Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-05

%S5S OF~hASN"
George W. Frost Of Montclair, N. J.,
who spends his summers here with
his family took a party of six young
men, out in the Race Saturday in his
launch on a fishing trip. Leaving the
Bluffs in the morning. they stopped
an hour for breakfast in New London
and then continued their trip. The
fishing was excellent. The party
caught thirty-f1ve bIackf1sh and were
back at the Bluffs at two O'clock in
the afternoon.
Sale Success.
The ice cream and cake sale held at
the new Country club house last Sat-
urday afternoon and evening was well
pauonized.
Finishes Series of Sermons.
Rev. James NJ. Potter spoke in the
NJ. E. church Sunday morning from st.
Matthew Al. the theme being, The
Temptation Of Jesus to Win Sudden
Power. This was the last Of a Sc
ries Of three sermons he has given on
the temptations Of Jesus. At the Of
fsrtory the choir sang. Oh. How Love-
ly is Zion The special offering was
for foreign missions.
Union Open Air Service.
The threatening weather prevented
a large attendance at the union open
air service of the UncasviIle NJ. E
NuuICu ana the NJ T.. CHuECu OF LlG
village on the lawn of Mrs. Mary
Chapman Of UncasvilIe on the bank
Of the Thames river at five o'clock
Sunday afternoon. George w Frost
conveyed across N his launch the peo-
Die attending from the village. Rev.
James NJ Potter delivered a sermon
from the theme. The Good Shepherd
The choir of the Uncasville church
a0d So orchestra rendered several Sc
iections. H.
Returned by Automobile.
Miss Mary R Gibbs went to Onset,
Mass. by train Friday and returned
with her father, Nathan A. Gibbs, in
their automobile.
Mrs. William Lyman and her
daughter. Miss Virginia Lyman, who
have been guests of Mrs. Nathan A
Gibbs. returned to their home in Nor
wiz Town Sunday. -.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Sittie and Mrs
John G. Reynolds Of New York re-
turned last week after spending some
time with the ladies' mother. Mrs.
Lucy A. Hurlbutt. Miss Annette
HurlbUtt, another daughter of Mrs.
HuTIbutt. WING has been at the home
here with her sisters, returned We'd
nesday to White Plains y. Y. where
she has been in kindergarten work in
the Orthopacdic Hospital
Mrs. c. G. Wilson. who has been
sDending a week with Miss Caroline
p. Freeman returned to Mr.. Vernon,
y. Y Tuesday.
Arthur Frost of Brooklyn, n. Y, IS
spending his vacation with relatives
here.
Mrs. Annie Hewlett and her daught-
err Miss Hattie Hewlett. Of East Rock
away. I. L, are guests Of Mrs. Lucy
a. Brown.
Guests From Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bennett and a
friend. Of Gravesend. L. /. were Wis
itors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. COmstock, Tuesday
Miss Grace A. Chapman went to
Philadelphia Wednesday to spend a
week with Mrs. Charles Spencer.
Vacation Ends.
Mrs Mary @. WatrOus assistant su-
perintendcnt of the Florence Crutten-
den home in Newark, \. J., returned
Monday evening after spending her
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles H. ComstoCk.
Miss Grace Povey resumed her du-
ties in the New London Public library
Monday. after a mS2th's leave of alb
ScenCe spent at the family cottage
here.
Bennett Cottage Rented.
Mrs Emma Bennett and her little
granddaughter, En-Beth Bennett, went
TO Anthony, r. I, Wednesday bv au-
tomObile guests of Mrs. William
BogUc and party. Mrs. Bennett will
spend some weeks al the home of rel
arives Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Maynard,
of that place. she having rented her
cottage here to Mrs. William Wood
and daughters. Mrs. Bigelow and Miss
Wood. Of Webster, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Parker and
daughter. Of Norwich, are spending
some time at the home of Mrs. Park
cr's sister, Mrs. J. Edmund A. Nor
man in the village.
Mrs. CYRUS Chapman of the Stod-
dard district, spent Saturday at the
home Of Mrs. John W. Troland in New
London.
Misses Mildred and Alice Harris of
GrOtOn. were guests the past week of
heir cousins. the Misses Mary and
Madeline Birch.
Coroner Franklin H. Brown and
Carl Lawson, went on a fishing trip
in the Race Cor the week end.
Returns From Hospital.
Mrs. Scion Chapman who has been
in Lawrence hospital for treatment for
five weeks was able to be brought to
her home near Center Groton last
week and is now Commissioning.
Mrs. Mary Taylor of New London,
who is at the Willimantic Camp
ground at present. was caller at Red
Fern on Mrs. Franklin H. Brown, on
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brooks of
Hartford arrived by automobile Tues
day to spend the week with Mrs.
Brooks mother, Mrs. Delphine Fish.
Geer Cottage Leased.
Misses Ellen nd Lucy Geer returne ed
to their home in Norwich Tuesday,
having leased their cottage. The Pines,
10 Mr.. and Mrs. MacIeash, Of Cam
bridge, Mass. Mr.. NIacleash is one OF
the tutors Of the Roxbury school.
Charles H. Burrows of Poquonoc,
was a business called in the place on
Tuesday.
Occupying Perkins Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Perkins
and family Of Norwich arrived at the
the Perkins cottage on the Bluffs on
Tuesday to spend some time
Mrs. Hannah Cairns and daughter,
Mrs. Wightman, with little Miss
Wightman of Montclaire, N. J., are
at the cottage of Miss Caroline B.
Freeman