Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-08


 Rev and Mrs. Fred E. Coburn and sons, Charles and Wendell Coburn, left Thursday for their new home at Standish. Mass, where Rev. MT. Co., burn began Nov. l his duties as pas tor of the First Marshfield Baptist church. They were guests Tuesday and Wednesday night of Rev. and Mrs. Albert W. Burrows.
 Bridegroom Leaves for Newport.
 MT and Mrs. Frederick w Lease have returned from their honeymoon trip Mrs. Leise will reside at their home at 57 Pearl street, Mystic. Mr. Leise raturned to the s. s. Mansfield, U s. navy. at Newport, R. I.
 The United Workers Of the Metho- dist church met Wednesday at 2 D. m. in tho parish house. Tea was served at 5.sO D. m.
 Mrs. LilIie Welies BabcocIS left on Wednesday for a visit to her brother in-law and sister, MT. and Mrs. Ray Lewis of New London after visit to Misses Dora and Minnie Welles. Will liam P Welles and family and Geo. c. Welles and family. From that city she will return to her home in Jersey City.
 Miss Grace A. Brown of Brooklyn, N. Y. is staying for a time at Brook side.
 Starts for California.
 Mrs. Esther Copp Smith left few days since for Oakland. California, where she will spend the winter.
 Afr. and Mrs. Edward W Button and son have returned to New London af- ter spending the weekend with MT. and Mrs. John E.. Godfrey of Bur nett's Corners.
 Halloween Party.
 Miss Eleanor Burrows gave Hal lowe'en party Friday evening which took the form of a r1asuue-,de at the O r Tz Albert W. Burrows A number of her set.eolmates and friends were present tt, enjoy the Halloween stunts and vo cal and instrumental music and games. Refreshments were served. Some of the costumes were very attractive.
 The Paptist Ladies' Aid society will meet Wednesday afternoon at the nome Of Mrs. Perry H. Eldredge.
 The Bible study class of the Meth odist Episcopal church met Tuesday evening in the conference room. Airs A. 4. Croucher and daughter, Hiss Olive Croucher of Burnetts Cor ners are guests of relatives at ArIing- ton. N. J.
 Rev. Dr. George H. Miner of Mystic occupied the pulpit of the First Gro ion Baptist church Sunday morning. There was no evening service
 Tinker-Eufton.
 The marriage cf Miss IEez Button nf Mystic and Charles Edward Tin Ter of Old Myst' C took place Saturday morning at 10.3o o'clock.
 Mrs. John Strait has returned from visit to her son-in-'aw and daugh- ter. Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Lamb of
 Property Sold. =.
 Mrs. Mary Wilcox has sold her house and lot in the Burnett's Cor slcrs district to pr. Clara McGuigan the Family of her niece, Mrs. Russell Lamb
 Mrs. Gordon has returned to Pitts field, Mass. after visit to her broth Edward Dean of Wolf Neck district. Miss Ruth Allyn of West Springfield was calling Friday afternoon on Mrs. 4 bby Eldredee Dewey.
 Mrs. Fannie Lamb of Ledyard is staying for a time with Mrs. Shirley Thompson.
 Mrs. William sisson of Montviile is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson.
 Rally Day.
 The Baptist Sunday school will ob- serve Rally Day Sunday. November II. The Sunday school will also start their day on their return trip from Pa lestine. The officers of the Mature liam Clark: purser, Miss Agnes Aus tin: steward, Mrs. T. Harold Will Hams: first mate, Francis Johnson; second mate, Ta,madge Dean.
 IHe IoiioWtIlS are Lnc OthCsFS oI the Aduatania: Cantain. Miss Beatrice Clark: purser. Miss Genevfeve F'rink: steward Miss Emily Babcock: first mate, Mrs. Henry Chesebro; second mate Mrs. Arthur Daboll- Elisha c. Davis house has been i'm proved and painted. Miss Dora Alden Welfes went to North Stonington Wednesday to al tend the Root-Avery wedding. Mr. Casaca ris house in Smith stree. has been painted. There is no improvement in the condition of Mrs. Emmeline Morgan who has been seriously i'll for many1t weeks