Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-23

and Saw Mill, which he operated for six teen years He then entered the real es- estate business. The Belle Plaine Union says: The deceased was man of strict intergrity, an honored citizen of Bellel Plaine, for more than fifty years, and the community loses valued and much re- speeted citizen in his death in his S1st year..
 MT. Bailey is survived by three sons.
 Charles, Maurice M, and Ross R. Bailey, all of Belle Plaine, Iowa.
 At the first smoker of the season, held Friday evening in the Country club house matters of interest to the village
 were discussed by members of the Vil- lage Improvement association.
 Rev. G. H. Wright spoke in the M. E. church Sunday morning from Acts 9:6. The text being Lord, what fill Thou have me do. At the offertory Miss Grace A. | Chapman sang, The Ninety and Nine (by l Edward Campion). At the Sunday school 1 session a short temperance programme 1 preceded the lesson study, with reading | by Miss Sarah T. Latimer, Mrs. Fanny A. Molthrop, Superintendent Colver and 1 Assistant Superintendent D. c. Perkins. R. Irving Hurlbutt was the leader of 1 the Epworth League service, the topic, l Making the Leagues Working Calendar. Rev. c. H. Wright at the preaching ser l vice following spoke from Isiah, 61 :1-3. 1 George T. Meeeh and his daughter Miss I Mabel Meech, withe the latter's cousin. Miss Theodosia Lane. motored from Mid 1 dletown, Sunday afternoon to call an MT. Meech's sister, Mrs. Charles A. Satter- 1 lee at their home in this place.
 Charles A. Chapman, superintendent of the Waterbury division of the Connecti- l cut Company trolley lines, and Mrs 1 Chapman and son, John, with Mrs Clark, Mrs. Chapmans mother, of Mid dletown, motored here Sunday from theil ! home in Cheshire. to visit the Gales Fer ry cemetery, and call their relatives MT. and Mrs. c. E. Colver and Miss Kate B. Colver at the Submarine Base.
 Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Maynard O
 Preston were visitors Sunday at the hom'
 of MT. Mayna:d's mother, Mrs. Eliza D
 Maynard, and MT. and Mrs. Eugene La Fontaine of the Stoddard district
 Miss Kate B. Colver entertained Mrs Henry w. Hurlbutt Mrs Fanny A. Mol
 throp, Mrs. C. B. Hoyt and Miss Alic l Satterlee of the village, with Mrs c. E Colver and Mrs. A. L. Morgan of tn
 Submarine Base at her home, Thursday.
 Miss Emma Hilton and her brother
 Charles Hilton, of Norwich, were at tn
 Corey cottage on the Bluff, Thursday. } MT. and Mrs. John Harold of the Sub | marine Base are spending MT. Hralod' I : aunt. MT. and Mrs. A. J. Allyn, 0 ! Springfield, Mass.
 : Rev Allen Shaw Bush and Mrs. Bus f returned Thursday from an automobtI l trip over the Mohawk Trail, going a , far as Albany, N. Y, with Rev. M : Bush's son, Dr. Alden M. Bush and Mir 9 Bush and young son, Richard Bush, wit [, Mrs. Bush's sister, Miss Helen Youni t an automobile party from Toledo, O., wh 8 have been spending a month east, visi d ing pr. Bush's father and Mrs. Bush, at
 companying the party this distance c [. their return home to Ohio.
 n Miss Katherine Risdon left Monda r. morning to spend week with Miss Vii n ginia Williams of New York at her sun }. mer home on Shelter Island.
 al Mrs. William D. Allen Of the Long Gov 5. section, returned from a visit to her SC ), and daughter-in-law, Mir. and Mrs. Pal s Allen in Danielson, Saturday mornin r Mrs. Allen was accompanied home