Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-22
WESTMINSTER

The pastors text sunday at morning l worship was the same as the week be- fore. Worship GOd. Rev 21: 10. the thought emphasized being the personal factor in all true worship.
 The topic for the prayer at homo all tars next Wednesday evening, July 27, is to be The Christian Value of Worth or Worthlessness in Things That Change, Things That Endure. and Those Discard ed When Leaving Life. St. Matt 15: 44-52
 Mrs. Simon Rosenzgeig with her grand | child, Mona Raymond. went to New York with their holiday party.
 Master Frederick Martin of New Yerk a student in the military academy at Cornwall-on- Hudson, is spending the summer with Mrs. William Johnson while his mother revisitE in Europe and especially in Franco. where she was wounded in the hand and arm while on duty in Red Cross work during the world war.
 Mrs. Leon Lee of New York and her two children are visiting at Rosedale.
 Suly 13 the W. c. T. U. of e. town, Buell. union, had field day at the home of Miss Frederick OIney, it being her birthday. The affair was planned fer all day, and the members and friends gath cred early. An appetizing lunch with i several varieties of salad was served by
 
 Kinne is superintendent Helen Kinne president, Ida Kfnne secretary and treasurer. To them belongs the credit | as they did the werk, serving the guests preparing the feast and receiving a unan- 1 imous vote of thanks frem those present. The proceeds of the feast, held in love | ly grove, at 25 cents per person, went i for the use of the union. Later literary program was present l o5 ky M r&11af fa nvaf | of red letter days, on the topic of pre- hihition enforcement Mrs. Lillian Brink, a Canterbury state representative. told | of the law for enforcement recently en- | acted by the legislature, and 2 short 1 talk was given on how we may individ- ually help those who have to enforce the | 18th amendment Plans were made for future work, songs were sung and 9 small money gift, hidden in a basket of or anges.>r was presented Miss Olney by President Bliven, given in the name of all present. Miss OIney replied, express ing great appreciation of the loving thought and good wishes of her friends, shown in word and gift, referred to her self as having been W. c. T. U. woman in Rhode Island before the Connecticut organization was formed. and concluded by reading the poem of another giving her sentiments exactly
 
 from her niece and the latter's husband !, Mr and Mrs. Rodgers. of New York, with l, their little daughter.
 MT. and Mrs. Mann Page and Mrs
 Pages daughter Dorothy have gone tc New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence G. Blngtson ane 7 infant were at Broadview farm for tht week end.
 The many friends of Miss yiolet
 Young, teacher at Westminster Hill tht
 past year, were sorry to learn that sh,
 underwent an operation for appendicitis at a hospital in her home city, New Lon , don, Tuesday. Thursday Miss Young
 was resting easily and her speedy recov
 cry is expected.
 Wednesday, at 2.30 D. m. at the Piaini . church there will be a children's festiva with a talk from Mrs. J. J. Fields 0 ; Norwich, with speaking by the children and refreshments.
 . Edith Olsen has lately returned iron visit to her sister in East Hartford. Miss Signe Olsen of Norwich an
 Westminster and her sister Anna wer
 recent visitors in New York. Another public good time social at tn , parsonage under the auspices of West minister guild is planned for Tuesda 2 evening, July 26.