Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-20

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 Otto Lehrer of the Naval Reserve Newport, R. l., was at-, home on Sun day. 2
 Miss Ruth Arneld of Danielson was an overnight guest of Mrs. Fred E..
 Miller Tuesday.
 Miss Helen Gillespie, a local nurse. arrived home "Wednesday after sew eral weeks stay in Pennfret.
 Wedding Gift.
 Mrs. Fred E. Miller was pleasantly surprised at her home last week Tues day evening hy the members of the Philathea class, who presented her with a Wallace Nutting picture sH a wedding gift, Mrs, Miller being a bride two months.
 Last week Tuesday the Mems club gave their last social dance until the Lenten season expires. Y Mrs. Harry Brearley entertained the Ladies' Aid society at her home, on Tuesday afternoon.
 The Mems club held their fort nightly meeting Monday evening in the Assawasa Cempanvs ofice. Called on Patient. Mrs. Arthur Menton, and Mrs Agnes Barrowcieugh visited Mrs. Byron Bar roweleugh at St. Fincetss hospital, Worcester, on Thursday Mrs Bar |roweiough underwent a successful op- eration for appendicitis two days pre- vieus.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Boncar and son, Joseph, of Brooklyn, were guests Friday of Mrs. A. J, LAthrop Now at Navy Yard. Percy ". Dickensen who has been employed at the railroad station as operator, is agent at the Navy Yard. Groton, All are sorry. to lose Mir. and Mrs. nekenson from the village. Nurse at Camp Logan. Bavville friends have received let ters from Miss RayTaie Stebbins, R N, swho recently left Norwich to go into service at Camp Logan Tenn. Miss Stehbins resided here previous to her becoming a graduate nurse from the Raekus hospital. Benjamin & Cogswell visited his sister, Miss Bernice Cogswell at St. Vineent's hospital. Worcester, last Thursday. @ The little son of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Holt who has been ill the past week is recovering.
 Earl RrearIey of the navy who is stationed at Hingfam, Mass, was at home fer the week end. Willard F. Bennett of Providence, was an over Sunday guest of his Eaether, Mrs, Fannie s. Bennett. Mrs. Fred C. Hitler has been i'll with grip the past week. Sergeant I,ean N. Blanchard of Fort Terry is i'll with measles. Mrs. Frank s. Kennedy and Mrs E'rer Munroe spent Saturday in Nor ' wich.
 i W. D. cogswell visited Sunday at St. Vincent's hesnital, Worcester where his sister, Miss Bernice s | fersweil is convalescent. Miss Cogs- | wea continues to improve. !. The Crossing Tragedy. ' This village was shocked and sad 1 }enea over the frfgktful accident which occurred here. Saturday at ths
 railroad crossing when the Boat trair
 struck the automobile driven hy Or. rin Alyard, who had as passenger Mrs. Henry Marchessault, who was instantly killed. Mir. Alvord was se-
 rieus'y injured. Funeral services fol
 Mrs. Marehessault were held at St Deep sympathy is felt for the bereavei family, Tine N. r, N. H. 6. H com.
 paay should have gate tender, es. reeially fer the Roat train, the mes | dangerous train during the day. The gates are operated from s.20 a. ua. tt
 e.2e D, m. but at a.so P. m., when thu
 fastest train goes through endangerint lives, the gates are raised, with nc
 even light showing.
 | Sunday Services.
 At the Congregational church ei Sunday morning the pastor gave ; splendid sermon from the theme, Tn Doorway into the Kingdom, from tl2' text, John l0:s. At the evening ser vice Mr, Syainsen gave 9 forsihl talk, especially in regaEd ta the shaei. ing accident of Saturdav eyaHifg
 drawing many valuable lasss9ns,
 Byron Barrowcieagh vt7ited his wifi
 at St. yincent's hospital, Worcester
 Sunday.
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