Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24
NORWICH TOWN

NORWICH TOWN 1
 Rev. M. W. Hildreth of Cromwell | preached a timely sermon at the First l Congregational church, Sunday morn 1 ing using the test found in Micah 6, l verses and g. Thoughts brought out ] were, The world is calling today for | the man who is good. true. honest and l upright; such will be leaders those who can carry on to victory. The urg- ent need of the twentieth century can , never be met until men and women do justly, love mercy and walk humbly 1 with their God. We must stop going through forms and ceremonies if we are to have a religion that rings true ! to the realities about us. If you multi ply devotion at the expense of obedi- ence to what purpose is your manifold sacrifice, cries the prophet. Our con science and our visions should result in a life of convictions in these great and dangerous days that will make for right daily living. To do justly, love mercy and walk humbly with God are the foundation stones of the temple of love erected to God.
 MT and Mrs. Jackson and child of Boston have moved to Mrs. William P. i Lyman's house on Washington street. i Having complete$ his course at Cor I 1 Ewing has returned to his home on i Elm avenue.
 l A number of women members from the First Congregational church will go to Bozrah Wednesday for the an- nual meeting.
 1 Mir. and Mrs. Ed Peck of Westchest- CT, were recent guests of MT. Peck's brother and sister, law MT. and i Mrs. George A. Peck of Otrobando av- enue.
 l MT and Mrs. Frank Robbins of West
 Town street, have been entertaining I for few days Mrs. Robbins cousin,
 Mrs. John Standish of New London. 1 After spending several days with Mrs. George Rogers of Wauwecus
 Hiss, Mrs. Annie Huntington returned I Saturday to her home in the city.
 Miss Lena Wulf of Columbia was a guest Sunday of Miss Alice M. Smith at her home on Town street.
 Carlos Eccleston has returned to
 East Glastonbury, after spending the week end at his home on New London turnpike.
 Mrs. Benjamin L. Kennedy has re- turned from a visit with her mother,
 Mrs. Mary White of Brooklyn. Rev II. W Hildreth of Cromwell, WuO pTedCIlSu at lliG lTSl COilSTeSd- . tional church unday morning was the guest while in town of MT and Mrs. Dwight w. Avery of West Town street.
 Misses Josephine and Mabel Rogers
 were callers Sunday at the home of
 MT. and Mrs. George Rogers of Wau- wecus Hill
 Addison Rogers returned Sunday to Boston after spassing several days at the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs Woodbury O. Rogers of Upper T Washington street.
 Mir and Mrs. Arthur c. Fuller of
 New London spent the week end with
 Mrs. Fuller's brother n-laW and sis ter, MT and Mrs. William S. Geer oi ) Washington street.
 Guests unday at the home of MT and Mrs. Charles A, Gager of Wau- wecus street included their daughter
 Mrs. Carrie Abell and MT and Mrs . George Marsh of Hartford, also pr mad Mrs Edward Fox of Wethersfeld.
 Mrs. George A. Peck and son tCros l by Peck of Otrobando avenue return !, ed Saturday evening from a visit 0 !, several days, with Mrs. F. D. Peck 0 . Westchester.
 e MT and Mrs. Edward A. Smith an, }, son Raymond mith of Williams street
 Mrs. Smiths father Charles F. Burk s of Lafayette street and MT. Smith : nephew, George Smith of Upper Il Washington street made up an auto
 mobile party that went to Riyersid : park, New London. where they wit <; messed the boat race Friday. - Miss Lillian Stetson, who for tn l. past two years has resided with NJ Il and Mrs. William S. Geer of Wash :: ington street. has left town to spen VI week in Central Village at the hom T of her brother Mortimer Stetsor = after which she will go to Mancheste l. to spend the summer with her broth 6 er-in-law and sister, MT. and MT n. James Nelson Burdick, former res = dents of Norwich.
 3. Woodbury o. Rogers returned Nor ,s day to Houlton, Me, aftre ten day m visit with his family on Upper Wast ie ington street. Mrs. Rogers accom- oll anied her husband to Maine for S stay of several weeks. l. Miss Ida Thurston of Town stre, ,- was the guest Sunday of Mir ar ss Mrs. Jonas Herbert of Griswold, wi (. with their daughter, Miss dna Herbe
 and sons, Harold and Lloyd Herbe # motored to Coventry Lake, whe VI they enjoyed fine lunch. +o District Superintendent and MT ' William H. Bath of Williams street a ;i. tended commencement at Wesleys Is University, Middletown Saturday. al V Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Bath. a N former graduates.
 Charles F. Geer of IS West Tow
 street commenced having Monday Id a general thing the weather prov ay most favorable when Mir. ,Geers ente
 into this line of work which fact h. S. been noted by many persons for at number of years.
 a Recent visitors at the home of NJ A., Geer include the following relative
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur C. Fuller of Ne he London. Mir and Mrs. William y. Geer of Washington street, MT. a, in Mrs Elmer Geer, Charles and Claren ge Geer of Lebanon.
 UT $-.