Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-06

pointed for Another Year.
 The members of the Reading club were entertained last week by Miss Kate B. Colver at her home at the navy yard. An article from The out look was read by Miss Ada Webb. The reading from Stoddard's lecture on Switzerland was continued by Mrs, c, b. Colver. Refreshments and a social session were enjoyed at the close of the readings, the company returning to their homes on the 6.30 train.
 Rev and Mrs. D. Ward Adams of Attawaugan were guests over Tuesday night and Wednesday of MT. and Mrs, Eugene La FoDtaine of the Allyns Point section.
 William Leavenworth of Brunswick Me. a student a. Bowdoin college, ar rived Sunday evening 10 spend the Easter vacation with his mother, Mrs, Hudson P. Leavenworth
 Attended Conference.
 Courtland K. Colver of the navy yard was in Providence on Thursday and Friday. attending conference as a lay delegate from the Gales Ferry M. B. church.
 Miss Grace A. Chapman of Allyns Point was entertained by MT. and Mrs, Curtis Gates of New London Sunday. Mir. and Mrs. Isaac Jones, with their sons, Emerson and Clinton, of Nor wich. were at their summer cottage Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Pierce and children, who have occupied Mrs. Lydia Maynard's farm at Allyn's Point for the past three years, moved on Saturday to Ledyard Center
 Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Lewis of Leb- anon. Pa, who have purchased Mrs. Maynaros farm at the Point, are ex- pected to arrive there this week.
 Rev. C. Wilson Harrison, who was in Providence last week. attending con- ference. returned to resume his pastor ate at the Gales Ferry church Mon day.
 Engineer Charles J. Pierce and Per cy Norman of the steamer Richard Peck were at their homes at Allyn's Point Sunday and Monday.
 Mrs. William D. Fairfield spent We'd nesday with relatives in Webster, Mass
 Mrs. Ellen Turner has bee nenter- talning her little granddaughter, Grace Stoddard of Poquonoc.
 Mrs. Charles H. Comstock was the guest Wednesday of Mrs. Richard Povey and daughters in New London
 Vacation Ends.
 Principal Hudson P. Leavenworth left Sunday evening to resume his du- ties in Jewett City after spending 8 week vacation at his home in the vil- lage.
 Personal Briefs.
 Mrs. Joab Rogers of New London was a visitor Saturday at her summer home in the village.
 MT. and Mrs Henry N. Wood o1 South Coventry former residents or the Blu1, spent Saturday with MT. and Mrs. George F. Dean.
 Miss Florence B. Huslbutt was the guest of friends in New London Sun day.
 Mir and Mrs. Robert R. Wild ot Jewett City have been at their sum- mer cottage on the Bluff recently.
 Maurice Maynard, employed on tht tug Minnie has been a visitor this week with relatives at Allyn's Poin and the Ferry.
 Mir and Mrs. Leonard Gibson. witl their son Roy and daughter Lucy, O. New London, were guests at the hom, of Mir. and Mrs Latham Smith Sun. day. Mir. and Mrs. Smith also enter tained their son Moves of the lighter Taseo Sunday
 Miss Bertha Latham of Groton spen Thursday with her grandmother. Mrs Ellen Turner, in the Lester district Mss Latham was accompanied b! Miss Lucia Maynard and her brothers Leroy and Byron, of Groton.
 Charles Pierce, Jr., of Worcester il spending a week vacation at his hom, at Allyn's Point.
 Mrs D. C. Perkins and daughter Miss Jennie Perkins. were guests O Mir and Mrs. Henry C. Beckwith II New London over Sunday.
 Mrs Clara Whitman of Groton wal a caller here on Wednesday.
 Miss Mildred Pierce returned tt East Northfeld, Mass. Monday to re sume her studies at the seminary af ter spending the Easter recess at he homo at Allyns Point