Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20

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 Moeners Day was observed May IA nt kha 3nutiae church. The pastor, Rnp. Bred E. Coburn preached a spe- vinl prrrucn at the morning servlee' ls &t thm nioBe of the sermon Rev. Mr. iConnHn invited tho mothers at the ser Vinn to come forward to the altar and Mm wrAm mmstBted by his younger son. NInatar Wendell Coburn in distributing pink carnations to each mother. following program was renoereoi hyran, There's q Wilderness in Coos Marcy. congregation prayer, FOLLOW cd by Lords Prayer, Pastor Copurn. Mothers Day Song, Sunday scnooi chorias, responsive reading, Supt. Wn- inmn and Sunday school. chorus; reading with songs that mother sung, Mra. ]. Harold Williams and Sunoay s school chorus.
 Al the morning service Rev. Mir. Co., burn read Billy Sundays Mothers
 At che Methodist Church.
 The Methodist church observed MoEhers Day also. Rev. William Crawford preached a timely sermon. AL the morning service several or tne young women of the church presented m carnation to each mother as she en- iored the church. .,. Rev. Fred Eugene Coburn will preach Sunday morning from the sub 3act. A Spiritual Springtime. The topic of the evening sermon will De Tie Challenge of the Shut Door.
 Epworth League Officers.
 The Fpworth League of the Metho- dist church held the annual election Tuesday evening with the following result: President Lawrence Williams; first vice president, Clifford Desley; second vice president, Miss Esther 5. Bames, third vice president, Miss $. Annie Williams; fourth vice president, Miss Florence .Johnson; secretary, Miss Dorothy Harris; treasurer. Mrs. After the business session a social hour was enjoyed Refreshments were served.
 At next Sunday evenings service at the M. D. church a public installation place and also a reception of new
 United Workers Meet.
 The United Workers of the Metho- dist Episcopal church met Wednesday afternoon in the parish house. Sup per was served at 5.30.
 The Baptist Ladies Aid society was entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of MT. Arthur Daboll.
 Leaves for Quebec.
 Mrs. J. Henry Fitzpatrick left on Thursday afternoon for Quebes, where Mr. Fitzpatrick is now employed in the interests of the Ship G Engine Go of Groton. MT. Fitzpatrick spent three months at Halifax, N. S., pre- vious to his coming to Quebec, also m the interest of the S. & B. Co.
 Miss Lillie Pendleton Chapman re- turned Tuesday evening from a five days visit to her twin brother, Rev Dr. w. F. Chipman and family at the doctors home, Elm Croft, Talcottville Miss c. Louise Harris has returned to New Haven after brief visit to relatives at the Harris homestead.
 Mrs. William Cook and daughter Hope Cook of Brooklyn, IN. r., are the guests of Mrs. Frank Eggers of Birch Mrs. Herman Main has been spend Ing a few days with Mrs. John s Chappelf of Westerly.
 Charles c. Brightman has returned from & visit to MT. and Mrs. Charles Brightman of Riverside. R. I.
 George Koch has returned from g business trip to New York.
 8. Y. P.- U. Meeting.
 The Baptist Young Peoples Unior met Friday evening at the home oi Miss Ruth Adele Burrows. After tht business, devotional and services of 2 social nature was enjoyed. Later re- treatments were served.
 Mrs. Fred E. Coburn is the guest O tSlAAANN ND at AAOMCAAs D4d5G.
 Master Louis Mitchell is recovering from a recent illnhss.
 MT. and Mrs. Benjamin l.. Null ant children, Blanche and Alden, Mrs. c Edwin Staplelyns Mrs. Harry F Hunks, Mrs. J. Henry Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Herbert s. Colt anC Ianafly, all went by automobile and b! train to Yawbux Valley and Ledyard calling on relatives.
 There is a slight improvement in tn condition of Miss Nellie Gager, onl, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Oscar Ga ger who is being treated at Lawrenc hospital, New London.
 ALr, and Mrs. Edwin Lewis ant .hree children of Preston City wer Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. Jo leph Johnson.
 Oliver Burrows of Westerly was tn y1est Wednesday evening of hi brother Albert w. Burrows and fam ly,
 Sando Troupe of Lebanon was call ng recently on local friends.