Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-15

tend the exercises of the dedication of the soldiers monument to take place May 30 was accepted.
 Plans for decorating the graves of Revolutionary soldiers were discussed.
 Annual Meeting.
 After brief recess the annual mee,- ing opened session, at which satisfac tory reports were given as follows: Miss Bertha Sargent read her report as recording secretary. Mrs. Medbury as registrar reported a present mem bership of 9S. having lost the past year three members by resignation, trans ferred one member. and two by death. Miss Harriet R. Lewis gave her re- port as corresponding secretary, Miss Harriet Brown as treasurer, Mrs. c. D. Sharpe as librarian, Mrs. c. Nichols as historian. All these reports were very interesting and showed a great increase of the work and accomplish ments of the chapter. The follow ing committees reported work of the year: Program, Mrs George Vaughan; forestry and wolf den. Mrs. Medbury; China, Mrs. c. NJ. Fenner; graves of Revolutionary soldiers, Mrs Nichols; bylaws, Mrs. E. M Warner; ceme- tery improvements, Mrs. G. E. Shaw; library bulletin, Miss Mary Wheelock; ways and means. Mrs. J. B. Kent; i'm provement committee, Mrs. S. NJ Wheelock; Arbor day, Miss Edith Eos ter; magazine committee, Mrs. J. E. Kent.
 Election of Officers. Election of officers took place with the following young ladies acting as 1 tellers: Misses Harriet Brown, Mary Wheaton Edith Foster, Mrs Charles l Letters. With the newly elected off i cers the complete list for the ensuing year follows: Regent Mrs. F. J. Dan | iels: vice regent, Mrs. Newton Bal 1 lard; registrar, Mrs. Mary Medbury; l recording secretary, Miss Bertha Sar- gent: corresponding secretary, Miss Bessie Sargent; treasurer, Mrs. Ernest | Kent; historian. Mrs. George H. Nich- | ols; librarian, Mrs. Grace Nickoloff; ! chaplain. Mrs. F. D. Sargent; members | of the board, Mrs. $. NJ. Wheelock, drews, Mrs. J. B. Kent, Mrs. M. G. Leonard.
 Achievements of Past Year. Among the many achievements of | the chapter for the year is the com pletion of the stone wall around the Old cemetery, which has been a great l 9 personal work by the cemetery com mittee.
 City Notes.
 Mrs. Frederic Case of Worcester spent Monday with local relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Mary Medbury has been enter taining Mrs. A. Sykes of New Haven.
 The Misses Flynn, daughters of Mayor and Mrs. William Flynn of Boston were guests of their uncle, A. Moriarty of Bradley street Tuesday
 Miss Alice Fuller of Worcester has been the guest of her parents, MT. and | Mrs William Fuller.
 A meeting of the Clean City league is to be held in the municipal building | this evening.
 Mrs. Charles E. Pratt of Bradley 1 street entertained the Tuesday club yesterday afternoon.
 Miss M. Eden Tatem is visiting rela- tives in Providence.
 Miss Ethel Rowe has returned to Pawtucket, R. |. after a brief visit with her sister, Mrs. c. F. Waterman. Owing to the stormy weather on Tuesday the party from this city was unable to attend a farewell reception rendered Dr. and Mrs. GildersIeeve in Woodstock Tuesday evening.
 c. E. Social.
 Many attended the Christian En- deavor social held at the home of Miss Mary Wheaton Tuesday evening, which was in charge of Mrs. W. J. Bartlett, Miss Louise Weatherhead, Miss Gladys Murphy, Miss Minnie Keller, Miss Harley Corbin The eve- ming was spent in playing games Re treatments were served and the young people returned to this city at a late hour.
 Spoke at Nashua.
 Rev. F. D. Sargent delivered an ad- dress, "Reminiscences, before the Hol- lis association, of which he is a mem Der, at the meeting held in Nashua, N H., Tueseday evening.
 MT. Adams is moving his family from New London back to this city, where he has resumed work in the Windham County Observer office H. c. Meinken has returned from a brief visit in Brooklyn. N. Y.
 Rev F. D. Sargent was in Brook line, N. H.. Tuesday.
 Gone to Wnstsd.
 F. M. Corbin of Freemont street has resigned in Alabama and after spend ing a week with his family in this city has left for Winsted, where he has entered business \ with Frederio Stone, a former resident of this city.
 Miss Grace Child leaves today for three months stay in Hartford.