Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

VIII be completed by that time and
would like to have the club open them.
1t was suggested that in addition to
having Charles A. Goodwin, the can
d1date for governor on the republican
ticket, present that an effort be made
to have all the other state candidates.
1t was left with the officers to name
committee to have charge of the re-
ception. They will also name menu
bership committee.
Vice President Cary suggested that
the meeting would like to hear few
words from Mayor Costello Lippitt,
candidate for state treasurer, VINO es-
teemed it an honor to have his name
connected with the club and with men
of such standing and character as the
one at the head of the ticket He call
ed attention to the fact that there is
but a, short time before the state cleo
ion and work should be begun early
There are difficult circumstances sur
rounding the election this year, In
the first place the new ballot will re-
quire much care in its use and thor
ough explanation. There is also
feeling of unrest and an apathy which
is hardly warranted by circumstances
and conditions. Every effort should
be made to elect the entire ticket He
deplored the talk by republicans that
republicans should be rebuked and
what they intend to do to rebuke the
party. In rebuling the republican
party they are rebuking the party VINO
has made this country, rebuking such
men as Lincoln, and others, includ-
ing the former governor who occupied
this house.
1t is a question of going from known
evils to those which are unknown. The
one democratic administration of re-
cent years. under a president larger
than his party and who was not at
fault resulted in the worst time since
the war We should stand true to
the government which has built this
country and whose flag is honored ev-
erywhere.
More serious thought should be taxi
en- by the apathetic instead of looking
for free souphouses and line of men
looking for work
The present condition is due to I'M
rest and lack of faith and it would be
committing a great wrong to make a
change He trusted the club would
be active in keeping the state where
it always has benin the front line
of progress and moral reform. CAP
plause.D
This concluded the meeting and ad-
journment was taken at $50.
The members of the club who have
been enrolled are:
Frederic W. Cary. Charles B. Chap
man, Edward Harland James l.. Case,
Albert H Chase, Arthur G. Jenkins,
Vine S. Stetson, Herbert B. Cary,
Shepard B. Palmer William B. Birge,
Ebenezer Allen, William A Aiken. Al
Ign L. Brown, Tyler Cruttenden, A. J.
Bailey, James c. Macpherson, Alfred
n. H. Vaughn, Edward E. Perry, w.
Tyler Browne. NJ. D.. S. Fl Reeves,
G. 3. Dolbeare. H. G. Peck, Grosvenor
Ely, Louis J. Hoss, Tyler d. Guy, z.
r. Robbins, w. r. Durham, Willis
Austin, A. E. Cherry, \. Parker, w. +
Bailey, James H. Warrington, Edwin
L. Rurnap Frank H. Smith Costello
Lippitt, Henry w, Tibbits, William
Caruthers. Woodbury. O. ROGERS, Will
liam b. Young James c. Fitzpatrick
S. A. Gilbert, Charles w. Gale A. D.
Lathrop. Charles E. Case, Charles S.
Holbrook, Fred A. Fox c. H. Frisbie,
John Z. Amy. f. l.. Dennis f. Sym
ington, John P. Huntington, \. J. Ay-
ling. Lewis r. Church, James L. Craw-
ford, George E Fellows John Dono-
van, Charles P. Lynch. John A. Bowen,
c. w. Barnes, A. S. Comstock. George
H. Stanton Lucius Brown. F. W. Les
ter, J. d. Hall. Justin Holden. George
H. Loring. Charles D. Noyes James
w. Blackburn, A. L. Hale Charles P.
Bushnell Philias Dion, f. j. Working,
George w. Weller George Thompson,
Luther D. Packer. l.. A. TilIinghast.
A. f. Reeves, John Reeves E. w. Yer
rington, George w. Whittlesey J. D.
Aiken, John Eccles, Joseph Wood, John
D. Sharples. F. H. TOpliff George n.
Beardow, James Graham, B. P. Bishop,
r. o. Davis. J. D. Haviland, Walter E.
Gilbert, George A. Davis, r. c. Jones.