Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-01
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The Village Improvement Society of the borough, at it's bazaar held in Aus- ust. took in $500 for use in the society's work
 Dr. E. c. streater. formerly If t,ss Brooh, are planning to go obruAd. They will be gone d year. Mrs. steeter and Mss Helen strseter will saA eariy th.s month far Eheiand, where they will re ] main for a month. They wih ioir at Antewerp br. Streeter, Gardes and Edward Stfeet4r. who viii sail from hefa about the 18th, of this month. Their son, John strectsr will 20 back to school in the AdErondaclss. They ctN!ect to visit Ffance, and other countries, re- turning next saIInfler to Redbrook, their summer home here.
 Again stoHhGtoh can feme1lber an- other young man who will attend Ox- ford University, England, this fail | Rogai Snow, q stfnffier resident hefe. a nephew Of Dr. and Mrs. Henderson .5t Main stfeet, and a sTaddate Of Itarvari University. Chffst9rher L. Ward, IT,, l a former slifnitier resident, recently fe- celved the Oxford A. B. degree. Rdch- l ard Darrell, son of Mt. and Mrs Ed- 1 ward F. Darrell of Cove Lawn, Is tax l ing course there, also AlexAn nder 1toby, son Of Dr and Mrs William Hoby of Darling Hill.
 1 HSdleyf L B,rnhan, Of the Highlands, a former resident of the borough, and 8 graduate of StonihEtoh high sc1iooi will enter Storrs AKrici,turai CoipieHe i this fall term.
 Miss FioreI.ce B.. Quirntard of Poaeh- kespsie, N. T., will again be in eharks of the kindergarten department in thS l borough school, at the opening of the l school year. Miss Quamtard will ar. 1 rive in town Monday ! The Cornmuhity House asgBcia .lor here received liberal aid in carrying or it's work.
 ] 5t Lords Point some IS building lot. of over 2 acres near Ashwdfth avenue and Maple streets have ii6en donated to the association oy friends #ao w.sf
 to assist in carrying out he pikrs fo, a tennis court. playground for children
 and athletic feld.
 Rev. Joseph L. Peacoce D. D. rresi dent of Shaw University. Rale;Eh, N tC.. Wi, r<each at the ;n:1r.,i 1ty strvicf
 at the Rooy church Sanday.
 Mrs, Martha James. has returned iron Ia weeks fsit in ProvtdeI1ce.
 M. and Mrs William P. +iriiliia ana
 family are entertaining Mrs. ALc
 Holmes of Providence .h;s week. Mir
 and Mrs. Griffin are at thetr cottage q
 Warnphasset Point ana as soon as thci ; new home is finished on Elm street. vii
 move there to reside
 a:rs Eugene Atwood Miss Constance INtE oo6 nd Mrs. r. A. Hsrlin.lnil, Wh nave been touring Elr1;.e. salltd las
 Friday from England. and will arr.v
 in New York today (Ff:dlFl. Ms. Ella c Williams is enttftaifiiI. her granddaughter, Miss Carolyn Locl 1 of Brooklyn. N. Y.
 : Miss Annie Cnlbart An1 Miss Jean (
 Palmer. who have been aboard have re
 turned.
 ] Ben3a4iiin F. Cutler, son of Mfr an r Mrs. B. s. Cutler, who has Been touf ing Europe will arrive in town Satur day.
 W. P. Arnold Of New York, IS tn 5 guest of Rev. William F. Williams s
 the rectory
 5 Mrs Williams is absent on an auto 7 mobile trip to Deerheid, Masa
 The Girl Scouts here Arc -ehearsif. 2 play, entitled The Man Who Mari
 Duttb Wife" They are making the . own costumes and stnge properties. s Thursday afternoon the members ( { the local choir of the First Baptii
 church. entertained on the riazxa { \ Mrs. Joseph Hammond. on Main stree
 Mrs. Lewis Hammond. was in charl !, of the affair which was well aftende' f Miss Helen Hobart was pieasantll
 surprised Tuesday evening when friens . sat3fere at the home of the Miss = Chamberlain on TTumbuh avenue, at
 gave her a shower, in honor of ,hi . coming wedding with Merton P. Clark
 now of Spencer, Mass Many gifts wel sfiowered upon her, and the evsais
 l was enjoyed by all.
 Mfr and Mrs. Antone AvellAn and N f. and Mrs. Manuel Victoria will Sper ? the weekend in Bosteg.
 Mrs Walter Anderson and son, Thcc as who have been ependtng some tin a a abroad have returned hone. Dr. and Mrs Henry Thompson ha' = l returned home after spending month : 1 varatjoy, at East -Northfeid Mass.