Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-21

from eeIifernia. le
The Methodist church gave q res
cepticn te the new pastor, Rev. Frank
Wednesday evening in the parish
house. Rev. Fred g.. Coburn, pastor
of the Baptist church. Mrs. Cob1rn
ana their SOFAS, Charles and Wendell
Coburn were special guests. An I'M
teresting program of music and ereci-
tations was rendered. Clifford Des-
ley in behalf OF the members OF the
church, presented a handsome bouquet
Of pink and white carnations to Mrs,
Chamberlain. Cake and sherbet were
B. y. p. U. Meeting.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
held its monthly business meeting and
ssocial Friday evening at the hoIne Of
social hour was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served. :
Rev. f. e. Coburn of the Baptist
church EXCHANGED pulpits Sunday
ter Of the Baptist church Of Noank,
Rev. Mr.. Foster in a very interesting
manner presented the F1ve-Yeae-Pro-
gram Of the Northern Baptist canvcn-
tien.
Arm Badly Injured.
A. Tiseane, who was taken to Me-
mortal hospital about five weeks ago
is slowly recovering. He was. work
ing in the velvet mill at Mystic, wien
his left arm was caught in the ma
chinery and terribly. lacerated.
AT the Baptist Sunday school last
Sunday 81 pupils were present and
the collection amounted to $5.0S. The
Mauretania made long distance Sun
day on the trip to Palestine, yet .he
Aauetania is still leading by a DIS
lance of A miles.
Mrs. Frank E. Williams entertained
the Baptist Ladies' Aid Society We'd
nesday afternoon. Tea was served at
70 o'clock.
Home from California.
Mr.. and Mrs Percy v. Stowe and
daughters Elizabeth and Eloise Stowe,
have returned to Riverview, after
spending the past three months in
California
Various Items.
Miss June Tucker has returned to
New Rochelle. n. Y, after visit, to
Mrs. Albert w. Burrows and the Miss
Is Burrows.
Miss c. Louise Harris of New Ha-
ven was a recent guest of Mrs. George
". Harris and family.
There is a. slight improvement in
the condition of Mrs. Daniel Frink,
who has been seriously i'll.
Mrs. Clarence w. Beckwith substi-
tuted Wednesday in the seventh grade
of the Stonington high school
Mrs. wilfred Il. Brown is visiting
relatives in jamestown. \. Y.
Mrs. e. Edwin Stape1yn and Miss
Sarah Colt have returned, after ten
days visit to Captain and Mrs. Ianr
j.. Spafford of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Miss Pauline Ranney and Charles
s. Cady of Hartford were recent
guests lof-aIr. and Mrs John Kennedy.
/ AIRS. Albert A. Haley has recovered
from a severe attack of >tonsilitis-
Mrs. Frank Ashley Of Neank was -
recent guest of her mother, Mrs.
Fhebe Davis.
Mrs. ]. Harold Williams is i'll with
grip.
Mrs. Benjamin E. WelIes and son,
Master Thomas Welles have returned
from a visit to Mrs. Welles' parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Lumis of Nor
witch.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Burdick are
moving from the John Fl. Babcock
place to Mrs. Burdick's house in Main
street, Old Mystic, formerly ownei by
her father the late Collins Chapman.
Mrs. Edward Clark and daughter,
Miss Doris Clark, have returned to
Saybrook. after a visit to John W.
Shank and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Norman of
Norwich are spending few days here
at the Norman homestead
Mrs. Frank B. Ingram Is home, after
three weeks stay at Memorial hospi-
tai, New London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Pierce have
named their daughter, Edna Evelyn
Pierce.