Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-06
Methodist Church Picnic.


 The ladies of the Methodist church filled the Fishtown grove with cheer at their annual picnic Thursday. Din- ner was served immediately on arrival and the afternoon was spent in games and frolics by the young people. Sew eral guests were present, including Rev. and Mrs. c. T. Hatch of Mystic, Mrs. Cox of Baltimore, Mrs, Purse and MT. and Mrs. Varnum Tinker of Prov idence. The affair was in charge of the Silver Links.
 Called on Hospital Patient.
 Mrs. Fannie Fowler. Mrs Jasper Brown and Mrs. John Smith were wis itors recently to Mrs. B. D. Fowler in the Norwich hospital. The report brought back was not encouraging to Mrs. Fowlcr's friends
 Franklin Rathbun. Nelson Brown and Angus McQuarrie will attend Suf- field academy this year. leaving for there Monday.
 The Amaranths were delightfully."- entertained Friday by Mrs. Charles Jenssen. On account of the weather the festivities were held indoors.
 Village Varieties.
 Mrs. George Bradford is visiting rel atives in Maiden, Mass.
 Miss Gertrude Morrison is to attend the Manual Training school in New London.
 Benjamin Fish is i'll with tonsilitis. Rev. w. T. Aiken of Sylvan street is suffering from tonsilitis.
 Mrs. John Kelly of High street is the guest of relatives and friends in Boston, once her home,
 Capt and Mrs. Chris Jenssen and children have returned after a visit with relatives in East Greenwich.
 Benjamin Duncan and Everett Dun can of Chelsea, Mass. are visiting rel atives on Brook street.
 Mrs. William Davis has returned to New Bedford after visit of several weeks with relatives in the village.
 Mrs. Augusta Weeks, recently re- turned from Lawrence hospital, is able to sit up.
 Leave for Home.
 Mrs. George Miller, after a visit with her mother. Mrs. Peter Deveau, has returned to Hartford.
 Mrs. w, J. Dingle has returned to her home in Massachusetts after a visit with relatives in the village.
 Fred Durfee, accompanied by a friend from Hyde Park, has been visit ing relatives on Prospect Hill.
 Capt. William Nelson of Sailors Snug Harbor has been visiting friends here, where he formerly lived.
 Misses Hester. Miriam and Ruth Everts are spending a few days with friends at Pleasant View,
 Mrs. Henry Hoffman and son Wll- bur have returned to New York after spending the summer with Mrs Hoff- mans mother, Mrs. Annie Wilbur.
 Leland Cost of Providence is visit ing his aunt Mrs. Ella Lamb.
 Mrs David Anderson has returned te Jersey City after q few days spent here.
 MartiH f3adfeau. Wile IS very ill with typhoid fever. was slightly better Fri day:
 Mrs F4ueiia E4eweils has returned ta her heme ia White Plains, N, J,' after 8 long visit with her mother, Mrs. Augusta Weeks.
 MT and Mrs Richard Weeks of Providence have been visiting relatives i ip the village.
 Albert Dinele, afteg visit with his sitter, Mrs Allen Ashbeg, has returned te Maiden. Mass
 Charles Libby has returned te his duties in TottenvilIe, $. l., after & visit with his family on Pearl street. Mr and Mrs. Frederick Martin, af- ter visiting Mr. and Mrs, Robert Palm CT, have returned to New ork.
 Miss Laura Youngs has returned to Willima ntic after a visit with friends on Pearl street
 Rev Richard AtapiesGen has return ed to Suffolk after a visit in town,
 James Ashbey has returned to his work in Detroit, Mich. after spending