Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-23
SALEM
Nominating Committee Appointed Fer Annual Church MeetiBs-orangs ln. tereSts-Personals.

Rev. T. A. Williams preached an able ssrul0n last Sunday morning from the text found in Matt. 12:21. In His Name Shall the 0enfiles Trust
 brief preparatory business meet ing of the church was held aftr the morning service. Deacon Charles A. Williams read a lotter from the First Congregational church of Mar4etts, Ohio recommending Rev, T. A. WILL iazns to the full fellowship of the Salem Congregational church. The letter was accepted by the clTurch. Tt was voted to elect the Superintendent of the Sunday school at the annn9l meeting or the church and to hear repOrtsf rom the leading officials of the various SO cisstss esnnected with the church. A nominating committee was appointed to recommend names of persons suit able to i'll the offices of the church dur ing the coming year. The following church members were chosun to serve on the committee. Rev T. A. Williams, chairman; Albert Morgan, Rathaniei Clark and F. R. Bailey.
 Easter Concert. l Preparations are under way in the l Sunday school for an Easter concert The Ladies Aid society met aN the par sonage Thursday afternoon and besides other work tied silkoline quilt for l Mrs. Bertha Williams ! State Supervisor A. N. Potter of WUlimantic attended the meeting of the Central school last Thursday i evening and visited the schools while 1 in town.
 Salem grange held an open meeting in Grange hall last Thursday evening. Miss Eva M, 5tandish pleased the com pany with her recitation. "The light on dead mans reef"
 The wind and rain s4orn of isst Friday did little damage about town save the roads which were made al- most impossible with fallen limbs and washouts.
 Driving Accident.
 While going home from the Endsavor service on Sunday evenina the horse driven by James Lane stepped into a hole in the road falling and throwing Mir. Lane over the dashboard. Aside from broken shafts for the buggy and a severe shaking up for Mir. Lane no damage resulted. MT. Lans and Nrp Josephine Hart were riding with Mir Lane at the time, but escaped without harm.
 Mrs. W. oW. Hanney figured ia e driving accident on Monday that might have resulted seriously had 1t not been for the timely assistance of Nathaniel Clark and Winfield Henney who hap pened to be at work close by the road side. While Mrs. Hanney was return ing from school with her children, Vel lesley and Catherine, the horse kick ed over the crossbar, throwing him self and breaking the shafts. Mrs Hanney and children were badly frightened but escaped injury.
 An automobile coming from New Hork on Tuesday was unable to cut it's way through the mud on Salem street so the services of J. Frank Ros- CTS and pair of horses were secured to take the auto to it's destination near Gardner Lake.
 The Strickland house, owned by j.. F. Rogers, is being repaired and made ready for occupancy. When the re- pairs are completed the family of Carl Rogers will move in.
 Austin EiX has secured employment on WOOdridBe farms and commenced work Monday.
 William Raymond left town satur- day after spending the winter al the home of his. sister, Airs. J. Raymond Douglass.
 Early cottasers.
 Messrs. Jones ana Gay of New Lea don opened the Jones cottage on Sun , day for the first time this season. They ci c tAdlthiIlE lD 7ltNfA NilcA Lllne khk summer in their quiet rural retreat
 Mrs. Remington of Nilimautic anS Mrs. Steadman Of Holycke, who were called here O naccouut of the sariouF . illness of lheir parents. Mir. and Mrs 4. Fl. Darling have roturTed home.
 Miss L.i5a Daring of New London 70 spending some time st the home of her parents, Mir. and Ara A. n. Dar' '- !, ing.
 7 The '. $. c. E. service will be led } next Sunday evening by W. n. Mar vim.