Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21


 brary Received.
 The church meeting will be held Monday evening.
 Free Will Offering.
 At the annual free will offering meeting of the Hanover W. C. T. U. in the. Congregational church Monday evening Rev. William S. Beard, pastor of the Willimantic Congregational church, will be the speaker. He will tell of the movement to organize the young people and what their organiza- tions stand for.
 Mrs. l.. M. Smith, who was taken suddenly i'll last Friday at the home of Aher daughter In New London, is somewhat improved
 Miss Marie Delaney, a graduate of the Baltic academy, has entered the Normal Training school at Williman- tic.
 Miss Sadie M. Bennett and Herbert B. Bennett spent the week end with MT. and Mrs. Nathan A Bennett. Senator and Mrs. Angus Park are spending week in the White noun tains.
 Miss Grace Tucker and Edward Tucker spent Sunday in East Lyme. MT. and Mrs. Fred Blackburn were guests over Sunday of MT. and Mrs. James Marsden of Pawtucket
 James Eadie of Boston has returned home after spending a few days with his father, James W. Eadie.
 Ernest Westberg is at home afte- spending the summer at Watch Hill.
 Return to Washington.
 Roger Peck spent Sunday with his family here. MT. and Mrs. Peck and two daughters have returned to their home f Washington. Herbert Crofts is in Auburn, N T., for week.
 Fred Gauthier is spending a week in New York.
 Miss Burgoyne of South Coventry was the guest this week of MT. ard Mrs. Charles Rood. Miss Marian Walker, who has spent the summer here. has returned to Smith college.
 Alfred Crofts goes to Storrs Agri- cultural college Monday to take B $. course.
 Herbert B. Bennett left this week to spend few days in New Hampshire and next week returns to the Lowell Textile school, where he is a senior Travelling Library. \S A travelling library has been receiv- ed in Hanover from the state library | in Hartford. These libraries are pro- vided by the state for rural communi- ties, the only expense being the ex- pressage of the books one way. Tho Hanover Tmmble club will defray this | expense. It is a splendid collection oi books to which any responsible adull in Hanover may have access by call | ing on Thursdays at the home N. A | Bennett. We'll Attended Entertainment. A largely attended entertainment wa. given in the Congregational vestry or | Tuesday evening for the benefit of the Airlie baseball club and the Connec- | ticut Woman's college William G l Park conducted the singing and Mis-. I Standish was at the piano All tn. numbers of the programme were ex l cellent and called for many encores That Haunting Melody was sung b, Miss Marian Walker, who was joined in the refrain by the following chorus Gladys Combie Eupherpia Souter, Elm | fly Tanner, Georgina Souter. Maym, Papineau, Ellie Abelard, Ruth Abelard James Whitehead, Harlan Harrison Herbert Crofts. Arthur Lannigan. Jo seph Bessett, Albert Babbitt. Mis- Walker then read a selection from Tn Golden Age. Till the Sands of tn Desert Grow Cold was sung by w. G | Park. Encore, Rolling Down to Rec Song, So Long. Mary, by Miss Dor. Papineau and chorus reading from c, Whittaker's Place by Miss Walker song, Moonlight Bay. by James White head and chorus. Ice cream wa served.
 Address on Prohibition.
 The prohibition, prosperity ant progress automobile, campaigners vii come to Hanover Congregations church Sept 24th at 8 p. m. A. Jud son Bolster of New York will addres the meeting on The Issues of the Cam paign.
 Mrs. NSquirss Recovering.
 Mrs. Clifford C. Squires of Plainfleld | injured on Sunday when thrown iron her carriage, is at Backus hospital an shows signs of improvement. Tn children and Miss Squires were care for and spent the night with Mrs. K W. Bingham. Recently the Squire family lost a barn and stock and tn trip was in the nature of an outing t relieve Mrs. Squires' mind.