Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21

The graduating class at Palmer Me- morial school received their class pins this week. The pins are shield shape, of gold. with disc of white on blue enamel background. The letters P. M. S. above disc with 13 on disc and own CTS initials on back.
 Baptist C. E. Officers.
 The Christian Endeavor society of the Baptist church held a business meeting recently and chose the follow ing officers for the coming year: President. Mrs. Fred J. Hope vice president. Miss Florence Chapman; secretary and treasurer Miss Henri etta Gridley: corresponding secretary, Miss Maude Wood: nianist. Miss Mari an Henry; assistant pianist, Mrs. George C. Chappell: executive commit zee Rev. c. C. Chappell and others lookout committee, Miss Susie Wood chairman. Deacon George r. Smith, Miss Rohie Boynton, Mrs. Norman C. Allen. Mrs. Charles Burgess; prayer meeting committee. Deacon Edwin $. Henry chairman, Mrs. Alice P. Mitch ell. Miss Ethel Boynton, Miss Grace Wood, Miss Geneva Smith, Herbert Rogers: social committee. Mrs. George C. Chappell chairman, Miss Henrietta Gridley. Lena Allen, Miss Gertrude Oken, Mrs. c. Everett Chapman, Fred Church. Miss Minnie Chapel; mission ary committee. Miss Florence Chapman chairman, Mrs. Ida Brownino Mrs. Melvin H. Furber, Miss Nellie Chap man. Miss Maude Bennett. Edward Smith: music committee, Mrs. Walter B. Jeffers- chairman. Miss Florence Chapman. Miss Lydia Olsen. Miss Car rie Wood, Miss Ella Rosenlund, Miss Ethel Wood.
 Celebrated Anniversary.
 Mir. and Mrs. Victor Johnson recent ly celebrated the first anniversary of their marriage by giving a reception 10 a number of friends. About fifteen were present. including Rev. and Mrs. c. c. Chappell. Rev. MT. Chappell was the minister who married them. A pleasant social evening was spent and sandwiches. cake and chocolate were served. Several pretty gifts were pre- sented Mir. and Mrs. Johnson.
 Cleared Over $40.
 Over $40 was cleared at the fair held by the Good Cheer Sunshine society -at the-fis1ne of MT. and Mrs. Frederick ~ C0mstocl The different booths were in charge of Mrs. Maurice A. Brown and Airs. Peter Taylor. cake tables Mrs. Fred Bitters, Mrs. Willard Brown Mrs. Thomas X. Dolbeare, apron table:
  A. Wocdworth, fancy articles; Miss Clara Woodworth. Miss Fanny Taylor candy table The supper was ir charge of Miss Laura Woodworth, as. sisted by Mrs Charles B. Holman, Mrs Frances P. Robertson, Mrs. Augustus C. Stearns, Mrs Charles T. Beebe Mrs. Thomas Watts. Miss May Ben ham, Miss Ida Benham. Miss Rather. inc Rogers. Mrs. George w Dart wal cashier.
 Briefs and Personals.
 William Johnson of Milford, Mass spent the week end with his brother Richard ". Johnson.
 Mrs. Charles N. Chappell. who ha- been spending few days witt friends in New York, has returned home.
 The Methodist Sunday school is pre- pairing cantata for Christmas. hold ing rchearsals at the homes of tn various ones taking part in it.
 Edgar Crowley, who has been on trip to Detroit. Mich, has returne home.
 Mrs. Albert W. Avery of Hill To spent the week end with her daughter Mrs. Clarence Avery, of South Wind ham.
 Work on the new house P. J. Alex ander is having built is progressing.
 Niss Clara Woodworth- is to leav soon for New York, where she will en ter a nurses training school
 The public schools in town close Friday for the holiday
 The monthly teachers meeting wa held Friday afternoon in the Uncas vile Tenth district schoolhouse. DuI ing the session the pupils in the Sixtl rseventh and Eighth grades gave clas exercises.