Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
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 At the supper given in the NJ F. vestry Friday evening, at which succo- tash, vegetables. cake. pie and coffee were served, and ice cream was on sale, $50 realized and is to be de- voted to the church repair fund
 Mrs. E. W. Jones of Mt. Vernon, N Y, who with members of her family has been spending a month at the home of Miss Caroline B. Freeman to- gether with Miss Freeman entertained l Thursday afternoon from to D. The | following were bidden to attend: Mrs Frank A. Aplin, Mrs. Allen $. Bush, Mrs Lulu B. Hampstead, Mrs. Edward H. Latmer. Mrs. Delphine Fish, Mrs. l Fanny A. Molthrop. Mrs. Horace H. | Sears, Mrs. Brenelle Hunt. Mrs. Bart | lett Sears. the Misses Mathewson Miss 1 Sarah T. Latimer, Miss Laura A. Per 1 kins The guests were busy with i needlework and knitting. Delicious l refreshments with tea were served by l the hostesses, assisted by Miss Bea- | trice Jones. daughter of Mrs. Jones | At the morning service in the NJ. F. 1 church the pastor. Rev. Q. E. Newton, | spoke from The Acts 27: 2. They 1 offertory Miss Beatrice Jones of Mt 1 Vernon, N. Y. sang Over the Stars There is Rest. Miss Jennie c. Perkins was at the organ.
 Mrs. Bartlett Sears of Hyde Park Mass, and her daughter. Mrs. Rrenel1e 1 Hunt. and son Stanley of Bridge water, Mass, mother and sister of Horace H. Sears of West Haven. were. guests last week at the bungalow of MT. and Mrs. Sears and visited points of interest with Mrs. Sears.
 The Country Town Fair was held in the clubhouse Saturday evening and in spite of rainy weather was a success ful affair. Supper was served and there were side shows ring toss and grab bag, followed by dancing, music being furnished by Fred c. Geer. piano. George R. Ashbey. cornet, and Frank c. Benson, violin, all Of Nor wich.
 About 30 young people of the sum- mer colony and their friends enjoyed a corn roast at Browning's Beach one evening recently. going over in launch es and canoes.
 Thomas Haggerty of the Boston Globe is spending a week al the home of W. Fred Smith.
 Mrs M. D. Mill I'd and daughter Miss Helen Willard. of New London were guests a the cottage of Dr. and Mrs. Peter C. Wright Thursday after noon.
 Leslie Newton of Boston. son of Rev Q. F. Newton and Mrs. Newton. with his cousins. Mir and Mrs. Frank g. party that motored to the parsonage and spent the week end and Labor day.
 Vincent Jones of New York joined ms parents, MT. ana Mrs. F.. w. Jones. for the week end and the holiday at the home of Miss Caroline E. Freeman. He was accompanied by John HindIe of New Jersey. MT. and Mrs. Jones and the entire party are leaving today (Tuesday) for their home in Mt Yer non, tN. '. Miss Beatrice Jones ha s been made office secretary of the New York headquarters of the Girls Friendly society and assumes her du ties there Wednesday morning, Sept. Sd.
 Guests at the summer home Of Mir and Mrs. Frank A. Aplin for the week end and holiday were Mir. and Mrs Martin ot New York city and MT. and Mrs. Aplin's daughter and son-in- Jaw, MT. and Mrs. Donald Irwin. and little daughter Barbara of Mt. Vernon.
 A. C. Risdon and son. Charles Ris- don, of New York, with Charles Pen ny of Buffalo. are guests for several l days at the summer home of the fami. ly in the village. John Reynolds of Florida was a recent guest there for the past week.
 Commander Guy Davis. who has oc- cupied the cottage of Mrs. Delphine Fish during the summer months, has taken a house in New London and moved Saturday.
 MT and Mrs. George F. Dean ceIe- brated the 56th anniversary of their l marriage Tuesday, Aug. 26. Rev. O. F. 1 Newton and Mrs. Newton were their guests at dinner. and friends called i during the day and evening. They are in quite feeble health, MT. Dean being nearly blind
 Miss Mildred Scranton of Durha m arrived Friday to visit her aunts. the Misses Mathewson, for a week,
 People from the place and vicinity that were guests al a clambake at the home of MT. and Mrs. Allen oYung in Waterford Thursday were Mrs. E. A. James of Allyn's Point and MT. and Mrs Latham F.. Smith. who were guests of MT. and Mrs. Joseph De- Rusha in their car with MT. and Mrs. DeRusha and children. MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Comstock and daughter Mrs. Mary c. Watrous. who went by train.
 MT and Mrs. Walter NJ. Bucking- ham, who have been spending the lat ter part of Mir Bucking gham's vacation from the Thames National bank, Nor- wich. on a motor trip with Mrs. Buck inghams parents Mir. and Mrs. T. Frank Clark, and Miss Florine Scof1eld going to Cape Cod by automobile, re- turned Saturday.
 Oliver Wulf spent the week end and the holiday from Worcester Polytech- nic institute at the cottage. The Wulf Den. of his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Otto E. Wulf, of Putnam.
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