Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-04

-Samuel NdPlan inSPeSts NeW 1 Property. }t
 Miss Agnes Woodruff recently enter tained the members of her Sunday school class of the Church of the Good Shepherd at her home, The Colonial. A social evening was spent and refreshments were served. Miss Woodruff was assisted in serving by her sister, Mrs. Joseph Mackenzie, and Mrs. Myron Ladd.
 Easter at Grace Church. For the Easter morning service at Grace church a special musical pro- gram had been arranged and was we'll carried out by the organist, Mrs. M. A. Roland. A splendid sermon was delivered by the rector, Rev. J. Yelling Areson.
 At D. m. there was a special chill dren's service with recitations, open | ing of the children's mite boxes and distribution of the towering potted plants customary here for many years The shut-ins were remembered by plants and cheer was brought to many homes.
 Inspeets New Property. Samuel Kaplan Of Washington, D. C., was a visitor here Monday, in specting the village property recently purchased by Kaplan Bros. 1 Eugene T. O'Connors, government inspector, of New York has returned after spending the holidays with local friends.
 Miss Margaret ,Coughlin has returned to New York after passing the hoh- days with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Coughlin.
 Private Charles Frink of Camp Up- ton, Yapbank, L. l., was a recent vis- itor at his home here
 MT. and Mrs John Williams were in Hartford recently.
 ! A. R. Manning was a recent visitor in Hartford. l Oliver Woodwork of New London has been spending several days as the lg1est of his cousin, Willard Manning. William Tucker of Springfield spent 1.-the holidays with his parents, MT. and Mrs. William Tucker. T Miss Nellie Driscoll has returned to Mansfield Depot after the holiday va cation with her parents, MT. and Mrs J. J. DriscoIl.
 EnIists in Navy.
 Leroy Hubbard brother of Mrs. Ed ward Smith, has enlisted in the U. S : navy and is awaiting his call.
 Ninth Trip Overseas.
 Harold Bentley, U. $. N. has re- turned from his ninth trip across the Atlantic, but had no time to ret3rr to his home here, as orders to return ] at once were given. He has received a promotion and is now chief gunner ; on board his ship.
 Thomas Murphy, stationed at Camr Devens, has been promoted to cor, iporal.
 In New Home. 1 Mir. and Mrs. Orin Miner hay, 2 moved from the Burdick house on the 5 Franklin road to one of the mil 3 houses on Sturtevsnt street, as Mir Miner is employed by the Glen WooleI l company. John c. Tracy. IT,, who is employed
 at the Groton Iron works, spent Sun l I day at his home here. 5 Andrew Warner of New London wa a recent guest at The Towers.
 Ernest Sherman is spending the hol
 idays with Hope Valley, R. l., rela
 tives.
 H. J. Gibbs was recent visitor il !. St. Albans. 70
 James F. Lyons has returned to hi. l home in Worcester after spending tn,
 holidays with his sister, Mrs. Frank H
 Tracy.
 . Charles Kinne of Waterford was {. } recent guest of his sister. Mrs. Elias . Stockett.
 e Mrs. Adoiph Ploettner of Skinneat S ties Falls, N. Y. was recent guest O e her daughter, Mrs. Raymond V. Cong f don. -
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Arnold an, e daughters, Ella and Ruth, have re
 turned to their home in Pon1fret afte
 a weeks stay. t,.'tne home of Mrs . Arnold's parents. Dr. and Mrs. H. H
 Howe.
 Sang at Bozrah Church. C Mrs Albert J. Bailey and Miss Luc.
 Bishop sang at the Bozrah Congrega
 tional church Sunday evening" n Mrs. Edward Jordan of Wiliimanti t spent day. recently with her aunt {. Mrs. Thomas Iillibridge.