Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-28

| several Children Oqeerve Ar0or ana Bird p1y-Msrsan- -haecutehssn En-
 sasemsnt--Mssting of Book Club i Flock ef Evsnins oreshsaks Seen. Arhor and Bird day was observed by the pupils in the viiiage school last Friday afternoon. under the direction 1 of the teacher. Miss Grace A. Chap aiven: aSa fas sprinE. oSm Hm1 bssh Bennett; Lit 1 tie by Little, Laura McGuire; an ex- ercise. four children; 4 Running Bird. Dorothy Birch; Trimming the Glothes Line. Gertrude Allen; Bras America, school. After the exercises in the school room. two small gardens were made in the school grounds and seeda bulbs and shrubs were planted by the children.
 Engagement Announced. Announcement cards were received Charles A. L. Morgan Of Nfiddietown of the engagement Of their daughter, Lucia A. Morgan to Ernest L. Mo Cuteheon. Miss Morgan is the grand of this pace.
 Sixteen at Meeting. Miss Grace Povey entertained the her home in the village. "Anaril1y' by B. K. Mandates was the reading taken ups social hour with refresh ments followed. Sixteen were pres ent.a.
 Spoke About cenferenes.
 Faith and It's valute was the theme of Rev. James M. P0tter's sermon in the M. E. church Sunday morning. Hebrews 11:1. At the Sunday eye- ming service Rev. MT. Potter bon recent session of the New England Southern conference in the Mathew son street church. ProvideSce, R. l., speaking particularly of Bishop Hughes and his administration.
 Miss Alice Satterlee returned from North Haven, Monday, where she had been the guest of her brother Elmer Satteriee and family for some days.
 Mrs. James M- Potter and Mrs Wallace " Noreross attended the Sun day school association institute, held in the Baptist church at Noanix, Mon day last. as delegates from the local II. E. Sunday school.
 Mrs. Emma Bennett and little grand daughter, Em-Beth Bennett, were wich.
 Miss Laura A. Perkins is spending this week in Norwich.
 Ties Forwarded.
 About 2oo0 railroad ties that have been assembled during the past four weeks on the grounds at the station here, were shipped Monday and Tues day to points on tine New Haven road.
 Mrs. Curtis Gates and little daugh- ter, Marjorie, of New London, were guests last week of Mrs. Gates par ents. MT. and Mrs. Harmon l.. Per kins.
 The household goods of A. v. Alex ander of New London were moved from his former home here last Thurs day. Mr. Alexander was in the vfi- lage attending to their removal. Mrs. e. B. Christensen, who has been i'll for some days is convaIesc- ing.
 Donald. Irwin Iil.
 Friends Tn the village of MT. and Mrs. Frank Apfin, regret to hear of the serious illness of their son -in-iaw, Donald Irwin. at their home in Mt. vernon, N. Y.
 Miss Grace Meech of Danielson was Miss Alice Satterlee.
 Rev. James NJ. Potter was in at- tendance at the lecture on American Sitizenship, given by Mary Antin in
 MT. and Mrs. F. 4. Bourne and It- tie son, Thomas, of Newport, arrived last week to spend sometime at the nome or MT. and Mrs. Joseph De eusna, Mir Bourne is employed on base.
 Mrs. Harry Norman and children of New London were recent guests of Point.
 Mrs. Irving Poppe and Mrs. Harry Duncan of Groton were visitors at the home Of their aunt, Mrs. Charles IF. | Constoek. Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Fred Richards of Long Cove vas caller in Norwich, Monday.
 Percy Norman, an engineer on 4he steamer Richard Peck, was a visitor at the home of his mother. Mrs. Phehe | L. Norman over Sunday.
 Irving C0lIir~ nP Nrerr ,5ed at the home of Mfr. and Mrs. W. l D. Allen recently.
 Evening Grosbeaks Noted.
 People in the village were interested | m nook Of evening grosbeaks. that | apeared here last week, C- E. Coiver and family rnotored to | centre Groton. Sunday afternoon to | czu on their relative, Moses Colver, 1 Wno Is very i'll at his home there
 The Bible Study class of the M. F | church conducted by Rev. Allen Shaw attended.