Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-08

Mrs. Aplin served eoftee and cake at the close of the meeting. assisted by her daughter. Mrs. Donald Irwin, and Mrs. Delphine Fish.
 The children of the village school were given a picnic last Saturday on the Sat- terlee hillside by Mrs. Frank D. Berrien of the submarine base. whose daughter Betsy Berrien, is a pupil of the school A picnic lunch was provided by Mrs Berrien and the teacher. Mrs. winifred Crapeau of Norwich, assisted in serving | and entertaining the children. The pupils perfect in attendance for September in this school were Dorothy Fabel, Douglas Fabel, Ruth Fabel- Edith Fabel Em-Beth Bennett, wanen Nor cross, Rose Noreruss, William Mo Nsught, Rob.-t Allyn. Harry Allyn, Eleanor Smith, Margaret Parker, Viola Riley, Gordon Manierre, Paul Miller, Ruth Johnson, Walter Johnson, Helen DeRusha. Joseph DeRusha, Betsy Ber- rien, Dorothy Birch and J. Edmund Nor | man, Jr.
 Mir. and Mrs. Archibald Mitchell. 4th, and Mrs. Mtchell's mother, Mrs. George | W. Hamilton, and sister, Miss Hamilton. who occupied the Bard cottage on the Bluff for September, returned Wednes- | day to their home in Norwich. MT. and MrR, Charles H. Comstock and !, daughter. Mrs. Mary c. Watrous, with Mir. and Mrs. Latham E. Smith of the village and Mir. and Mrs, Fred W. Tur- l uer. Mr. and Mrs. Minor Moxley of Long Cove. attended a picnic Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Young in | Waterford.
 Miss Jennie C. Perkins of this place resumed her duties at the Thames Ma tional bank. Norwich. this week after | two weeks vacation.
 A community singing class is being ar | ranged. to hold meetings at the vestry of the M. E. ch lrch on Friday evenings, with Charles D. Geer of Norwich teach CT. The first meeting is to be held Fri day evening. the 14th.
 Mrs. Emma S. Bennett and grand daughter. Em-Beth Bennett, were week end guests of their aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, in Norwich
 | Miss Nellie c. Goodrich of Rocky Hill arrived Wednesday to spend few days
 Mrs. Harmon L. Perkins was a re- cent visitor at the home of her brother | in-law and sister, MT. and Mrs. Harmon L. Perkins. at Brier HiII, Groton.
 Mrs. Walter M. Buckingham, Mrs. Eu- gene LaFontaine. Mrs Billings F. S. Crandall and Miss Alice Satterlee motor ed in Mrs. Buckinshem's car Friday te Worcester, Mass, to attend the s3d an- nual music festival. to remain two days
 Miss Amelia Mathewson attended the Mayflower club picnic held Wednesday al the Ocean Beach cottage of Mrs Herbert H. CrandaIi in honor of the Ssth birth day of one Of the members, Mrs. Nelson D. Robinson of Norwich Town.
 Mrs. Franklin H. Browns cottage Redfern, in the village. is being shingied and is receiving other repairs.
 The pupils in Long Cove school. Miss Evelyn E. Wh.pple teacher. neither ab- sent nor tardy for September were Ma deiro Anetti. Lugenie Anetti, Miglie Anetti, Herman Chase, Richard Chase Howard Chase. Sidney Crouch. John Crouch. Elizabeth Crouch, Bradley Fowler, Marjorie Gates, Armando Mar tini, Mary Martini, Katherine Nelson l Margaret Pettini, Sam Pettini. Fire Prevention day proclamation by Gov. Everett J. Lake was posted at tn, local postofIice. the day to be observed Friday, Oct. 7th.
 The Wednesday evening meeting of ths I 1PinochIe club at the Country club hous, was weT attended
 4 Charles H Brown of Norwich and Gales Ferr, eft the first of the weei for Atlantic city to spend two weeks.