Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12

Some Things Believe. John II: 17-27, was the topic.
 At the congregational prayer service Thursday evening the theme will be Christian Diligence. II Pet. l: 5-7.
 There will be Q meeting of the Latin rop Memorial Foreign Missionary so- ciety, Wednesday afternoon, at the Johnson Home.
 Miss Jessie E. Hyde of Washington street left Monday afternoon for HaS- ford and Is remaining over today Clues day). While there she will attend a committee meeting of The State Union of Christian Endeavor.
 Sunday morning at the First Metho- dist Episcopal church, the pastor, Rev. James B. Aldrjch, preached on Eternal Life. John 17:S.
 Hiss Gertrude left was the leader at the Young Peoples Christian Endeavor service at 6.45, during which Lewis Al dTich was heard in a vocal solo. At the evening service of this church | at 7.3O, Rev. MT. Aldrich used the same topic as that of the c. E, service, Some 1 Things Believe.
 Mrs. Richard H. Little of Lynden. i vile. Va. who has been the guest fol several days of her brother-in-law and 1 sister, Rev. and Mrs. James B. Aldrich at the Methodist parsonage, returns to day (Tuesday). Rev. and Mrs. Aldricf have as their guests until after Christ mas, their daughter, Mrs. John P. Com stock and her children Mary and AAer Ccnstock, Audobon, N. '.
 The December meeting of Dorcal 1 Home Missionary society Of First M E church, will be held Thursday after noon at ? o'clock, at the home of tn,
 
 | West Town street.
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 Rev. Francis H. Rose who with hi family Is passing a few weeks at n, home of his parents, MT. and Mrs Frank R. Rose of Wauwecus hill, occu pied the pulpit at tho First Baptis church. Sunday morning.
 | Robert Beetham of Wauwecus hiJ 5utchered two pigs Saturday afternoon which when dressed weighed 80 pounds. There was only slight differ ence in the weight oS each, one havin tipped the scales at few pounds les than 400, while the other went over tha mark by few pounds.
 By invitation of MT. Beetham a com pany of men friends from GTeeneHiil
 and vicinity, went to his farm on tn day mentioned, each having lent
 helping hand in dressing the pigs whic were just eleven months and 2S day old. MT. Beethan who had offered tw prizes for guessing on the weight of tn pigs. was the lucky winner, he havin guessed T95 pounds, difference o6 on!
 nine pounds from the correct weigh [ Four others placed the weight at 75 ' pounds. Mir. Beetha-n's daughter, Mis Grace Beetham, passed around slips ( 5 paper on which the figures were wri ] ten each unknown to the other, unt 7 the numbers were compared. Thos . present who entered into the guessir 1 contest with Mir. Beetham were Fran e Herbert, Henry, Charles and Frederic Prodell and Charles Pendleton g At o'clock Mrs. Beetham served = delicious chicken supper with all the A. n in,s, being assisted by her daughter Z. Grace, Alice and Dorothy Beetham. Dur
 ing tho evening Charles Prodell sar f . solo.
 z. Lovelocx Holm will give the addrel t this (Tuesday) evening at the Decembe . meeting of the Norwich Town Men n league in the First Ccngregatioal
 chapel His subject wln fbe Maxim l. Paper Previous to the address thol r will Do q short diacuHsioa by tho iea8r 7. on the Duty cs the United atates In tl naEarns E5geiA