Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-14
MONTVILLE

1Tss French and son Robert have re- rrred from a trip to Quebec, Montreal, oyer the Mohawk trail and New York city travelling fifteen hundred miles. Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Church, MT. and Mrs. Fred F. Church and son Friend were visitors in Norwich on Saturday. The Montville Centre Congregational .hurch will observe it's two hundredth anniversary the first Sunday of October with a morning and afternoon service. Miss Carrie Simpson and Mrs. William sisson returned Monday evening from . trip to New York and New Jersey. There will be no prayer meeting at the Union Baptist church this wesx on account of the association meeting. Lillian Ritehie has returned home from Lawrence hospital where she un- derwent a minor operation.
 Rev. Mir Strong of New London preached in the Montville Centre Con gregational church Sunday morning, Rev. F. P. Aver supplying Rev. C. c. ribbitts' church at Danielson. Miss Strong of Connecticut college also sup piled the Congregational church at the centre as organist. Dunring the Sunday school session. Rev. William s. Beard of New York. who is visiting at the home of Miss Carrie s-prker of Dolbeare hill. gave a very interesting address, descrIb- Ing his journey in Dakota and the south and. making his audience feel that home missionary work was delightful deld of labor.
 John vauett. IT.. and family have moved into the St. Germaine house at UncasviIle.
 Herbert Richardrof Honolulu is visit- Ing at the home Of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Church.
 James Bolger and ,familv are moving 70 the house formerly occupied by the Misses Lyon.
 Miss Mabel Browning. and Mss Helen Lynch are enjoying a vacation trip among the Berkshire Hills
 Mrs. Charles Smith and daughter of Unca sville have returned from spending the summer at Cape Cod
 Miss Julia Wood of Norwich spent Sunday with relatives in town.
 Lester Dart of Oaixda1e who have been unable to attend school the past year will return to the Academy this fan for the third year of the course
 The Uncasville Choral club is receiv- Ing training each week from Hugh Kin fer of Norwich
 Miss Beckwith and. Mrs. Raymond Parker were recent Willimantic visitor: st Montville Centre.
 Mrs. Charles Champiin is spending $ week in Norwich and Yantic.
 Mrs. Lillian Phillips and daughter Doris have been visiting for a wee; with Mir and Mrs. James Phillips ot Greenfield. Mass
 Rev. E. P Aver. Miss Carrie Parker Mir and Mrs F. c. Schol1eld and Ray rnond Scholield of MontviIle Centre mo tored to South Killingly for Old Homt day.
 Mir and Mrs. Philip Maher and Mrs Ellen Chapel of New London were visi tors Sunday at the home of MT anS Mrs. Fred L Phillips.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry Church and Mis- Llyla Chapman motored to South Wind ham Sunday.
 Miss Agnes Atwood of Montviiie Cen Ire returned home Thursday from syra cuse
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred F. Church and so, Friend spent Sunday in Flanders, tn suests of Henry C. Gardiner.
 Mrs. Edward Beard, who has bee visiting Miss Carrie Parker, has return ed to New. York. taking with her as he guest. Mrs. R. T. Parker of WiIlimantit William Davis and family are nov Ing to one of the Robertson Company tens aents near the box shop.
 Elace Dart of oakda1e spent the wee end wl.h MT. and Mrs. N. C.. Allen.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Lawrence Abel of Boz rah spe1-t Sunday at the home of Mi and Mrs. F. S. Henry.