Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-18
Mindha.l, County
Saspe< Melted About $ao-Naidwsnter Picnic a Sssoeess-4wy Poisoning from Infected Weed.

Picnic Stzccess-Svy Poisoning from
 Infected Weed.
 At 4he supper ee the Wezaen,s Mis- siorary society about eighty enjoyed the menu of cold meat, esca4oped Do tatoeS. rolls, cake and coffee. served uza- der direction Of Mss Grace Bates Il1e musical programme in charge ofs MISS Gertrude Arnold, presented these se- lections: Plano duet, Miss Josephine Keeney and Miss Arnofds trio, vdoifns cornet and piano Miss Helen Aopa<1ESs Paul and Philip HoplSSzass solo, Rev, M R. Pl1rnos violin solo Paul Hok,tasass recitation. Rev. NJ R. Plumb, Inando- lin and plano, Miss Elizabeth Ander- son and Nantine Anderson The even ing closed with the singing or popular songs and hymns by all present About S1B will be added 10 the society 5 treasury.
 Indoor Picnic
 A large number attended the mid winter picnic given by the C. E. so- ciety in the chapel Monday Games were played The music included a plano solo by Miss Marian Barrabee and a violin solo by Miss Julia Guild. Each one brought lunch in picnic fasn- ion. and hot cocoa was served by the societv The social was in charge of the social committee of the saclety, Mrs Ida Pegruna, Miss Elizabeth And erson, Miss Julia Guild and Russell Potter Ii is planned to hold a social of this nature each month
 Miss Edna BrinsInaid, who has been the guest of her cousin. Rev. M R Plumb, returned to New Haven on Tuesday,
 Miss Helen Larrabee entertained a few frlends Saturday evening in honor of her gnest, Miss Helen Harrington of Will1n1antIc-
 New President Chosen
 At a business meeting of the Ladies Frfx,-rJ JyzsaeyE caV4E a church Monday afternoon Mrs Ashley Anderson was elected president of the society vote of thanks was extend ed the retiring president, Mrs " F. Maine, for her faithful services Tor the last eleven years
 H. S. Eaton is on trip 1c Wor- cesIer and Vermont
 Poison from FIrewood-
 Mrs. F K LefhngxelI is recovering from a severe attack of ivy poisoning caused by handling infected frewood
 Congregational Church Meeting.
 The annual roll cali and business meeting of the Congregational church was held Thursday eyening-
 Among those who have been ill this past week with grip CT severe colds are Mrs. George Challenger. Mrs J. C. Fenton Mrs. H C. Lathrop, Miss Mary Frink, Mrs E. w Loomis, Keeney La
 Mrs. F. G. Billings recently enter tained her brother. and family from A1oosup-
 Mrs ". & Kelsey of Auston, Mass, spent Sunday in town. The mem bers of the South WindhaIn c. E. society have been invited to at tend the service here Sunday evening. A special service is planned.
 Missionary Meeting. The fcrtn1ghtIy meeting of the WoIn- ems Missionary society was held with Miss Gertrude Arnold Wednesday aft l ernoon with fourteen present. Mrs. 1 Guild led the devotional service and the subject for the afternoon followed, 1 being the second and third chapters of Mormonism the Islam of America. l Mrs. Pegrufn gave an account of the sacred books of the Aornons, all evi- l dence proving the fa1seness of their l claims. Mrs. Ndetzger and Miss Arnold l described the organization and meth | ods of the Mormon church, and Miss l Grace Bates read an interesting article | entitled Under the Foothills. !