Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-11
Who is Going and Coming Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties.
New London County UNCASvHLE


 Recent Social Affairs-EIection Time
 Among the Church soeietiesrDam
 age by Gale.
 At the 10th district CUncasville) school these were the pupils perfect in attendance during the fall term ert Kennerson, Kathryn McDermott Melvin Robertson. Ward Young, Doris BuIard. Lorna Bullard, Wilfred Dufour Leroy Fielding, Ruth Kenerson, How nelly, Hildred Hamilton, Lena IaCasse. Alfred La sF1amme.< Azeiia Newton, Bertha Northduft, Alice Ramage, William Thorpe, William Devine, Ed IutZ.
 Presented Flowers.
 The Good Cheer Sunshine society's s last meeting was at the home of Mrs. Thomas Dolbeare- A report of the work done by the committee at Christ mas was read A feature of the meet ing was the presenting of a handsome vase of flowers to Mrs. John C. Mich ols :n honor of her birthday.
 Miss Grace Lyon, who is teaching music in the south. left this week to resume her duties after the holiday vacation
 the Woman's Missionary society of the Methodist church Friday afternoon.
 Social and Dance.
 Those attending the social and dance given in Hickey'S hall under the man asement of Lewis Peters, spent an enjoyable evening. Miss Agnes Hickey and Joseph Hickey furnished music for dancing.
 John Comstock, who has been spend ing his holiday vacation at the home of his parents, has returned to Wor- cester Institute of Technology
 yoJ~1 y<.<x t,rx her granddaughter Miss Edith Quinley, who have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Fred J. Hope, returned Friday to their home in Stafford Springs. Gay hill have been entertaining Mrs Edward Daniels, Miss Addie Johnson and Miss ErneStine Barber of Hart ford.
 over large tree near the residence of Charles Carlson The tree fell on the roof of the house. but did little dam age except to dislodge brick from the chimney. TT
 Mrs Henry Jeroms entertained srle members of the Quaker Hill church at her home at HilI Top on Friday afternoon The time was devoted to the dnishinz tieing quilt MT and Mra Jerome left this Week to spend the winter with their daughter. Mrs. Perkins, in Jacksonville, Fla sss9
 Miss May Chappeu, who has been q SueSd al LHG uDlI1S 2Is her Df0tH4zss Mir and 19f1- Le Grand sChapp6E. re- turned to Lakes Pond the last Of the week. ssis z
 Miss Ruth Long of Hill Top yes in Mantle this week attending birthday party. G.
 Miss A7ice Moran. and Miss Mar garet Burton visited friends in Mart ford Friday
 Sunday School Officers.
 The Methodist Sunday school Shose the following officers Sunday SAper- intendent. Miss lucy Al1yn; assistant retary and treasurer. Miss Eliza Geer; assistant secretary, Miss Florence Holmes; librarian, Robert Dodds: as- sistant librarian, Miss Ethel Cornet5- pianist Miss Iva Bartlett. assistant pianist, Miss Vera A1drich-
 Fined for Breach of Peace
 Tony Kriswick of Pequot was brought before Justice of Peace Wil- liam S1niddy Monday on a charge of breach of the peace He was found which amounted to $12-46-
 A private dance was given fin Hickey's hall on Friday evening under the direction of Misses Mary and Helen Lenfhan and Ruth Craig. Ye Fsire Harbour orchestra of New Lon don furnished music
 Church Societies EIeetions-
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Quaker HIn church elected the follow ing officers President, Mrk Mary Cornet. vice president, Mrs Maur- ice A Brown and Mrs Frederick E. Comstock- treasurer. Mrs Frank D. Luddfngton, secretary, Mrs L4eolin A Conastock. assistant secretary, Mrs. Charles B. Totnan, entertainment committee, Mrs. Albert Avery. chair man. Mrs. Frederick E. Comstock. Mrs. Charles B.. Totman-
 The secretarys rerort showed that the society has 9173 in the treasury. On Wednesday afternoon MrsA Henry Renham entertained the society at her home elected the following officers for, the coming year- Superintendent, Maur-@ Ice A Brown. assistant Harold Tay- Tor; secretary, Miss TheIma Dram; treasurer. Sylvester Jerome. organist. Barbara Cornet, assistant. Miss Annde Bifters; librarian. WT11ard. Nelson. ase sfstant, George Bitters, superintendent of home department, Mrs. Leroy P. Gracey- A report from the treasurer for last year showed 1o5 names on the roiI an average attendance of se and f3S in the bank.
 After the weekly prayer meeting Friday night the annual election of officers of the church took place. Trus- tees. " Henry Benham. Otto Law son. Sylvester Jeromes clerk. Mrn. Le- roy Gracey; treasurer, MrA- Mary Cor net uShers, Alfred Bitter4, Harold Taylor. The treasurer's report shoved that all bills for the nesY part Wf1ics, has reeentty been built on and cost all other bills of the church had been paid and there was t75 in the treas- ury. The new furnace which has re- gently been installed in the church vas used on Sunday for the first tiEae
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