Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22

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 Merrill K Bonnet nov stationed at Boxford, Mass, was at home Monoay for a brief f'-"' turned home ter three weeks vacation spent with relatives in Can ada.
 stationed at Fort Isrry: S' r1,,.dv w,Sv
 MrE David Brooke iz the guest of Mfr and Mrs. Fred W. Burnett
 Visited Camp.
 H. T. Gagnon and daughters Aimee and Rfea. visited Francis Gagnon at Camp Devens, Aver, Mass, on Sun day
 spending the past week with Dr. and
 Hosea Green was in New York on a business trip Thursday and Friday of last week.
 Four Weeks sacatien Eads.
 Rev. and Mrs. William, Swainson and daughter Frances arrived home last week from a four weeks vacation spent with relatives in New Yefk and vicinity.
 Doris visited Boston one day last week. !
 days last week on business.
 Miss Lucille Downs who has been appointed from the Congregational Bi- bic school to arrange for Rally pt- exercises to be held probably the 3oth: Mrs. William swainstn, Mrs. A. T. Hope. Mrs. Otto Lehrer and Miss Lila C. Harris.
 Entsrtafned Aid Society.
 Mrs. Arthur Bruton entertained the Ladies' Aid society Tuesday afternoon. At the social hour the hostess served ice cream and cake.
 The Men's club oc the Congregation ai church held the first meeting of the season Monday evening.
 Mrs. Marquis Green of Worcester has been a visitor with Fred ". Bur nett and family this week.
 Will Give Award to Red crsss.
 St. Joseph's church omitted holding the annual parish lawn party and supper in August and instead have been raising money by other means. A $10 goidpiece was awarded A. I. Hope who will donate it to the Red Cross branch. Druggist Boyee was awarded $500.
 commenced housekeeping in Daniel son where Mir. Paige Is employed.
 Charles Franklin from Greeffneld, Mass, spent the weekend with his family here.
 Services Resumed.
 Services were resumed at the Con- gregational church Sunday after four weeks recess. The pastor. Rev. Will liam Swafnson. gave an interesting sermon from the theme. "christ, Phar- isee. and the Woman" from Luke z: service was the finely rendered offer tory solo. Come Unto Me, by Elijah Berriman- Tomorrow (Sunday) MT. Swainson's topic will be Hell. Mrs. Otto Lehrer entertained the 1 members If the Philathea class We'd nesday evening.
 Red Gross Membership 146. Tho Red Cross branch held spe- eial business meeting last week wed l nesday evening in their hall. The secretary, Miss Julia O'Neii and treas urer, Armand Henault, gave interest ing reports, showing a mem bershfp of 146. The money raised by this viI- lage. Ballouviile and Attawausan with , joining fees, and entertainments and amount paid to the Putnam chauter, was S1s1.zo. with q small balance in the treasury. The president, Mrs. l Frank Bennett, gave an encouraging report of work accomplished. A ways and means committee was appointed 1 to raise funds to carry on tha work: O'Neil. Mrs. N. L. Grieg. James wE1- | ker, Miss Mary A. Billings, Miss | Louise Marchessanet. Patrick Riley, | Frank L. Bennett and Miss Margaret | M McConnell of Ballouville. Mrs. Walter 1 F'rissell and Mrs, Sweeney of Alta  There is to be meeting of the Ec- esiastica1 society of the Congrega- tiona1 church Monday evening.