Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-08
NORWICH TOWN

Over forty from the First Congre- gational church, Norwich Town. attend ed the recent two, days festivities at the First Congregational church of Gris- wold. Besides the P; 1T and his wife, Rev. and Mrs. Gurdon .'. Bailey. several attended the services both days. making the total local attendants about fifty. as there were twenty present Saturday and thirty on Sunday. who sat in a body. Rev. Mir. Bailey offered prayer at the service Saturday morning and that af- ternoon extended greetings from the Norwich Town church. grandmother 10 the Griswold church. At the union com Deacon Dwight w. Avery was one of the four deacons to officiate. The invo- cation was by Rev. Mir. Bailey.
 Mrs. R. P. Rose of West Town street. accompanied by relatives. spent Thurs day at Ocean Beach. Her great-grand- daughters, Doris Estelle and Muriel Blanch Rose. who were in the party re- Sunday, after passing the summer at Norwich Town. Much of the time the Rose girls were with their grandpar- ents on Wawecus Hill and they also vis- ] tied at the home of Mir and Mrs. Fred erick H. Bushnell of Huntington ave- nue, Mrs. Bushnell being their great aunt.
 Sunday afternoon. the infant daughter ! of Mir. and Mrs. Charles E. Schwenk of Scotland road. was baptized Helen Anna | Schwenk, by Rev. Gurdon F. Bailey, the pastor of the First Congregational church. Mrs. Joseph Schwenk of Brook lyn, N. Y, was the godmother who pre- sented the child.
 Mir. and Mrs Earl NJ. Vail of Con- cord, \. H, motored to Norwich Town Saturday and were guests over Labor day of MT. VaiIs brother and sister, | in-law, MT. and Mrs. Harry Vail, of Town street. When returning home, Mir and Mrs. Vail were accompanied by Mrs. Harry Vail and children. Frances 1 and Harold Vail, for a weeks visit in New Hampshire.
 l Mrs. Lucilla Brigden Hulse and daughter Miss Clarissa Hulse. of New ark, N. J., spent the weekend visiting ] friends up town and calling on friends and neighbors where Mrs. Hulse former | ly lived on Williams street, Norwich
 Miss Elizabeth Dennison of Mystic, returned home Labor day, following a weeks visit as the guest of her school mate, Miss Gladys Beebe of Scotland road. Miss Dennison and Miss Beebe are students at Connecticut college. The first fall meeting of the Dorcas Home Missionary sociecS, connected with the First Methodist Episcopal church, is to take place Thursday after noon at the parsonage. During the sum mer meetings were suspended. ! Lawrence Hamilton of Bliss place left Tuesday to pass the next few days al | the home of Mir. and Mrs George Nj Maher, of Shel ion avenue, New Ha- ven.
 Miss Eva Standish of Colchester ha, been the guest for week of her broth er-in-law and sister, Mir and Mrs. Her bert Bushnell of Scotland road.
 Mrs. A. Maud Smith and Miss Alic' M. Smitk of Town street. were guest. Sunday of relatives at Fishers Island.
 The Perils of Inattention. will be thu theme at the First Congregational pray CT service Thursday evening, in the cha pei.
 Miss Louise Newman and Miss Norm: Deming returned to New York Tuesday
 after passing the summer at Miss New
 mans home on New London turnpike The trip to and from Norwich Tow
 was made in their automobile
 Master Standish Beebe of New Lon
 don is passing three weeks at the hom
 of his grandparents Mir. and Mir George S. Beebe of Scotland road.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Schwenk o Brooklyn, N. Y, were guests over tn , weekend of Mir. Schwenk's brother an
 sister-in-law. Mir. and Mrs. Charles F Schwenk. of Scotland road.
 Carlos Eccleston returned to Eas
 Glastonbury Monday. following a re
 cent visit at his home on New Londo
 turnpike. Friday of last week. Mir. Es . cleston accompanied by his wife. left o
 an automobile trip through Connecticr
 and Massachusetts, by way of Bostor