Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05
NORWICH TOWN

Thursday morning at 7.30 at the Sa- cred Heart church, the pastor, Rev. Charles W. Brennan celebrated a months mind requiem high mass for. John Cur " of Yantic. Miss Elizabeth A. Malone was in chrage of the musical part of the hour. During the mass the choir sang. Miss Mary Buckley taking the solo parts For waiting hymn Miss Buckley gave Thy Will Be Done. There was large attendance of relatives and family friends.
 The. General Conference of the Con- gregationar churches in Connecticut will be held in Bridgeport next Tuesday and
 Wednesday, Nov. and 10. Delegates who will represent the First Congrega- tional church, Norwich Town, include the pastor, Rev. Gurdon F. Bailey of Elm avenue, and Herbert L. Warrington of Pecil's corner.
 Rev. Alexander H.. Abbott. pastor of the United Congregational church, Nor wich, will officiate at the Shelterins Arms service Sunday afternoon. It is expect ed the choir of this church will furnish the singing.
 The November meeting of the Mems League will be held on Monday evening i In the Norwich Town chapel. Rev. Will liam J. Reynolds pastor of Lisbon Con- gregational church, will give San address i on Roosevelt, the Statesman I From ten to ten-thirty Wednesday ev- ening, the bell at the Town Street school was rung necessarily in honor of Sena- tor Harding's victory. There were also 1 big bonfires on the Norwich Town green 1 The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be. administered. at the First Con
 gregational church Sunday morning, fol. i towing the sermon, with the pastor, Rev l Gurdon F. Bailey officiating. l RV invitation ba .-
 will assemble for rehearsal this (Friday) evening at the. home of MT. and Mrs,
 Thomas Smith of Elm avenue. ] Euphemian Circle of the King. | Daughters will have charge of the mus l ical hour at the Backus hospital Sunda, afternoon.
 J The November meeting of Home Chap ter of the Kings Daughters will be helt Monday afternoon at the Johnson Home MT. and Mrs. James Thurston ant daughter, Miss Ida Thurston, have re turned to their home on Town street af
 ter four months stay at their sunlme
 home. Taghconic cottage, East Beach
 QuJ:- -ocitontaug, R. l.
 Henry Cross of Saco,. Me is visitin,
 at the home of his son-in-law and iaugh
 ter, MT. and Mrs. Charles Marsi. 70
 Town street. MT. Cross. who passed tn
 summer in South Paris. Me, spent '0SAA e1S lAAS AlOAtiO O1 oNAAOtlCA 0duSHlel Mrs. Oh; les D. Judkins of Saco, befor
 coming to Norwich Town.
 Miss Mary St. John Ruad returns thi
 week to her home at Woodside, after , few. weeks visit with her sisters Mrs , Richards and Mrs. North in Bingham ) ton, N. Y
 1 Miss Jennie Congdon has removed frol Harland road to an apartment on Eas : Town street.
 ) At the Sacred Heart church this GET
 day) evening at 7.30, there will be devC , tions in honor of the Sacred Heart. Mrand Mrs. Charles Miner recent 2 2 moved from Yantic to 1S1 West Tow 2 street.
 Fl At the First Congregational chap. . Wednesday evening the fourth supper C the Drop. In class of the Sunday schoC was served. The menu consisted C
 clam chowder sandwiches, coffee an
 many kinds of pie. Decorations of hen ? lock, dahlias cosmos an dchrysanthe mumc made the room inviting ger erous patronage rewarded the efforts the class and a good sum was added | | their treasury.
 The success of the entertainment wa l due largely to the efficient planning an management of Mrs. David Dean abl y helped by others in the class. Most CT : joyable during the evening were solc by James Justin Moore. accompanied c ? the piano by Miss. Annie Taft.