Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-27
NORWICH TOWN

William B. Bailey, professor Of social ogy at Yale College, New Haven, will occupy the pulpit at the First Congre- gational church, Sunday morning.
 Having been closed for the past threa weeks the First Methodist Episcopal church will resume services on Sunday morning.
 At lIe open air meeting of the '. M, c. A. Sunday afternoon at Mohegan park, the singing will be provided by
 members of the First Congregational church and Sunday school If pleasant the Christian Endeavor society from this church will hold service at the park ar six o'clock following the Y. NJ c. A. meeting. Should the weather be stormy the c. E. meeting will take place in the chapel as usual.
 Mrs. Frederick Portelance, and daught-
 CT, Miss Sadie Portelance of Elm ave-. hue spent Tuesday at Fishers Island as
 guests of Mrs. Albert Smith of Town
 street who with her son Master Albert
 Smith are occupying a cottage for two
 weeks with relatives
 Henry Mackie of Bridgeport, motore1
 to Norwich Town this week and is pas-
 sing several days at the home Of MT.
 and Mrs. William Shea of Town street.
 MT. Mackie is a son of Mrs. Shea.
 Following stay of several weeks at
 the home of her brother and sister-in-
 law, MT. and Mrs. Johnathan Smith of
 Town street, Mrs. William Farper of
 Torrington. left Wednesday afternoon to visit for the next week or ten days with friends in Putnam, before returning to her home in Torrington.
 Mrs. James Sexton of Boston, Mass.
 is visiting for a week at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Albert F. Greene of West Town street Mrs Mary Bishop of Jewett City was guest at the Greene home on Tues1av. Mrs. Sexton ard Mrs Greene will spend the week end with their coasllL -,Irs. N. C. Card of South Windham.
 MT. and Mrs. George Fraser and sons
 Clark and Russell Fraser, of Lafayette street, expect to leave Norwich Sunday
 morning in their car for a two weeks
 motor trip through Canada. The jour- ney will be hy way of Springfield, Mass, thence to Niagara Falls, N " from which place they will proceed ts N'ntario. While in Canada the Fraser family will
 visit relatives and friends in several
 places.
 Master William Riley of Bridgeport. is spending August at the home of Mir. and Mrs Carl M. Welte of East Town street His brother Edward Riley, has | been passing the summer at the Welte home.
 Mrs. Mary E. Gillis and grand-daugi4- ter Miss Evelyn G. Odgers of Phila- delphia, Penna.. are passing several weeks with Mrs. Gillis' brother-in-law
 and sister, MT. and Mrs. Emil Welte Of East Town street.
 Joseph T. Frazier of East Town street. was one of the three rural letter car riers retired by Uncle Sam Friday. Aug ust 20 MT. Frazier commenced his. dut- ies on R. F. D. No. 8 September ,, 1901, having completed nearly nineteen years of faithful service, upon his re- tirement. As near as AIr. Frazier can estimate he has covered one hundred and thirty one thousand (13L0o0) miles having always driven horses to do Lht work. During these years, MT Frazies has been most successful in reaching his destination much of the time through 1 most severe winter weather; hut the de cidedly strenuous hardships experienced by drivers the past winter, were respcn' ssbie for his not always completing his daily trip, although he did 50 largely through the worst kind of travelling, Mir Frazier who, was very courteous and obligin gto his patrons was highly com mended for his perseverance and many have expressed their appreciation and thanks fo rhis kind considration. JUliui Northup of Wawecus Hill who previous l ly covered R. F. D. No. g has beer transferred to the route made vacant bI 1 Mr. Frazier's retirement. John Case1 of West Town street has taken over thi
 route formerly held by MT. Northups