Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-22
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FrlQay evening tne last or lnr h- pr 'r- whists was held by Nina council at their home on Main street. A large number attended the whist and dance and the entertainment committee served refresh ments.
 Saturday evening dance was enjoyed at the Community house. The funds were in aid of the baseball team Phirs or chestra furnished music
 May 2S Bishop Chauncey B. BreTsteT of Hartford will confirm class at Cai- vary Episcopal church Sunday morning. A large collection of articles of cloth- | ing was collected Friday and Saturday here if aid of the sufferers of the Near East and will be shipped 10 hezdqus-ters. Sunday a special service al the Second Congrerational church was held and a
 worker who had been in the other coun- tries spoke in behalf of the work. | Mrs. A. W. wilbur. who has been ili during the past winter. has gone 10 Put nam. where she will visit her brother. | Work on the highway Between Pawcz- | tuck and Stonington has been begun by the state highway department and the
 road between wequetequoc< and ston- | ington has received its annual csatinS | of tarvia and sand. Places which need- ed patching have been repaired. and the road will probsbly be finished this week Funeral services for Captain John An | QEeNS were uelQ EI4AdL lA|AAttAA| . N
 clock in St Mary's church. Rev Father
 James F. O'Brien oficiated- Burial was in St. Marys cemetery. Stoninston. Captain Andrew Peterson, mister of IC \. Wayland's yacht Viola, ras Gr-
 rived here from New York. | Rev. and Mrs. George B. Spauldlng Of
 Cocoanut Grove. Florida. have arrived at Quianaduct. for the season
 Miss Harriet Woodward, former su- I .nM. I- has been appointed to the faculty of the University of Pennsylvania. in the music department Sls Is at present located | at Phillipsburg. \. T., teaching music Miss Florence Bush is a patient at a hospital in New London.
 John Shsckien is ili.
 The annual meeting of the Wcnans Board of Missions of the Second Conrre.
 Eational church was held Wednisda,
 chosen: President. Mrs. Dwight C. Stone
 secretary. Miss N. B. Trurn5uii. treas
 urer Miss Lizzie Turnbuli-
 Wednesdar evening shower was efr
 en Miss Mildred Perry at the horns o
 Mfr. and Mrs. B. B. Perry on Mar
 street. The date was the wedding ami
 verssry of Mir. and Mrs. P. O. Lam
 phesr. also Mir. Lamphear's birthday 1. Many handsome gifts were bestoued up | Vn 1ll@c
 II The Connecticut highway departmsn , has painted broad wfite lines in fh
 centre of the state road from a poin
 on Cutler street to a point on TIr street. Autonobile drivers are srpse. ed to keep within these ines. Fn stor
 in9ton many drivers of aufomobflf
 drive light past a trolley ear when tk
 latter is discharginE pasSsnrerr
 Friday evening the committees
 charge of the observance Of fhe erenty , fifth anniversary of calvzrv Eulaeop. t parish which observance viii be he'd O [ May 2s and 29th met and fornuiats - plans for the event Former rectorn i the parish will be present at the ae, 2 vices and an historical exhibit wIii be e feature.
 { Mrs. George Bradley entertained n e Social Chain Of the First Baptist churr 0 Friday afternoon. Reffeshnents we, y l served.
 e Harriet H. Potter. viii, of psul<s, 8 Burroughs Spaidinr died at hsr her d on q Main street 1fursday. h4siue r5 ! fered a shock Wednesdzv. She xss be. q in 1853 at New Bedford. Mac. H q daughfe- of Anthony Poff<r srs 1fs, Thompson Collins Mrs epaifinr n,
 been subject to severe hearf frotrsis t g was able Co he about. She if rrr-.f@, e by sister. Miss Mary E. Potter of-1e y'ton, who resides st the H1tli .Elaln-l.-