Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21

Richard w. Mansfield of the Brad
ley Street mission, New London, con-
Quoted the morning service in the NJ.
T. church last Sunday IN the absence
Of Rev. James NJ Potter. pastor of
the church, who spent the week end
and several days the past week at
the Willimantic campground and Ep-
worth League institutes Mr.. Mans
field Is superintendent OF the Mission
| and told of the work ii is doing and
| the great need of assistance to con-
tinue to do more and better work
The theme was taken from John 49,
Is. At the offertory a duet. a para
phrase of the 23rd psalm was sung by
Miss Grace A Chapman and D. R.
Povey. Miss Laura A Perkins ar
ranged the altar flowers.
Miss Sarah 7. Latimer presided at
the Sunday school session in the alb
| sence OF both superintendent C. E
Colyer and D c. Perkins, who spent
the day at the Willimantic campmeet-
ing Mrs Dudley c. Perkins was lead
er of the Epworth League service sum
day evening, with this topic, keeping
Ones Self Aseptic Against Tempta-
! ton.
Visit Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Hurlbutt
left the village last Friday on tour
| to Montreal, going to visit their
daughter, Mrs. James Edmund Nor
Mr. HurIbutt returned early in the
present week. but Mrs. Huributt will
remain some time
Heard Bishop QuayIe.
Among those who went to Whitman
tic Sunday to hear Bishop Quayle were
Mrs. DeIphine Fish, Mrs. Fanny A.
Molthroo. Miss Minnie Bartlett. R Irv-
| ing Hurlbutt and D. C Perkins
Mrs Sarah A. Colver and her son.
CORTLAND E Colver. with Mrs c. E
Colver and their children. spent the
week end at the CoIver cottage at the
| campsround ct Willimantic, making
| the trip in their automobile. They had
as guests at their cottage Rev Mr.. Ball
and Mrs. Ball of Long Island
Evening of Cards.
Miss Bessie Ames entertained at
| cards last Friday evening at her home
on the Bluff. Five hundred was play
ed, with six tables. Miss Rogers took
Raymond Wulf won the mems prize, a
pack of playing cards.
Reginald Ashley was given the men s
consolation prize, large lead pencil.
Personal Mention
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus AIathewson Of
Buffalo, y. Y. were guests of Mr.
Mathewson's sisters, the Misses Math-
ewson. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Raymond Wulf returned to Water
| bury Sunday evening, after spending
his vacation at the cottage OF his
| father, Herman Wulf, on the Blun-
Mrs Harmon L Perkins and grand
daughter, Mary Birch, are spending
some days at the Gales Ferry house
at the Willimantic Campground- Rev
James VI. Potter and Rev. E. Mop
Ames of Acushnet. Mass, are at the
Gales Ferry cottage.
Mrs. William Maynard and daughter,
Miss Almeda of Providence, are guests
10 IT, 7 inc nd
lily.
Alton Chapman of the Lester dis
| trict is the guest of his cousin, Mrs
Charles J. Pierce and family, at her
| home at AHyn's Point
| Mrs Lucius Brown OF Norwich was
| visitor last Thursday at the home
| of her uncle. NOyes B. Allyn
chiIdren's Party.
Mrs Gerald L. Ranger gave a party
| to young children on the secoEd an
niversary of her son George at the
Pitcher cottage on the Bluff.
Surprise Visit.
Rev. P c. Wright and Mrs. Wright
| of Philadelphia were given a surprise
| by a party of their former parishion-
| Central Baptist church. at their sum-
mer cottage on the Bluff last Friday
| afternoon and evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank z. Tolhurst, who
have been spending two weeks at the
| Coleman cottage On the Bluff return
ed to their home in Hartford last Fri
| day
Mrs. James Hewitt of Laurel Hill,
| Norwich. was the guest last Friday
| of Mrs. James Martin at her cottage,
| Leisure Hour
Start for Alberta.
| OrvilIe and Paul Allen left for the
| province of Alberta, Canada, last aSt-
urday. They are sons Of William H.
| Allen of the New London road and
| the elder son, Orville, has spent some
time at Medicine Hat, on a previous
| trip
| Mrs. Delphine Fish and grandson
| Gordon Maniere, Mrs. Eugene La Fon-
taine Misses Povey and Miss Alice
Satterlee, were at the WillimantiC
campground for Old Home day.