Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22
NORWICH TOWN

Rev Charles A. Northron of Beech drive. will supply the pulpit at the First Congregational church Sunday
 morning.
 Miss Ruth Potter and her cousfn Miss Elizabeth Luther have returned to their home on East Town street from a weeks stay at Pleasant View. Mrs. T. D. Peck of Westchester. is
 the guest of her son and daughter
 in law. MT. and Mrs George A. Peck of Otroban1o avenue.
 There will be no service of any kind at the First Methodist church on Sun day, Camp Meeting Sunday. . Mrs. Burton J.. Robbins and son Burton j. Robbins. Jr.. of Providence R. l.. are visiting Mrs. Mary Rob bins and Mir and Mrs. David NJ. Dean of Is Town street.
 After visit of several days with her sister, Mrs. Frank Waterous of East Hampton. Mrs John Tracy has returned to her home on Was ashfngton' street.
 Miss Florence sterry of Lee avenue. and Mrs. Harold Winchester and son John Winchester of West Town street returned Thursday after three weeks visit in Maiden, Mass.
 Henry Durr who for several months has been located at the Submarine base. received his honorable discharge on Monday. and si now at his home o.l Town street
 Chief Yoeman Benjamin Houlfhan U. C.. after passing two weeks with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Dennis Houlihan of Sturtevant street.
 After a visit of several weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Sidney P. Smith Of Upper Washington street Mrs. Mary Smith will return Saturday to] her home in East Walpole. Mass. Mrs Smith will be accompanied by her who will remain for ten days.
 Miss Katherine Murray of West Town street, left "Wednesday after noon for a vacation of two weeks most of which time will be passed in Providence, R. I. Miss Murray stop ped efi route for brief stay in -Stcn- ington.
 Rev. Charles " Brennan. rector of Sacred Heart. church is attending the spiritual retreat of the sdioeesan pas ss Callers Tuesday at the home of Mrs Sarah Fredenberg Of Town street fn- oludeds Mir. and Mrs. Nathan Geer of New London, Mrs. Isadore Nordstrafld of Newport. R. T.. Mrs. Betty Hawks and her sister. Miss Mary Hawks from Newport. Va.
 Mrs. John Baynes and son John Baynes. Jr of Upper Washington two weeks at Cape Cod. as guests of Mrs. Harold Baynes.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank L. Weaver of West Town street. are entertaining TOT several 0avS MT. wedFerS cousin, Charles Weaver Robbins of Boston Mfr. Robbins who is veteran of the Civil War. visits annually with his relatives in Norwich. as. well as other cities in Connecticut and Rhode Is- land
 Miss Mabel Evans whose death oc- c.irred Tuesday in Preston was for a number of months a member of the hou sehc1d at the Johnson Home. Prior to the. health failing. Miss Evans was well known to Norwich Town resi- dents as a talented artist For sevs eral years she travelled for a wheat company. and has demonstrated their | goods before large audieces in many cities Part of her life was passed 1 in California. Miss Evans was de- voted member of Christ Episcopal 1 church. =
 Rev. Albany Smith of Noank. a son l of Evangelist Gypsy Smith. with Miss l Florence Johnson of Old Mystic and 1 Miss Emma Williams of Quoquetaug | hill Old Mystic. were callers Thurs | day at the parsonage on West Town | street The party was on their way | oy automobile to Wilimantic Camp i Grounds where Rev. Mir. Smith was | to speak Thursday afternoon, also | his 1F'riday) and Saturday afternoon.
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