Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-21
NORWICH TOWN

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NORWICH TOWN
The First Congregational prayer
Thursday evening The topic will be
Repentance.
Miss Elizabeth Way Of Plain Hill
spent Sunday with her cousin Mrs.
Donald Rogers of Uneasyille.
Guests Sunday at the home Of Miss
Dorothy Harrison of Hanover, were
Clark Fraser of East Town street, and
Lawrence Hamilton Of Bliss Place.
Albert f. Green Of West Town
street and William F. Bishop of
South Plainfield spent Sunday with
Mr.. Green's cousin, Joseph Darlington,
of Charlton, Mass.
Mrs. ]. L. Grant has returned to
her home in Waterville, Conn, after
spending a few days with Mrs. r. p.
Rose of West Town street.
Miss Emily NJ. Hopkins of Plainfeld
spent the week end with Mrs. Albert
F. Green Of West Town street Mrs.
Green returned with Miss Hopkins to
her home in Plainfield.
Misses Doris and Muriel Rose from
UncaS farm, LefhngWell, are visiting
for two weeks with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rose, of Wauwe-
Gus Hill.
In q recent letter to Norwich Town
relatives Mrs. Eva A. Sims stated that
she expects to return this week to
her home in Brooklyn, n. Y, after a
months visit on Long Island, with
her niece, Mrs. Edwin Foster. Other
guests recently at the home of Mrs.
/ i,,l lon
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wilson
of Brooklyn, with whom Mrs. Sims
resides.
Miss Edna Herbert Of Griswold re-
turned to Town street Monday night
after a few days visit in New Lon
| don as the guest of Miss Bernice
| Beebe. Sunday an automobile party
| including MIR. and Mrs. Fred Beebe
| Miss Beebe, Howard Beebe and Clyde
| Getchel all of New London, and Miss
Herbert motored to New Haven.
Al the Backus hospital Sunday after.
noon the Guile Trio furnished a pro-
granlme of popular music, playing
continuously for an hour. Of the sew
/ eral members given. those mos
pleasing we're Napoleon's March anc
Pershing's Crusaders. by Paul. Mas.
/ ter George Guile who plays second vi.
din sang i'll firm voice Beautiful
Ohio, and was accompanied by his sis.
tiers, Miss Lucille Guile at the piano
and Miss May Guile violin. This trio
has become very popular in Norwich
where at various entertainments the!
have gifen delightful programmes.
Their willingness to play when called
upon has been gratefully appreciated.
At the home of Charles F. Geer. n
| West Town street, a magniticen
French maple which stands in thu
center of the drive way is admired
daily by people passing that way
This tree. the seed Of which cam
from France, was purchased at tn
nursery of the late Stephen Crane ant
planted by Mr.. Geer many years ago
During the season the foliage change
three times. At first the leave
which arc glossy and mahogany color
then they change to different shades 0
| green and or one branch one can OBJ
serve three tints of green. In the faI
/ there are several beautiful shades, un
like the foliage Oh other trees.
This attractive tree has the appear
ance of huge bouquet Whenever i
is necessary for the tree to be trim
med, the work must be done durin;
August.
During this month at the Shelterin
Arms, three members of the house
hold have observed their birthdays
Mrs. Susan Watson which occurret
on May 5tl1, Miss Laura Fancller, Ma,
/ % and Mrs. Mary Close ON May 1871
AS is the custom in this congenia
home each one was served q specia
dinner to her liking, Including ic
cream
i At the supper. table the birthda.
cake with lighted candles was en-
| joyed on each date and all were re
naembered with gifts. greetings an
by callers. Mrs. Watson was pre-
scented three new records for the Vic
trola, which we're much appreciated
as the entire family can enjoy then
| Mrs. Watson has been Ill wit
bronchitis but is some better.
Mrs. Eliza Hubbard Mediation {
Brooklyn, n. Y, formerly of Norwich
each year in honor of her mother
Wedding anniversary, May 18th, pro
vides a very fine dinner at the Shelf
erins arms.
The annual meeting Of the Men
League was held Monday evening
the First Congregational chapel, wit
81 good attendance. Six new mem
bers Joined the past year. Presider
: Herbert L. Yerriiigtou opened tn
7 meeting and called for the annual re
! port which vas read by Secretary job
L. Browning and was accepted. Her
j ~ T. Frazier reported for the nom.
: hating committee, who appointed til
: following to Office for the comm
, year: President, George F. Hyde; vic
r president, Allen Latham; secretar
!, and treasurer. Henry T. Frazier; e1
J ecutive committee, Herbert L. Yel
{ ringten, Frank g. Sterry, DR.. Charlie
! II. Lamb.
= George F. Hyde took the chair g
j the new president and presented D
: Frank S. Bunnell OF the Free Aea5en
faculty, who gave a pleasing adore.
4 on the Peace Conference, the adore:
! lasting 50 minutes. At tie close Pres
! idet Hyde spoke in appreciation OF II
: Yerrington's fAithfuness during Il
j three years he served as president. u
! being the first and only one since Il
League was orga ! ed ana said tn;
! be had worked Sealousiy for the int
!, rests and support Of the League. Aft
: the meeting had adjourned, Mrs. Frar
Z. Sterry and Miss Jennie Case serve
! coffee, deaghnuts and cheese.
: Tuesday morning 1t Saered riea
S church the F'0rty Hotfs devotion clio:
ed with a high mass at seven. thir,
O'clock, celebrated BY Rev. r. P. Mo-
rissey of VoiHntown, assisted by Re