Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-28
Who is Going and coming-Incidents Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties
HANOVER
A. Judson Bolster Speaks in Prohibi- ton campaign-Meetins of Mission ary, Society.

l AaAF sRev. Il. W. F'rink of Norwich preach | ed in the CongTegational church Sun day morning. The evening service. was conducted by the c. E., with Allison E. Ladd leader.
 Pleasure for Juniors. sThe members of the Junior Endeayor spent an enjoyable afternoon Saturday at a party in the Vestry. Games were enjoyed, and cocoa, cake, futt and can- dy were served Miss Bmaly Tanner lsand Miss Helen Eadie were in charge. The free will offering meeting of the w. c. T. U. planned for last Monday l evening has been indefinitely postpon- ed, owing to the Illness of the speaker, Rev. William s. Beard.
 Mir. and Mrs Francis Hill enter tained the Rev. C. Sheridan recently. Mrs. J. Lathrop of Norwich was the guest of hen sister Mrs. William s, Lee. for several days this week. MT. and Mrs. W. $. Gallup of Au- burn are spending their vacation with MT. and Mrs. B. s. Gallup and family.
 MT. and Mrs. Clayton Rood of Baltic and Miss Viola Buteau of New York were recent guests of MT. and Mrs, Charles Rood. Mrs. Adelbert Adams of Boston and Miss Grace Wittierof Los Angeles Cal, are visiting at Mrs Frank Smiths
 Robert Souter and Fred Eadie spent Saturday ir Boston. Misses Rose Crean. Mabel Martin and Alice Kellogg of the Willimantic Nor nal school spent the week end at the home of Mir, and Mrs. M. Delaney.
 MT. and Mrs. Marsden of Pawtuckei spent Sunday in town.
 MT. and Mrs TinlSham entertained this week Mir Tinlsham's sister, Mrs Blakely, and MT. and Mrs. Potter of Providence.
 Jacob Irons spent the week end ir Stafford Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. Edgar Balcplm and grandson, Master Harold, Babbitt, are in I4ensdale, R. |, for a week.
 Edward Tucker and MT. Irons spent Saturday in Westerly, RI Mir. and Mrs. David LaHose of Moos- i up spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs
 John La.Rose.
 firemen's fair in Baltic Saturday even ing.
 William Cakes has returned tc .Greeneville after a few weeks vfsi1 with his sister, Mrs M McMahpn. Mir. and Mrs. F. Papineau, Mrs. Q
 Carter and Mir and Mrs. B. Papinear were in Manville. R. L, Friday, attend 1 ing the funeral of relatives.
 Fred Blackburn has returned to the Philadelphia Textile school.
 Teachers Meeting. A teachers meeting was held in the school WedneBday afternoon. The new supervior. MT. Fitz. formerly of Maine
 was in attendance. Closing Dance. | A large crowd attended the last dance of the season at the Wide Awake pa vilion at Sniithville Friday evening Stanton's orchestra of five pieces fur nished music and Prof, s. Vallette prompted. Mrs c. Button entertained this week Mrs. Jane Rathpun and daughter, Miss Grace Rathbuns and Mrs. Louis De- grenier of Westminster
 E. Prohibition Address. A. Judson Bolster of New York spoke for the prohibition cause to a fair sig ed audience in the Congregations, 1 church on Tuesday, evening. His re- marks were very interesting and free from sarcasm. MT. Bolster and B. A Smith were guests over night at the home of MT and Mrs. James wv. Ben nett.
 Met With Mrs. Francis Hill. A meeting, of the Woman's Mission lary society was held at the home o1 Mrs. Francis Hill Thursday afternoon with good attendance, Mrs. w
 Standish, the leader had prepared ar interesting programme, the topic being I Foreign Missions. Short articles or work in many lands were read by those present; ;; the life of Sarah Hunt
 ington Smith, Norwich woman, was 1 interesting. Part of. chapter from l Western Women in Eastern Lands was also read At the conclusion of the programme social hour was enjoyed | dainty refreshments being served ipy the hostess.
 Several from here saw The Bohemian | Girl in Norwich Friday evening. A number of Hanover people attend 1 ed the Brooklyn fair Wednesday.