Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-16

herst, Mass. are staying with Mrs Ab- bolt Little at the lake.
 Mrs John Locke, residing in Amherst is in town. the guest Of her aunt, Mrs Abbott Little, on Woodward Hill
 Misses Eleanor and Beatrice CollinH left Saturday last for a weeks visit al woodmont, Conn, the summer home ol their aunt, Mira. John H. Davis.
 Clinton Lewis of Manchester is in town visiting his mother, Mrs- John Lewis. on the Green A daughter was recently born to MT. and Mrs Lewis.
 The case against s. Kallenberg charged with selling intoxicating liquor which was to have been brought to trial Wednesday. having been continue iron the previous week, was still further post pened until today CTuesday)- R. c. Proctor. who has been in town for the past two weeks at the summer home of his family. has been called to New York on business which may neces- sitate a trip west and south before hif return
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Little. their daugh- ter Mildred and Nr. Little's sister. Miss Mary, of Springfield. are guests of Mir and Mrs. Fred 4. Hunt. Randall Porter has returned after tive weeks trip with a party of friends on houseboat from Essex, Conn. to Boston. passing through the Cape Cod canal They enjoyed the trip thoroughly, navi- gating the boat and cooking their meals themselves. During the trip they stopped at several towns, including Plymouth. at- tending some of the tereeutensry exer- eises
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Hasehen and son of Flztbush. |. L, arrived at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Fred 4. Hunt Saturday for ! their vacation
 Members of the Girls Frienaiy society of St Paul's Episcopal church in WILL mantle and the rector. Rev. Walter P. Borchert. had an outing at Columbia lake | Saturday, having very pleasant holi- day.
 Mir and Mrs. Ernest Ash of Brooklyn, ] N r., are spending vacation days in town at teh home of MT. and Mrs. Fred A.
 Hunt.
 Rev. T. Newton Owen. pastor of the Congregational church, was away Sun
 day. spending a portion of his vacation | in Albany, N. Y.
 I Miss Marie Foote Of Brooklyn. N. r.,
 who was 8 guest of Mfr. and Mrs. Fred A. Hunt during July. Is now at the home of Mir. and Mrs. George IL Champiin. | Saturday night doys obtained access ts
 She chicken coops on George H. Champ lin's place and killed four fowl The weekly public dance was held at [ Utley's hall Saturday evening, attended | by about 50 per sons, the music being very pleasing and the costumes hand 1 some
 Cecn L. Gates. connected with the '.
 af. C. A, preached In the local Congre- | gationzl church Sunday morning. the pastor being on his vacation His sub ' feet was taken from tho fifth chapter Of ! Ephesians. being St Paul's letter to the Gentiies on the home life. MT. Gates
 stated that the ideal family and church fife as taught by St Paul furnished the basis of our national life; the high Ideals of New EnEland colonial life hzd { placed its stamp on our American life
 which he contrasted with the present civilization in Russia. resulting from fhs
 elimination of the high family ideS1s- Mir. and Mrs. Edward Smith and chii- dren of Hebron were in town Sunday
 guests of Mrs Smiths brother. Charles | Palmer.
 Miss Ethel Woddrop of Jersey City. N
 J.. who has been spending two weeks ai
 the cottage occupied by Mr. and MrE- P
 C. Hyde at the lake, returned Sunday | last.
 Working at night on the new stat | roads in town. which was begun a eho-' time ago. in order to effect an carly com pletion of the work. has been abznconed
 as it was not found to be success