Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12


 Country Club Programme-Countr Club Scene of Social EVents-open Air Meeting on Sunday Afternoon of on Coast Cruise.
 At the entertainment held fin the Country club house, last Saturday ev- ening, the following programme was given: The opening reading by little Miss Dorothy Birch of the village; rec itation, Miss Marjorie Mann, elocu- tionist, of Putnam: cornet solo, Regt- nald Ashbey, Norwich; recitation, Miss Bessie Ames, Yonkers, N. Y; another selection by Miss Mann and the clos ing musical number a Cornet solo by Mir Wilson of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Ice cream and ices were on sale. There was dancing to the music of the phonograph.
 Camp Dewey Visitors.
 A company of cadets in their white uniforms from Camp Dewey, Kite maug who are receiving naval instruc- tion there, visited the village Thurs day. accompanied by an instructor.
 Cruising Along the Coast.
 Attorney Franklin Graham Brown of SOuthingtOn and Dr. William R. Mil Ter, surgeon at the COnnecucut State Reformatory, in Cheshire. motored to the village Saturday and II Franklin 1T. Brown. on his auxiliary boat. Ruth, for a fishing trip for the weekend, returning with Mir. Brown Sunday evening. AIessrs. Brown and Miller left immediately for a cruise of several days along the coast.
 Motored to Manor Inn.
 Miss Katherine Risdon and her brother, Charles RisdOn of New York, who are at their summer home in the village, were guests of friends of Miss Risdon at The Griswold at Eastern Point for Saturday and Sunday Sat urday evening they were members of party of siNty-seven young people who motored to StOnington to the Stoning- ton Manor Inn from the Griswold for dinner there followed by dancing.
 Alr. and Mrs Bird with family, of Mt. Vernon. N. Y. arrived last We'd nesday at the cottage in the village of Miss Emma Davis, which they have taken for the season, making the jour ney in their automobile.
 Attending General Conference at
 NorthfieId.
 Miss Sarah T. Lotimer went to Northfield. Mass, last Friday and will attend the general conference in ses- sion there at this time.
 Village Varieties.
 Miss Harriet Bishop Brown of Hart ford, who has been spending part of her vacation at Booth Bay, Maine, and in Boston. Mass. arrived in the vil- lage Monday and is spending a few days at the home of Mrs. Henry W. Hurlhutt at Woodlawn farm.
 Miss Alice SattcrIee returned lon Monday from a Visit to the home of her brother Elmer Satterlee and fam fly of North Haven.
 Mir and Mrs. Walter NJ. BUcking- ham returned to their houseboat, the
 
 past two weeks at Oak Bluffs. Mar tha'S Vineyard.
 Mrs. Donald Irwin and little daugh- ter. Barbara, returned to their home in Mt. Vernon, v. Y, last Saturday, having spent some weeks at the sum mer home of her parents here, MT. and Mrs Frank Aplin.
 Mrs. Charles Abel. who has occupied the cottage at Perkins place since May l. left Monday for New York, where Airs. Abel who is an engineer on the submarine D-4, has been or dered to report for shore duty.
 Frederick W. Burton of Ledyard, chairman of the building committee for the town schools, was 0 business caller in the place recently.
 At UnoasviIIe Community Picnic. Among those that attended the community clambake at Uncasville last Saturday from the village was Rev. James M. Potter and Mrs Pot ter, Mrs. Lucy A. Hurlbutt. Mrs Ru- lus Hurlbutt and sister, Miss Minnie Bartlett. Richard Ames and Alton stoddard. Messrs. Ames and Stoddard were among the prize winners. in the sports, Richard Ames winning three blue ribbons.
 Evening of Games.
 An evening of games was given in the Country Club house Tuesday ev- aning, under the direction of Miss Mary R. Gibbs The affair was well attended, many games were played charades and shadow pictures were given. Miss Caroline B. Freeman as- listed with the Charade. In the con- est for reading advertisements from pictures pinned on the side walls Miss Edna Mann won the prize. an exten- IiOn pencil. Miss Marguerite Wulf of Norwich won the prize for the best lrawing with lead pencil, vase of flow srs.
 Miss Katharine Brown of Norwich was the guest of Miss Mary R. Gibbs Tuesday and Wednesday of the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Bruce enter sained at their home at Long Cove Saturday Mrs. Fannie Avery and the Misses Alice Meade and Hattie Plumb. Ernest F. Blinn Is convalescing af- Ter a lengthy illness at his home at Long Cove.
 Special chHdren's Sermon.
 Rev. James NI. Potter gave a spe- siaI sermon to the children last Sun lay morning in the NJ. E. church from Exodus 3:4, the theme being The Rod of Moses. c. F. Colver and D. R. Po- yey sang at the offertory a duet, A Constant Friend, by Hardness.
 Open Meeting in Pine Grove.
 An open air meeting will be held to- morrow (Sunday) afternoon, Aug. 13, It 5 o'clock, in the Pine Grove, near Ihe cottage of MT. George w. Frost on he Bluff under the auspices of the M. ,. church.
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