Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-19
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
UNCASVH-LlL.E
C. E, sooiety'e cemnnittees-Meteri
 Trip Through She. State-AIi Day
 Lawn Pienie-prusn Cerns Serenade


 Lawn Pienie-Drusn Cer1s Serenade, The recently elected officers Q, the Christian EndeaNor society of the Quaker Hill church held a meeting in the church and appointed the follow in6 committees for six monthss So- cial Mrs. Leolin A. Comstocl< Miss MiliiGent Comstock. Miss Jennie Nell son; missionary, Miss Thelma Dram, Miss Ruth Long, lookout, Miss Mazfe Brown, Miss Frances Edwards Miss May Bltters; prayer meeting, Mrs, Le- roy r. Gracey, Harold Cornet; press, Miss Ethna Edwards.
 On Motor Trip.
 MT and Mrs. Frank J. Alexander, accompanied by their children Misses Elizabeth and Alice Alexander, and Prentice Alexander who have been taking trip through the state in their automobile visiting on their way MT. and Mrs. Stanley A. Smith of Water bury. have returned home.
 Miss Elizabeth Taylor is spending several days the guest of Miss Annie McDougal of Norwich.
 Mrs. Charles Rogers of Hill Top, who has been the guest of relatives in Webster, Mass, has returned home
 Elmer Pierson of Providence R T., spent the week end with friends in Pe- quot
 
 daughter, Miss Elizabeth kaSSock, of New Haven, who have been guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. Ray Wood mansee, have returned home.
 Mrs. George c. Chappell has return ed, after spending several weeks with relatives in Pittsfield Mass.
 Choir Reception. The members of the choir at the Quaker Hill church held a reception s-I T N Leolin A. Comstock at Hill Top, on Thursday evening.
 MR and Mrs. Ray Woodmansee are entertaining Mrs. Woodmansee's niece Miss Myrtle Dennis of New Haven.
 |. O. o. F. Installation.
 Tuesday evening Thames lodge, I. O. o. F.. held installation. District Dep- uty Richard Woodwork of New Lon don conducted the ceremonies, after which supper was served
 Chesterfield Services.
 Services were conducted in the church at Chesterfield Sunday after noon by Rev. G. c. Chappell of Palmer town. Others attending were Deacon Edwin Henry, John Brown, Miss Mari an Henry Miss Gertrude Olsen, Miss Elsie Pratt, Miss Alice Chapel, Miss Maude Bennett and. Reuben Austin. Miss Annie Flaherty of New London IS Ine guest OL her brother, COFAelAuS Fiaherty.
 Seeing New York.
 A party composed of Rev. c. c. and Mrs. Chappell, Miss Gertrude Olsen, Miss Ethel Boynton, Miss Marian Hen- " and Miss Henrietta Gridley left Monday night to spend a few days in New York. Miss Minnie Chapel left Sunday night to spend a few weeks at the home of ET ner Lake MT and Mrs. Henry Chappell are en- tertaining MT. and Mrs. Sears of Paw tucket, R. I. Miss Dox, who has been attending Mrs. Annie Rathbun, has returned to her home In Desmond, N J.
 All Day Picnic. The Good Cheer Sunshine society held an all day session with picnic on Thursday on the lawn at the home of MT. and Mrs. Ezra Hampstead. A chowder was served at noon. WaIden's band gave a concert in the evening. Mrs. Fred s. Opie of Westerly re- turned home Sunday, after a visit with Miss Laura B. Woodworth. George Bragan, after an illness of several weeks, was able Sunday to re- sume his duties as sexton of the church at Quaker HILL Fred Tracy and son, Clarence, ot Norwich were recent guests of Mrs. LeanC1er Chapel. Herbert Rogers is working in New London. Miss Edith Taylor of New York has returned to the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Peter Taylor, for the summer.
 Elmer Browning of Norwich is spending this weekk with his grand mother, Mrs. Ida Browning.
 
 gave MT. and Mrs. Edwin Carter Serenade.