Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-22

SetiH9 IeHnio Oourr IN Cohdl-
ton.
1 The annual meeting of the Epworth
League was held in the vestIy Tues
gay evening. The president, r. Irving
auributt, presided. Prayer was Of
Tered by Rev. James NJ. Potter. Re-
ports were read, accepted and re-
cefved for record. Progress had been
made In every department On motion
OF rev. Mr.. Potter that the officers be
| [eelected' 1t was so voted: President,
r irving Hurlbutt; vice presidents,
| =. Colver, Miss Laura A. Perkins and
MRS James M. Potter; secretary, Mrs.
amy Molthrop; treasurer, D. r. Po-
Vey; pianist, Jennie G. Perkins.
rev. Mr: Potter addressed the meet
ing, outlining progressive work for the
coming year. The treasurer of the
league, D. r. Povey, has been pro-
posed by District Superintendent c. C.
Scr1vener, as district treasurer of the
hp"orth League and has accepted.
Sunday Services.
sunday morning in the NJ. E. church
Rev. Mr.. Potter spoke from the words,
Neglect not the gift that is in Thee"
l Timothy, TV-XIV. At the offertory
Miss Grace Chapman sang. Beautiful
Land on High. Sunday evening Rev.
Mr.. Potter was the leader in the 26th
anniversary service of the Epworth
quartette, Mrs. D. c. Perkins, Miss
Alice Satterlee, Rev. Mr.. Potter. D. R.
Povey; Sunbeam sonbs by Misses
Marie and Gertrude Allen, with Mary
ana Madeline Birch: baritone solo,
NO burdens Up Yonder sung by D. r
PoFey: The offering was for mission
work In India and other far countries.
Lease Cottage.
Robert Dudley French, Assistant Di-
rector of the Roxbury Tutoring School
New Haven, and Mrs. French were in
the village recently, and have taken
the cottage of Mrs. Delphine Fish for
August and September.
The cottage belonging to Frank Hill |
ton, of Norwich, on the village street, |
mas also been rented to one of the |
tutors of the Roxbury School for Au- |
gust and September.
Judge Steen and Mrs. Steen of New |
Jersey were at their cottage on the |
Bluff Friday, and will open the cottage |
the last of June.
Mrs. Franklin H. Brown Of Norwich
and her sisters, Mrs. E. v. Mann of /
providence, R. l., and Mrs. Harvey Al
crowell and little daughter Dorothy
we're at Mrs. Browns summer home
Red Fern, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frank Corey and |
'amily of Norwich with Misses Emma
and GRANGE Hilton, spent the week /
md at the Corey cottage on the Bluff
Herbert Corey entertained J. S. Young II
r., of Norwich.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Earle Phinney of
Providence, R. l., have purchased the
Nebb cottage on the Bluff. Mr. and
1rs. Phinney leased the cottage last
ear during June.
Miss Mary r. Gibbs returned Sat
Irday from visit in Cambridge, /
lass. and an auto trip to New Hamp-
Misc Corob G T.4-- -L -,
Nth relatives in Palmertown.
Mr. and Mrs. Latham Smith spent
unday with Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
mith in New London
Horse Had Lockiaw.
Latham Smith lost a valuable horse
ne of pair, last Saturday, from
'ckjaw. Acting under advice of a
eterinary the horse was shot. =
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Young of =
faterfcrd were guests Of Miss Mabel .
NTH last Sunday
Mrs. Nancy Street of MontviIIe, a n
scent visitor at the home of Mrs. v
armon c. Perkins, has gone to visit s
ubbs at Fort Point.
Guest From Oregon. "
Perry Palmer is visiting his brother u
Gorge Palmer and his sister, Mrs. P. u
Norman, at Allyn's Point. after an =,
,sence Of nine years in Oregon. y
GlIeS Bailey has purchased the &c
ant farm near Centre Groton and ,,
til his son Rudolph Bailey, and Mrs. n
alley of New London, win go there &C
reside.
Mrs. Hannah Lewis has returned to n
r home at Allyns Point, having &C
ent the winter at the home of Rev. u u
ldwig K. Seth and Mrs. Seth at ID
lcram, N. Y. Mrs. Seth is the daueh-
: of Mrs. Lewis.
Miss Grace Thompson, daughter of II
". John Thompson, of Griswold,
emit the weekend with Miss Jennie %
Perkins. tl'
Early Vegetables.
Harmon G; Perkins has one of the ST.
e vegetable gardens Of the village,
tn bush peas all in blossom. e.
Mr.. William Brooks and Misses
Lr1on and Mildred Rogers of Hart ~,
d with Raymond Wolf of Water r.,
~ that came by automobile to visit oii
$. Brooks mother, Mrs. Delphine H
h, Sunday. Mrs. Fish returned to 30
rtford with the party. Miss Marion 90
gers remained to visit her cousin. 90
S. Caro- Maniere
The tennis court of the Gales Ferry e. e.
Intry Club is being put in order for
season. g
1iss Caroline B. Freeman who spent e. ~
1day at the home of Mrs. John c. \
'klns, Norwich, is now the guest of snf
ndS IN Mt. Vernon, N Y -