Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-10


 Sunday mornings sermon was on the supreme importance of faith: s%tf1at Jesus is the Son of God" John 5: 4, 5.
 Following the Sunday school hour, the date of the church and Sunday school picnic was set for Thursday, Aug. g.
 Rally Planned. At the. C..E meeting in the Aerening it was suggested that sfhersociety hold a Christian Ezs7ezEor rally Sunday evening, Aug. IS. Friends were glad Sunday morning to see Mrs Gilbert Palmer, a former member of the cnngregafhon from North Society," wzsosis visiting her old neighfors, Mrs.5Dz Dzzzssand Mrs. Doug las, with whom msshe%dro=e~doWn Sun day.
 Crest from Norwich.
 Mrs. E. H Chapznan of Norwich was also welcomed at the Sunday service. She was "a guest of MT. and Mrs. Fred Stafford | Several meetings of various kinds have been postponed lateiy on account Of the extreme heat But Tuesday s Ladies' Aid meeting was well attend ed at Mrs Ho~xeEs and Wednesday the Garg arxEary and Patriotic leagqe were defigf1tfuEly enter ta1ned by Mrs. -ThoEnas Moore on Black HTn. I Edwin W7ggin hsSsrecowered and is again working in the 4Edsonsr Carpenter hoop mill.
 Inspected Boilers. 1 Mrs. Fred Saffords father, E.. H. Chapman, of Norwich, visited CazIter- bury Tuesday on his yearly tour of inspecting boilers in this vicinity. An | cfe. l is that run by George and Leroy 1 Smith.
 l Mr and Mrs. Lemnel Carpenter and four cfiIdfen have been for week | at the shore, having taken cottage on the Fsian4c river.
 Mrs. Jddns niece; Miss Whitney, oi New York, has been~ visiting her since Mrs. JohHss return after her sisters death.
 MT. and Mrs. TG1ngf1ast have en- l joyed a visit from their daughter l with her children. One of the boys made a two weeks visit at his grand parents.
 MT. and Mrs Richard Corfyiss 0. Newark, N. J, are visiting the for ner's cousin, Mrs. Verne Fitzpatrick Miss Carolyn. F. Leonard of Newark ii also gnest. She was Mrs. Klpat. ricks bridesmaid.
 Stanley Keech of Danfeison, cousin of William Towne, is helping the TownesA on their farm
 Seed Coan@in *Demand. | William Towness corn tested so vel this spring that County Agent Eli had more demands for Towne's seet
 corn than could be filed. l AssistantS Agent PeEcH Sanford hS lately sent snapshot pictures of tn,
 agricultural club workers taken b, kence of tCazsteFbury boys and girk
 club leaders lately. I. Recent Accidents.
 With sincere regret all hear c IProf. BEundages serious injury in recent aUtomohilea accident Another and more fortunate acci dent was that affecting Charles Moi fits soRder boy last week when a ca ipassed directly ~oHer the child, lsavin II him practically NurIfFarn7ed The shoe Ito lis mother looking on was 1great 7 bhoweTer-
 Called to- Service.
 Ludwig Webter recently came t 7 Canterbury and asgraduate- chemist c ,. New York City college, where he ha [ Ebeen retained as a teacher, has re lscenf5y7 received his call to ygovernmen ! EsservSce, having registered with thos ) Iszho were q21 in.sglne. } Walter Apply has been called { Newport to report for naval reserv | training
 Mrs. Carrie Burnett of ProVidenc , | has been visiting her daughter, Mr
 Walter Davis. Mrs Davis brother
 Robert James Burnett, is in govern Lment service in the merchant marin l and was 41ast heard from at Hampto Roads