Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12
GOODYEAR

Rev. A, F. Beaumont. formerly of Brownsville, Maine. and now of GoodyeaN occupied the pulpit of the United church Sunday. preaching in l teresting and helpful sermons. both 1 morning and evening. Communion service followed the morning service Rev. A. E. Beaumont and wife are guests at the home of Superintendent and Mrs. R. w Boys until their household furniture arrives from
 Brownsville, Me. Prayer service last week was held at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Schoenheur. This week and con-
 in the church every Thursday evening
 at 7.30. The topic this week was. Is
 It Worth While to Pray?
 On "Wednesday evening a reception
 was held in the church for the new
 pastor and his wife. The church was
 prettily decorated for the occasion with potted plants, ferns and cut flow
 CTS. The church was well filled with members and friends to give Rev. A. E. Beaumont and his wife an enthu- siastic welcome to Goodyear. The pro gramme: Singing by ethe choir: pray CT, Rev. MT. Swainson of Dayville; introductory remarks by F. w. Green, superintendent of the Sunday school: address by Rev. Mir. Swain son of Dayville; solo by Miss Nancy Whitaker. accompanied on the organ by Miss Bridge; address by R. w. Boys address by Rev. MT. Williams of Danielson; solo. by Mrs. William Ferry accompanied by Miss Bridge: presenta tion of beautiful shower bou- quet to Mrs Beaumont by Mrs. R. w Boys: response by Mrs. Beaumont; address. Rev A E. Beaumont; sing ing of the hymn, BIest Be the Tie That closing with the benediction by Rev. Mir. Swainson. A social hour was en- joyed by all during which time cake and ice cream were served.
 On Tuesday afternoon Rev A. E. Beaumont and R. w. Boys attended a of Putnam.
 On Sunday morning, Sept. IA, Rev. MT. Ricketts of Norwich will occupy the pulpit and open the campaign to raise the Pilgrim Memorial Fund.
 Last week Saturday when Herbert Jones severed his connection with the Goodyear Cotton Mills Company he was presented by his associates with a fine gold watch (Waltham) also a gold chain and knife. Frederick of PaWtucket. R. L. succeeds MT. Jones assistant superintendent of the Goodyear Cotton Mills. Inc.
 Elliot Spooner of New Bedford mo tored to town last Sunday On the return trip he was accompanied by his ! wife and son who had spent the week | at the home of MT. and Mrs. Joseph 1 Green.
 Mrs. Ivy Bailey was a visitor in Hartford on Tuesday |
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Cooper and son | to New Bedford. Mass, last Sunday where they are spending a 1 weeks vacation.
 Miss Sunderland is spending a 1 weeks vacation in Providence. R. l.
 MT. and Mrs. Shore and son Parker nave returned from ten days va cation spent in New Bedford, Mass.
 MT and Mrs. John MacPherson have from a weeks vacation spent It Revere Beach, Mass.
 Charles w. Huff spent several days 'f last week in New York City and Toney Island.
 Thomas Green spent Sunday in Springfield, Mass.
 Miss Evelyn Salmon has returned O her home in Brooklyn, where she will spend a brief vaca ton before re- urning to college.
 The Goodyear baseball team from Akron, Ohio, arrived in town last Fri ay evening. On Friday afternoon hey played the Red /Soz- of the Fisk ,ubber Co. at Chicopee Falls. Mass. nd tied in a seven-inning game. On afternoon they played the peal nine and won. The score was Q 5. On Sunday afternoon the local l inc won from the Akron team, score
 to ?. By far the largest crowd of { he season gathered on the local dia-