Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 4, 1922, Page 2

mumn FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1922 NORWICH BULLETIN Willimantic Offles ia 81 Charen Street Telepnone 1062 | P The sixty-second annual camp meeting of the Norwich district of the New Iing- thern Methodist conference will the eamp ground 1ere August undér the joint auspices of the mp meeting a #wich District The Epworth conter- League League. |énces have been held for the past vwelve Atrs, J. W. Hillhouse, Miss Marion Hill years. The program of the week i8 10 |jouge Mrs. Roland Jordan, Mrs. E. B. follow along the lines of tae previous ; Rrie, R of wind. (years Prominent Methodist ministers | el s g AL connected with other districts on- ferences will deliver sermons \gnstruetions during the week hoon inspirationa! addresses The e sister, Mrs. William K. Uncles of South QTR D e A Coventry. Requiem high mass at St e hathc Mary's church, South Coventry at 9 R Ay~ o'clock was suig by Rev. William H. T G Martn Kennedy. As the bBody was borne info Lewe, D. D.; Rev. Geor: the church Sweetly Resting, was sung; v "1 W LeBarom. T at the offertory. Ave Marla and as a the Camp Meeting assoc vhidx hymn_Some s:su an)r, Arrrrm- . . mittal service wis -coducted by Father B I Kennedy at the'grave in St. Mary's cem- mine ofiock at the Niant . W. Smith of Providence imustcal director and M will be organist grounds will be main] will be the | n charge of the Epworth league and will consist of ten- nis, swings. croguet, volley ball, quoits @e, on the playground which will be reserved for organized competitive games A lnen shower was given Miss Elinor Hiftheuss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs James W Hillhouse of Chureh strest, in & \and‘nm-down—a Ifiyou;lack {:cncrgy - | YOUR COTTAGE OR CAMP nable cost | lmay be farnished at a with selections from our large stock af lesed Furnit: Stoves, etc. ARD BROS., 45 Jackson S, Willimantic. Phens 632-3. mar25d JAY M. SHEPARD Succeeding Fllmore & Shepard Funeral Direcior & Embalmer #0-62 NORTH 8T, WILLIMANTIC Lady Assistani Tel Connection Kiliourey Bros. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS 98 Unien 8¢, Willimantic, Conn Phone 29¢ ilady Assistant) honor of party of 22 met in the lunch room waich guests inciuded Miss man, Mrs. jorie Church, Mrs. G. Everett Harring- ton, Burton Bartlett and Mrs. Smith, Misses Hisie, Barbara and Julia Lincoln, - | Thursday morning from the home of his ! through .its trustees, | hous 1 per floor will be used for the pastor's res | him. | Inspector Russell Harmon of the | state motor vehicle department made his weekly visit in town Thursday 0 Ex- amine applicants ~for operators’ licenses, her approaching marriage. The shower was given by her sister-in- w, Mrs., Kenneth N. Hillhouse. The decorated in nasturtium shadus. A was served. The Elizabeth ~Hari- Harold F. Taylor, Mrs. Mar- ious. luncheon M. Hartington, ‘Warrent Fred Mrs. (0 M Mrs. Homer Rartlett of Hartford, Mre. Mrs. Theodore R. Parker, Mrs. Raymond A. Parker, Sarah G. Baclus, The funeral of John Daley was lsld etery. The bearers were William Fiah- erty, William Wellwood, Ernest Wood- ward and John Clark, ~Killourey Bros. were in charge of the arrangemen:s George L. Storrs of this clty, who has been a patient at the state hospital in Norwich, for the past five yeass, diea ai the institution < Thursday - atternoon shortiy after one o'elock. M is survived by a wife afid a soh - Baptist. Calvary chureh soclety Albert H. Harriss, W. Flippen, Phillip §. Harris and Joseph H. Peters from Zepirin Coutu t and land on 54 The property is bounded what s know on the at the west property, barn ¥ Misdow Lans Meadow street announced Thursday that property was bought with th: inte of transforming the lower part house into a place of worshup. the tion The idence. Alterations will be started as as funds are secursd. Calvary Baptist Church society is probably the smallest in the state haying at the rre ent time about nine contributing in bers, who with their families make up ! soon a total of about thirty. Whe church now without a pastor since ihe 2 tion of Rev. Charles P. Powell, wno is now attending a southern coilege. Engine Company, No. 1 responded to a bell alarm Thursday aftednoon about 3.45 o'clock rung in from Box 42. The response was made with the hook and ladder truck and the pumper. The blaze was in the cellar of the home of George Anthony on 24 John street where a pile of papers had caught fire. The blaze was immediately extinguished and the recall sounded at 3.55 o'cluck. Charles E. Greene of Hartford was at Columbia Lake recuperai er an operation for appendicit obliged to return to the ho: vainly trying to Mi: Drozel from drowning. Misfortune seems follow the family, his son, Pelton Greené fell while in Madison Woodward's barn, broke his arm and sus- a w rescue Bridget to for Both fathor and & road to recovery. of this gity has entered “Sure Mike!' and “Mo- In the matinee horse races 4o take place Saturday on the Recreation Park speedway. The first is entered in the Class A event and the other in ¢ Class A and B event Rev. T. D. Martin, Episcopal rector, of . will be at the of the »f St. Paul's church ot the: rectps, Bev. who is on a . vacation Mr. Martin will not for the Sunday service He service pulpit in’ need of h! ness or other reasons can « A large number called at his headn; ers in the local police station duriaz the Archibald W. 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