Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02
UNCHSvHLE
New Schedule of Working Hours--
 Evanusllstie Meetings at Msthedist = Chureh--k. of c. Social Meta $40.

Chureh--k. of Q. Social Nets $4u. Owing to the bad weather the at tendance at the Thursday Afternoon club was small. The afternoons pro gTaname was under the direction of the Woman's Home Missionary socie- 1 ty and was led by the society's pres ident, Mrs, .Melcer. | Mrs. Henry Avery, after a visit with her sister, Mrs. Albert Avery. has re- turned to Mantle. Mrs. Cora Botham is spending few | weeks with Springfield. Mass. friends. About thirty friends of Miss Amanda Hubert gave her pleasant evening by meeting at her home. During the | evening games were played, music and refreshments were served. Guests from l Quaker Hil1, New London and Palmer town were present. MiIIs to Start Later. 1 Commencing Thursday morning the schedule of working hours were chang ed from 6.S0 to s-s0 p. m. to 2 a. m. to .. p. m.
 Frank Mousley has purchased new car.
 Met to Dresa Dolls. Monday the Good Cheer Sunshine society held an all day meeting for the purpose of dressing dolls and other sewing preparatory to the coming sale. The meeting was at the home
  day, the day for the society's regu- lar meeting was a holiday the meeting was held Friday, Miss Woodworth en- tertaining.
 1 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- l tist church held their annual upper and sale Friday evening in the chapel. There was a large attendance and gen. erous patronage. About one hundred dollars was made. 1 Mir and Mrs. Fred I. Phillips of Pe- quot attended the wedding of MT, Phillips niece. Miss Florence Phillips, and Adelbert l.. Maynard. Saturday at the Baptist church in Fitchville. Tuesday evening prayer meetings l were held at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson and MT. and Mrs. Charleh Carlyle. Owing to illness, Rev MT. Clark of
 Bridgeport, who was intending 10 oc- | eupy the pulpit in the Baptist church 1 Sunday, could not be present. In his | absence Rev. Frank D. Luddington preached to the congregation. Rev.
 MT. Clark is candidate for the pas 1 torate.
 | There was special Thanksgiving mass Thursday at St. Johns Roman Catholic church. ! The book club recently reorganized 1 the members, about 90 in number
 having made their selection of books 1 tor the corning season. George H. Bradford, Dan D Home
 Matt A. Tinker and James E. -Lathrop were in Hamburg Friday evening at tending a social and dance given at l the home of Lawrence Raymond a for l mer resident of this town. 1 The road from F.reeman's store to | the c. ". railroad station has been | given a layer Of gravel. 1 James Bolger has left to visit his 1 mother. who is very ill at Niagara | Falls, N. Y.
 l l ing a while With relatives in town. It l is MT. Rogers custom to come to the town for @ few weeks hunting each | year.
 ] The new house which John Wallet 1 has been having built in completed
 Mr. Wallets son from Groton will oc- cupy it.
 | Cochegan camp, M W. A., will give the annual social and dance Wednes l day evening.
 Omitted Meeting.
 The Thursday Afternoon club omit ted the regular meeting this week At the. Methodist. church TfanlsseISVA
 ing service was-held at o'cloek
 MT. and Mrs. Mousley, Mr. and Mrs
 Charles T. Beebe and Miss Grace Nal | lory took an automobile trip to Hart
 ford Sunday calling on Mir. and Mrs Frank B. Wilson, formerly of this will lage.
 | Engagement Announced. l Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Lillian Johnson
 to Herbert Gupti1 and on Saturday
 afternoon twenty-five of her friends met
 at the home of MT. and Mrs. Harry Au-
 wood of Oakdale, giving her a miscel- (laneous shower
 | EvangeIistic Meetings. A series of Evangelistfc meetings are being planned to be held in the Metho. l dist church in December. Rev. an6
 Mrs. Hart of East Greenwich, R. I.
 have been engaged to cooperate with
 the pastor of the church. Rev Charles IC. Tibbetts
 l Cleared $40.
 At a special meeting Tuesday eve ming by Pequot Council. Knights ot Columbus, a report was read by the 1 committee on their recent social and l dance showing that the proceeds were
 about forty dollars.
 l The Auction Club was entertained recently at the home of Mrs. Frank 1 Bentley of Hill Top.
 Mrs Henry Jerome is to leave soon
 to spend the winter with her daughter
 Mrs Perkins. in Florida