Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-17
CENTRAL VILLAGE
North Painfield Ecclesiastical so-
 ciety Votes To Call Rev. Lindiey Gordon of Yale-Force of the Gale.


 ciety Votes To Gall Rev. Lindley
 Gordon of Yale-Force of the Gale.
 Mrs. Edwin Kennedy has been re- elected president of the Cheerful Doers circle of Kings Daughters, for the twentieth year.
 The annual meeting of the Wom- ans Foreign Missionary Society was held Monday afternoon al the home of Mrs William Simmons.
 Rev. Idndley Gordon, of Yale was entertained Sunday at the home of Mrs. George Loring4 Mr and Mrs. Edward Smith and daughter Hazel of New London are at the home of MT. Smiths parents, Mir and Mrs Esec Smith for -an in definite stay.
 Husbands Death Follows Wife's. Mr. and Mrs George Gadbois have been in Mystic to attend the funeral of Mir Gadbois' brother -in-law They were there a few weeks ago to at | tend the funeral of his wife, MT. Cad bois' sister. who was well known here.
 A Marrow Escape. Patrick Loughran was doing some i repairing on the chimney at one. of l the Palmer houses, during one of the I hard gales of wind and fearing an i accident, left the roof. He was on the ground but a short time when the staging fell.
 | l Sunday in Wickford, R. I. Mrs Judson Gardner is entertain ing her mother, Mrs. Peto and her l little nephew who have been spending 1 several weeks in Kew York. Jeremiah Elliott visited his sister 1 Mrs. Arthur Bavaria in Westerly,
 Miss Sylvia Perry of Amherst Mass, sang at church Suneay, The 1 Lord is My Shepherd" Miss Perry ! .f at whose home she is guest. Mrs. Frank Medbury has returned from East Hadley, Mass.
 III In Rockville. Mrs. Burt Cook has been in Rock | vile to visit MT. Cooks mother, Mrs Eliza Cook, who has been critically i'll. Mrs. Cook makes her heme here and Frederick. She is i'll at the homt of her daughter where she has beer spending a few weeks. Mrs. John L. Cha pman has been z guest in River Point, R. L.. at the home of Rev. George Benedict. for merly, pastor of the Congregations church in this village.
 Ralph Street has been critically il 1 with congestion of the lungs.
 Frederick, the three-year-oid son ot Fredrick Pagan remains very ill, hay ing had branehial pneumonia witt i the whOoping cough.
 Church Supper
 The members of the Ladies' Ait Society served baked bean supper at the church dining room Wednesday evening
 IL The Eucliea club met at their clut room Tuesday evening.
 Fall Proved Fatal.
 Mrs. James Popple, Conrad Popple and Miss Barbara POpple are il SAo1Wxil1n Pa attend the lnOPTa of Mrs. Topples mother, who diet from the effects of a fall.
 Mrs. William Jowett is recovering from an operation recently performed ] at 8 hospital in Worcester.
 Henry E. Lewis has been Visito with Norwich friends.
 Miss Anna Wilcox has returned from Norwich Town where she hai been the guest of her aunt, Mis- Emily Wilcox.
 Annual Church Meeting.
 The annual meeting of the 71orl Plainheld Ecclesiastical Society Wa held at the church pariOTs Frida. evening. The report of the treasure was read and accepted. The repor showed the total receipts to have beel sSg3.14, and the total expenditure SS7457 The following officers wer, committee, Frank H. Tillinghast, Her man B. Chapman and Charles Bragg treasurer, l.. Howard Crossi clerk ] Willis Torrey. It was voted to en gage Rev, Lindiey Gordon o1 Yale ) who has been supplying for severa weeks, to become the pastor for al indefinite time. The society has deposit of $695.25 in the Savings ban l which is to be used at some time fo the building of a parsonage. ; Students Leave For Canada. Jerome I4afrance. Raymond La ] have returned to their schools in Can ada.
 William Burr has recovered fror his recent illness. Ovide Chapdelain mas been assisting Henry Long durin Air. Burr's illness.
 One more smallpox victim has bee brought to the pest house from Plain field.
 , William Dennis has finished wor at the wood shop of the Torrey Bro f Co, where he has been eInpIoye ' about fifteen years I Choral Class Concert. Several of our people were in Dan concert given by the Choral class. M s and Mrs Mortimer Stetson, Mis \ Lucy Broadhead and Thomas Ladd ( = this village are members of the class 7 Mir. and Mrs. John C. Wescott ( Providence have been visiting rela tives.
 e Funeral of Ralph Earle. = Captain Albert Earle of Newport, l = l.. has been here to attend the buri; of his father Ralph Earle, whose bod 3 was brought to Evergreen cemeter 3 for burial from Preston, on the
 o'clock train. Tuesday. Rev. Erne: = Loomis of ,Moosup Baptist ehurC f officiated at the grave
 Blew Glass From Window. f A large pane of glass blew from . | window at the home of Station AgeI . i Mortimer Stetson, during the nigh Monday, when the wind was blowlr 1 furiously.
 Charles Spaulding of Woodstock
 a visitor in town this week.