Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-01


 Church-Changes in Mail Hours
 Boys in Camp-Various News Items
 Rev. Albany Smith preached at the Sunday morning service at the Meth Odist Episcopal church. A large au dience greeted him. Mrs. Thomas Travard sang the offertory solo, He evening service Rev. John Morrison of Glasgow, Scotland, preached very interesting sermon. MT. Morrison has been in the United States for year and has been visiting Rev. Albany Smith. He left Monday evening for New York and will sail Wednesday for his old home.
 Next Sunday Rev. William H. Dun mack, the pastor, will have returned after a months vacation spent in Maine, and will occupy his pulpit.
 Congregational Services.
 Rev. A c. Croweu of Cushing Aca- iemy will preach at the morning ser vice at the COngreSa tiOnal church on next Sunday morning. Miss Elizabeth Wilbur will render a violin solo and Miss Gladys MaCGOwan will sing the OffeTtory solo. The Sunday school pie nic has been postponed. There will be no session of the Sunday school during August.
 Changes in Mail Hours. N+II Sllll dIJtI A USuSl lIlG IIlcill which leaves Mystic on the 1908 a. Tn. train going west and closes at 9.45 a. m- will be discontinued The mail will be sent in the S.24 train and will close at T.45. The mail now going west on the early morning train will be ] included in this mail There will all so be mail received and dispatched on ! the train going cast at 12.O4. This will make an extra outgoing and inCOm- ] ing mail each day.
 John H. Mackenzie Injured. Harry B. Mackenzie received word Saturday that his brother, John H. i Mackenzie of Auburn. R. L. foreman | for P. H. Sweeney Co.,, of Providence, ] contractors and builders, had smashed i his foot and broke two toes, a large | plank having fell on them. He was taken to the Rhode Island hospital and after his foot was dressed and | the bones set he was taken to his home in Auburn, R. I.
 Enjoying Tent Life. John GIrbert. Edward Flynn, Henry i Inderdohnen, Peter Donohoe. Earl Gil 1 bert and August Inderdohnen are 1 lspending two weeks camping on the 1 north side of Mason's Island.
 Matters Chiefly Personal.
 MT and Mrs. George Bowerman have 1 returned to Newark, N. J., after two weeks stay in town. 1 MT ana A1TS. NIeOGSe r ellOWS nave returned to Norwich after a short visit with MT. and Mrs. George c. Lane.
 Russell Navy of Leominster, Mass. 1 is the guest of MT. and Mrs. George 1 Whitney.
 MT. and Mrs. George E. Lamb and i family have returned to Hasbrook 1 Heights, N. J., after visit, with MT. and Mrs. George o. Lamb. John B. GrinnelI of Bridgeport is the guest of his brother, George E. ! Grinnell.
 Mrs. John Mcfarland of Danielson l is the guest of her daughter, Mrs l George Stott.
 George Emmons is spending a few days in Montpelier, Vt | George Potter is acting as clerk at the Emmons Go. store during the va cation period.
 Arthur Beauchamp has resigned at N. L. Mains store His place has been taken by William Kalms MT, and Mrs. William Deutcher of Danbury are guests of their daughter, ! Mrs. Willard keigwin.
 Mrs. Emily Spencer has returned l fro ma visit in Medford, Mass Miss Evelyn Maine has returned to North StOnington, after a weeks visit with MT. and Mrs. Dudley Bindloss. MT, and Mrs. James Tyndau of Med way, Mass. are the guests of their aunt, Mrs. Emily Spencer. Suffers a Shock.
 William E. Lamphere, who has been i'll for nearly two years, suffered an apopIectic shock on Saturday morning and is in a critical condition.
 Mrs. Marion Pomeroy is visiting in Maine
 George Ingram, principal at the Burnett Corner school last year, has been engaged as principal of the West Mystic school for this year.
 On account of the precautions being taken that are against infantile par alysis it has been decided to post pone indefinitely the annual picnic of Charity chapter, Order of Eastern Star which was to have been held this week Thursday at the home of NIr and Mrs. Everett L. Crane in Po- qUonoc.
 MT. and Mrs. Lon Weston of Brock ton, Mass, are the guests of Mir and Mrs. George H. GTeenman.
 Miss Georgia Kicker of PIainfeld, N. J., is the guest of her uncle, Judge Albert Stanton
 Mrs. George Walker has returned to Pittsburgh after a visit with MT. and Mrs M. C. Blackburn. Miss Elizabeth Callahan of Jersey City is the guest of Mir. and Mrs Rich ard Foley.