Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-25

The second fellowship meeting of
 Stonington. Ledyard, Mystic, Wester
 ly, Stonington and Road Congrega- :.
 tional churches was held with Led
 yard church on Wednesday. It was
 an ideal day and every church was
 represented. There were other pas
 Gales Ferry. Rev. J, o. Barrows of
 Norwich Town was the moderator.
 The exercises opened with singing No.
 B by congregation. Rev. c. c. Pol
 from the 10th chapter of Mark and
 the first chapter of John. Prayer
 was offered by Rev. J. l.. Peacock of
 Westerly. followed by singing Hymn
 T3. Rev. E. A. Earnshaw of Mystic
 was at the piano. The sermon of the
 of Stonington. taking his text from
 the 10th chapter of John, 10th verse
 It was a very able sermon and iis-
 tened to attentively.
 the Ledyard church. invited all to
 partake of dinner down stairs, fur
 nished by the ladies of the church.
 There were nearly 100 present and
 an appetizing chicken pie dinner was served.
 The afternoon exercises opened with singing and prayer was offered by Rev. MT. Fisher of North Stoning- ton. The subject for the afternoon
 discussion was Changing Conditions, and Rev. MT. Barrows asked those
 present who had attended the New
 Britain conference to report. Those
 who took part in the afternoon dis cussion were Rev. J. R. Danforth Of
 New London, Rev. MT. Bush of Gales
 Ferry, Rev. MT. Fisher of North Ston-
 ington, Rev. MT. Earnshaw. Mystic,
 Rev. MT. Peacock and Rev. MT. Cath
 cart, Westerly; Rev. MT. Pollock, of Norwich; Rev. Mir. Stone, Stoning- | ton: Rev. MT. Goodenough, Ledyard; Brother Cundall, Mystic, and Deacon Clark of Westerly.
 Rev. MT. Stone announced there l would be no fellowship meeting in December but meetings will be held in January in Mystic, February in Stonington, March in Westerly and April at Road church. The exercises closed with singing. Social and Personal. Miss Helen Starr of New London was a Sunday guest of Mrs. Isaac G.
 Geer.
 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Trainor who were recently married, have moved into s. E. Holdridge's cottage in Po- quetanuck.
 returned from New York where they went to attend the funeral of Mrs. Gray's cousin.
 Newton H. Maynard, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank G. Maynard, has entered upon a mercantile career in Norwich. MT Maynard will enter the employ of William F. Hill. He will be asso- ciated with MT. Hill and his son in business.
 Big Floeks of Turkeys. Isaac G. Geer and Charles A. Gray l have the largest ffocks of turkeys in town. They will receive 45 cents per pound wholesale. They both have l had very good success. Both raised nearly 100 each.
 After Bulletin Prize Again. Billings T. Avery, another raiser of 1 turkeys and who has captured the l Bulletin prize several years, has his
 eye on the Bulletin prize again this year.
 Miss Fannie Healey of New Lon don has been staying a few days with l Mrs. Isaac G. Geer.
 1 Miss Florence Geer is the guest of I Mrs. Arthur Smith of Franklin. Ledyard grange gave a harvest SUD- l per Saturday evening. Mrs. Arthur l D. Barrett had charge of the even- 1 ing. A good number were present. | Perkins House Burned. The house owned and occupied by 1 Mrs. Lillian Perkins and daughter,
 near the Stoddard schoolhouse, was | totally destroyed by fire Wednesday night. It is thought a defective chiIn- ney was the cause. There was hardly anything saved. Both Mrs. Perkins l and her daughter are staying at pres 1 ent with MT. and Mrs. James.