Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-10
NORWICH TOWN

Monday evening officers of the Mems League Of the First Cengrega- tienal church. held a business meet ing at the home Of Herbert L. Yer rington of Upper Washington street, chairman Of the executive committee. Those present were GeorgeeF F. Hyde. president, Henry T. Fra zier secretary and treasurer. and one other member of the executive committee. DF. Chas. Fl. Lamb. Plans were discussed for the coming year and it was decided to increase the present membership of thirty three to fifty or more. The meetings are to be held the second Monday evening or ea"l month at which there wil% bs /Terent speak Oct. 1s. when Dr. Hume rem India will address the league. At some of the future gatherings there will be special music by q. cuartette. The league anticipate making the coming year banner one.
 Douglas Bunce of Montclair. N. J.. spent a three da:- furleush recently with his parents. Mir. and Mrs Wesley Bunce. who are sunImerins at Quon- returned from his third trip overseas, and is esoecti = his discharge soon. He is well known .by several Of the local boys, who were stationed with him at Newport. R. | Two of them
 Mrs. Susie Lillieridse of Scotland road spent the weekend with friends in Jewett City.
 ArchiSa1d Mitchell of Franklin is
 Miss Rosanua Hernen of Greenwich Village, New York is the guest for a week of Mrs. George Fraser of East Town street.
 Town Monday evening after passing the summer in camp at OHaco Lake, Auburn, x. '.
 Mrs. Sarah Mccall spofford left -.--. Is ill New York. as guest Of her daush- ter. Mrs. John Wallace Frank.
 Allison Rogers has returned to Eos ten after 8 few days visit at the home Of his parents. Mir, and Mrs. ington street.
 After an illness of few days at her home ton Town street. Mrs Sarah Fredeneerg is much improved and was able to he out on Mondav.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Eisley and son Robert who have been passing several weeks at Mountain View cottage, Haughton's cove, returned Sunday ev- eniue to their home on West Town street.
 Afr and Mrs. Amos Taylor and children Of New Bedford Mass. mo- tored here to spend the week end with Mir and Mrs. George Fraser of East
 Miss F. N. rerrin. a member of the Norwich Free Academy faculty. re- turned Monday evening to the home Of Mir and Mrs. H. L. Warrington of months' stay with relatives in Ches ter, Mass. and at Merrisville. Yer mont
 Miss Katherine Murray returned on Sunday to her home er West Town street, after passing a two weeks, va cation in Providence, R. l.. and Sten- ington.
 William Thorpe of Gardner. Mass, with his sisters, Mrs. Sarah Snow and Miss Agnes Therpe of sturte- the hone of their brother. Albert Of Hallviile.
 Having passed several weeks at their cottase on Fishers Island, pr. 1 and Mrs. Ernest J, Jones with their i son James and daughters Gwendolin father. James Mckee and uncle Phile 1 IIumes have returned to their home 1 on Bliss place. Mrs. Y. $. Palmer Of New Haven: who recently was lhelT with them and is passing this week at the Jones home in the absence Of Dr. | and Mrs. Jones who at present are ill | PhiIa delphia, Pa. and will return on | evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Byron Dexter and Mfr. and Mrs. Clarence Auburn of Scot land read. motered to Old Mystic on Sunday and ssent the da.. with Mrs Dexter's nephew and his wife. MT. and l Mrs Joseph Austin.
 street had their guests over the 1 weekend Mrs. Margaret Sullivan and her sister, Miss Nora Nasies of Hart ford. formerly of Norwich Town. aepae were Mrs. Sullivan. son in law and daughter. Ar. and frs. Albert perts eff Hartford.