Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
Windham County
WINDHAM
rabee - Choral Union Ends Season With Social Evening.


 MT and Mrs. Horace Smith Roy Smith and Frank Greensit of Frank lin, mOtOred to town Sunday and called on Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Williams.
 NIr and Mrs. W. F. Maine spent Sunday at Groton Long Point.
 Mrs J. Alden Weir and daughters are spending the week end at Red bank V. J.
 Mir and Mrs John Young of New York and MT and Mrs. Joe Lawrence of New Haven are at the inn for two weeks
 AIr, and Mrs. Ray Gaines of Hart ford were week end guests of MT. and AIrss Arthur Williams.
 Miss Emily Carperter of Whippany, \. J.. and Miss Ethel Bradford of Patton's for two weeks
 Mir. and Mrs. George Kennedy of Brooklyn. Y. Y, have been guests of Nr, and Mrs E. K. Lefingweu.
 Miss Abhte Bates, and Benoni Bates spent Sunday with Mrs Albert Saun- ders of Westfeld Mass, who is se- riOusly i'll in the hospital there.
 Birthday Celebrated.
 Mrs. NJ. R. Prmb entertained a few friends, Monday evening in honor of the birthday of her sister Miss Ma rian LarTabee Those invited in cluGed Miss Elizabeth Anderson, Miss Dorothy Brown. Misses Dorothy and Cora Weir, Misses Elizabeth and liar riet Abbe.
 Choral Unions Season Ends.
 The members of the Choral Union closed the season with a very pleasant social Wednesday evening under the direction of Mrs. Alexander NacLean. Miss Mary Frink and Miss Gertrude Arnold. Paul Hopkins had charge of the ice cream and the walters were the Misses Margaret and Lucy sherman Philip Hopkins. Ralph Eaton Eden Cook and Clarence Beckwith. There were about 50 members and guests present. A vote of thanks was given the director, Mir. Stalker for his ser vices.
 Miss Regina Knocllhausen of PhiIa- delphi5 i sthe guest of her aunt Mrs. W. 4. Raynold.
 Dr. and Mrs. Woehnert and Miss Emily Woehnert of Buffalo who are on a motor trip are at c. R. Utley's.
 Sunday Services.
 Rev. W. s. Beard of New York will preach in the Congregational church tomorrow eveninN on the subject of MObilizing Home Missions. In the evening Rev. M R. Plumb will give a stereopticon lecture on Turkey and Armenia and the present war The hour will be 7.45 instead of 73O.
 Mir. and Mrs. Abbe and Mrs. Olive Ahbe Meade and little daughter, Vera of Darien who are on a motor trip to Vermont were at GuilfOrd Smiths farm Monday and Tuesday.
 Miss Neale Is keeping house for her brother-in Jaw, E. x. Leffingwel1 while Mrs. Lef1ngweIl while Mrs Leffingwell is in BroOksvaIe for a few days visit.
 Miss Harriet Abbe of New York is with her parents for two weeks.
 Fair Committees Named.
 The following chairmen of commit tees have been appointed to arrange for the annual fair of the L. A. s. ot the Congregational church: Supper Mrs. W. l.. Maine; programme, Mrs F. E. Guile; candy, Miss Grace Bates, fancy work Miss Elizabeth Anderson table, Mrs. M R. Plumb.
 The ladies of St. PauPs church are tc hold tSeir annual fancy work sale soon,
 Misses Lucy and Josephine Saund CTS of Westfield, Mass, are with theil 8unt, Miss Abbie Bates.
 Dewitt Lochman of New York haI been in town for a few days.
 Miss Sarah Johnson is in Winthrop Mass, with her sister. Mrs. Myra KeI ley.
 Miss Kate Danielson of Danfelson i the guest of Mrs. E. W, Mcclure.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Franklin anC children of Providence are guests O Mir. and Mrs. Edward Billings.
 Called to East Providence.
 Windham friends are interested tc know that Rev. H. S. Fox, assistan pastor of the South church in Nev Britain has accepted a call to Eas Providence. Mrs. Fox was Miss Dor othy Prentice, formerly of Windhan and was married in May.o Rev. anC Mrs. Fox go to their new home or September 1st