Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-11
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 s-d.rar1 4 Lu. 2sts' L-t-n-s Jr-, rEl 6-tuTua}- Ce. es -t O cock iu the e,eainz at z 1 Si. t.a,i's. seshsdlst fspiser-ni church in : .S-,, lorss -e.rs. 1lr- z1a NEt- fiaocn fa aui fatnf Y have a E1nrnlr ht-lne lierc in - ! the su.a.e. wSese ths5 have speni many [ is,s.nnitrs- 8s-s Ess.-cn and her daughfer- | 1Ilss Catherine C. Kisdon. ieft hele l1st ! ,Sednesizy.- tAr last of the family To- Fiezre. for tilc.r home n New York city-
 1 very unusual sirht was observed Frr | czy morning at Gales Ferry OF tne \ 7s,z-.es when a flve-rnasted schooner was ] seen under tDwagc of fzree tugs on ore | side ana two tu-s on the o-,aer s'oe- The \ vessel carried bituminous coal 10 pe a1 charged af Aliyn's Point.
 II Aggressive Christianity, John h. 1.. | vas the theme Of Rex W.iD. WoodT1rus sermon in the M l.. church sunce5 Q [ morning As the day was observed 1s
 Laymen.s Sunday in he Meihouiss
 churches, c. E. coivcr. who was recent
 delegate to Wiliinantic to hear Bi2hep \
 Fred E. Fisher when he spoke there, gave
 a report Of the bishops address and aiss
 read a letter from the zlon's Herald. e1
 relating to the campaign work Ter tne
 centenary fund to prevent tn-eateHpa deficiency.
 At the. Sunday school session Rally day was appointed for Oct ,22. with sDec'A1 program. The committee on decorations was named, Mrs. Nelson Parker. Mes
 Fanny A. Moitarop. Ars- F. Irving hqrs- butt and Mrs. ". D. Woodward; commit tee on advertising, the same. with the name of Miss Aiice eatteriee added At the Ep~orth league evening service Mrs. courtlznd E. Colver was the leader. with the topic Get tho Facts to the kolkS . Mrs. Colyer and Mrs. ". D. Wood~arr q were in attendance at the recent uleettnt . h WiiitnantIc to hear Bishop fisnel q speak on the necessslry campaign in the .
 centenary work. and both spoke along the . | centenary line The local church IS one r | of those appo-tioned $leo. units of 2o.ott- churches. for the deficit in the centenary . fund, and se0 was subscribed Next Sun . \ 1 day VIII be observed as Settlement Sun !. day here h the work Of the centenary . | campaign
 Rev. Truenan Woodward metored from ' Wzpping Sunday evening 10 the home ci ' \ lis parents at the N F. parsonage. Rev.
 and Mrs. w. D. Woodward Monday ht z
 had them as his guests to motor to South 2 \ Manchester to, attend the fall meeting oi z \ the Norwich District Ministerial associa-c -c \ ton conyentng there Oct e-lo- z MT. and Mrs. John Barry and Mir and
 Mrs.- Walter. LaFoye. with Eddie Sim z mons. members Of the Bon Ton Girls. . company. were dinner guexts Of Mrs Sin-1 I mons st the home of tho latter in the J village Sunday. They were en route to- N Providence from New York and were en-- tertained by invitation Of Ar- Simmons
 at his home here The company win play
 in Providence one week, and Mrs Sirn-l
 mons Is leaving Thursday to visit there. he and will go 10 Boston later to visit Hr.
 S.mnons' brothet-in-law and sister, Ar. he and Mrs. J. H. Mahoney. n- Recent visitors al the home of Mrz ed Ellen Stcddard in the village have oeerl ,z- MT. and Mrs. Frank r. Hu,ibuft Frank
 E. Euributt Mrs Willizmson Mir. and. he Mrs. Lester M Hu-Ibutt and daughterl ms Marion. all Of Charleston. W. Va ow The last lesson in chair caning- given d. by Miss Gladys E. Stratton in. the Coun-, ag try club house has been changed to Mon, s-- day evening. the 1sth-
 on Miss Fanny Gray of Jedyarc spent ths a week end at inc home of Mrs Ellen sto6 .os ldzrd. sc- Mary Rande of Mantle was the weei. nd end guest of her former Sunday schoo les teacher Miss Ethel Woodward, at the M,
 B. parsonage.
 Miss Sarah T. Latiner was the guest of
 Mrs. Wel.s Lyman and Mrs William Ss Mitchell Of Palnertown on an auto trip to ''.,. Hartford Wednesday.
 es Miss Addie A. Thomas Of crotor and .- Miss Cassie Holman Of old Sayb7nok - who attended the Mayhower club birth " day party given in hoaor of Mrs Nelson es b. Robinson of Norwich Town at the .- home Of Miss Susan Mathewson here on ,.,. ~. Thursday. were callers at the home o1 . .sa Mrs. Fanny A. MoithroD that afternoon s Mir. and Mrs. Donald Irwin and dargh- "a ter Barbara of M. Vernon, \. T.. who w. are spending a month at the residence oi
 Mrs. Irvin's parents. Mir. and Mrs. Frank
 A Aplin, in the village. left Friday tc
 spend the week end with Mir and Mrs .ot- Apl.n at their farm In Preston
 ap- Miss Gertrude Allen of Aliendaie, Ldonl 10 Cove, who has, acted as clerk at tb, be Gales Ferry .postofhce and store Of Nor of man & Poyey for the past three months ded concluded her duties there last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold A Peckham closed ted their home at Long Cove and moved t the Waterford last week. where their dauEh eetsi ter Nancy will enter school.
 me MT. and Mrs. George L Dungan, wh: ms have been spending two weeks at theii eel. cottage on the Bluff. with Mrs. Dungan; lse mother. Mrs. Lillian Van Sciver, snd thei are daughter. Miss Lillian Dungan. who hay, eet. passed the season here. returned to thef esn home in Philadelphia last Friday ia thei 'uc- car Mrs Fleck of Baia- Pa, their guest ar accompanied them.
 on Mrs George A. Stanton of Norwich wa lses the guest for the day of Mrs. FrankliI
 H. Brown and Mrs. E. V- Mann at Red has, fern cottage.