Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-02
NORWICH TOWN

Following ten days recreation in the mountains of New Hampshire, Rev. Gurdor '. Bailey returned to his home on
 Elm aTeau.. Wednesday even ng. While away Nr. Bailey was the guest of his brother ir. lsw and sister, Jadge and Mrs. William II. Williams of Derby, wno have been posing many weeks at Bethle-
 hem.
 Mrs. Thurston B. Barber Of Peck's corner has received programme of the 200 anniversary of the First Congrega- tional church of Griswold, Saturday and Sunday September and 5. Mrs. Barber
 who was formerly a member Of this l church contempIates attending the bi- centennial festivities, and will be enter | tained at the home of relatives during ] the very impressive exercises. MT. and Mrs. Harry James Taylor of New Lon don, who recently visited Mrs. Barber ! for several days. will return to Norwich Town the latter part of the week to re-
 main at Mrs Bsrber's home during her ! absence.
 Mrs. Albert Smith of Norwich Town who is passing two weeks at Fishers 1 Island, entertained on Tuesday Mrs. Frederick Portelance and daughuer,
 Miss Sadie Portelance of Elm ovenue: : l Mrs. Charles La Varge and children, [
 Mrs. Hiram Farnham and son Master ] erIy of Norwich Town. Wednesday and today (Thursday) Mrs. Smith has as guests Mrs. Charles Marsh and daughter little Mas Thelman Marsh of Town street
 Miss Agnes Thorpe of sturtevant
 street, and Miss Katherine shahan of l West Town street, have returned from
 q weeks stay at Quonochontaug Beach, i R. l. Today (Thursday) Miss Thorpe l and her sister, Mrs. Sarah Snow will leave for Gardner, Mass, for a few days
 visit with their brother William Thorpe.
 Mrs. James Sexton has returned to her 1 home in Boston, Mass, after a visit of
 a week at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Albert F. Greene of West Town street. Mrs. Greene accompanied hrs. Sexton | for a two weeks stay. MT. Greene will spend the week end in Boston.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Croker and son,
 Lawrence Crol1er of Huntington avenue, 1 left Wednesday for few days visit at | the home of their son and daughter-in-
 law, MT. and Mrs. Henry Croker of | Schenectady. N. I.
 1 MT and Mrs Michael Zero and daugh- ter. Miss Rita Zero of Brooklyn, N. T., 1 are passing some time with their son n-law and daughter, Mir and Mrs. Frederick Frori of Wauwecus Hill. Mrs J'rori with her children Louis and Ange- line, recently returned from a three months stay at her parents home.
 | MT and Mrs. Ronald Nelson. (AiarioI k S Rogers) returned Wednesday, from their wedding trip. and are passing
 some time at Mrs. Nelson's former homo + on Upper Washington street. Mrs George Mock has returned tc | Hartford, after passing q few days .a' the home of her sister, Mrs. Harp Val of Town street. MT. and Mrs Louis T. Engler of Kite maug have as their guest for a week Mrs Engier's nephew. Charles Garden oi Sturtevant street.
 Il While en route to Willimantic H. Fl Budd of Mount Vernon, \; Y.i was . call CT recently at the home of George Kelle!
 of Town street.
 Miss Nellie Kingsley of Hunting ave rue was expected to leave on Wednesda! for visit at the home of her brother ! n-law and sister. MT. and Airs. Hear, Farrell of Hartford.
 Mr and Mrs John Eliot and famii! Mrs. Gurdon F. Railey.- ard the Misse f Clinton. were guests Wednesday 0 q Bailey, at the parsonage on Elm avenue z Adventure with Christ. is to be tn topic at the First Congregational pray CT service, this (Thursday) evening i
 William House of the. United State ]. navy recently made a brief visit at hi [ home on Town street.
 s D-. Charles H. Lamb Of Town stree I was business caller in Baltic on Mon day. ....- .-.