Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-03
JEWETT CITY
Conference to Be Held Wednesday, Miss Butts Arranges a Surprise For Guest-saunders Family Moving to Norwich.


 The conference of the Six Churches will be held at the Jewett City Con- gregattona1 church this week Wednes- day. The programme follows:
 Morning session, II o'clock
 Hymns, 120. O. Worship the King, Thou Art the Way. Scripture lesson, John 17:1-17: prayer; anthem, There Is Freen Hill Far Away. by E. S. Hosmer. Mrs F s. Learned. Mrs E. inson. Sermon by the Rev. Edward S. Worcester, pastor of Briadway Con- gregationa1 church. Norwich, Subject, The Christian as Mystic.
 know
 thee. the only true God. and him whom
 thou
 didst send. even Jesus Christ
 John, 173-
 Dinner hour and social season The la dies of the church and congregation are to serve dinner in the vestry-
 Afternoon session. 1.45 o'clock
 Hymn 366, In the Cross of Christ I solo, The Resurrection, and the Life, Shackley, (by request) Mrs. F. S. Leonard. Address by the Rev. Arthur Barwick. of Plainfieid. subject, The Lords Supper a Memorial This do in remembrance of me.-Luke 22:19. Ad- dress by the Rev William J. Key holds of Lisbon, subject. The Lords Supper Prophecy. Ye proclaim the 1I:29. Sacrament of the Lords Sup per, clerical celebrants, Rev. Luther M. Kennestcn. of Preston City. Rev. Her bert D. Rollason of Hanover. deacons, E.. G. Starlkweather, Griswold: F. Wal do Bingham. Hanover; John C. flaw kins. Jewett City; Frank Hyde, Lis bon: Benjamin R. Briggs. PlainfieId; Hollis H. Palmer. Preston City. Hymn HOS, A Parting Hymn We sing.
 Surprise For Guest.
 Miss Edith Bukts entertained party of young ladies at her home on School street Saturday afternoon Miss Mary MaeNicoI was among the guests. and, on being invited to the dining room, discovered that she had been invited for a delightful surprise. Each and told to find the other end. All the guests excepting Miss MacNicol, found a jon-qui1 at the end of the ribbons. Bnt linen shower was the result of Miss McNicols search. her engagement to William E. Perry of Norwich having recently been an- 
 Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess Whist was engaged for the remainder of the afternoon. went to Mrs. T. A Rob inson, the second, an Easter favor. to Miss Carol Bliss.
 The guests included besides Miss McNicol. Miss Nellie P. Fra.zlin. Mrs ". s. Rood. Miss Marguerite Bliss, Mrs. H. c. Webster Miss Carol Bliss, Mrs. H. E. Olson. Miss Florence Miss Marian Robinson and Mrs. T. A. Robinson of Jewett City, and Mrs. H. N. Wheelock. Jr.. of New
 Brief Mention.
 Miss June Clarke of Brooklyn and Charles Pierce of Danie1son visited Miss Charlotte Cady. who is spending a month with Mrs. G. W. Robinson on Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Mabel Wilcox was in Hartford 
 Miss Elizabeth Clarke is at home from Smith college for the Easter re-
 Miss Marian A. Robinson is the guest of Mrs. H. W. Wheelock. Jr, in New London for several days.
 Moving to Norwich.
 Mrs. Eliza Saunders and Miss An gie Gardner are to move to Norwich where Ernest Saunders is employed, Jewett City thirty eight years and it Is a source of regret to their many friends to learn of their removal to another place.
 About the Borough. John T. Stewart reports the first catch Of trout-slxteen good. big ones. There were more flags out in the borough Monday than were ever dis played before. 6 A. A. Young fires the sunset gun as the signal to lower them. Bennett, the fish dealer will be un- able to supply his customers this week because of iIlness.-adv. Francis Y. Brown returned Monday 10 resume his studies at Cushing Academy. Ashburnham, Mass A. M. Clarke was registered in Bal timore. Md. Monday night. He has been to Staunton. Va. to visit his son, Fred. who is student at the Staun- ton Military Academy.
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