Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-25

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 Rally day services will be observed at the session of the M. E. Sunday school Sunday, the date having been decided at meeting of the Sunday school board held at the close of the school session on Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Perkins and Miss Florence B. Hurl- butt were appointed delegates to rep resent the school at the state conven- ton in Norwich, Nov. 3, and 5.
 Improving Property.
 The former residence of Frank Hurl- butt of Corona, l.. l., is being repaired and repainted. both inside and out. Relatives of Mir. Hurlbutt have charge Of the improvements.
 Heard and Seen.
 Mrs. Avery Main of Allyns Point was recent guest of her brother, George Taylor, and family in Greene vile. and has also been in Westerly, where she was called by the death of san uncle.
 Mrs. Curtis Gates and little daugh- ter, Marjorie who have been guests for the past two weeks of Mrs. Gates parents, returned to New London We'd nesday.
 Mrs. F. A. Pike and two sons from Norwich spent the day recently as guests of Mrs. Pike's sister, Miss Barnes.
 MISS Id tli d 6IhlIlS lGII 1 u6SOdy LO spend some time with relatives and friends in Ledyard.
 Miss Mildred Pierce, a proba tioner at the Connecticut Training School for Nurses at New Haven, has been spend- eng a few days at her home at Allyn's Point.
 Mir. and Mrs. Nelson Parker of Nor wich were over Sunday guests of Mrs Parker's parents. while enroute for a visit in New Jersey.
 Mrs. Charles B. Jennings of New London spent Friday as the guest of her aunt Mrs. Richard Latimer.
 Guests at Allyn Home.
 Mrs Lucius Brown of Norwich and Mrs. E. H. Tracy of New London were guests of their uncle. Moves B. AL -lyn, on Friday and Saturday of last week, when they were joined by a par fty of New London friends for a days outing Saturday. In the company were Mrs. w. D. Beckwith and daughter Miss Gladys, Mrs. A. w. Brown, Miss Mary Waite. Mrs. John Bergen and Mrs. M. K Patten.
 Mrs. Hiscox of Norwich returned home Sunday evening from a short stay at her cottage. on the Bluff
 Mrs. Richard Povey and family re- turned to their home in New London last week. after spending the season at their cottage in the village.
 Returning to California.
 William Maynard and son, Ira, clos ed their visit with relatives in this sec ton last week, starting from the home of MT. Maynard's sister-in-law, Mrs. Eliza D. Maynard of Allyn's Point, for "a visit in New York and Washington, D. C.. while en route by way of Texas for their homes in Napia and Oakland, GaL
 Miss Harriet Bishop Brown of Hart Ford visited her mother Mrs. Sarah J. Perkins, over the week end
 Mir and Mrs. J. Frank Corey of Nor swich were at their summer cottage Saturday.
 = Mrs. A. C. Risdon returned to New York Wednesday from a few days stay at her summer residence, where she was Joined by Mr. Risdon for an over Sunday visit.
 At Meeting of Needle Craft Club.
 Mrs. Franklin H. Brown was in Nor4 vich Friday of last week attending @ session of the Needle Craft club.
 The children of the village school en- loved a holiday last week, the teacher Miss Grace A. Chapman. spending Fri day visiting schools in New London She was accompanied by Miss Florence Huributt.