Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-18
NORWICH TOWN

uL tne ,rl1st SoI.o4 ooa .sull4i CAulCli | as.sS neid oasu. us-J. a. -ef noon 1lv..i l1il ee Lo llse ' c.ocA Al me c4Aupel V it4i | s.4A dlIeiiuA1aco. vA eApo4I Aorts. -A.4.o-.<, llle lWe..sy -iise c.AAu1en pleseii., .-.e { -~o yO1nseSty wele ou.les O.so.l Isou- ..Al. S-.4s -.,Ai 5. IlI.4p 4,ooei4 70 oI A,liso 1.loe, sl44u isovea. o.olIy aee0 t.st.. lAS.l.44s, s4Al ok Au.. ana 4si. 5. Ilop1t. .,lyA y vI Ctloga...Io Aselue. Anusc 'L ..u .A1icou age WiAo s.auuaecu ,J.. z, ...Ay anu Who nom Wi4i eli.St llie U uIi- loI socicey .IloIaoeu Dorotly llua.ii. A1uc.ie D. V -4Aris, I4-SS W i4SeIS1, lslL4
 1e<4l4s4e, L->4li4cr svi4A.ey, A.eg llsl,u .AssAy. Orospy recA Lafi rcei.l.I-. ..llu S5.0u Aoo.s.c. sAn. A.,,vA.s Various ee.Ane,, ellJeJes Dy tne lItt.e AvIhS tA-c tno mos. p.c.4sa4ls were plt.ng llie s.pp.e aiiu tiae peanut nunl. lu tne l....er pr.zes were aWarueu as 1oIlvM 5, i .rs., hes.naid Asely. ooA O. ctu- uy u. Keys; sscond, Irace W lieelet, toy au...lloDne; rhatu, May Jou.Ioons .oy l4.a40.' when Che craoies 1lIii.e puAesJ were cpeAeo, liie proceeds aniounIeu L0 i've uOnArS and nlLy-oac cents. Ice, cream and cake Wcre served at a large tauie at,ractlveiy decorated witn Ilowd.s, req ce,.fu4es and red crepe paper Ieslooned Afou1 tne
 cIlanuener to tile Iour cvrlerS. In the center of the .aDle was two birlnaay cakes With candles i'll honor of trallces van aIld Luther rllaies, whose birthdays occur during NO ven1Der.
 MISS Bernice Underwood was at the piano and played for the cn4ioren 10 march III two DJ two, as Lney took l tnelr places at the tdDle. Mrs. Geo4 Sc tiay1tond leader Ul the cradle roll was | 4ns cnarge, assisted by Mrs. GurOon F. t,Aney, Mrs. kranK E. Sterry, MISS
 Bernice Underwood, Miss Loulse
 Bailey and MISS Florence Sterry.
 The Sunday afternoon service ct
 the Sheller4ug Arms, was conuucted l by Rev. James B. blane, pastor or
 Nit. Calvary BaplAst cnut oh. The les- | son was taken from the Gospel of St. Jonn, 14lh cnapter, the text the l sixteenth verse 1 will pray the
 Father and He shall give yod another
 coinforters that He may abide with you forever. Jesus disclp4es were worried over the situation that He was soon to leave them. The though, that He was going to de, made them feel lonesomely sad and Respondent
 Jesus knew the thoughts m their minds, and assured them that
 through the Father they would re
 ceive- another Comforter, and Wher
 they saw the Holy Spirit tAey wert ] revived and napp- -Iy reJoieed. The | speaker sad IL IS neau.4luI Co realize
 tne blessings of Goa, ana none bu
 those that have the love of Jesus 1T
 the.r hearts can understand lis,
 works. When we are troubled witt
 cares and respons.plll.ies. there is
 me consollng Inougat -A Me car l and ..4l n .hn n (ynd
 mat Com 1orter that nas b. With u.
 through fife will guide us ..-lough tn,
 darkest moments. The doly Splri
 WIii come to ali those who want an(
 are wiling to receive it. l. ne cndrcl
 chair was represented by iarse del egation who gave many l.. ms in | sDlringiy, among which were Jesa
 inciaded 1le, teace De ~H 4tAsn Tn. Walls. and lt ii here be Any Star n My Grown? Miss 4de!.at ocott ac
 companied al the p.ano.
 In connection with ths e.angeIisti : ser ices there will be a pray CT meet f Elns this tTuesday) morning lrom l 1 to 10:S0 o'clock at the oaeHerin : Arms, and the Johnson home. E'r da h morn.ng at the same hour meeting ; are to take pace at the First Co4lg : resational parsonage Wasningto to Q street, near hariand road. Tnes I lmeelings are for any woman who car 2 10 attend. Saturday n4gnt has bee : des snated as Norwich town nigh Y for all those in thys community Wn
 expect to attend tAe Central Bapt.;
 church, and avail themselves of ii T privilege of hearing Evangelist Gyps ' smith, Jr,
 Y Chief Engineer Albert P. Geer, wh Y . a n
 nome n New Lonuon, having recent 2 y returned from Cuba, was a gaes c saturday, at the home of his slste . Mrs. Mary Geer Welsh of 67 We. ' Town street. Today (Tuesday) M n Geer leaves New York for Norfol 6 Va, on transport carrying supple , expecting to be gone several weeks The annual roll call ofS Fairvie - lodge, No. lo1, I. o. O. F., of Groto - was held Monday evening in Cd e Fellows hall, on School Norwic meeting from Irving H. Poppe, II . cord.ng secretary of the order.
 William SEea of Town street, r' H gently dug from his garden a parsn = twenty three inches in length. al 7, four inches in < diameter.
 ' The First Congregational Hon v Missionary sewing society, had 3
 attendance of fifteen at the meetir l. Friday afternoon, when it was vott
 to hold meeting every week uni Christmas. Preparations are, beir k made to send Q box to the minister sr children in Pennsylvania, for who of the society isaworking.
 t. The Norwich Town Christian El r. deavor society, held it's meeting Su1 " d.S afternoon, at three o'clock i
 stead of the usual hour. so the men ul bers could attend special services l. the evening at Trinity Methedi t. church. .9 $, Mrs. Ida Parkhurst, for some time Id resident of Old Cemetery lane, nov
 last week to the Dur house on Toy i'll street