Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16

l. L., F. Smith has taken an autonobiles party to New York and the Catskiils.ss
 Mrs Maria Morgan of Colchester is3 visiting her niece. Mrs. Mary Sweet
 Miss Minott of Springfield. Mass, has returned home after spending some time with Rev. and Mrs. H. 4. Camp bell.
 MT and Mrs F. K. Moves and Miss. Mabel Moves are visiting the formers daughter Mrs. Amy SeIleck. of Exeter ". H. MT. Moves and Miss Moves are taking an automobile party from there to the White mountains
 Miss Ruby K. Sweet was in Norwich Thursday. Haven after spending the summer at Herbert Sweets.
 Royce Loomis spent tse week end with Hermon Brown of Ocean Beach.
 Misses Virginia, Florence and Doro- thy Loomis and Fred M Abell at tended the Christian Flndeavor picnic held in Lefhngwell Saturday.
 Henry Sweet of Norfolk inn was a recent visitor with his mother, Mrs Mary Sweet.
 Miss Emma Eldredge of Manchester Is visiting her cousin, Mrs Hattie Stark Robinson
 Ernest Church and Mrs. Minnie Rafner of Hartford were calling on friends in town Sunday
 Mrs. Stebbins of New York is wis., ting her sister, Mrs. N. B. Royall.
 Misses Mary and Lizzie Randall are visiting relatives in Branford WateT bury and Danbury.
 F. w. Hoxie has returned from Yer mont.
 Guest from Ansonia. Roland Strong of Ansonia was a re- cent visitor at MT. and Mrs. Myron J. Hoxie's.
 MT. and Mrs. Carlton Tucker of Ken yon' R. l., were recent visitors with relatives in town.
 Mrs. c. $. Goodwin and Henry J. King were in Colchester Tuesday call ing on friends.
 MT. and Mrs, A1onzo Boothy recent ly entertained Mir and Mrs Warner and two children from Springfield. MT. and Mrs. I. N Stark, Miss l Geneva Stark and Miss Sarah Daniel son were in Willimantic Tuesday. Entertained Club.
 Mrs. F. L. Danielson entertained the Tatting club of this place Tuesday Charles Irons has returned to his i duties in Providence. R. T., after i spending some time at his summer | home in this place, l Mrs, L. r. Smith was in New Lon- don recently, the guest of Ocean ave- i nue friends
 Mrs. Fred Race and Mrs. Jeanette Hoffman of North Franklin visited l NTS. Mary Brown Monday. Miss Faith Webster of Willimantic spent the week end with Mir. and Mrs. | N. s. Loomis and family. 1 Attended Fair.
 MT. and Mrs. o. |. PuItz attended Kingston fair Thursday. Mrs. Frank Kingsley has returned from visiting her daughter Mrs. Frank Perkins, of Springfield | MT. and Mrs. Roland Slate have been visiting friends in Canada and Mon treal.
 Mrs Mary Williams has returned home after spending some time in New York
 Rev. Benjamin Clark, Mrs. J. P Aboll and Mrs. Mary Williams attend ed the Baptist convention in East Lyme Wednesday.
 Mrs C. s. Goodwin and Mrs. Henry King were callers at J. Y. Thomas in Goshen Wednesday.
 Mrs. George Briggs entertained on Tuesday Mrs. Lewis Potter and cnil- g[gh rom Wakefield, R. l., Mrs. Willis Fuller and children, Stanton and Della Briggs and Mrs. Sarah Gager, all of this place.
 Series of Sermons.
 At the Congregational church Sun day morning Rev. H. A. Campbell will begin series of sermons relating to | the social and religious problems of i the times. There is to be discovered the mission of the community life and 1 the execution of that mission in every l local community.
 Miss Vernte Bogue of Yantfc is wis | tting her aunt, Mrs. Henry Briggs.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Hewitt attended Kingston fair Wednesday,
 The J. W. club met with Mrs. Ned i Burgess Wednesday afternoon. There | were three tables of whist played, first prize going to Mrs. Will Clark; conso- lation, Mrs. Charles Perkins