Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-20

The variety supper given under the auspices of the auxiliary of the Wom- ans Horne Missionary society at the M. E. church Tuesday evening was largely attended, this being the second of the series of entertainments ar ranged for the benefit of the church during the summer season.
 MT. and Mrs. William Brooks of Hartford are guests of Mrs. Delphine Fish during Mr. Brooks vacation from his duties with the New Haven road.
 Miss Winnie Turner of East Orange, N. J., was a recent guest of her rela tive, Mrs. Richard Latimer. Lieut. Satteriee Sails for Panama.
 Lieut.. Charles Satterlee, an inspector of the life saving service on the New England coast, with headquarters in Boston, left his home here last week to spend a months leave of absence on a trip to Panama and South America.
 MT. and Mrs. Johnson and son War ren Of Arlington, N. J., who spent last summer at Decatur Bluffs, have re- turned there this season.
 Rev. G. F. Bailey and family of Col linsville are spending their vacation at one of Charles H. Browns cottages at Riverview.
 Rev. Mr Bailey win occupy the pull pit at the M. E. church on Sunday morning.
 Mrs. Hartley and children from Pennsylvania are guests of Mir. and Mrs. B. B. Lewis at Allyn's Point.
 Mrs. George H. Murphy of Moore's Hill. Ind, conducted the Epworth league service Sunday evening, the topic being The Religious Possibilities of Childhood.
 Missionary Service Postponed.
 As there was but small attendance 1 at the Sunday school session, owing tC !! the storm, the quarterly missionary service and collection was postponed until next Sunday.
 | Thomas Heaps and daughter, Miss Anna, of Greeneville. have been guests this week of MT. and Mrs. Joseph G Neville.
 Mrs. Annie E. Hewlett of East Rock. away, L. l., arrived last week to visir her sister Mrs Lucy Brown. H. s. Cook and family of New Yorl city are spending their vacation a Twin Oaks cottageA
 Mrs. Ellie Stoddard is entertaining her cousins, Mrs. Carrie Coffin an( daughter, Miss Helen. from Brooklyn N. Y, during their vacation.
 The Misses, Alice, Annette and Geor. giana Hurlbutt were entertained re gently by Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Parke in Norwich.
 Buffers Baseball Champions.
 A double header ball game wa played by the Buffers and the Gale Ferryites on Saturday afternoon, tn championship going to the BlufferF who won each game by a score of to s.
 Miss Olive Bosworth of Springfeld Mass, arrived last week to visit he aunt, Mrs. R. B. Taft, at Decatur Bluff j, Fred Gilroy of Mount Vernon, N. Y is fhe guest of his aunts, the Misse Geer, at The Pines
 R. Irving Hurlbutt was elected pres ident of the Epworth league at a bus mess session last week, Rev. c. Wilso Harrison resigning the office. Engineer Newbery Kept from Work.
 Harlan N. Newbery, employed a engineer at the naval station. is con , fined to his home here this week b illness.
 Mrs. Chamberlain and Miss Barbe of Worcester Mass, are spending th month of July at Ravinehurst cottag, Allyn's Point
 Moves B. Allyn, accompanied b Charles H. Brown of Norwich, wa entertained by his niece, Mrs. Joh Griswold, at Mantle on Tuesday.
 Mrs- George Ferguson, with he daughter, Miss Georgiana, and sol Harry, of Montreal, Can, arrived O Tuesday morning to visit Mrs, Fergu sons niece, Mrs. C. Wilson Harrison at the parsonage.
 Mrs. Elmer E. Kidder of Spencer port, N. r., with her daughters. Dore thy and Eleanor, are guests of he : parents, Mir. and Mrs. Charles H. Con 2 stock.
 Miss Marjorie Mann and Miss Bes sic An1es, summer residents at u Ferry, were callers at Norwich on
 canoe trip last week. |, Cake Sale and Suffrage Meeting Con 7 bined. l The newly appointed flower fur committee, Rev C. Wilson Harriso r c. E. Colver and Mrs. Harlan Newber 7 have arranged for a sale of cake ar 7 cream for the benefit of the fund
 connection with the address to be gi, = en Monday evening by members of u l Connecticut Woman's Suffrage associ;
 tion at the vestry of the M. B. churc l Nathan A. Gibbs, assistant cashi s at the Thames National bank. No |, wtch, left last week on his annual V;
 cation trip to Onset, Mass, on h D yacht May.
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