Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-29
JEWETT CITY
Meeting of Foreign Missionary Society Officers of Court Griswold-$128 Melted by Congregational Bazaar.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Congregational church met Tuesday afternoon at the home of the president, Mrs. q. w. Robinson. Mrs. NJ. l.. Grant, Mrs. L. A. Panton and Mrs ]. c. Hawkins were appointed as nominating committee. Mrs Rob inson told of Rev Sherrod SOules pa per upon what a. year has brought forth in the missionary work. The topic for this meeting was China. Mrs. G. w. Robinson read of the condition and position of China for the past t1lr- ty years. Mrs. Wheeloc1 read of the economies of the Chinese women. Mrs.
 John Whalley read of the pohteneSs of the Chinese. and Mrs Samuel Geer of the cheerfulness of the people, r
 being one of their most striking char acteristics Mrs. w. II. Cane read of a meeting in the month of April, which
 proved to be a very enthusiastic one, one woman giving herself and her four
 sons to the cause of missionary work
 This was followed by an account of
 Dr. Talmans work in China, telling of
 the large number to whom they had
 been able to give hospital treatment
 Washington's request for postcards was responded to by S1 cards from
 this society.
 Court Griswold Elects Officers.
 The election of officers to serve
 Court Grfswold. No. 1O1, F. of A, held
 on Tuesday evening resulted as fol-
 lows: Chief ranger, Timothy E. Shea;
 sub- chief ranger. John Glynn; fnan-
 cial secretary, Frank Mccarthy, re-
 cording secretary, F. w. Robertson; ;
 treasurer, Marcus DriscoH; senior
 woodward, Merton Bugbee; junior
 woodward A. Bacon: senior beadle,
 Charles Banker; junior beadle, Flu
 gene Desjardines; lecturer, l.. J. r,
 Tetreault: trustee. William Burns; /;
 lodge Dbvsicians, Dr. R. F. AgneW, Dr. G. H. Jennings and Dr. J. H. Me Laughlin.
 Successful Dance. Wallace H. Payne arranged a dance which was held in RiouX's hall Tues day night. and was largely attended. Ellsworth Burton furnished music and Prof Edward Warren of Danielson was the prompter-
 Congregational Bazaar Melted SIPS. The Ladies' society of the Congre- gatioual church realized SIPS from the 1 recent bazaar held under it's auspices Christmas Party at Brewster Home stead.
 A Christmas party was given at the | Brewster homestead, where were en- 1 tertained the daughters of MT. Simon ] Brewster-Miss Abby, who Is a teach ] CT in Orange N. J., Miss Sarah, Whc i is completing q course at the State l l is later to teach at Orange. J. A l Brewster and wife of St. Louis were i also guests, as well as their son, Fred | who is connected with one of the large l textile industries of Philadelphia. MT 1 and Mrs. D. Button and wife of Nor l wich were members of the party also 1 4 large Christmas tree laden wltf | gifts delighted Al. MT. ard Mrs. Sim | on Brewster were most hospitable en l tertainers.
 i About the Borough. ] Mrs Charles Worthington of Nor 1 wich wan the guest of her sister, Mrs 1 II. N. Wheelock, on Wednesday. l Mrs. Charles Hillman of Concord N i H., is visiting her parents, MT. ant | Mrs W. G. Duse.
 1 MT. and Mrs. J. II. Lee were among 1 the guests at Mir. and Mrs. Nathan ] Babcocks on Monday
 l Miss Mary Palmer spent Christmas ] at her brothers, Amos Palmer's, II 1 Mansfield. 1 George L,abonne. Jr.. of Fall Rivel l was in town Wednesday.
 William Murray of Yale is at homo l for a vacation.