Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-27
OtI IS lRY

the Country club house Friday after noon from tc 5 for the benefit Of the club houses and was under the direc-, tion of Mrs. Alfred Fl. Steers and her daughter. Mrp W. H. Bayles. both Of Brooklyn, NY. Auction bridge and won by Mrs. C. 0. Smith and was . Mrs. Otto AE. wulf and was pack, Of playing cards. The third prize. taken towel; the fourth prize. Mrs. F. w. Woodruff, was a pack of playing cards; the afth prize, Mrs. w. H. Bayles. was painting. For i've hun dred. the first prize. won by Mrs ". Fl. DuMont. was silver tea bell: sec-s ond prize. Miss Dorothy Frost: third. Miss Harriett Smith; fourth. Miss Clement, handkerchiefs and playing cards, Lemonade and cake. which were donated wore served. The prizes were all donated alao.
 Mrs. Fanny Trefry of the Bronx were guests at the home of Mrs. Harriet F. Crandall and Mrs. Harlan A. Pierce. Thursday afternoon
 The Thames Coal Go. are now ac-i cepting orders for delivering coal in Gales Ferry. having extended their de- livery system.--adv.
 Mir. and Mrs, Charles H. comstock S. S. watrous, were entertained at the home of Mir. Comstocks sister, Mrs. Harriet Avery, in Mystic. Wednesday, to meet MT. and Mrs. Charles Avery of Rox- bury; Mass. son and daughter-in-law
 MT. and Mrs. Elijah B. Lewis and daughter of New Haven. formerly of Norwich, arrived at the Coleman cot
 Mrs. Isaac c. Geer of Geer Hill Led yard, was guest at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Latham F.. Smith over We'd nesday night.
 pulpit of the Baptist church in Groton Sunday morning.
 Rev. Q. F. Newton. pastor of the M. E: church: spoke from St. Luke P: s2, strengthen the brethren" Sunday morning. Troop f. Girl Scouts. of the Central Baptist church. Norwich, Miss Mabel Hagherg. leader. who were spending tfesweek end at the training quarters of the Harvard crews at Red Top. were in attendance at the ser vice, as was also a party of Boy i Scouts of Norwich that are camping l
 At the Sunday school session. with | Assistant Superintendent Dudley c. l Perkins in charge. it was announced l that Mrs. R. Irving HurIbutt's class of girls had finished the journey to Ca naan, having travelled the 1920 miles, 1 with D. c. Perkins class of boys a l close second. Both classes are to be l entertained at the supper at the ves- receive n gift.
 Mrs. Leo H. Keeney and Miss E. | Louise Carey of Hartford who have been spending the summer at Browns | Crossing, are returning to that city this week, Miss Carey permanently. l Mrs Keeney to return after some | days.
 Funeral services for Cynthia T., wife n fnx~ T trict. Ledyard. who died in Lawrence i hospital, New, London. following a sur | gical operation. Thursday. were held | at New London Monday. with burial | in Grotcn.
 Miss Vera Bartlett of Uncasville is spending some days at the home of | her sister. Mrs. Rufus w. Hurlbutt
 Rev Arthur F. Purkiss and family 1 and MT. and Mrs c. Edward Smith of | Norwich returned last week to their summer homes at Allyns Point after field
 Mrs. Lucy A. Hur1butt has received | word Of the safe arrival in Liverpool | of her daughter, Mrs John C. Rev holds, who with MT. Reynolds and their two young sons, John C., Jr, and l York July 2e on S. S. Cedric en route to Douglas, Ireland. MT. Reynolds na- tive home.
 Mrs. Frank L. Lathrop and daugn-
 
 were guests Thursday of Mrs. Fanny A. Molthrop.
 Miss Harriet Bishop Brown of Hart ford. who has been spending some weeks at Peekslxi1l. N. Y was a yis- itor in the place. her former home, Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank T. Sisson have moved from the home of the late Mrs Ellen Stoddard Satferlee, on the will age street. recently purchased by Fred Fable of Sag Harbor Mass. to the Somers cottage near Red Top
 Mrs. John B. Lathrop and Miss Lyon Of Uncasville were guests of thej Misses Povey Wednesday of last week
 The Get Together club and friends Norman Saturday afternoon. | MT. and Mrs Courtland E. Colver and children and Mir Colver's sister. Miss Kate B. Colver, who notored to their cottage at WilHmantic camp ground Thursday to spend some days, returned to their home at the navy yard Monday. Mir. Colver is a mem-f Der of the executive committee of the camp meeting association.
 Rev. o. E. Newton and Mrs. Newton returned Friday from attending the services at Willimantic camp ground and the Epworth league institute.
 Milo Benn of Hartford. who was a recent business caller in Norwich, spent Thursday night here at the home ,f Mrs. Benn's aunt. Mrs. Joab B. Rogers.
 Station Agent A O. Faford and Mrs Taford with their son Stanley left on Monday to spend MT. Faford's vaca- ion of two weeks in Canada with MT. Taford's relatives.