Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-01
NORWICH TOWN

At the First Congregational spraye, | meeting Thursday evening. the sub ject is to be Orga nized Service. Rev Gnrdon Francis Bailey of Col linsville, was visitor in Norwich Town Tuesday. ss,-. s-,s :. Earl De Wolfe and Miss Efizabeti Way. of Plain HILL attended Brooklyn fair last week.
 Mir and Mrs. Walter Hazard were callers Sunday at the home of Mir
 road.
 Miss Esther Sullivan, who was the
 guest for several days of MT. and Mrs
 Henry Kelley of Town street. has re-
 Miss Susanna Swallow of Baltic was a weekend guest of the Misses Craw-
 ford, at the parsonage on West Town street.
 Plain Hill were callers Sunday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Frink; of East Great Plain.
 Having returned from the west liar old Lee Sterry of Lee avenue has en- tered Syracuse. N Y. university.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur D. Hale and daughter, Miss Dorothy Hale of Ell ington, spent the week-endat the home of MT. Hale's parents. MT. and Mrs. Albie l.. Hale of Lathrop avenue
 Julian Rongus of Tanner avenue and John Heath of Elm avenue. who left Norwich about two months ago to work in the wheat fields at Fargo. North Dakota, returned home the lat
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Beebe and daughter Carolyn. and MT. Beebe's mother Mrs. Ella Beebe. were Callers Sunday at the home of Misses Jo- sephine and Ma bel Rogers of West Town street.
 Mrs. Charles I. Rathbun of Plain Hill returned Saturday evening from a bris~ stay with relatives in Wake field R. l.
 William T. Smith of San Francisco, who has been east visiting relatives for the past two weeks. returned on Friday morning. Tn Colchester Mir. Smith made 3 lengthy stay with his parents. Mir and Mrs Joseph Smith and at Norwich was the guest of his brother in-law and sister. MT. and Mrs. George A. Peck. of Otrobando avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Bryant a~d sons Harry and Richard. moved I Tuesday from S6 Oneco street to an apartment in the dwelling formerly owned and occupied by the late MT. and Mrs. Chester Barnes. and their family. on Hamilton avenue
 Sergeant and Mrs. Harry Kelley. Hiss Nellie Lyons) whose marriage took place a week ago Tuesday, and who have been spending few days with the bridegroom's parents. MT. and Mrs. Henry Kelley of Town street, have returned to Northampton. Mass: where Sergeant Kelley is a number Of the police force.
 Ali cottages at Quonochontau Beach. R. l.. have been closed for the season except the La Rue and the Thurston cottage. the occupants or which have decided to remain indeh- niteIy while the weather remains good Miss Ida Thurston, who has been pa ssing several days at the beach with her parents, MT. and Mrs James Thurston. spent Monday at her home on Town street. Miss Thurston re- nained over that night with relatives n Westerly
 Edward Peek returned Thursday to his home in Westchester,. after pass ns a week with his brother and sis er-in-law, MT. and Mrs. George A, \, Peek of Otrobando avenue who With heir son Crosby accompanied him. The trip was made g;na by aueomoone; en ooute -o visit her parents. MT. and Mrs Jo- seph smith of Colchester, while her husband and son proceeded to west rhested. to visit MT Pecks parents MT. and Mrs. Theodore D. Peck
 Monday evening about thirty fr'ends