Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20

Rev. James M: Potter spoke interest ingly in the M E. church Sunday morning, giving the second sermon in his series on the life of Martin Luth- CT. The text as taken from Rev. 2: :16, and the theme was Student and Work Rev. MT. Potter read by request of the chairman of this county a Ietter on the Liberty Loan, previous to the ser mon.
 The Epworth League evening ser vice was conducted by R. Irving Hurl- butt, president of the league, with the topic, Country Boys in Crowded Cities. the duet. When the Mist has Rolled Away Miss Jennie G. Perkins was pianist.
 Prof. BoIIes Goes South. Prof. Albert S. Bowles. now of Ben nington, Vt, was the guest of his sig ters, Mrs. Harriet F. Cranda1l and Mrs. Harlan Pierce, at their home in the village, from Monday to Wednesday of laast week previous to going south to spend the winter.
 New York, and son, William, motored to New London Columbus day, stay ing over night, came to Gales Ferry Saturday, where they were guests of and Mrs. Charles A. Satterlee, return ing to New York Sunday.
 At Ledyard Party.
 Miss Elsie Mcclure spent the week end with Miss Eleanor Burton of Led Yard and attended the birthday party of Miss Burton at her home 'ast Fri day eveVing-
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph De Rnsha and children, Helen and Joseph with their guest, Mrs. Latham Smith, motored to Camp Devens, Sunday, to visit Mrs. DeRusha's brother, Hugo Murray. of interested in the camp, which covers nine square miles.
 Mrs: Edward Clark of Stonington and Mrs. A. 2. Brown Of Qulambaug. were recent guests of their relative, Mrs. Eliza D. Maynard.
 . Mrs. Charles Hoyt of Washington D. c. who has been spending sore time at the h6roc of her mother, Mrs Lydia $. Maynard, left Tuesday eveaing for Boston and :, trip in the west
 Cottades Closed.
 Mrs. A. C. Risdon closed her sum- mer nome here Tuesday and left for her home in New York
 The summer home of MT. ans Mrs. Frank Aplin was also closed Wcdnes- day and Mrs. Aplin with maid, rerurn- ed 60 Mt. Vernon. where the family had preceded her.
 Mrs Mary Watrous returned from the home of her sister, Mrs. Elmer k1dder Of Spencerport N Y, last Tues day to ti1c home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Comstock, and We'd nesday, accompanied MT. and Mrs. Charles Avery, who had been guests or Mr; and Mrs Comstock to their home in Boston. : Mrs. Charles J. Pierce and daughter, Miss Mildred Emily Pierce, of Allyns Point returned Saturday f2.Jrn a visit to New York and New Jersey. They were guests of MT and Mrs. Charles Pierce while in New Jersey.
 Mrs. De1phine Fish and Mrs. Fan ney A. Molthrop, attended the October l meeting of Anna Warner Bailey chapt- l A n% f1,o Groton, Thursday. ]
 Dual Birthday Celebration.
 Edward II. Latimer of the village and his brother7 7in-law, Charles Hope of Uncasville, observed their respec- | tive birthda!:s which fell on Sunday l dinner was served to 25 relatives and | friends.
 Friends of William Burns who wen. to Fort LeaVenWorth, Kansas, after re- celvlng his commission as second lieu i tenant recently in, the Field Artillery, | are pleased to hear of his promotion to ] first lieutenant.
 Mrs. Harmon Cramer spent the week end at her former home with 1 MT. and Mrs. Charles Williams in
 Mir. and Mrs. James Cook and Mr. and Mrs. William Brooks of. Hart ford motored to the home If Moves E. Allen Sunday. Mrs. Delphine Fish,
 
 them for several days visit to Hart ford.
 Mrs. Frank A. Aplin and Miss Car oline E. Freeman attended the funer- services Monday afternoon of Miss Ellen Geer in Trinity church, Nor wich
 Mrs. Charles B. Jennings of New London visited at the home of her cousins, Mir. and Mrs. Edward H. Lat inner. and Miss Sarah T. Latimer, on Tuesday.
 Move to Navy Yard.
 MT. and Mrs. c. B. Christensen nov ed from the village to the Navy Yard Tuesday. MT. Christensen is con- lected with the submarine base
 Mrs. J. A. Birch and daughters, Mary, Madeline and Dorothy, we're the guests Saturday night of Miss Philip Carter in Groton.
 was a holiday and week end guest of Mrs. R. Irving Hurlbutt.
 Visited Fort Decatur.
 Misses Helen Blackstone and Dora Cayvette, also John M Buchanan. Robert Campbell, Alton Stoddard, stu tents at Norwich Free Academy, were guests of Miss Marie Allen, Monday. panied by Mrs. Paul c. Allen of the yillage, and Walter Mather, on a hike o the Larrabee Oak, then to Fort De- .atus.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson of spring gfield, Mass, visited Njcs. Andor- ,on's aunt, Mrs. Franklin H. Brown, 'ecently.
 Delegate Chosen. At a Sunday Schoo, board meet ng of the M. E. church held Tues lay evening, Miss Alice Satterlee was lamed as a delegate to attend the State Sunday School Association con- ,ention in New Haven in November, with privileges of appointing another f so desired. Substitute teachers were appointed in the following order: Miss laura A. Perkins for the beginners lass Mrs. c. E. ColNer, and Miss Jen-l tie G. Perkins for the primary Mrs Emma Bennett, adults.
 At the morning service in the NJ E. hurch tomorrow Sunday morning. sustav T. Bochman of Hartford will peak on The Anti-Saloon Movement f rom the Standpoint of a Labor Man.