Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-21
WESTMINSTER

Prayer was the pastors test al west- minister at morning worship Aug. 18th The evening worship was led by Mrs Frank Linnell and Mrs. Ella A. RoFst ef Brooklyn N. r.. gave a brief addrssE.
 The topic assigned for the Wednesazy home prayer service Aug. @ ss ''He. ss living epistles." and the Biblk reading b II Cor. chapters 3. {, s. 6. end vSrss. l Of chapter l.
 The annual church picnic vas held ue- der the tres on the church lavn Tuesday morning with a large number ef chilere5 and aduhs attending. The picnic lunch was delicious and abundant. Games were played. flags were displayed and pietarts NeFe taken of the children
 Mrs SheTIarison of MooSup and MT. and Nrs. MerTsott of Putnam EEe guests of NIT. and Mrs Frank LinnsH saturday. ! Aug. 12. MT. and, MrS. Mee>s Lirren of Moosap sere Sunday guests also. Mr and Mrs. EdlnTd and Mrs aa6 Miss Sund gren. also Miss Mad cline ESacu | and Victor Edhlnd, have bean in the ScdsrssFg hense for their vacation, have returned 10 Brooklyn. \. T. Mr. and Mrs. John Avsisn and thFse children. who were at the Hubbard hs1st | have rsturned to their home ! Mrs. Criah Bingham is lisitihE friends 1 in Wiliimsntic. --.
 sslve olssn returned Th1Fsday y-ts New York with waiter Mzscoste Of Fius- burg.
 Mr. ana Mrs George ASbst with ths,r little son of Pawruezst. Mrs Albeit es- ing a sister of Mss Frost, at Rose cot tase. where the latter is bo4rdihk thiE sAnmer with Miss LAnneil, visSed Sat uFdsy in the LinneN home.
 Mrs. Clarence C. BenStDnn and little Evslya have returned to East Hartford after a few days at Lengziew. Charles DeviRS of Windfarn. formtriF of this place, led the evening stryiet on Aug. Eth.
 On the 18th two evAnts s4traednk a number from this place were th& nnobcr- cycle meet and conttst and the Arnt (Eniesienary) Sunday ef the ctnp nneea- ing. both at wiaimantic. Mr. and Mrs HarTi Fiici left ratSday for their Port Chester houe Mir. and Mrs. Levi Clark and Ar. and Mrs Fred Newton Of New London Mrs Newton being a niece of Mr. Clask, Ftfs at the Linnell's Sunday. the i3th.
 Miss Bernice Cook of Preridsnes hai spent some days as the Suest of Mri Frank Gnnell.
 Miss AuEussa Bunce Of Riehmnnd fifil and Miss Stephsnsou of Brosklyi, <. F.
 are guests at Sunnymeade
 The comedy Lights Out. written jsans. | ly by Mann Page and MT. Dicsuey, Iass : presented in New London early this vssei ! and Mrs. Charles Robbins and thi
 Moodys attended as guests Of MT. Pare MrA Amanda Reed Ard Peter JeAkxbt
 of Brooklyn have been for some ttme al the sedsrbe-s home.
 John CFofts of Hanoytr pr4cAid ssl
 conducted the morning wcrshlp at 'wdgt
 ninster Sunday. The yearly ofEaar fs
 the A. NJ X was taken
 Mrs Ella Rowse of Brooklyn, Y. '.
 who has been for several we<l1 with thi parsona.ge people has returrsd hSras. , MT. and Mrs. George HalA Nuttine Sps , little son of Boston wAiie vis5snk It , NpttinB'e sister. Mrs. T. EdEl1d Daviis and Mr. Davies the pest week. eMsani , by automobile. made a pilkriKzke [, l Brooklyn to see the Putnam i3tpe Nr i Nutting was for two years prksldsr1 Q
 the Sons of the American RsSolut5on eni
 first vice prsSideut of the national scaie ". refusing re-eiection. and is deeply In
 tsrssted in all local pstriotic moremeat
 and places Of historic ilkareN.