Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-12-09

the ofEertory D. r. Povey and G. c..
Colver sang as a duet, In Jesus.
In behalf of the Italian Mission in
Providence, little gifts of toys were
asked for, TO be donated at the next
missionary meeting to be held at the
home Of Mrs. Henry w. Hurlbutt, to be
sent them at Christmas.
At the Sunday school session short
missionary program preceded the les
son study. This was conducted by
Miss Sarah 7. Latinier Prayer was
offered by Rev. Mr.. Potter and a.
Psalm was read by Miss Latimer. The
quarterly offering taken was for mis-
sions.
Christmas Committees.
At the close Of the session, Superin-
tendent g. c. Colver proposed plans
for the Christmas celebration, and the
school voted for the annual Christmas
tree with exercises. The following
committees were appointed to carry
Gertrude Allen, Madeline Birch: Long
Cove, Laura Mcclure; Lester district,
Alton Chapman; AIlyn's Point. Miss
Doris Main; gift committee, Mrs
James M. Potter, Mrs. Eugene La
Fontaine, Miss Alice Satterlee: com
Mrs. Delphine Fish, Mrs. Emma BEN
| nett; to supply greens, Miss Jennie G..
Perkins class and the class IF Mrs. ].
A. Birch.
Mrs. James NJ. Potter conducted the
Epyorth League evening service at I
o'clock, the topic being, What Mis-
sions Do For Childhood
At D. A. r. Tea.
Mrs. Delphine Fish. Mrs. Fanny A,
tended the tea given by Mrs. Berton A
Copp, regent OF Anna Warner Bailey
| chapter, D. A. R., at her home in Gro
ton. Saturday afternoon.
Coroner Franklin II. Browns a11xil-
larry sloop Ruth, and George W. Frost's
| power boat Montclair, were the last
| boats to go into winter quarters here
| on Friday, Dec. 1, under the care OF
| Dudley c. Perkins and Otis Winches-
| ter.
New Well Sunk.
Norman and Povey, proprietors OF
the postoffice and village store, have
had a well sunk the past week on theil
property, in the rear Of the store
Water was reached at a depth o.
| thirty feet The work was done by r
| Irving Hurlbutt and his brother, Win.
throp Hurlbutt.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. e
church held a special meeting on Mon.
day afternoon to prepare work for the
coming sale.
Mrs. Lydia S. Maynard left Frida,
to visit at the home of her daughter
| Mrs. Rose Chambers at Toms River
n. j., enroute to Washington, D. c.
to spend some time with her son-in
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles H. Hoyt-
Attending Convention.
CORTLAND C. Colver of the w. r
Perry Ice Co., of New London, is at
tending the ice dealers convention
held in New York city this week
leaving his home at the Navy Yard
| Tuesday. ~
Miss Alice satterlee went to Nortl
Haven, Monday. to visit at the hom
of her brother, Elmer Satterlee.
Mrs. j. Harrison Davis of Norwicl
visited at the home of her father
George Watson OF the Allyn's Poin
neighborhood Sunday.
| Guests at Dinner.
At a dinner party at the homo O
Mr.. and Mrs. Latham e. Smith
Thanksgiving, Mr.. and Mrs. Allel
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Young
of Waterford, were present, with Nj
and Mrs: Walter Gardner of New Lon
don and Mr.. and Mrs. E. A Jane
and son, Adelbert, of Allyn's Point
-Noyes =. Allyn was a visitor at tn
home, of Daniel Copp and Frank Lar
raoee of Groton, one day recently.
Great interest is taken by the PEG
pie. in the village in the flights of tn
hyfroplane from the submarine base.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edmund Norma,
and little son, J. Edmund Jr., of tn
village, and Percy Norman of tn
Steamer Richard Peck, were guests O
their mother, Mrs. Phebe t. Norma,
at A1lyn's Point at dinner SIncay.
Mrs. E. E Riley and little sons. Ea1
and Vincent, have returned, after tw
weeks visit in New York
Recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F
B. Taft, at their cottage were Mr. an
Mrs Bosworth of Springfield an
daughters, Misses Harriet and DIV
| Bo;wortIl.
Rev. James NJ. Potter will speak i
the M. e. church tomorrow (Sunday
in continuation Of his series of ser
mons on The Life of Jacob.