Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-30

Miss Gladys E. Stratton of the farm bureau, resumed lessons in chair can ing, Tuesday evening, in the Country club house. Miss Stratton will give the concluding lesson Monday evening, Oct. 2.
 At the business meeting of the Village Improvement Association in the Coun- try clubhouse Monday evening, the president, D. R. Povey, presided. The secretary. Nelson Parker, read the min utes of the last meeting, which were ac- cepted. Mrs. Walter M. Buckingham re- ported in the educational line, that a schedule of classes, under the direction farm bureau, would be announced next week. Miss Caroline B. Freeman, direc- tor of the Junior society announced fine work, done by them, in giving the en- tertainments, the past season, one in the clubhouse, and one-on Miss Freeman's s lawn, The Enchanted Garden, by which the Juniors were able to give the sum of SIS to the library and $35 to the Country club. Treasurer Walter M. Buckingham reported the purchase of two fve-gallon water pumps by the as- sociation, for use in grass and brush fires. Matters for protection from fires were discussed. Plans for street light ing were under advisement, and the mat ter of attendance of members at meet  ings.
 Mrs. Charles Chittenden of New Lon don and MT. and Mrs. S. Eugene Smith of Norwich were guests at the summer home of Mrs. Franklin H. Browns on Tuesday.
 | Mrs. Dudley c. Perkins and daughter | Miss Jennie G. Perkins left Tuesday ev- ening for vacation trip up the Hudson and a few days with Mrs. Perkins son 1 T Dorlr oY,I foy iIxy in ark, N. J.
 Mrs Sherwood Avery of Norwich Town and Mrs. Arthur c. Fuller of New London were dinner guests of Mrs. liar mon L. Perkins Tuesday. Mrs. Avery remained oyer night and was the gues
 of Mrs. Monett Lawson Wednesday. 1 Mrs Della Nash, who has beea { guest at the home of Nathan A. Gibb
 and his daughter, Miss Gibbs, returned Monday to her home in Newark, N. J. Hilliard Bruce of Northampton, Mass.
 was at the Ferry Wednesday. Several cottages on he Bluff are sti! occupied
 Mrs. Peter c. Wright and son liar mon, left Friday. for Yonkers. N. Y but expect to return to their cottage fo
 the final closing.
 Nelson Parker left Tuesday on his an
 nual fall business trip, covering north
 ern New York, Massachusetts and Con
 necticut, during period of three weeks
 Mrs Latham B. Smith and Trac
 Smith motored to Preston Sunday af ternoon and called on MT. and Mir:
 Frank A. Aplin, of the village at thei
 dahlia farm.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard H. Chase, an
 sons of Long Cove, were recent guest for the day of Rev. and Mrs. Roderic . lMacT.e .eod at Hanover
 Miss Susan Mathewson left Tuesda
 to visit her nephew. Attorney Earl Ma thewso hand family, in Norwich.
 J. Edmund Norman. assistant post master. is taking two weeks vacation Miss Abbie A. Aldrich, who has bee V the guest of Mrs. W. D. Woodwald 2 the M. E. parsonage for two weeks, II
 turned Monday to Providence. ! The Long Cove contingent of the !
 E. Ladies' Aid society met recently ;
 the home of Mrs. Everett T. Bruce. Tn
 week the meeting will be at the hon
 of Mrs. Monett Lawson. Q MT. and Mrs Adelbert Fairfield : Putnam with their relatives MT. an s Mrs. Clark of Worcester. Mass. motort . to Allyn's Point from Colchester Mol s day to visit Mir. Fairf1eld's brother ar r sister-in-law, MT. and Mrs. A. L. Tai t field while en route to their home. : Work has been begun on a cemel 2 walk around Twin Oak cottage for Ca g ". Brown.
 Rev. ". D. Woodward expects to Q