Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-24


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Rev. James NJ Potter spoke IN the
ina. H. church Sunday morning from
isaiah f0.A8- The theme being. NVstf-
ling on the Lord: At board nesting
held after ta8 Sunday school session
Mrs. James Edmund Norman, was
made superintendent Ut the cradle
roll with two assistants Misses Doris.
Maine and Marion Spathe.
Al the Epworth League evening ser
vice which was led by the pastor, the
topic was Christian Activity Accord-1
ing to Holy Spirit Standard.
Attended School Exercises.
The pupils Of the village school and
their teachfr, Miss Grace Chapman at
tended the graduating exercises of
1.-THE schools Of the town at the Led
yard Center congregational cnurcn
last Friday afternoon. Two pupils OF
this school received graduation diplo-
mas, Misses Mary Birch and Marie
hAllen, and win enter the Norwich Free
Academy in September. They also
received certificates OF excellence.
Certificates Of Progress were award
ed Gertrude Allen. Madeline Birch,
Laura. Mcclure, Donald Potter Cor
don Maniere. Perfect in attendance
for one year, Madeline Birch Donald
Potter and Gordon Maniere. The
INCA01A CA0DC4 A1ADNe-y R-Ss-N
graduation.
Outing to the Beach.
Miss Lucy Lester, teacher of the
school IN the Lester district, and he'd
pupils, went for an outing to Ocean
Beach, Monday. They were accom-
panied by q few friends.
Cottages Opened.
Mrs. John & Perkins Of Norwich
opened her cottage on the Bluff, last
~. frn n& az.
relative, Mrs. Hannah Cairns Of Mont
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius T. wightman
and little daughter, Doris, with maid
OF Montclair, N. J., arrived at the
Jones cottage on the Bluff last week.
They Eave as their guests Mr.. Wight
mans sister Miss Rilla Wightman and
his niece. Miss Faith Gilmore. from
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Irwin and lit
tie daughter Barbara, arrived last
week at the summer home Of Mrs. Ir-
wins parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Aplin, in the village.
The cottage on the Bluff of Misses
Ellen and Lucy Geer, Of Norwich. is
paving an addition built for q dining
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Kennedy. Mr.
and Mrs. J. Frank Corey with the
Misses Hilton, Of Norwich, are, al
LQEir COILdBe5 LOT Ilc4 season.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woodruff, chill.
dren and maids, of Richmond Hills, i
]. and Miss Woodruffs sister, Miss
Gladys Bead1e are at their cottage OF
the Bluff, arriving last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Earle Phinney and
Miss Nichols OF Boston. are arrivals
at their cottage the past week.
Coroner Franklin H. Brown and
Mrs. Brown opened their cottage Red
fern. Monday.
Leaves for Balboa.
Mrs Alfred E. Rogers, who has beer
spending six weeks with relatives ans
friends here, left Thursday to return
10 her home in, Balboa, Canal Zone.
Mrs. James NJ Potter returned
Thursday from Plainfeld, N. j.. wher,
she had been for some weeks, calle,
there BY the illness Of her father, J. F
Howell
Anthony Morse, a member Of tn
faculty of Choate school. Wallingforc
who pulled the stroke oar In the vic
torious Yale varsity boat last year,
rowing in the Eemtiemen's eight thi
year. and is at the Yale quarters.
Wulf Of Norwich are at their cottage
on the Bluff for the season.
Miss Richmond Povey with he
daughters, Misses Adelina and Graz
Povey, OF New London. opened the
cottage last week
James Martin Of Merfden was at Oh
family cottage Sunday.
Miss Grace A. Chapman LETT Tues
day for Pepperill, Mass. to attend th
graduation Of her cousin. Miss Geol
giana Maynard
On Their Houseboat.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter NJ Buclins
b ham OF Norwich came down to the
houseboat Gypsy. Wednesday, to n
main If favorable weather condition
prevail.
-mer home.