Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-15
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NORWICH TOWN

In the absence of the pastor. Rev. James B. Aldrieh. the Sunday morning service at the First NJ. E. church was conducted by Howard Bushnell of Oc- cum. The ycry interesting talk was from the text II Timothy .: 16-17. Every scripture inspires of God is also profitable for teaching. for reproof. for correction, for instruction which is inI righteousness that the man of God may be complete. furnished completely unto every good work.
 Members of the parish and friends warmly greeted Mrs Reuben F. Rose. who was able to attend the service, the frst time in. year and a half. due to severe Illness
 Under the aus-ices of the social com mittee of the Methodist Christian En- deavor society a social was held recent " In the veStry which included q pro- gram of instrumental music and singing Later refreshments were served by the committee in charge.
 At tho First Congregational church sunday morning Rev. Charles H. Kick its exchanged with the pastor. Rev. Gurdon F. Bailey. who preached at Greeneviile Congregational church. The topic of the Men's forum was Patriotism. At the Young Peoples Christian En-
 
 Mabel Corrigeux was leader. Rev MT Bailey offered prayer. and throughout J Miss Marjory Merry was the pianist 1hls being a soecTaI service, there was | very lacge attendance, representing 1 Endeavorers from Hanover Franklin and Norwich Town Methodist societies. During the service Miss Marion Geer of Ledyard gave in pleasing voice I'll Go i Where You Want Me To Dear Lord. ! Miss Merry accompanying at the piano. | An impressive missionary drama err- ] titled If They Onley Knew was presented ! hy the contest girls and friends. includ- i ing the following; Vivian Linco.n. Nellie 1 Sweet, Florence Wheeler. Elizabeth l Avery, Esther Dur. Es;red AiQuist and two small girls. Miss Jessie Hyde was l interlocutor
 Two missionary talks were given on ! India. Miss Gertrude Avery tod of ihe l medical missions and Miss Nal lsarei i Chapin spoke about the Bibie women | For the ir rest of those in foreign land. vast | renee is observed unles. 1 those in h0mc-and and every churcl is interested in the foreign work. 4 col lection was ta,:en for the hanwork don, by the contest girls.
 Miss Helen =IarshaN Lathrop of Wash inston street is passing two weeks i, i New London
 Mrs. T. Parker Lathrop (Ceciie Hale of New Haven who is visiting Cant CT bury relatives, was week end caller il Norwich
 The last Of tue family of William s and Fanny Cooley was Mrs. Charles T Barstow, who died in West Haven Jul If in her sgd year. sSlc came from on cf the old Norwich families: her grand father on her mothers side. Nas Samu. Bailey, at one time the jaiicr at the ul jail at Norwich. Town. and it is als stated that the same Samuel Bailey wa in carly life an officer on one of Capt Paul Jones ships.
 Mrs Elizabeth R. Kinney and niece Mrs. William House. or Town stree leave today CTuesdayl to pass the mex few days with relatives in Providcnc, R. l.
 Having passed nearly two weeks wit relatives in Tannersfille, Pa. Miss Eliza beth Coffee retucned Monday 10 he home al Peck's Corner.
 Miss Annie Wnt:e of Danielson was
 week end visitor at the home of her si.
 ter, Mrs. Benjamin l.. Kennedy
 One day recently while taking q stro
 through Norwich Town an elderly won
 an not familiar with the cross roads b,
 came confused as to which way to retur
 home. Having called at a nearby hous
 stating that sine had lost hes- way. II
 kind friends to whom she appealed direct her brought out their automobi
 and conveyed her home. a favor nuc
 appreciated by members of her famil,