Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-14
New London County
OCCUM AND VERSAILLES
Frsnk H. Warrington Presents Me> rsoriaI Table to M, E. Church. Christmas Sale and Supper-Quar- terly Conference.

rsoriaI Table to M, E. Church. Christmas Sale and supper-Quar- terly Conference.
 A representative of a Providence engine firm has been busy during the past few days installing a new $50 b. p. engine at the Totokett company's plant
 A new heating system has been in- stalled in the Totokett company's boarding house. With recent repairs, the house is equal to any of the houses to be found in neighboring manufac- turing villages.
 The Occum company is making re- pairs on it's dam and waste gates
 Herman Leonard is erecting a new residence on his property a short dis tance to the westward of the Leonard homestead
 Another Memorial Gift.
 Frank Hyde Warrington has present. cd the Versailles NJ E. church an elab- crstely carved cornmunionS table in memory of his father. The table matches the oak pulpit set recently secured by the members of the Ladies Aid society. The table bears a silver plate on which is engraved In Memory of Eben Freeman Warrington 1S25-18S5. Accompanying the ble is an oak plat fnHn stand MT. Warrington recently
 zspte0 the church a pulpit Bible in
 f his mother
 gy Basketball Prospect.
 f7yTers of basketball have the prom ss of good winter sport, there being two teams to be put into the field. The following players have been signed on the first team: William Hill, Louis Colburn. Fred Caplet. Henry Froh- Rnandnr Hnrnar win act as manager and Louis Col burn as captain The second team play CTS have not been signed. Both teams will be made up of home players.
 Successful Sale and Supper.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Yer Sailles M- F. church held their annual Christmas sale and supper in the hand Eomely decorated vestry Wednesday evening The sale was well attended, Baltic being well represented by the ladies of the Baltic society. Under the able direction of Mrs. F. H. Tepliff and Mrs F. B. Bushnell the plans for the supper were carried out The ladies used for the first time a hand some new set of china. The enter tainment committee consisted of Mrs. William Kinder and Miss Portia F. Branch A pleasing programme was given under their direction. which con- Eisted of piano duet by Misses Jessie Sengman and Emily Rebish. Cook song by six young girls which was repeated by request: duet, Marion AL len and Jessie Sengman. Mrs. William Kinder presided at the piano. During the evening pleasing music was rem oered by a five piece orchestra: Rich ard R. Kinkead, mandolin; Miss Julia A. Mckay. mandolin; Miss Portia Branch. piano; Nelson Branch violin; Herry Sengman, cornet.
 The table walters were: Mrs. C. W. Perkins. Mrs. c. IL. Phillips Mrs. Will liam Kinder. Mrs. Arthur Baker, Mrs. Walter Speak. Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. c. W. Allen, Miss Marion Allen, Miss Eugenia Lambert. The food table was under the direction of Mrs. E. P. Baldwin, Mrs. H. A. Richards, Mrs. Irving Gregory. Fancy table, Mrs. c. H. Sengman. Mrs. c. H. Boyens. Sale table. Mrs. c. ". Perkins. Miss Cora l.. Tarbox.
 Miss 5;geio~ Resigns.
 Miss Ruby Eigelow, for the past year and ar half Ia very successful teacher c in - Versailles school, has been SDliged to resign on account of poor health, to take a needed rest Miss Thatcher of Jewett City has been se- cured to fill the vacancy. \ SdTbii ShGih hCily SOflIEi CHCSs
 At the fourth quarterly conference pf the Versailles M. E. church Tues day evening, District Supt. J. H. New land was present. Reports from the different activities of the church fhowed an exceptionally healthy con- rition- During the past year the i'm provements have been many. The Ladies Aid society under the able di- ttection of it's president. Mrs. C. W. Perkins have done excellent work and Through their efforts more efficient Work has been possible by the church. h7he unanimous wish of the meeting was that the pastor, Rev. Charles Smith be returned. The Sunday school ehows by its interest that much is being accomplished by the effective work of officers and teachers, the school being the largest for nearly a quarter of a century.
 A unanimous vote of thanks was ex- tended the district superintendent for she interest taken by him during the past six years in the welfare of the church
 General News.
 c. E. Sengman has resigned with an automobile firm of Boston and is ~ spending a few days at his home in this village.
 Eugene MattheWson is recovering From his serious injury received about Two weeks ago at which time he lost portions of the forehnger and thumb of his left hand by being caught in machinery on which he was at work pt tiie plant of the Versailles Sanitary k Fibre Mills company.
 Harry Swan of Taunton Mass. is superintendent of the Versailles San itary Fible Mills plant at Versailles.
 Rev. D. w. Adams of Attawaugan keupplied the pulpit at the Versailles 4. k. church Sunday in the absence
 Rev. Charles Smith. MT. Adams ave helpful sermon.