Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-29

ance work An award for three years regular attendance, gold wreath. was given Gordon Manierre to attach to pin previously received
 Miss Sarah T. Latimef was the leader of the Epworth league evening service, with the topic The Goodness of God. There were special talks on the topic by Misses Alice Satterlee, Grace E. Povey, Jennie c. Perkins and Caroline B. Free man. A trio Mrs. J. Raymond Perkins, Miss Jennie G. Perkins and D. c. Perkins, sang Count Your Blessings. Rev. c. H. Wright followed the topic for his sermon.
 The drive for the Red Cross. which closed Nov. 24. has been reported through the local solicitor, Miss Amelia Mathewson, the collection reaching s70 for the work. a gain of SIP over last year.
 1Ae nItn game in the pinochle series of seven was played in the Country club house Friday evening between the Pioneer Hose company club of Groton and the Gales Ferry Pinochle club. The score was IT to 13 in favor of the Pioneers, as usual. At the close. of the game an oys- ter stew was served, prepared by w. Fred Smith.
 At Rose Lawn farm. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Latham E. Smith, MT. and Mrs. Edwin Young of Waterford, MT. and Mrs. Avery Main and daughter Eliza beth MT. and Mrs. E. A. James, all of the Allyns Point section, with MT and Mrs. Joseph DeRusha and children. Helen and Joseph, were entertained Thanksgiving day.
 Mrs. Elmer Keene of Killingly was a guest at the home of her grandmother. Mrs. Eliza D. Maynard. and her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Eugene LaFontaine, in the Stoddard district, for Thanksgiving and the week end.
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard H. Chase enter tained at their home at Long Cove on Thanksgiving day Rev. and Mrs. Roder- ick Macleod of Hanover and Mir and Mrs. Richard Macomber of Portsmouth, R. L, with Mrs. Lydia K. Chase. MT. Chase's mother. also of Portsmouth, R. L, who has been spending a few weeks at the home of MT. and Mrs. Chase, but is leaving this week to visit at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Macleod in Hanover
 Perry Palmer of New York was a guest Thanksgiving day at a family party at the home Of his sister. Mrs. P. L. Norman, at her home at Allyn's Point having just returned from a six months trip to northern China, Holland, France and England
 Advices received by local friends from Charles Wiedermann, quartermaster clerk. U. s. M. barracks, Philadelphia, Pa, state that his second daughter, Mil dred, young child, has been seriously i'll with Bright's disease since Nov. at the cfildren's hospital in Philadelphia, but is now making a good recovery. MT. and Mrs. Wiedermann with the other chill dren, Eleanor and Barbara, are well and pleasantly situated at the navy yard Tn Philadelphia MT Wiedermann and fam fly resided in the Davis cottage in the village during the war and he was con- neeted with the marine corps at the sub ! marine base. Mr W;edermann received a promotion and was transferred to the Philadelphia navy yard.
 MT. and Mrs, James E. Whipple of the | Lester district nad as guests Thanksgiv- l ing day MT. and Mrs. J. Alfred Whipple and family of Millstone, MT. and Mrs Emerson WhipDle and family. Carlton l Gallup Frank Mitchell and Martin Nor. ris making a party of 20 at dinner Billiard Bruce of New Yorl spent the l Thanksgiving holiday at the home of w
 Fred Smith in the village.
 James Collins, Y. NJ. c. A. secretary for New Haven county, and family spent
 the Thanksgiving holidays at the home ot
 MT. Collins parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry i E. Collins at Allyn's Point.
 l NIr. and Mrs. Minor Moxley of Long i Cove were guests Of Mir. and Mrs. James
 Lee in Groton Thanksgiving day.
 Mrs. Harriet Avery of Mystic and Mrs 1 Hester Prentice of California, sisters O. Charles Comstock, with his nephew, Hen ! ry Packer, also of Mystic, were guest
 here at the home of MT. and Mrs. Com stock Thanksgiving day.
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