Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-18
NORWICH TOWN

Miss Vivian Lincoln, chairman of the | missionary committee, will have charge of the ten-minute missionary program, ] to Do given by the First Congregational Sunday school at the beginning of the Bchool hour on Sunday. Tho Young Peoples Christian Endea vor service at e.30. will be conducted by Inc missionary committee The subject will be The Work of the A. M. A. Du-- ing the meeting a letter is to be read from the society's representative, Miss Ruth Beebe, who is one of the teachers 1t the Trinity school, in Athens, Ala oama.
 There was a large attendance of rel Etfves and family friends at the Sa- .red Heart church. Thursday morning at 7.30 o'clock, when the pastor, Rev. Charles W. Brennan, celebrated a months mind requiem high mass for Inc repose of the soul of John O'Connell, jf West Town street Miss Elizabeth A. Malone was in charge of the music At the offertory Miss Mary Buckley sang Dc Profnndis and for a waiting hymn, Jesus, Lover of My Soul.
 Under the auspices of the music com nittee of the First Methodist Episcopal church. a very pleasing entertainment was given Wednesday evening, with Miss Hazel Cruthers and Miss Florence M. Brown in full charge. The program comprised shadow pictures. vocal and instrumental numbers and humorous readings. Lewis Aldrich gave as a vo- al solo, Old Black Joe and with black ened face and suitable attire he made a fine representation of a negro. Miss Blanche Wheeler. dressed in an old fashioned costume, sang I Cannot Sing the old Songs, and for an encore she gave Juanita. The humorous readings were entitled Educating To a Purpose, and Weeks, by Miss Florence M. Brown i: and About Our Folks and Biddy's Troubles, by Miss Hazel Cruthers. Mss Gladys Cruthers and Miss Augusta Mill Ter were heard in several piano duets. A number of children assisted in the shadow profles. Refreshments were served during the social hour which fol- lowed.
 Mrs. James B. AIdrieh, wife of the pastor of the Methodist church, return d the latter part of last week from Taunton, Mass, where she attended the session of the Woman's Home Mission ary society of the New England South srn conference. held November ', and 2, at the Methodist church, where her son, Rev. Oscar J. Aldrich, is the pas tor While in Taunton Mrs. Aldrich was guest at her son's home.
 AN tme NONehnDer meebAME or Ghe Dor. as Home Missionary society connected with the Norwich Town Methodist church, Mrs. AJdrich, who is the presi. dent, entertained the society at the par. tonnage, Thursday afternoon and Eas,, verbal report of the conference t. which she was one of the 70 or nor, delegates. Mrs Frederick Coleman wife of a former Norwich pastor. i, president of the conference and Mrs William H. Bath. wife of the distric superintendent. is vice president. A he close of the interesting meeting Mrs Aldricn served light refreshments.
 Mrs. Stanton W. Brown of wightma, avenue. entertained Comfort Circle Q the Kings Daughters, at her home ol Wednesday afternoon. There were Il Dresent. The circle tied a quilt durin. he afternoon, also held short busi ness meeting.
 In her yard on oneco street thi week little Miss Caroline Hill picked DC tuniar and dandelion blossoms.
 At tho Methodist parsonage. Rev. an Mrs. James E. Aldrich entertained o Friday Mrs L. D. Howe, of Jewel City. Tuesday. Rev and Mrs. Aldric had as luncheon guests. Mrs Ransom Reid and Mrs Sarah Tracy of Jewet City.