Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07

The report given by Mrs. Walter NJ. Buckingham, chairman, of the Red Cross auxiliary, of the work done since. the last report follows: New members 63, renewals 21, garments made, 4 pairs pajamas, bandages S55, knitted garmets, 2 sweaters, 5 helmets, 4 pairs wristlets. pairs sockc. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Delphine Fish.
 Golden Wedding Anniversary. x
 Mrs. Dudley c. Perkins and daugh- ter. Miss Jennie G. Perkins. of the village were callers on their uncle and aunt, Mir and Mrs. Henry c. Beckwith, who celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage at their home, in New Lonoon last Tuesday afternoon and evening.
 ice Too Thick.
 Courtland E. Colver, superintendent of the W. R. Perry Ice company, New London, who has been at the com pany's plant at South Wilmington tc harvest ice, has returned to his home at the navy yard fer the present, as the ice became too heavy to harvest measuring from P to 2S inches 1T thickness, breaking the machinery. 7 Miss Caroline B. Freeman went tc Mt Vernon, N. T., Friday to spend February. Building at Submarine Base. The government work at the sub marine base is going on with grea1 rapidity and the many large building are springing up like magic. Int whole place is lighted by huge search 1 lights, that the work may be con. l tinued in the evening. Religious Interests. ~....., 1 Holy communion was administered ] in the NJ. E. church last Sunda, morning by Rev James M. Potter Owing to the severe weather. T tn, other services of the day were omit | ted. '2- l = t-f... 1 A cottage prayer meeting was iielt l at the home of MT. and. Mrs. William F. Ladd Wednesday evening. 4 part Of fifteen attended from the village transportation. being furnished by tn team of R.. Irving Hurlburt, presiden of the Epworth league. sT1-.=., Class at Parsonage. '% as l The Saturday evening Bible class with Rev Allen Shaw Bush leader
 was held at the parsonage. l Returns to Ohio.
 l Charles Turner. who has been on l visit to his mother, Mrs. Emily Fur
 ner,- of the Long Cove district, ars 1 spending few weeks in the east, re l turned last week to his duties in
 steel plant in Ohio. ;~ftf - {! Pupil in Radio School. \ Carl B. Lawson. of the village, wh II enlisted in the U. $. navy about si weeks ago as landsnan electrician an
 was stationed at Newport entered tn
 radio school conducted by the govern
 ment at Harvard university. last weel
 Mfr. Lawson spent the week end wit
 his parents, MT. and Mrs. George E Lawson, of the village.
 Miss Cora Allyn of Groton has sper
 a few days. recently. with her cousin
 Mrs. Charles J. Pierce, of Allyn
 Point. .- | Recover from Scarlet Fever. Mir. and Mrs. Stephen Norman
 Newark, N. J., have. been guests. ( Mrs. 4Phebe L. Norman. MT. Norman mother. at her: home at Anyn's1 Poin Mr.. and Mrs. Norman"were lconvalesc ing from scarlet fever, with whic
 they have been ill since their, renovs from the Point some months ago. The returned to their home in;s Newar Sunday. .s s.4 @Y>s :. N J. Otis Winchester of Norwich, /,
 summer resident of the village, spe1 a few. days in the place last week: MT. and Mrs. Frank Rogers :, Palmertown were recent guestseof N and Mrs. Everett Bruce at Long Gov John C.. Reynolds of New York. sor
 in-law of Mrs. Lucy A. Hurlhuff yss
 a caller in the village last week. Mrs. Billings F. s. Crandall of Stot dard's Wharf, arrived home after : visit of several weeks to her parent
 MT. and Mrs. Irwin Haley, of Brool lyn, N. T.. on Saturday.
 Miss Grace A. Cha pman, teacher the village school. was the guest Ia, 'week of Mrs. Curtis. F. Gates in Ne London.
 COLCHESTER