Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24

The Epworth league held an in staIIation service for the members of the cabinet Sunday evening. Court land F. Colver sang a solo and Rev. C. Wilson Harrison gave an address at the close of the installation pro- gramme.
 Mrs. Joab Rogers of New London was q visitor at her summer home in the village for a few days last week.
 Edmund Satterlee returned last week to his home in Dunlap. la, aft CT spending a few days in this vicinity having been called here by the death of his sister, Mrs. Harland N. New bury.
 Mrs. Franklin H. Brown of Nor wich spent Friday of last week at Redfern. her summer home at the Ferry. having as guests for the day members of the Kranzchen club of Norwich.
 Mrs. William Brooks of Hartford, who spent this week end with her mother. Mrs Delphine Fish was joined by Mir. Brooks for visit with her over Sunday
 Miss Emma E. Davis of Norwich was caller at her village home on Monday
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Beclzwith of New London were guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Perkins, Saturday.
 Charles Browns Trip.
 Charles H. Brown of Warren street, Norwich. owner of Riverview place at Gales Ferry and of Decatur Bluff farIn at AIlyns Point, who returned pu the Nauretania. Saturday, from seven weeks trip abroad was a call CT here Monday. MT. Brown, who visited six different countries, travel cd a distance of about 5000 miles, this making his 34th crossing of the ocean four times, counting his Pana- ma trip, since January first After visiting cities all the way from Africa to London the most foreign of all he has been in, he ayers, is that of his home city, at Norwich, Conn, on Saturday evening.
 Misses Carrie and Lottie Pahlberg and Clarence Noble of New London with Nelson Weymouth of Saybrook were over Sunday guests of Attorney and Mrs. John Lawless.
 Mrs. Harvey P. Aldrich and daught- er Mrs. Nelson J. Crowen of Norwich were callers at the Ferry Tuesday.
 Mrs Josie Birch and daughter. Dor sthy. were recent guests for the' day of their uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Cyrus Chapman, in the Allyn's Point sistrict.
 Edward Fitzmaurice of Waterbury was a visitor Saturday at his summer acme on the Bluff.
 Mrs Emma E. Harrison, formerly of Eondon, England, well known on the
  leaves the Gales Ferry house on the Willimantic Camp ground shortly; to lake up evangelistic work under the sistrict superintendency of the East lTaine conference in the Bucksport sistrict
 A rehearsal of the music for the Ghildren's day programme was held t1 connection with the Sunday school session at the NJ. E. church on Sun day. The gold wreath pin given at Tse end of three years attendance was awarded Miss Mary Birch at this ses- sion
 At the business session of the La dies Aid society last week plans for g variety supper were discussed and the several committees appointed
 Mrs. Curtis Gates and daughter, Marjorie of New London have been spending several days this week with Nr. and Mrs. Harmon L. Perkins.
 Alfred M. Voorhees, of Brooklyn N. Y, was a visitor the first of the week at his former home at the Ferry. Mrs Martha Moves of Mystic, who has been spending several weeks with aer sister. Mrs. Sarah Perkins, left on Wednesday to visit relatives in West erly.