Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07

turned homt after visiting their parents
near Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Willett have re-
turned from their. honeymoon trip and
are at their newly furnished home on
Lewiston avenue.
Mrs. Fanny Dixon WEIGH of Columbia
attended the banquent of the Woodrow
Wilson Foundation held at the Hotel
Bond, Hartford, Friday evening.
Miss Marguerite Cotter has returned
to her home in this city after visiting
her brother in Boston.
Miss Maisie Sullivan, Of Stafford, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
| j. Kelley of Chapman street left Fri
day afternoon for Burlington, Mich.
where she will continue her hospital
| work. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley recently gave
| a farewell dinner in her honor, many
| friends from Stafford attending.
Mrs. Estella Younk and Mrs. F. B.
Read, of Windham road, are to spend
the week end with Miss Laura Young,
| of Springfield.
| At the Fist Congregational church
Rev. H. S Mc-ready, pastor will preach
| at 1915 o'clock. Subject of childrens
| sermon, 1.-THE Last Token" Morning ser
mon, 1.-THE Sighting of Cyprus" Mems
| Forum meets at 1915 O'Clock. Com
munity meeting at town hall at 715
| o'clock
| At the First Methodist Episcopal
| church Rev. John Pearce, pastor will
preach at 1916 o'clock. Sunday school
at noon Community service at town
| han at IT'S p. m
At the First Baptist church. Rev. A
D. Carpenter, pastor, will PREACH at
| l0.45 o'clock. Sunday school meets al
noon. Christian Enaeavor society meets
| at els. Community sehvice at 7I5 al
| town hall.
Christian Science service is held Sun.
day morning at 1915 o'clock in the wo-
mans club rooms, No. 500 Main street
| Subject of Lesson Sermon, Sacrament
| Sunday school Immediately after morn.
ing service.
Churches. of the city win combine or
Sunday evening to attend the comrnu.
nifty forum at the town hall when DR.
Fehyi Haieh will speak on ''whai
China Means to the U. S. A." DR.. Hsiet
has appeared in many cities in this coun-
try and is rated as an interesting and
| convincing speaker. The singing vii
be under the direction of c. II. Gas.
well. with Mrs. Caswell as pianist. Pc.
ter j. Kinds is to preside, also at al
| the open forum which will follow thu
| address
The two sections on the WHhmantic c.
Norwich highway, between William,
Crossing and Lebanon, and Smiths Cor.
ner and Yantic, that have been in bas
shape for several days were repaired b,
| state highway men Friday afternoon ant
| travelling is much better. The deem rut.
| that have made travel dangerous hav,
been ironed out and others have beer
filled in with gravel
An excellent supper served by the La.
dies Aid society, and a. fine musical pro
sramme in charge of Mrs. Charles Merri
| field preceded the annual meeting of thu
Baptist church held Thursday night.
The reports of the officers for the pas
year were read and accepted. The fol
lowing Officers were elected for the en-
suing year: Church clerk, Russell An
| drews church treasurer, Archie Hood
deaconess, Miss Inez Brown usher Johr
! Luton; assistant usher, W. H. Peck.
ham auditors, A w. French and A
| H Fryer; superintendent of Sunda7
school, Harold Nichols; first assista mt
| Mrs. Charles Tryon second assistant
Miss Myrtle Hawkins; secretary ana
trea surer, George A Bowen, assistan
secretary and treasurer, Homer Hawkins
librarian, Chester Andrews: superintend
ent OF home department, Miss Slate as
sistant superintendent, Mrs. \. D Car
penter; superintendent of primary de
partment. Amy L. Potter and superinten
dent of cradle roll Misc Carrie Stiles
David Maxon, George A. Bowen an,
Fred Rosenbrooks were elected trustee
for three years. Miss Myrtle Hawkin
was appointed to fill the vacancy on tn
promotion board and the following com
u1ittees were also elected Prudentia
committee, Mrs L. w French, Mrs. "
H. Peckhan Miss Myrtle Hawkins, Mis-
| Inez Brown, Miss Ada Bowen, and Mr..
Frank Pendleton. Missionary committed
Miss Inez Brown, Amy L. Potter an
| Miss Mary Clark