Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
A Bulletin For Ssls
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GALRS EERRY

 Ferry nbrfry Friday Afternoon from 3 to 5. Mrs. Billings F. s. Cfandsif and Miss Povey poured -Afrst Walter M Sucking ham, Mrs. Emma s. Bennett. Mrs. Mary C. Watrous, Mrs Elmer E. Kidder Mrs. stephen NofpaaIi, Mrs. Allen s. Bush and Miss Grace Povey served Miss Caroline B. Freeman was library attendant The Library association Is indebted to Ed mund S. Satterlee of Iowa and his broth CT, J. Paul Satterlee. Of California, whose b6yhood home was here, for so ably di- recting the work of grading around inc library building. They have Befn assisted stone retaining wall has been built and, adds much to the attractive appearaIce of the grounds.
 food sale and ( sale of aprons, with children's frocks. was held on the lawn at Rufus ". .Hurfbutts by the Ladies Aid society of tho M D.. church from E to Friday afternoon Those in charge \ of the different tables. were: Home cooked food, Mrs. Charles D. Hoyt. Mrs Alfred E. Rogers. MISS Alice satteriee: aprons and ffocks. Mrs Henry w. Huributt and Mrs. Fanny A. .Mofthrop: aprons and lunehecn sets. Mrs Richard H. Chase !; Ic, Perkins; iemonzde, Mrs R. Irving Hurlbutt. The affair was largely attend l ed and about $50 was realized. l A get-together meeting is to De held this (Tuesdsy) evening at the home of Moves B. Aliyn to talk over and arrange plans for the annual community picnic. The Sunday morning service in the NJ. E. church was, largely attended by sum me- visitors and upwards of 50 Girl Scouts from their camp at Browns Cross | ing. Rev. W. D. Woodward prefaced his sermon by a talk to the children fror Psalms 34: $, 70 taste and see that the Lord is good" following with the text John s: 1s, For God So loved the world that He gave. his only begotten Son.. tha, whosoever believeth in Him should moi perish, but, have everlasting life"
 At the Epwortn league evening service Miss Etkei V Woodward was leader l with the topic "oniy They Who Know Can Serve
 Mir and Mrs Justin H. Peckhann. witf little grandson. Edwin Brown, Mir ana I Mrs. Harold :. Peckham and young daughter Nancy. motored to Jamestown R. L. Sunday. called there. by the seriop. illness of their relative Mrs. Alvin H Peckhafll
 Miss Mary E. Whittier. who has bee, a guest of Miss Ethel Woodward at tfl Nj, E. parsonage. entered the suegica l ward of the Lawrence Memorial hospital i New London, Monday
 Harry W. Keeney of South Mancheste is spending some days at the cottage her of his relative, Henry ". Keeney. of NeI London.
 Mrs .Joab Rogers left her summer hon1 here last week to spend ten days wit Hartford relatives.
 The Misses Frost of Montclair, N J are entertaining at the summer home C , the family here Misses Harriet Stuart an 1 Alice Vezin,. also uk Montclair
 John s. Bennett of Brooklyn. \. Y i, who with his young grandson, George { : Bennett, joined Mrs ennett at the. col tage Of Mir. and Mrs. Alfred E. voorfeC the first of the week. returned Thursda, accompanied, by Mrs. Bennett and Mi Mary Voorhees. Miss voorhees returne Saturday
 Misses Helen L. and Margaret s. Co yer, with Matilda Klenso of the subrnarir base, were guests of Mrs Fanny A. Mo throp Saturday afternoon.
 Mc. and Mrs. Nelson Parker left Mo day night for a trip to New York cit
 uBfa1o and Niagara Falls. to be goi
 some days
 NIT. and Mrs. Lewis F. Scranton. wi
 Miss Hattie H. Leader of Niantic al
 Miss Ruth Hotchkiss Of Stamford fnoto q on Rev. and Mrs. W D. woodward al ! family. Rev. Mir. Woodward was fo , nner pastor of the Mantle N. E. chure they being among his parishioners.
 Mir. and Mrs Frank E. Tolhurst
 Hartford motored here Saturday and a
 at their cottage during Mir Tolnursts V
 cation of. two weeks
 At the Saturday evening dance at u
 clubhouse the music was by Miss Mari, Moon of New London, vio1inist. Haro
 Sioat of Hartford. drum; with Ben Hun mel of the submarine base at the piano.
 Mrs. A. P. Anderson and children, VI t. have been guests at the home of MT. al Mrs Andrew P. Miller. returned to the ' home in Brooklyn. N. Y., Thursday.
 Miss Laura A. Perkins returned satu
 day after weeks visit with Mir al
 Mrs. Arthur Sittig in New York
 Mrs. Charles Winchester of Laurel HI . Norwich, spent Sunday at the sunirn
 home of her son and daughter-in-law, ' and Mrs. J. Otis Winchester.