Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-20
VS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
HANOVER
Womans Suffrage Attracts Large At tendance and the Arguments Are Convineingly Presented - Arlies 5, JeWett City 0-Notes of Interest.

Rev. W. s. MacIntyre, field secretary of the Lords Day league of New Eng land, will preach in the Congregational church on Sunday morning. The even ing service will be conducted by the Christian Endeavor, with Miss Tanner as leader. The topic will be Common Sense.
 Rev MT. Abbie of Brockton, Mass. preached in the Congregational church last Sunday morning and afternoon. Woman's Suffrage at Congregational
 Church. The meeting in the interest of woman's suffrage held in Hanover | Congregational church last Saturday evening was very well attended The president of the w. c. T. U. being ab- sent James W. Eadie kindly consented to lead the meeting, which opened with the singing of hymn MT Eadie then made an simpromptu speech, referring | to a somewhat similar meeting he at tended when boy in Scotland in 1887, l the object of which meeting was the | considering of votes for men, the Vot- ing being very restricted for men and not even considered for women, though one speaker wished that not only all the men but all women, too, might | vote.
 Miss Josephine A. Mclaughlin of New London spoke on the revolution of woman's work from the heme to the factory and the conditions resulting. Miss Anne Forsythe of New York told of child labor and the sad burden of labor carried by 100000 little children in New York state.
 Miss Emily Pierson's subject was | Why Women Should Vote She had the close attention of the audience. l A discussion followed, questions from the audience being answered by Miss Pierson and the other speakers. Food for thought could be found in both questions and answers.
 Several hymns were sung during the evening and the meeting was conclud- ed with prayer by Rev. MT. Abbie of Brockton, Mass.
 Personals.
 Rev. Mir. Abbie of Rrockton was the guest over Sunday of Senator and Mrs Angus Park.
 Mrs. Oscar Allen recently returned from visit with her daughter in Wilmington.
 Miss Jennie Gallup, who spent sev- eral days recently in Centerville, R. I. with her brother was accompanied home by her nephew, Benjamin Gal lup, who expects to remain here for ar l eXL0DueU NlSlI.
 Mrs Franklin has as guests Mrs Crowther and son Kenneth Charles and Curtis Borden of Fall River Mass
 Mrs. P. G. Dressing is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Ebbers, of New York G. Myers of New York, who has been the guest of his sister. Mrs. P. G Dressing, has returned to his home.
 MT. and Mrs. James Bennett are en- tertaining their daughter. Mrs. Harry Andrews, and children, Dorothy anC Norma, of New Haven. F. A. Gallup and his son. Orrin Gal. lup, and family of Homer N. Y, ar, , the guests of MT. and Mrs B. S. Gal lup. The party made the trip iron Homer by auto and expect to call ol relatives and friends in the nearb, z towns.
 Mrs. D. Adams of Boston Is tn guest of her mother. Mrs. T. s. Smith M. c. Brownel1 of Franklin, Mass
 was the week end guest of Mir. an, Mrs. Charles Harrison. . Miss Carrie Allen is visiting her sis I ter in Willington, Conn.
 James Whitehead is spending tw
 weeks at Lake Wangumbaug, Soutl q Coventry
 . Arthur Lannigan is enjoying tw 7 weeks visit in Providence.
 Claude Westberg is at Nantaske r Beach for two weeks. Q William Gitcher spent the week en !, in Norwich Town
 Crcquet for ThimbIe Club. The Hanover Thimble club has pur $ chased fine croquet set for the us n of the members and their friends. Par
 of the receipts of their recent enter talnment were used for that purpose. l. A public playground would be appre ciated by the young set in this town. Local Fans at Boston Games.
 William G. Park, James Whiteheat
 Norman Standish, Henry Smith an - Fred Goethe formed a party to at F tend the Boston-Detroit baseba = games on Monday and Tuesday of thi
 week. They also visited Nantaskt l. Beach. The trip was made by aut e and proved delightful one. a Airlies Break Losing Streak.
 The Airlie baseball team broke il l. losing streak last Saturday by defeat
 ing the Jewett City A. c. at Airl ; park by a score of 50. Page of Day u Vile pitched for the Airlie nine an H. had the Jewett City boys at his merc ' throughout the game allowing onI d two hits
 = Montville. le Roads Heavily Washed, h. The rains of Sunday and Wedne. ar day night are appreciated. sIthoue ,- eacn ram leaves the roads in wor, L. conolt1on with rocks and holes, makir is oravlng over them very unpleasant
 The dance at Smiths pavilion ";
 well attended last Friday evening