Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
.JEWETT CITY
Sunday serviees-Death of Mrs. Moses Morse-Train Schedule Changes Social at GriswoId.


 Rev. J. A. Spidell's Sunday morning | subject at the Baptist church is A | Communion Question Concerning Con- yersation. In the evening the sub- | 1ect is The Real Life Wfthin the Outer | Walls. The cofnmmunion serSdce will l be observed at the close of the morn l ing service. At the Congregational church there will be a Childrens day service in the morning, The Christian Ehdeayor ser- vice will be led by Mrs. p. A. Faust in the evening.
 At the Methodist church Rev. Sam uel Thatcher will preach a sermon suit able for Children's day. There will be a concert by the children in the even- ing at o'clock
 B. B. Social at GriswoId.
 A large audience filled the town hall | in GrisWold Thursday evening to at | tend the B. B. social given by the Lit erary and Debating society. The fol- lowing pleasing programme was pre- | sented: Piano solo, Evening Chimes, Miss Bertha L. Beer: dialogue, A Spring Hat, Miss Susie Morgan, Mrs. l gomery and Willis Morgan; panto- mime, Wanted a Wife, ". B. Mont Il gomery, Miss Bertha Montgomery, Mrs. F. S. Child. Mrs. Fred Salisbury, Miss Susie Morgan; solo, The Armor- CTS Song, Harold Geer; reading, by W: B. Montgomery, The Bad Boy and the Limlberyer Cheese; reading, by Mrs. E. A. Geer, The Inquisitive Gus tomer; reading. by Rev. F. $. Child, The Ride of Paul Revere Columbus Stanley Wheelock has entered the office of the Slater Mfg. Co. as under I study.
 The Harmony club met at Mrs. e. D. Wolfs on Friday afternoon.
 The Girls Friendly club held a sale t of cake and candy in the Congrega- ticna1 vestry Friday afternoon. Tea and coffee were served by the mem bers.
 Supper Committee Named. ,l Mrs. Arba Browning entertained the Pachaug Ladies Aid society Thursday The following committee of arrange ments was appointed for a strawberry supper: Mrs E. A. Geer, Mrs w C. Terry Mrs. w. B. Montgomery.
 Mrs. William MiIlar of Bridgeport is at her mothers, Mrs William Hogge's, for visit.
 Death of Mrs. Morse. ! The news of the death of Mrs. Moses town. She died May 18th at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Howard in West Brldgewater. Mrs. Morse was a native of Griswold and a member of Pachaug church. She was a rnem- Der of Anne Brewster Tanning chapter of Jewett City. She is survived by her daughter and a son, Henry Morse of West Bridgewater.
 Changes ia Train Schedule. . The new summer schedule of the New Haven road goes into effect al 3 12.01 a. m. June Il. The only change ] for Jewett City will be that the south. 7 bound boat train will be due to leave 3 here at 9.54 instead of 9.5S D. m From June 14 to Oct. the big Bar Harbo1
 express, all sleeping cars, will be op. erated over this division. Westboun6 it will pass through here about $40 a nn., east at about 11.30 D. m It vii
 make no stop between Putnam am : New London The State of Maine ex press will run over the Midland anS Air Line divisions via Willimantic This will also be the routing of tn,
 night postal express, all mail cars a reading of the new card, Jewett City' : 5outhbound weekday trains will b, s 10.0S a. m. and 4.19, 6.44 and 9.54 p 8 m. Sundays, S.38 a. m. and 9.54 D. m
 The northbound weekday trains will b,
 6.22 and 9.30 a. m. and 2.28 and 512 . :. m. Sundays, 6.22 a. m. and 7.16 D, r1 ' Passengers north bound after Sunday 2 leaving here at FPS p. n., will hav
 to walt in Putnam one hour for Bos 2 ton and 55 minutes for Worcester z The fastest passenger service eve
 given between Boston and Jewett Cit,
 Is shown on the new card. Leave Bos s ton at 7.55 a. m, arrive in Jewett Cit @ 1908, two hours and 12 minutes for 8 s miles. The 3 D. m. train makes it i1 z two hours and 19 minutes.
 T Indoor Picnic.
 n Miss Bertha [. Geer, who teaches d
 the Woodward district, closed he . school for the summer vacation Fri ! day. Her pupils were entertained wit, s. picnic, necessarily indoors, on ac
 count of weather conditions. TFer E were games, races and all sorts 6 e a1nusements. Cake, ice cream an,
 fruit were an important conEideratfo5
 for the young idea
 Hardly a man Is now alive who ca e remember such weather for June T. e and g. Fires and furnaces ln th E homes of the borough are being ru1 as usual Garden truck is at a. stand : stilL corn in particular. One farme 2 said sl1is corn had started growing tn . other ygay-iooixing for a. warmer cli
 mate. Grfswold farmers in general re
 port the largest stand of grass eve : noted for the time in the season. z Bishop Arnescn's Visit to Borouai. }, Rt. Rev. E. Cannpiop Acheson. Sui. E fragan bishop Of Connecticut, paid aY k official visit to the Episconaa mission $ here Friday evening The service: < were held fn the Congregatfo N xsl744rr iEsfcI73aa4f m arm hare F 41ns