Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-10
WEsTMINSIER


 In connection with morning worship | July 2d Westminster church observed the sacrament of the Lords supper The , vacant chair at the communion table 1 spoke eIoquently of him who had sat there on previous similar observances for many years, humble in his own estimation. al- ways; faithfulness personifed in all his private affairs as well as in those of tlse church and town, and ever mindful and Jealous for the honor of his Lord and Savior. With tender earnestness the pas tor remembered Deacon Edmond in con nection with the service and prayed for the widow, the only son, and the widow and two sons of his son who died last April
 There were several holiday guests in the audience: Mir. and Mrs. William Hoyle, Miss Florence Marsden. Miss Doris 1 Marsden. all of Providence, R. T.. guests of Deacon and Mrs Charles Barstow Miss Bentsoh of Jersey City and Oiin Jensen, guests at Longview. MT. and Mrs. Hynan and Miss Ray mond of Groton were guests at William Greenman's, Miss Raymond attending and 1 assisting the church school.
 The church school had a patriotic ser vice, consisting of the reading of the l llfth Psalm, prayer, salutes to the U. S.. and Christian Endeavor flags. patriotic readings by the older members of the school and patriotic story. At the close of the session Mrs. Meade was given an enthusiastic Cbautauqua salute by the school as evidence of rejoicing in her re- turn.
 At the Koch homestead are Misses Helen and Evelyn Koch and a friend for their vacations Miss Carlotta Colin, Dr. Mack, MT. and AIcs. Sobel and children James and Elaine, and John Bellizzi, all of New York.
 At Rose cottage. Miss Villa Linnell and Miss Minnie Frost of New York arrived Saturday for the summer.
 Miss Nellie Colburn. who is with the l Thread company in Wiliimantic, returned home for the week e-d and holiday
 Mrs Jessie A. Meade, who has spent . some five months with her daughters family in Pittsburgh, Pa. her sisters al g Richmond Hill, N. Y. her sons families in Hudson N. T., and friends in New York city, returned Wednesday, accompa. s nied by her sister. Miss Matte Bunce.
 Mrs. Trenor Rice, with Treno- Jr.. ant t her infant son of New Rochelle x. r.. 4 f spending some time with Mrs. Ida Short
 CT, mother of Mrs. Rice. Gustaf A. Carlson and family of Noos, d Neck Hill, R. T.. were holiday guests O f the Moodys.
 d Oswald Olsen of Jersey City spent tn
 Fourth at his home, Longview. d MT. and Mrs. Clarence G. Bengtson o
 East Hartford and their little daughte q were also at the Olsen's l. For the greater part of three week
 there has been cain. and more rain. con
 tinuously, or in interrupted showers. a
 times with thunder and lightning, wit
 the exception of two CT three isolate e days. and much damage has resulted i {, hay field, while the rain continues. y Miss Annie Hagopian is with he
 friends at the parsonage. lc Bonita and Arthur Dusenberri ar IS spending a part of theiC vacation wit ;; their mother in New York city. 10 Henry Graf who is employed in Ne el York. was a week end and holiday gues n in his home here
 se Charles Tarrent. his two children an ct his wife's mother Of New York have bee e. spending few days at his place here. 1e Mir and Mrs. George Baylis of Strai TX ford. accompanied by their son an e. daughter, are visiting at William Johl ne sons.