Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
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Esssss.aa Aia saeisty Anniversary Hksersgd-aissecstii5s 5f fHe Book Club --6innep on 5lFtRday:

Tae ..Haeiies .seeisty held its msetaEg lasf HaEfsaag aaaeEIgsn; The fanss ss .! ss,zses ass % Wafs ,9saI as stss fss raens5eks aafa IFaeSas and all Whs wesia- Hke t5 a4sena.
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 E4se .sepNies. lase4 suhHay msEning ia tfs M. B. eRH5sEl tkas deWBted te the FEE6Nf3SeIAsAia ahniverSaES bFgEFafHme prepared ,B the esEI#sHbhaing seere- fasg 5f tfas sseieIFs 1. GaEiand Penn It consisted ef resPSnsIve readings by pastor, and eensrssatieh along this line sE weE# afH fazMaAaE hymns were sung, Rev. Mf. HaEIasen read an address aueted fsRsa AbraAan Linceln in 1ss0 sa his ex5sAlen of slavery and of its re- ifef. lie fReaeAed en Philanthropy, At and breaES, vvae, sung by Miss Flor esee Hqrfbatt. The offering was for 'Aas-asyssssI Wsss,.r,x v,.,,.. Leader.
 Mrs. Dwight R. Stillman of wester- G. who Is spending the winter in the vskagN led the EpwoEth league ser vsce Sunday evening, It was well at tenasd, Tke subject of the Bible seAkdy class that followed was The Lte
 Beck Club Meets.
 The Book olab was entertained from 2 to o'clock. Wedne esday afternoon by Mrs. Charles J. Pierce at her home al A1lyuas Point. Miss Florence Bolies HaxAbatt reAd a short story 1n fiction and then began @ serial story, Barna- Etta, reading the first chapters. Tea was served with delicious refresh nrents
 Session of Missionary Society.
 Mrs. Sarah J. Perkins entertained the Wonan's Home Missionary society fE- yfxo s,I7--T ter of the New America Development Yes taken up. The keynote was God crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea- The crucibie-a blackboard study-and a reading, h. dustrfal Characters of 1mmigrants,wa W as given by Miss Laura A. Perkins. He- view of the chapter by Miss Alice Sat teMea- Home Mission Enigmas by Mrs. Sarah J. Perkins and Mrs. Har- mon c. Perkins. Mrs. Law1esS read a leasiet on negro work. After adjourn rnent, refreshments were served by the h6@4e@@.
 Birthday Dinner Party.
 Eruestine Talbot, the young daugh- t@r of Mrs John J. Lawiess, celebrat- ed her seventh birthday Monday. Mrs L4Aw4ess gave dinner party to friends from New London in honor of the event
 Read Paper.
 hSE. WuSOn T1SOI oItoaio<u the winter session of the Norwich Dis trict Ministerial association held in South Coventry Monday and Tuesday and gave a paper Tuesday morning or The Influence of Christianity from the Social Standpoint before the associa- don-
 Guest from Pittsburg.
 c Allyn Brown of Pittsburg, Pa inspector of iron used in bridge build irtg, was the guest of his grandmother MrS. Lucy Brown, two days last weeA en route to New York, where the firm by which he Is employed is erecting the Equitable building.
 Personal Mention.
 Minor Moxley of Long Cove is re. covering from an attack of rheuma' 6@Nn-
 Mrs Justin H. Peckham has beer visiting her sister, Mrs. E. A. Stiles O. Leonard Bridge. She is now at Crome N. J.. and will visit her daughter, Mrs Edward R. Brown, of Stamford. be. fore returning home
 Narcfsse LaFontaine of Hartford i! the guest of his brother, Eugene La Fontaine, at his farm near the vii. lASc-
 Mrs. Nettie Peckham and daughter Miss May Peckham, of Long Cove art spending part of the winter at theil former home in Newport, R. I.
 Richard Bracewell of Groton was z caller in the village Sunday.