Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-07
NORWICH TOWN

The First Congregational Home Mis-. sionary society is to hold its first fan meeting this (Friday) afternoon at o'clock in the chapel. The meeting is open to all women. whether members or not. There is to be an address by Miss Sylvina Norton of Westchester, who win relate her experiences while residing in a home missionary field in the west. During the summer 50 cent pieces wefs distributed among several members of the society, that each piece might be pronerly invested or in some way doubled or per- haps accumulate thrice its equivalent 1t IS expected that he proceeds of this talent money will be turned in at the meeting this afternoon. Following the address there is to be a social hour for members and friends
 birthday party was given Miss Ma bel Rogers at her home on West Town street Wednesday evening, arranged by her sister. Miss Josephine Rogers, who l invited about 12 women friends for an evening of music and games. In the 1 advertisement contest tse prize winners were Mrs John L. Brovs.inF Mrs Frank 1 L. Weaver and Mrs. Albert G. Miner A Halloween pie filed with favors, one for each guest to draw, furnished much fun. i Miss Rogers and Mrs. Richard Garter ! served sandwiches, cake, cookies. coffee and candy. Miss Mabel Rogers. for whom, the party was given, received sev- l eral pretty presents also a birthday 1 cake with her name on it.
 Dr. c. H. Lamb of Town street recent 1 lY enjoyed an automobile trip to Bran- i ford by way of Saybrook. westhrook. i Clinton, Madison and Guilford. The re- turn route was through Centerbrook, Ivoryton, Essex and Savbrook Along the
 
 where tourists have been able to procure appetizing luncheons during the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. James F. Thurston and daughter, Miss Ida Thurston niotored tip from their cottage at Quonochontaug ! Beach Tuesday and spent part of that day at their home on town street. They were accompanied by Mrs. Grace Thurston and son William of Westerly. All families have returned home from this beach except the Thurston family | and MT. and Mrs. LaRue of Pittsfeld, Mass, who are still occupying the adjoin- ing cottage A few also return to the beach for the week ends.
 Wednesday morning at 7.3o at the sa. cred Heart church the rector, Rev Charles W. Brennan celebrated an ami
 versary requiem high mass for the re- pose of the soul of John Curry of Tan tic. Miss Mary Buckley sang the so!t
 
 parts in the mas and for a waitin, : hymn gave Thy Will r3e Done. Relatiye , and friends attended
 First Friday devotions are to be oh served at 2 o'clock this morning at tn, Sacred Heart church At 7.30 in tn evening iridium or three days praye
 in honor of the holy ghost viii com ! mence, and at 2.5O Sunday afternoon vii close with benediction of the most bless
 ed sacrament. At this church Sunda, , morning at S.30 the Holy Name societ. is to receive holy communion in body
 Rev. Richard R. Graham and the vest , ed choir of Christ Episcopal church, Nor 7 wich, will conduct the Sunday afternoon service at the Sheltering Arms 1 Rev. E. J. Ayers of Norwich vii preach at Scotland Road hall Sunday af ) ternoon at 3 o'clock
 Mrs Fitch L. Allen of Houston. Te1 E who has been passing several days wit Norwich relatives, called on friends an former neighbors at Norwich Tow ] Thursday.