Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-12

The following is the programme az
nged for the twenty-fourth annual
mention OF the Windham County
r. c. t. u, which will convene N tIe
ethodist church tomorrow CIhuIs-
W:
.o0-Devotional service. led by Mrs.
c. H. Barber.
.30-Convention called TO order'
Minutes of last convention.
Minutes of county executive.
RollcalI of officers and superinten-
dents. appointment Of commit
tees courtesies, credentials,
county banner, national ana
state papers.
Report Of treasurer.
Business.
Reports from local unions, three
minutes each.
Noontide prayer.
Adjournment.
J. 30-Dinner in vestry.
Afternoon.
,.OO-singing. How Firm a Founda-
ton.
Greetings. Rev. Ralph S. Sush- |
man. pastor of church; Miss |
Clara B. Stokes, for the W. c.
T. u.
Response, Mrs. Carrie Avery
Solo. by Miss Emma Burbank.
Reports of local unions.
Department hours:
Press, Mrs. Elizabeth Lawton'
Sunday School, Mrs. Fannie Boss.
Willimantic.
Jail Work. Mrs. Lillian Bllven'
Central Village.
Medical Temperance, Mrs. Emma
Brown, Scotland.
Franchise, Mrs. Ella Bennett, VIII
limantic.
Reading, A Soak in Wun Ballels,
Hester tombstone.
Soldiers and Sailors, Mrs. Carrie
Griggs. Willimantic.
Social Meetings. Mrs. Jennie
Scripture, Willimantic.
Literature, Mrs. Emma Brown
Flower Missions, Mrs. Minnie AL
len. Scotland.
Moral Education in Public
Schools, Mrs. Ella Bennett, VIII
limantic.
Work at County Home, Mrs. e. ?.
Brown.
Five minutes each. followed by
discussion.
Offering.
A few words from the county
president.
Election Of officers.
Appointment of delegate to ma
tional convention.
Introduction of visitors.
Adjournment.
Returned from Abroad.
Misses Mabel and Annie Dyer, who
have been travelling through England,
France, Italy, Spain and Egypt the
past four months, have returned to
their home IN Brooklyn.
Rev. Denton ]. Nelly, pastor Of the
local Baptist church, read a paper on
1.-THE Pastor and His Study" at the
morning session of the conference OF
Tuesday.
Unclaimed Letters.
Letters addressed as follows remain
uncaIled for at the local postoffice:
Miss Leah Croix. Mary Richard, G. x
Brimidge, Robert McAndrews, Pit Pa
quette.
Frank S. Kennedy received his sec
ond touring car on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray A. Shippee have
returned from their wedding trip.
Boilers Inspected.
Inspectors from the Hartford Boiler
Insurance company have been inspect
ing boilers in town the past week.
The electric light company ha'
placed, a new fifty foot pole on Me
chanic street to replace the pole which
was nearly burned in two when th'
line became short circuited during {
recent storm.
Briefs and Personals.
Mrs. P. B. Sibley has returned from
g. visit with Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Si0le.
at Providence.
Miss Grace Spaulding has returnet
from a weeks visit in Providence.
Mr., and Mrs. J. Herbert Briggs, VIII
have been living at Oak Lawn, r. 1
the past year, have returned to Daniel
son.
Mrs. Alfred Davis of Norwich ha
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. DAME
Larkin.
May Basket for Mrs. Wood.
Mrs. Ardelia Wood, 81. received
handsome May basket loaded wit
delicacies from several of her grand
children on Monday evening.
A cyclist being lowed through Mai
street by a motor cycle going at a rs
mile clip attracted much attentio
Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Benevolent societ
meets with Mrs. John r. Davis thi
afternoon.
Harley S. Bowen of Fitchburg. Mass
is visiting at his home here.
Chauncey Chase of Putnam is visit
ing his grandparents, Mr.. and Mr
Henry Pray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ignazio Longo were
Willimantic Tuesday, called there
the serious illness Of their daughte
Mrs. Frank Lombard.
Judge H. {. Back Toastmastsr.
Judge Harry e. Back will preside &
toastmaster at the fifteenth annu
be held at the Attawaugan house c
Thursday evening.
About the Borough.
William Pickett spent Saturday ar
Sunday with Providence relatives.
E. s. Reach of New York spent SUI
day with his father
Mr.. and Mrs. r. z. Colvin had ,
their guest over Sunday Miss Liz
May Sweet of Providence.
The Ladies' Bridge club was ente
| tanned Monday evening at the home
| Mrs. Amos H. Arlington.
C. Gilligan of Stafford Springs spel
Sunday with his family.
Mrs. Oscar f. Bellows and son, Ma
| ter Rowland Bellows, Of Albany, N :
| have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r.
| James.
| George Stone, who has been spenI
| ing the winter In New Mexico, has r
/ turned.
| Mrs. c. c. Young is spending sever
| days with friends in Boston.
Harry Palmer of Worcester SWe
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. \
Palmer
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester B. Arnold le
Tuesday for Boston. where they W
J reside.