Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30
LEDYARD

Rev. Giles F. Gocdenoueh Elected c.
 E. President-The Judge Tanning 1
 Place Sold Again-First Fellowship |
 Meetins-SchooI Library Aceessions.
 Miss Annie E. Baldwin. who has been at her home in the Drawbridge district for some time, has secured 1 employment in Norwich.
 Clarence F. Latham of Essex, son | of the late Thomas Latham Of Gates | Ferry, was a week end visitor with i Judge $. B. Holdridge.
 Fire Wardens.
 Leslie P. Gray has been appointed l chief fire warden for the town of Led l yard and has appointed the follow ing district fire wardens Tracy Smith, John Mcclure. Edmond Lamb, Hor- ace Main and Joseph A. Clark. Miss Lena Montgomery of Jewett City was an over Sunday guest of Miss Margaret Allyn. Church Services. At the morning service in the Con 1 gregational church Sunday Rev. Giles l r. Goodenough read the scriptures | from Isaiah. 59th chapter. His text was taken from Isaiah, 63rd chapter, l 9th verse. and part of the 18th. There was an attendance of sixty-six in 1 Sunday school
 Mrs. Ralph Gallup is visiting rela- 1 tives in Boston and is expecting to | stay two weeks.
 ] c. E. Business Meeting. l The Christian Endeavorers of the l Congress gational church held a business meeting and social at the home of Rev. i c. F. Goodenough Friday evening. Over fifty were present. The officers l nominated by the nominating commit 1 tee at previous meeting were unan- 1 imously elected. It was voted that there should be preaching service by the pastor, alternating Sunday eve nlngS with the EndeaVor prayer meet l tngs for the next six months. Cake, 1 sandwiches and coffee were served. Games were played by both young and old. All were well satisfied with the evening.
 The following officers were elected: President, Rev. Giles r. Goodenough; vice president, Miss Florence Geer;
 secretary, Mrs. Bertha L. Avery; treasurer John M. Gray; chairman Sunday school committee Archie Hol- dredge; missionary committee Mrs. Isaac c. Geer: lookout committee
 Mrs. Jennie Gallup; flower commit tee. Miss Stella HoldridSe; social com
 mittee Miss Florence Cook; music
 committee, Miss Lillian Gallup.
 General News.
 Attorney Telley l. Babcoclz of Nor
 wich was a business caller at the pro- bate office Monday.
 The Poquetanuck school has been
 closed far three weeks, Laura, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Christian Baer, being taken down with scarlet 1 fever in school.
 The preaching service Sunday eve
 ming was by Rev. G. r. Goodenough- Fenning Place Again Sold. The George Tanning place has again 1 changed hands. The Halpern and | Wcisler families who purchased it from Albert P Bennett and who have , lived there for about two years have sold it to another family of Hebrews of New York. who have already taken possession and the Halpern and Weis- l Ter families have moved to New York , Enos AI Gray, Jr. who has beer i sick with scarlet fever at his parents
 home. has improved so that on Sun- & day he will be able to come down f stairs from his room.
 oi Fellowship Meeting r The first Fellowship meeting of the
 series of the six churches was lleld al ] the Ledyard Center Congre gationa
 church Wednesday,. The first meet
 ing is always held with the Ledyar6 n church and IS generally in October
 But at this time last year there were four churches ill th3 circuit without pastors, so the first meeting had tC ' be postponed until now. The speaker , for the morning service was Rev. Will
 liam ACDonald of Westerly. The
 churches were all represented except r the Road church. At noon a delicious chicken pie dinner w5ts served by the |. ladies of the church. The afternoon
 topic was Why Should Rainy Weather 7 Cause Non Attendance at Church? ana 1 was ably discussed by many. Miss Lillian Gallup was pianist and Rev MT. Peacock of Westerly rendered .
 solo. There were eight ministers iT
 attendance. The next Fellowship meet
 ing will be held with the Road churcl | TTeio
 Buys Woodland.
 Calvin Wilcox has purchased a large F tract of woodland from the George l Tanning estate.
 Charles A. Gray is cutting telephon, poles to install a telephone in his n F. W. Burton. who has been dis 5 posing of some fancy Baldwin apples i' in the Norwich market for William Allyn. receives 6 cents per Daske z wholesale.
 Pupils Earn Books for School Library 2. The pupils of District No. ., under q the direction of Miss Grace A. Chap
 man have held an entertainment by = which the sum of s6.60 was raised = This, together with 8 received iron ] the state, was used to replenlsh thi s school library. The following list O | books was received Jan. ::
 y AesPp's Fables, Andrews Ten Boys
 BaIdWin's American Book Colder
 Deeds, Baldwins Fifty Famous Sto e ries, Chamberlain, How We Ar IT Clothed; Chamberlain. How We Ar
 Fed: Chamberlain How We Are Shel Q tered; Coe, Heroes of Everyday Life = Dickson, Old World to New; Dickson e Hundred Years of Warfare; EgSIeston
 Great Americans for Little Americans e Greene. King Arthur; Greenwood, NIer y41 rie England; koffer. Nature Studies ol e the arm; Lane, Industries of Today l. Lawler, Columbus and Magellan; Nc
 AIurry. Pioneer Series, 2 vols: Nor 1T lev. Little Wanderers: MOwry. Ameri n can Inventions: Pyle Adventure Robin Hood, Unre San in Japan: Ger
 da in Sweden, Kathleen in Ireland NIn,,,rnl ir, NInxic,, Maria in Holland.