Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-26
WOMEN TO ORGANIZE.
Will Form Auxiliary to T. A. 3. So
ciety-Addressed by Norwich Speak
ers.

Sunday afternoon in their hall on
Pomfret street St. Aloysius T. A. and
B. society held a meeting for the pur-
pose of considering the organizing Of a
ladies' auxiliary. President James Nc
Gam presided. About thirty ladies
were present. President Mccain re-
viewed the objects Of the meeting and
talked on the aid Of a ladies' auxiliary
to the society. Other speakers were
John Gilligan, Felix Callahan and
Walter Casey, members of the Nor
witch branch Of the T. A. and B. Their
remarks were in the interest Of tenn
perance and the influence a ladies'
auxiliary can bring to bear on a COM
munity in bringing in new members to
the total abstinence union. Miss Julia
Casey was named as chairlady ana
Miss Mary Ryan secretary pending the
election Of officers at a meeting to be
held next Sunday. The following la
dies were named as a committee to
frame constitute and bylaws and
attend to details Incident to organiza-
tons: Miss Isabelle Murray, Emma
Bellrose, Anna Grimm. Cassie Sullivan.
Alma Desatuck, julie Casey and Mary
Ryan.
1t was decided tina: the new organ
tary to the st. Aloysius' T. A. and B.
society.
Grange installation.
State Master Leonard H. Healey Of
Woodstock installed the officers of
Putnam grange in a. o. H. hall Mon
day evening. There was an attend
ance Of about $50 and the installation
was regarded as one Of the most salts
factory ever held in this city. Fol-
lowing the work there was a social
hour, during which many things of In
terest were said by the various speak
ers. Among those who spoke were
State Master Healey, Master r. c.
Jewett Of Putnam grange. Attorney
Charles L. TOrrey, Ernest NJ. Arnold
and L. o. Williams. Parker catered.
Notes.
Mrs. W. F. Rafferty, visited at VIII
limantlc Monday.
Rev. John Walker rector Of st.
Philips mission, assisted by the vested
choir, conducted a service at the Day
Kimbal hospital Sunday afternoon.
At q meeting of the Congregational
Sunday school committee held in the
chapel Sunday afternoon It was voted
that a collection be taken in the Sun
day school on Jan. 31st for the earth
quake sufferers. Voted, that Feb. 7th
be observed as Lincoln memorial Sun
day and that special exercises be held
in the Sunday school upon that date.
~ NtAN y hA4AOL ISlldEdNuI IlGELlIE III
the Congregational chapel Sunday af-
ternoon F. NJ. Wheaton gave a most
interesting talk. Miss Mae Fuller rem
dered a solo very sweetly.
Mrs. F. J. Daniels led the 7. P. S.
c. z. meeting Sunday evening.
A conclave of the Pages of Arthur
was held in the castle room at half
past 4 Monday afternoon, conducted
by Mrs T. J. Daniels.
DIR. Edward Perry delivered a lee
ture before the class in first aid to The
injured Monday evening at o'clock.
A conclave Of the Knights Ct King
Arthur was held IN the castle room
Monday evening at 7 o'clock
Welcomed Former Pastor.
Rev. c. S. Brooks of wellesley.
Mass, who occupied the pulpit in the
Second Congress tional church on
Sunday was given a hearty welcome
by the large congregation present. u.
the close of the morning service Mr.
Brooks received his former pc rishion-
ers most cordially. All were delighted
to have the pleasure of seeing and of
hearing him again.
Various Items.
In addition to the regular moving
pictures in the Bradley theater Mon.
day evening Elsie Ford was seen in
her Buster Brown speciality.
Mrs. G. Z. Shaw of Pleasant avenue