Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
NORWICH ToWr;

As4; ;Fev. Gurs1on F. Bailey was guest over Monday. niaht5at the. home of his brother trAlaW&and sister, Judge and Mrs. William H. ii1ianas ss of 7, Derby. Tuesday and
 "Wednesday Rev. Mr., Bailey represented .shes 1rst Con gTegational church at the saa annual meeting of the general con- terencet oft Congregational churches of ,Gehneeticut in Bridgeport From there :slesSVilf proceed. to, Collinsyille to partici- rats in the dedication this (Thursday)
 ,nornInssof the new library. the founda-
 sion being ,completed before MT. Bailey tasid hts family moved. from Collinsville a; ;iittie over . year ago to their present horres1 'This4neW structure is the gift of ANEs. Helen Collins as . memorial to her husband; Howard Goliins,. also all the soldiers Swho ~ent from the town of Cam ton in ak the wars, of the United States. The library is erected on the grounds of the Canton Soldiers Memorial association
 of which NIT. Bailey is president, and it
 was Fgneatly, through his efforts that the
 nloAuEnent was constructed there. At the
 dedicst0ry exercises Rev. Rockwell liar mono Potter !, ,spastoE of the Center church,
 Hartf6r1 will present the building in be-
 haif of Mrs. eGollins. Rev. Mir. Bailey
 will, receive the building for the. Canton
 Bold krs' Memorial association. Howard Collins father was founder in 1926 of
 the Collins company having staEted with
 | rieasfy, blacksmith shIp. Tsday the
 finn. employs. .96e .in. the manufacture of
 edgs teo1s, S1es, knives, etc.
 :, Mfsa AiHsrt T.. Miner of Huntington
 asen;ie Is the delegate from the First
 Ne tki6dist Episcopal church to the annual
 fneetilE | oss the } New England Southern AeontepshS.+ at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church., Norwich Mrs. Jerome Greer of MgHtic. formerly: ot Norwich Town, and Mras skirk~of' Pawtdcket. also delegates
 toee the conference, are being entertained
 while, in town at the home of Mir and Mrs George l.. Randall of ST West Town
 $Thder the auspices of Scotland Road
 Social club ,af party of more than 100 en-
 so%ed a dance at the hall Saturday even tns, Music was furnished by Miss Fon- tans,S plano, and Miss ,. Marsan, violin
 6ot1 If T Tattfiiie.. Prof. Edward l. link hasfSb EfdiaIigvers sprotiE ted for the.ssquare dances. During intermission ice cream was sservedsF Those present came from W1lliu1aiatic, 7Wester,I, Hanover. Mont
 vt,lssSS Baltic. Taftyille, Fitchviile and Norwich itbwn.i s'r <
 The: Home Missionary society of the F4iet ConEregational church will meet fo1 vpSk Friday afternoon in the chapel Al the qaose fttfe first in 8 series of society teas will be served by several members Rev. Ernest A Legg, pastor of Trinity Methodist Episcopal church. Norwich wh hthe choir of that church, NJ. have charge of the Sunday afternoon service at the Shelterfrg Arms
 Mrs Susie Liilibridge recently returned l from 9atw weeks visit at the home of hel brother -in-law and sister, Mir and Mrs C.sa4afeld Wainwright of Webster place
 'Stonefa azni Mass At Mrs. Lillibridge'! I horne on the Scotland road red raspberr,
 bushes are in blossom and still bearins l frult Every other day two glasses O. jeify 9aFS eeing made, something neve I before Akncwn so late in the season,
 ! .D The Norwich, Town euintette is to giv, program of vocal and Instrumental mu Steget-the Johnson home Sunday after