Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-27

lery ak Church Converted Into Glass Room--M Manager Locks Over Har- ward Quarters.
 The Yale quarters are being put in condition. for the coming of the Yale rowing squad June 8. Tn the house occupied by the University crew, changes are being made in the large dining room, by taking down parti- tions, and taking in the room which has been the ofEice.
 The grounds are in fine condition. The work is under the supervision of Edward Fl. Llatimer. who has the care of the quarters.
 Jenninas' Cottage Burned.
 About midnight Sunday night, some of the Villagers were aroused. by, peo- pie who saw names rising south of the village They were located at Riv- CT View place. where the cottage gen. era1ly known as the Jennings cot tage, was in flames, and was burned to the ground. The cause of the fire is unknown. It was the most attractive cottage of several on the land belongz ing to Charles Fl. Brown of Norwich and had been occupied in summers past by Charles B. Jennings, super visor of New London schools. and his family.
 Gallery Converted Into Class Room. AIlankG8f nave DSGn LIltLQ0 III ll4O III terior of the M. E. church during the past week The gallery in the au- ditorium has been converted into class room for the beginners and prin- ary classes of the Sunday school. and they will occupy 1t next Sunday with the beginners, and Mrs. J. A. Birch, teacher of the primary class.
 Attendance Returns Given.
 Rev. James M. Potter of the M. B. church spoke from Acts 16:9 last Sum day morning. The theme being Vii sions of Gold At the Sunday School session awards were given for regu- lar attendance. Gun metal pin, to Paul Miller. four months. Gold pin, Elm beth Bennett, for one year.
 At the Epworth league service on Sunday evening, led by the pastor, Rev. James M Potter. the topic was Capturing the Students or China. Spe- Potter to the Y. M. c. A. work of George Sherwood Eddy, in India, Chi ma and South America.
 Noted Here and There.
 Mrs. James M. Potter went to Plainfield. N. J., last Friday, called there by the illness of her father, J. F. Howell
 Miss Cora Allyn of Groton. who was the recent guest of her cousin, Mrs. 1I. IT turned to her home last Saturday.
 Henry Keeney of New London and his guest. w. Potter Brown, of that city, spent Thursday night at the Keeney bungalow. near the village.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank J. Splin of Mt Verncn. N. r.. arrived here Saturda3 noon, at their summer home and their daughter, Miss Helen Splin and son, Prank, motored here. arriving in the rlTis.s.-- 1rt, "a n - <, :. .- wtch. visited their cottage, 'eThe Pines on the Bluffs. Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Byron Maynard of An thony, E. L. spent several days in the place last week as guests of rela- tives here and AIlyn's Point returning to their home on Wednesday.
 Returning From California.
 Miss Caroline B. Freeman arrived at her home in the village last We'd nesday, after spending the winter in Glendale, California, and a part of the spring at her former home in Chica- go.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Vayro and little daughter. Grace. of Newport, R. l.. are guests of Mrs. Vayro's moth CT, Mrs. Herman Peclham, and her sister, Mrs. Richard Chase at their homes at Long Cove.
 Mss Nellie Wood of Webster, Mass. was a recent visitor at the home of 4NAAs nlAA0 NAI6s w lllldIl + Ea1TuGlQ.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles B. Jennings and Miss Jennings, of New London, were callers in this place Sunday.
 Miss Sarah T. Latimer returned on Monday after a two weeks visit in Hartford.
 Mrs. Harmon l.. Perkins spent Tues day in Groton. and visited her daught- CT. Mrs. Curtis Gates of New London, Tuesday attending to preparations in Perkins and Mrs. Gates went to Boz rah to visit Mrs Sherwood Avery.
 Looks Over Harvard Quarters.
 Manager McKimon of the Harvard University Boat club, of Cambridge Mass, was at Harvard quarters, on Tuesday attending to preparation in- cident to the coming of the Harvard crews, early in June.
 Mrs. Franklin IF. Brown of Norwich vas at her summer home, Redfern, on Saturday.
 Memorial Day Exercises.
 Plans are being arranged for Memo rial Day exercises to be held in the vestry of the M. E. church, Tuesday afternoon at 9 o'clock. The school children are to speak and sing. The march to the nearby cemetery will be led by them as usual