Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-01
KNOXVILLE

A business meeting was held by the voters of the Union Baptist church in Palmertown Saturday evening at the church with twenty-one present, for the purpose of voting upon extending a call to Rev. H. Richardson of Hartford. who has preached here as a candidate sey eral times this summer. As already told in The Bulletin, it was unanimously vot- ed to extend a call to MT. Richardson. who accepted. and arrived here this week. The church has been without a pastor for the past eight months, Rev. i Francis NJ. Mitchell, now of Brockton, Mass, being its last leader. Saturday last, at the home of Frank H. Rogers in Palmertown when guests from the village and waliaston. Mass. gathered. Several violin selections were effectively rendered by Fred Taylor, pi- ano duts by Misses Dorothy Rogers and Dorothy Chapman and there was sing Ing, with Miss Maude Bennett at the piano. Various games were played. Lat CT in the evening, refreshments were served by Miss Rogers assisted by Mrs F. Edmund Rogers and Miss Chapman The party included Misses Dorothy Chapman, Maude Bennett. Mary Leni- han. Eileen Donovan, Dorothy Rogers and Carrie c. Wood. Mir. and Mrs F Edmund Rogers, Fred Taylor. Edward Pierce, Frank Craig, Howard and Her bert Rogers and Frank H. Rogers.
 The prizes last Friday afternoon a, the baby show which proved the feature of the fair given for the benefit of the Montvilie District Nurses Association. were awarded Alice Coffin. first. for be- ing practically one hundred per cent perfect in health, and to Robert La Bounty, second. These two prize win ners were judged by the Montville Dis trict nurse, Miss Alice Laycock. from |. group of thirty babies ranging from two months to two years. Another set of prizes. whl,l; was won by (he vote of the spectators for the most attractive babies in the group, was awarded Ralph Bradford Home, first and Carolyn Grace Rosenlund, second The four prizes were baby comforters.
 Fred Taylor and Edward Pierce re- turned Sunday to their homes in wallss- ton, Masz, after spending several days with W. H. Rogers The trip here was made by automobile.
 Matthew Gearv has recovered from a recent attack of neuralgia.
 Benjamin Smithline is having his tenement in Peuuot. which Is occupied by Fred Hubert, repainted
 Robert Tefft has entered the employ of the Massa soft Mfg. O.. in Oakdale, as shipping clerk.
 William Meyers has recovered from Hines.
 Mir. and Mrs Ray woodmansee en- tertained over Sunday Mir and Mrs. Da- vid Crockett of New Haven and Nor | man Dennis-of New York. The first meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the Union Baptist church fol- 1 lowing it's annual summer recess is to 1 be held at the home of Mrs. Vincent l Msstroddi. September 7th. | The bungalow which Mrs Almira Watt | is having erected Is progressing rapid | ly.
 Mrs. Roderick Lawiess. and son. Rod eriek, Jr., have returned to their home 1 in New London after visiting Mrs. Law less parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Chap | el.
 Misses Minnie Cha1.l and Carrie Simp. son were visitors in New York recent
 The Rockland paper mill is closed fol few weeks during which var:ou; changes will be made in the machinery Miss Ida Favre has returned. having completed a summer course at Yale Sum mer school.
 John Edrnonds of Westerly Is spending
 week with MT. and Mrs. Albert Rosea lund
 Mrs. Frank Smith and children, Johr and Frank. Jr., of New London. were re | ClcHN N4SllOAS at upA4O DA All B. 0dA-' Pston.
 James McGroty. former principal ot the Palmer Memorial school, now super visor of the schools in Wallingford Conn. visited acquaintances in the VII lage last week.
 Misses Ruth and Marguerite Bergman have returned home after lengthy wis 1t with their sister, Mrs. John 4. Cox of Newcastle, N. H.
 Miss Lillian Spencer is at Pine Grove on the Mantle river. for her vacation.
 Under the auspices of the Union Bsp, list Sunday school offers and members lawn festival was he'd at the home ot Mrs. William Webster, Wednesday even, ing August 31st A musical programme was given and several novel attraction! were featured.