Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
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 Rex. kred Es Esb,Ifa .,hs new. s,,sk. tor of inc Baptiat church win beein hls pastoEate sunday october 6fds Rev. ahd Mrs; Copurn and their two Sons nave arrived lat the b6ptist pAfz sdfaga and ara getting Settled iR fhelfl hey home. Mastef rh6f5es Blackburn -Go6ara have entered the high sehsei at St1hinBfon b5foush.
 Tablet ts Capt. Jshd MsssFs. cry V el lSsis Isfiss siais saifsGs H ssSiss s sss9y G 1k19 he says Athe existenc6 Of Con- fieetieufb was to be determined by the resiilt of the battle between Macon and the Peduets. Ifl e6mHieni6 6fati5D Of son's vistSfy,r Charles e. EIssedse G fss erected tablet | feet by 8 feet. ofi the west side Of his house lot, adjoifi- Ing the highway, which feadsEHMay aeth, 1887, Capt John Naseht heaf here crossed the Mystic fiyef going to P9rtefSs Rocks, go rods H. w Camping fort and exterminated the tribe of Psquet Indians" . chsWdsr Dinner.
 The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society served chowder dinner Wedpesday st f2 o'clock at the residence of Mfr. and Mrs. Frank D, Williams, The weath- CT was Ideal and the attendance was good. The proceeds will be used for church expenses. Visitors from Norwich, A company of six from Norwich | fNlx Na TnfA Afs--4l.s La | automobile last Sunday and attended | services ats-ths Methodist EpiEcopa church. Mir. Sherman, Miss Bessie Grant. Miss Fannie Rogers, Mrs. Bush. nell. Mrs. Grant. Mrs. Susan LiIIibridgS were in the party. After servins th. ago for dinner, returning late In tb, afternoon to Norwich Town. They al | work in the mission at Scotland Rost hall. Norwich Town. where Rev. vii Ham Crawford, pastor of the ioca Methodist church, labored for eigh years. | Defeated Mystic. | The old Mystic Young Men.s Asso citation baseball nine Saturday defeat
 cd the Mystic team on Associatiol
 field, g to o.
 Three TabIss Of Whilst Miss Eleanor Burrows entertaine
 at whist Saturday evening at the hon
 of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Alber
 Burrows. There were three -tnbies. Tn
 rooms were prettily decorated for tn
 event with evergreens and fall flower
 foliage and vines. Refreshments wer served.
 Miss Esther Browning Barnes, cid
 est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic A. Barnes has entered the Connecticy College for Women at New London. Percy V. Stowe has just purchase | a new car
 Prentice 4. Williams has just com pleted a new eilo at his farm o i; Quoquetaug Hlll. Everett Mldyette of Chester wh
 Coburn and family at the Baptist pal sonaSe has left for South Carolinl . to spend the winter.
 MT. and Mrs Benjamin F. Miner ( Montague, Mass. arrived Thursday fC 1, a visit to MT. and Mrs. Charles Eldredge at Riverview cottage. al J. B. Newhard. New Haven, was he, Tuesday and Wednesday looking aft,
 business at the witch hazel distiller Mrs Wallace A. Phillips has return , ed to Bridgeport after spending u . past three months with her sister Mi | Susan IF. Babcock.
 Returns to California.
 James G. Dean left Sunday for We,
 mont after spending the past wet |
 the Dean homestead. After a visit 0 friends there he will return to h n home in California
 Mrs. A. A Croucher and daughte Miss Olive Croucher are visiting reli
 tives in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Mrs. Lillie Welles Babcock of Al = lington, Ns J.. Is the guest of h sister, Miss Dora Alden WeIles ar ' Miss Minnie Welles. William Bryant has returned to Cl ' ba. N. J.. after a visit to Mrs. Bryant :. parents. Mir and Mrs. John Watrou Everett Johnson of Middletown spe the week end with his mother, Grs. Henry Johnson.
 Charles S. Cady has returned
 Hartford after visit to John Kenn n dy and family.
 Z Albert Lamb has moved his hous - hold goods from Mrs. John H. CopI if house, long time known as the Ha h lem Whiting place. to William
 Hulfs house.
 Edward Eggleston has returned
 YonlSers, N. Y.. after a visit to N
 and Mrs. Albert A Haley.
 Miss Ruth Burrows attended a pa .4 ty last Friday evening at the home M Miss Mildred Colver in New LondC Miss AdeIine B. Dean has return
 to her home in Brooklyn. N. r.. afi IS her annual visit with her sister, MI oI Mary H. Dean-
 lg Mrs. Rosella s. Harvey has retur le ed from a visit to relatives at Mi l. vale, Conn
 ss Mrs. Elizabeth Cook is seriously al at the home of her brother-in-law a
 sister, Mir and Mrs. Silas B. Wheel
 Raymond Case has returned from