Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23

Tieid Congregational Church.
 Mrs. AIphonse Depris of New Bed ford, formerly here, visited with Dan ielson friends Friday. @
 The K. H. $. Basketball team play ed at Woodstock with the Academy team Friday afternoon.
 Mrs John Kennedy is spending the week end with relatives in Providence.
 Adelard MoriA of Norwich was in Danielson Fri6ay.
 Rev. ". D. Swaffield was a visitor in Woodstock Friday
 Mrs. c. D. Chase will have the members of the Ladies' Reading cir cle at her home for a meeting Mon7 day afternoon. F.
 Miss Dorothy Day is to be leader of the Epworth league meeting at the Methodist church Sunday evening.
 Seriously III.
 Mrs. IichaeI Head remained serious ly ill at her home on Main street dur ing Friday.
 Mrs. Ernest D. Clark, who has been visiting her parents, MT and Mrs. F. H. Greener, has returned to her home in Woodstock, Va.
 Men Serve Supper.
 Men of the Brooklyn Baptist church served supper in that village on Friday evening
 The Taftville and DayviIle basket bal teams are to piay in Dayville this (Saturday) evening Mill ponds and reservoirs at East t<illingly continue to gain in bonded water, following the recent heavy rains.
 The Bohemian club corporation is to add another pool table to the equip. melt in it's billiard hall. The officers of killingly grange are to be installed at Monday nights meeting
 Enemies of the Church will be Rev. w. D. Swaffield's subject at the Baptist church Sunday morning. Shipment to France. Red Cross workers in Brooklyn are l to send shipment of goods to Francs February ?.
 Rivers Frozen Over. | The rivers here were frozen over again Friday, giving promise of the dev lopment of another ice crop. Rev. James II. George, Jr., will con- i duct service at St. -PauPs mission, al i Plainffeld, Sunday afternoon. The experiences of Bobby Leach who went over Niagara Falls in a m tai barrel, proved of interest to the nee at he Orpheum theatre on Friday evening.
 Officers of Ladies' Aid Society. 1 The following are the officers of the SOA s5S144ASNN u 4-c~tlNO S14i SOC4Giy bL IIlG Union Baptist church at East Killing y: President Mrs. Almond Bart i lett; vice president, Mrs. Albert OCT don; secre tary, Miss Roxey Bartlett; lreasur=r, Mrs. Grace E. Hill Will SPcak at Canterbury. Frank Nicholas, president of cthe Connecticut Christian Endeavor union, is to speak in the Congregational church at Canterbury on the after i noon of Sunday, January 29, during the course of his visit to towns in this part of the country. IAlinng people who feel convinced that the tax rate laid atSthe adjourned low to raise the necessary amount to meet tie towns exp nditures for the present financial year may be interested to know that other Con necticut towns are up against the same kind of g-Southington. for instance, if all reports that come i from that town are true. 1 Officers Of Wakefield Congregational Church. The following are the newly elect ed officers of the Westf1eld Congre- gational church: Clerk, Miss Louise l W. Danielson; assistant clerk, Edith L. Fuller; collector, Harry E. Back treasurer, Frank J. c. Bailey; assist ant treasurer, George E. Guild: audi
 
 the prudential committee for three years, Deforest Wells; deacons for four years, David A. Witter, Herbert E. Surrey; deaconesses, Mrs. Arthur G. Bill, Miss Nellie M. Gleason. Mrs. Q. P. Bartlett; chorister, Everett o. Wood; ushers, William H. ChoTlar, George B. Guild; John A. Paine Will 1 lard F. Danielson, Ray Pellett, George E. Danielson, William D. Logee; col lectors, Louis KChler, James A. Dan ieisoh. Merrill c. Smith, Ray Pellett, William Harrington, Benjamin Brown, Mason Logee, eCiorge Davis, Lester Bill, Ernest Logee superinte ndent of Sunday school, Henry Nj. Danieison, weekly offering committee. George E. Dantelson, Miss Grace F. Fisher, Miss Grace 4. Anes; committee on coven- ant relations simon Danielson, Mrs. Eliza Aver. Miss 5. Annie Doty, J. A. James; library committee, Arthur G. Bill, Miss Marion D. CholIar CIar- ence E. Crandall.