Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-16


 At the business meeting of the B. Y. F. U., the following officers were elected: President, Miss Happie l.. Brown; vice president, Miss Laura Lamb; recording secretary, Miss Bes- eie Heath; corresponding secretary, Miss Lillian D. Wilcox; treasurer, Miss Gladys Wilcox. Prayer meeting man, Miss Harriet Fish, Miss Laura Lamb, Elwood Lathrop, Miss Eleanor Lewis, Mrs. Gurdon Allyn; member ship committee Frank R. Wheeler, Miss Esephene Chute. Manning Miner, Miss Gladys Wilcox: society commit tee. John H. Patton, Miss Bessie W. Heath, Miss Helen H. Bindloss. Miss Ruth Rogers, Miss Genevieve Wells; flower committee, Mrs. L. P. Allyn, Miss Marion Wilcox. Clarence B. Nit chell, Genevieve Wells, Kenneth Bates
 Temperance Rally.
 There was large attendance at the Baptist church Sunday evening at the Mystic Valley Temperance union rally. The speaker was O. E. Ryther, Temperance union, and his talk was very instructive Special music was rendered by the choir under the direc- tion fthe chorister, Allen Rathbun.
 Silver Wedding.
 Dr. and Mrs. Alexander M. Purdy celebrated their silver wedding Satur- day at their home in Pearl street. They received congratulations from many friends and were given beautiful presents.
 Annual Meeting of National Bank.
 At the annual election of the Mystic River National bank, the following df- rectors were chosen: H. B. Moves, E. E. Moves. k. D. Evans, B. l.. Holmes, IL TxAr. ID xz1 A. H. Schoonover. MT. Schoonover be- ing elected to i'll the vacancy caused by the death of F. M. Manning, and the following officers were chosen: President, E. D. Evans; cashier, H. B. Moves.
 Injury Proves Serious. Frank Kuppers is suffering from an injury to his foot some three months ago It has not bothered him until within a week when he has not been able to walk on it. It will be neces- sary to perform an operation to re- move the diseased bone before it will be much improved.
 Birthday Party. Miss Erasatine Perry celebrated her 1 18th birthday Saturday and was given party. Miss Perry received many beautiful gifts.
 Westerly Team Coming. An interesting game of basketball 1 is looked for Wednesday night when 1 the Westerly team will play the Y. M 1 c. M. A. team here. This is the fourth l game in the series, Mystic having wor 1 two out of three.
 District Nurse Project Meets with Fa. | That district nurse will be secured for Mystic is an assured fact, as al ready over $500 has been pledged. By l the monthly meeting to be held in Feb ruary 1t is expected a sufficient amount l will be pledged. The admission fee is | S1 per year. which entities the sub. scriber to become a member. Tho president, Mrs. F. A. Coates, has beer encouraged by the way the movemen | Is making progress and is in hopes tt have the work started by the first o l March The ladies who have been ap- | pointed to solicit members are trying 1 to reach every one and give all { chance to take an active part in tho | work.
 Plans for A. o. H. Installation. | special meeting of the A. o. H was held Sunday morning at e.3' 1 o'clock when it was decided to holt l the installation of officers on Sunday l February 5. The following commit tee was appointed to make full ar. rangements: James P. Calvin, Justin Mccarthy. James McClave. Rober O'Neil and Walter Shea.
 Personals.
 MT. and Mrs. Leslie E. White are fl East Weymouth.
 Waiter Knight spent Sunday witt his parents in Arctic, R. l. Miss Helen Wilbur is visiting rela tives in Stafford Springs.
 Frank N. Gilfillan of Meriden is tn guest of his family at the home o MT. and Mrs. John H. Toxic.
 Ira F. Moves of New Haven was tn guest of his family on Willow stree over Sunday
 Mrs. Mary Church has returned |