Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-11
BULLETIN NEWS LETTERS FROM ITS BROADENING FIELD
SALEM
Rev. Mir. CoggswelI Located and Be- gins Duties-District Schools Closed Grange Interests-Newsy Notes.

Rev. Mir. Coggswell and wife have moved into the parsonage, their house hold goods having arrived from yer mont the latter part of the week.
 Rev. MT. COggSweH has commenced his work as pastor of the Congrega- tional church, preaching his first ser mon on Sunday morning to an appre- ciative audience.
 Endeavor society was held on Sunday evening with Howard A. Rix as leader. A helpful service resulted from a con- sideration of the subject, Christ Our Judge.
 On Sunday evening, June 12. at 7.30, the annual Children's day exercises will be held under direction of the su- perintendent of the Sunday school, Mrs. F. R. Bailey.
 Choir rehearsal was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Henry A. Rogers last Thursday evening. There was a large attendance and a pleasant even ing resulted.
 The West Road school closed on Monday afternoon. Miss Edna D. Rog- CTS, the popular and capable teacher, served cake and confectionery to her pupils.
 The Harris district school closed on Tuesday. Miss Louise Martin, who has taught so successfully, gave her pupils a days outing at Gardner Lake which was thoroughly enjoyed
 The Central district school held their closing exercises at 12 o'clock Fri day.
 The Salem Social club held their regular monthly business meeting on Monday evening, after which social hour was enjoyed
 Plenty of Light at Grange.
 Salem grange, No. 166, P. of H., held their regular semi monthly meeting in Grange hall on Tuesday evening. The meeting was well attended and inter esting. A twelve-light chandelier which the grange has recently pur- chased was used for the first time. giving a brilliant light and adding much to the attractiveness of the hall. The grange has recently reduced it's debt and hopes to make some improve ments upon it's property. At the next meeting the lecturers hour will be in charge of Worthy Flora Amy E. Miner.
 Personals.
 MT. and Mrs. Loren E. Rathbone, Miss Celia Rathbone and Miss Lizzie Dolbeare were recent guests at the home of MT and Mrs. c. F. Mcintosh in Colchester.
 Mir and Mrs. G. J. Murray and daughter, Miss Ruth, were guests of relatives in Franklin recently.
 Edwin Johnson, c. Amos Johnson and Charles P. Johnson of Norwich spent Saturday at Crystal Spring farm. guests of Charles Ray and fam fly. They made the trip from Norwich and return in their fine new touring car.
 The selectmen and town clerk met at the town hall on Saturday after noon for the transaction of official business.
 Supervisor King made his final visit to the public schools in town this week. By his supervision the schools have been graded and better work &C., complished.
 Mrs. William Darling and Mrs Charles Malona spent Wednesday with friends in New London.
 Henry Teasdaie of New London, who recently purchased the Joshua Clark farm, intends fitting it up for coun- try home. With his family he spent Sunday there.
 Mrs Sadie Clark of New London spent Sunday with friends in town.
 Miss Lavina N. Stap1ins is visiting friends in New London and Mystic.
 M G. Brown and MT. and Mrs F. J. Standish attended the auction at Mrs John Browns farm in East Haddam on Wednesday.
 Charles Malona lost fifty-six young chickens one night this week A large rat found his way into a brooder and killed every chicken. The rat was cap tured, after the damage was done