson closed the wC .und with a stitch.
 Game With Baltic Today.
 The Airlie team, while playing the | second game of a series with Lebanon, was defeated last Saturday. Austin, | who pitched for Lebanon, held the l home team tCl few hits Phillips, the Airlie pitcher did excellent work. The deciding gan te will be played at Leb- nanon on Ia lbor day Today (Satur- day) the Ail lie team plays Baltic at Airlie park.
 Miss Helen Eadie is the guest of Miss Grierso Il in Norwich over Sun ! day.
 Miss Euph emia Souter and Miss l Georgina So utter were guests over Sunday of M IFS, Louis Conan of Mont i vile, attend ing the party given in l honor of Mis Mabel BiltcIiffe.
 Miss Alice Hatfield, who came from l England last week. is the guest of Mrs, Charles Bla ckburn.
 J. Menzine entertained MT. and Mrs c. Menzine of Windsor Locks over | Sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs l P. G. Dressi ng.
 MT. and M rs. N. A Bennett are en- tertaining M rs. Bennett's sister, Miss Bessie Linde berg of South NorwaIJZ
 Mrs. Francis Hill had as her guest recently her sister, Miss Agnes John son of WilItn aantic.
 ". G. Parl is spending several days at Watch HI Il.
 MT and Mrs. D. P. Warwick have returned from Revere beach.
 Mrs. LouisIe Franklin and Miss | Gladys Ores sing spent. Sunday 1T Providence.
 Noticed Many Changes. Miss Bray of Providence. g resident or Hanover some 20 years ago, who | was visitor here this week saw many | changes in the village, but the vicinity of the Greell is the same.
 Miss Marg aret Campbell is spendine a week with her uncle at PeacedaIe <; l., and ex poets to visit Narraganset1 Fer and othler places of interest.
 NIT. BarrcDws and daughter, Miss Saran Barro Ws of England are guests of the Misses Blackburn.
 Mrs. Caroline Button entertained this week Mrs. Jane Rathbun anC daughter Gr;lce of Westminster.
 Double Wedding August 2S.
 Invitations are out for the double wedding of Miss Jane Blackburn ant James Marsde en of Pawtucket, and tha- of Miss Sarah Barrows and Fret l Blackburn. The ceremony will takt place, in the Congregational church August 2S, at 12 noon.
 Given Surprise Party.
 An enjoyable surprise party was giv. en Miss Gladys Crombie and he, cousin, Miss Frances Keddie of Bos ton, by the young people of the town l IHus0 pLtStnlJ were Bl1SSeS Anderson Moore, Lydia Macdonald, Marion Rob bins, Emily Tanner, Maude Delaney Marie Delaney, Julia Delaney, May Pa. p1neau, Eup lhenia Souter, Georgian; Souter, Rutll Abelard, Fife Abelard Julia Rabbit, Mrs Franklin, Mis- Crowther M rs, F. Hill, Frances Ked die, Gladys Crombie and the Messrs Norman Stalidish, Henry Smith, Fran els Johnstons Edward Tucker, AIber Tanner, Cecil Balcun, Albert Babbit 1 Welcome Eabbitt, Herman GitcheI Arthur LanIligan, Milton Souter, Rob ert Souter, Harlan Harrison. lame Whitehead, fired Catcher, F, Hill ant E. Souter r