Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-08
NORWICH TOWN

Friday, March Qnauguration dAy1, Mrs. Carrie E. Harbsck delightfuliy ea- tertained a company of little feiks in honor of Mary Ellen Muro. who with other children Is residing at her home ia her care. The date was the fifth birth day of the little girl Those present in- cluded Helen Rudd. May Smith, Map Marcarchuck. Clarence Smith. John Nor ley and Murley Muro. The little hosiea received a number of pretty gifts. Her mother. Mrs. Mary Muro. who resides in Norwich. brought a beautiful birthdzy cake which with sandwiches. fancy eSok- ies, jello with cream, cocoa. fruit a11 candy was greatly enjoyed by the ehii- dren. Mrs. Harbeck was assisted in serving by her daughter. Aiss Bnabeiis Harbeck, Mra Muro and Mrs. Lesits Smith. The afternoon was merry with music and games. In the peanut hunt the prize was awarded Murley Mgro. ~/Rey. Frederick Luzan, pastor of tbs Mckinley avenue A. M. E. Zion church. and several members from the choir of i that church, conducted the Sunday after noon service at the Sheitering Arrs. The scripture lesson was the 18th chapter Of | Isaiah. Rev. Mir. Luzan gave a splendid talk from the text O how love I thT iavi ! It is my meditation all the day. Pna,m | 11s: 97. By request. the choir gave Steal Away. Mrs. Mary Hall. So0FEAs. | BubNdlulDB LnG bDlo part hyIn1a EiNC1 ! inspiringly included Blessed An11ranes, My Faith Looks Up to Thee Does Jssus Care? and Will There Be Any Starr la My Crown7 Mrs. Mary Hatl. the ctsurcA ! organist, accompanied for the singing. l Others present were Miss Ideiia aoott. Miss Eleanor Edwards. NIes Myra Han. Mrs. Joseph Epps and Mrs. Russell Quartermaster Robert ". stsrTy hns returned after nearly three weekS slay II af Nf.A N.a- absence Mrs. steriy and their litfis ssn Kenneth visited at the home of her par ents, Mfr. and Mrs. Albert Coatss, of Branford. Robert ". sterry. IT,. re- Hained in Norwich Town at the home of his grandparents. Mir. and MrH chAR1ss C. Sterry.
 At the First conETegati0naI pEzyee service Thursday evening in the eliapsi the topic win be In His Steps. John "a: 4 i-17. Christs example in lovo. in sef- vice, in humility. The scope of Christian discipleship. The power of personal sz- ample The joys of Christ-ike fife. | The late Mrs. George C. Raymond ia pleasantly remembered by Norwich Town lacquaintances. the family having resided for several years at AT Washingtoa street prior to locating in BpFing1rA Mass Mrs Raymond poasessed a oharn- ing personality and was greatly admired | MLH4 Ted CTheodore Raymond). a bright and fascinating young man. died several ysarS ago after the family lest Norwich
 At the Methodist church Sunday Sssn- ing Edward Howe was the leadeT Of the Young Peoples Christian Endeavor ssf- vice. The subject was Thy Kingdom Come. III. In My Church. Matthew C.: 7-15 (consecration meeting).
 The Lathrop Memorial Foreirn Mis- sionsary society is to meet at the Ahr- son home Wednesday afternoon at S.5o. The lesson for the day will be the fourth chapter in the Mission Study book.
 J. Ely Deebe Of Lyme WIS an over
 Sunday guest Of his son and daughter
 in-law. Mir. and Mrs. Clyde H. Besbe.
 and attended the morning ssrYlo> at the
 First Congregational church.
 Miss Mary Butler. a student at wIffl-
 mantle Normal school. spent the veek
 end wit hher parents. Mr. and Mrs J
 Henry Butler.
 The March meeting of Doreas HoFns
 Missionary society Is to be held Thnrs6ay
 afternoon ct the Methodist parsonage