Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

 The Gallaudet hydroplane of Norwich was again in practice late Monday af- ternoon on the river and worked like huge bird flying over the water.
 Farmers Institute.
 Plans are maturing for the farmers institute to be held at the M. E.. church.
 Sunday Services.
 Rev James M. Potter spoke in the M. F.. church last Sunday morning from the 27th Psalm, Sth verse, the theme being Seeking Gods Face. D. R. Povey sang at the offertory What Will You Do With Jesus?
 In the Sunday school it was Mis- sionary day and a special paper along that line was read by Madeline Birch The quarterly offering was taken by classes for missions.
 At the Sunday evening Epworth league service at o'clock, with Mrs Rufus w. HurlJbutt leader and this topic, Missions Among the Women of India, Mrs. J. Edmund Norman read q paper on The Women of India and Miss Vera Bartlett of Uncasville sang Q solo. Something for Thee, with Mrs. Hurlbutt at the piano.
 Motored from kilIineTy.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Keane motored from Killingiy to the home of MT. and Mrs. Eugene LaFontaine Sunday and were entertained at dinner with MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Maynard of Preston.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Cromwell ard children of Mystic were recent visitors at the nome of Mir. and Mrs. John Miss Hazel Lamb of Ledyard spent Friday and Saturday with Miss Elsie Mcclure.
 Moves B. Allyn was guest at the home of Mir and Mrs. John Griswold in New London Sunday
 Mrs. Bishing Buys Property.
 The sale was perfected Monday of the Adams property on the east side of the New London road from the H. $. Bisbing estate to the property of Charles H. Brown on the north The sale was made by Mrs. Fanny A Mol throp of Gales Ferry and her brother D'vid s. Adams of New Haven, to Mrs. Amelia COryell Bisbing and cov- CTS the rights to the Adams mill pond. the ice pond formerly leased to the Crystal Lake Ice company of New London.
 Return from Outing.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles A. SatterIee, accompanied by their daughter, Miss Charles SQtterIee Of the T. $. s. Miami. returned Monday night from several days trip to Springfield, Ruffa- 10. Niagara Fails, to Susquehanna. Pa. Captain Sattcrlce, who is on leave of absence, resumed his journey to AIichi- gan, but will return to the home of his parants before his leave expires
 Recent guests at the home of Mrs. Ellen Stoddard in the village were Mrs. Frank E. Hurlbutt of Corona, L. l., and Mrs. Isaac c. Geer and daughter, Miss Florence B. Geer, of Geer Hill, Led yard.
 Miss Mary voorhees. who has been at the home Q: Mrs. J. Edmund Nor nan. returned to her home in Brook yn, N. Y, Friday.
 Anniversary Trip.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles II. Chapman of Stratford motored to the home of their cousins Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Col yer and Miss Kate B Colver, Of the lavy yard last Wednesday on the f7th anniversary of their marriage. MT. Chapman is superintendent of the bridgeport division of the Connecticut >ompany's trolley lines
 Miss Miriam Pitcher of Norwich was Bluff Monday.
 Miss Emma Davis of Norwich has been spending a few days with Mrs. Il. F. Crandal and a short time with aer "~usin, Mrs. Emma Bennett.
 Flight of HydropIane.
 The Gallaudet hydrop1ane of Nor wIch, that pFacticad on the river late Monday afternoon, but on account of he high wind of Tuesday remained at anchor near the Yale quarters. arose and flew down the river in a wonderful way Wednesday IT orning. MT. and Mrs. George A. Smith and children of New London were guests It inc home of MT. and Mrs. Latham E. smith recently.
 Frank Hilton of Norwich was a 'aller in this place Wednesday,
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