Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-11
GALES FEEo2Y
Sunday School Board Re-eieots offi- eers-Losers Provide Supper and En-
 tertainment for Winners.


 At a recent meeting of the Sunday school board of the M E. church off, cers were reelected as follows for the ensuing year: Superintendent Cort- land E. Coiver; assistant superinten- dent, Dudley C. Perkins; secretary and treasurer, Miss Alice Satterlee; libra rian, R. Irving Hur1butt; pianist, Miss Florence B. Hurlbutt. Miss Sarah Latimer was appointed superintendent of the newly formed home department; the cradle roll will remain in charge of Miss Florence Hurlbutt. Miss Jennie G. Perkins was reappointed teacher of the beginners class, and Miss Florence Hurlbutt of the primary grade Mrs. Perkins were appointed teachers of sthe junior grades, and Charles H. Cha pTnan and Miss Grace Chapman of the intermediate classes Miss Laura Perkins was named to take the place of Miss Kate B. Colver, resigned, and Mrs. Sarah Colver was appointed to fill the place made vacant by the death of Mrs. Thomas Latham. Rev. c. Will son Harrison and Mrs. Sarah Perkins will continue with their classes.
 Misses Marion and Mildred Rogers of Hartford were guests for few days last week of their aunt. Mrs. Delphfne Fish.
 Mre. Ellen Satterlee. who has been spending several weeks with her sis ter, Mrs. Lydia S. Maynard. returned recently to her home.
 Student from Ohio College.
 c. Allyn Brown of Hartford, a stu dent at the Ohio Northern university at Ada. O.. who came east for the hoii- the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Lucy Brown MT. Brown is to be ern- ployed for the next two years with the American Bridge company on the Ohio river.
 Mrs Harlan Newbury visited her sister. Mrs. Fred Richards, in Norwich Tuesday.
 3 Ernest Maynard of Bnlerica, Mass, his grandmother, Mrs. Eliza D. May hard. and of MT. and Mrs. Eugene La Foptaine in the Allyn's Point district
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Moxley of Bridgeport were holiday guests of MT. and Mrs. Minor MoxIey at Long Cove
 Mrs Joseph E. Carpenter and daugh- ter Alma of Fort Point were recent guests for the day of their aunt, Mrs. Lydia s. Maynard.
 School Term Opens.
 Tho village school reopened Monday morning with Miss Grace A. Chapman in charge
 Thomas Latham resumed his duties in the Drawbradge district Monday.
 Supper and Entertainment.
 The deferred entertainment of the winning team in the recent attendance contest Of the M. E. Sunday school was held at the vestry Wednesday even. ing. Supper was served under the su- pervfsiou of Miss Alice Satterlee cap tain Of ths losing team. and 3 social evening was enjoyed at the close. Pro- gressive games were played and prizes were awarded for the highest score. R. Irving Hurlbutt received the first prize, other~winners being Miss Elsie McGuire, Harold Mcclure and Miss Florence Hur1butt.
 Milo Benn of. New London visited his summer home here the first of the week
 Postmaster Samuel F. Brown visited relatives in New York last week.
 Auxiliary Meets.
 The local auxiliary of the woman's Home Missionary society was enter tafned Sa turday afternoon by Mrs. Sarah J. Perkins. The topic consider ed was Mormonism the Islam of America An interesting feature of the programme was a paper on the Early Days of Mormonfsm by Miss Harriet Brown Readings on Character Sketches of Early Leaders and on Mormon Rulers and Po1ygamy were given by Miss Sarah Lafimer and Mrs. Lucy HurEbutt Resolutions on the death of Mrs. Thomas Latham. president of the local ". H. M s. prepared by Rev C. Wilson Harrison. were read and adopted at the business session