Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

Charlotte Crandall, Mrs. c. B. Jen- nings, Mrs. Frank Greene, Mrs. Ar mour, Mrs. Shea, Misses Alice Bush, Julia Peck, Nettie Bishop and Sarah T. Latime- of the village.
 New London Pastor Breaches.
 Rev. c. Harley Smith of the Federal Street M E. church, New London, com D. church of the village last Sunday at o'clock. Rev. MT. Smith took his text from. Exodus III chapter. eleventh verse. D. R. Povey sang st the of fertory, Just for Today. At the Sun day school session preceding this ser vice Miss Laura A. Perkins was ap- pointed a delegate to attend the state Sunday school convention in Stamford, No. 3, and 5,
 The Sunday evening Epworth League service was led by Mrs. J. A. Birch, assisted by her daughters, Mary and Missions for Men and Money. Met with Guardian.
 The Camp Fire Girls and the Blue Birds met at the home of their guar dian, Miss Alice Satterlee, last Satur- day afternoon. They were -busily en- gagged in needle work and tattins. Men from the submarine base at the Navy Yard were seen in squads in the village Sunday. 1 Miss Annette Hurlbutt, a nurse in the Orthopaedic hospital, White Plains, ] N. Y, returned to her duties last Sat- urday after spending two weeks va cation with her mother. Mrs. Lucy A. l Hurlbutt
 Mrs. Delphine Fish leftsthe village last Saturday for California, ro visit 1 her sister, Mrs. Horace Sears and fam fly. of Redwood City. Mrs. Fish will remain there about six weeks. | Miss Hortense Fish of Poquonnoc is 1 xx-ifh her on Mrs. Caro Manierre and attending the village school
 Judge Lucius Brown and Mrs. Brown and Carl W. Brown of Norwich, with Mrs. Ada Larrabee of WindhaJn and Miss Bessie Larrabee of Gfoton. were callers at the home of Moves B. AL lyn last Friday afternoon.
 Home from Golden State. 1 Charles H. Chapman of the Lester district. returned last Thursday from a trip to California. Mrs. Dudley c. Perkins and hel daughter, Miss Jennie G. Perkins, at 1 tended the organ recital in the Second Congregational church, New London last Thursday evening.
 Miss Grace A. Chapman, teacher o. the village school, attended the state teachers convention at New,.London
 Guests of Miss Gibbs. 1 Miss Doris French of willimanti' and Miss Alice Brewer of Norwich were week end guests of Miss Mary Rudd Gibbs.
 Mrs Angeline Allen of Lunenburg Mass. and Mrs. Burdick of Norwich with 4I1rs. Amanda H. Perkins of thi! place, were entertained at the home O Mrs. Sarah A. Colver at the Nav. Yard Saturday afternoon.
 Motored from MiddIetown.
 MT. and Mrs. Miller from Hartford with MT. and Mrs. Jesse Fox of Mid dletown, were an automobile part, from the latter city Sunday, to tn home of Miss Kate B. Colver of tn Navy Yard.
 Close Summer ecttase. MT and Mrs A. M. Kennedy wer , the last family to close their summe cottage on the Bluff and returned t their home in Norwich last Thursday , Advices have been received from Rev James M. Potter, pastor of the M. E church here, who is spending his va
 cation in Portland, Maine.
 Miss Gertrude Warehouse, a teach
 CT in the Northwest school, HartforS spent the week end with Miss Harrie Bishop Brown. Miss Brown is teach CT in this school, but has been O. leave of absence during the Hines and the death of her mother, Mrs Sarah J. Perkins.
 Richard Bracewell, of Groton, for mer resident of this place, was a calle l here Saturday evening.
 | Attorney John J. Lawless and Mrs U Lawless will leave their home in tn village the 1st of~Noverber and vii take an apartment for the winter a I nJ7o7