Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-13
New London County
SALEM
Congregational Society Votes to Re- pair Church-Reeent Contributions Clubhouse Moved.

The Ladies' Aid society met at the home of the Misses Hurlburt last Thursday afternoon.
 The Social club held their monthly meeting last Thursday evening.
 Rev. R H Crawford of New Bri- ttain and w. F. Brooks, an architect of Hartford were in town last Fri and addition to the Congregational church.
 Vote to Repair Church.
 A special business meeting of the church was held last Friday after noon. The meeting was called to or der and opened with prayer ey Ma thaniel Clark. Mrs. Charles s. Ray was chosen to act as moderator and the question of repairing the church was discussed. The trustees were au- thorized to proceed at once with re- pairs and the following committee of three was appointed to aid and counsel with the trustees: Rev. R. H. CraW- ford Deacon Albert Morgan and Edwin Harris. Rev. R. H. Crawford was made treasurer of the repair and building fund. It was voted to have the by laws of the church printed so that copies could be placed in the hands of church officials. The minutes of the meeting were read by the clerk, Charles A. Williams and the meeting was adjourned sine die.
 Additions to Fund.
 Recent contributions to the building fund are as follows: Mrs. J. N. Har- ris $25, George S. Palmer $20 and Prof. R. A. Brubeck $5, all of New London.
 Sunday Services.
 Rev. R. H. Crawford preached a most interesting and instructive ser mon Sunday morning from the text found in Matthew g.: 9-13.
 The Sunday school session was in charge of the assistant superintendent, Mrs. Florence Murray. The pastor an nounced that as a second prize TOT learning scripture he would give the bill, Billy Sundays Message. The scripture contest closes April 4.
 The Christian Endeavor service in the evening was under the leadership of Arthur Kingsley. The pastor gave a helpful talk on How to Make This a Happier World.
 Donald Meech and John Grffith of Mohegan are spending the week in town pruning and grafting trees at Hillside farm, owned by Ernest Rogers of New London. They are boarding at the home of MT. and Mrs. c. s. Ray.
 MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray were Norwich visitors last Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. F. R. Bailey spent Thursday of last week in New London
 Leeal Pupils Exhibit Papers.
 Miss Katherine L. Ray was in Hart ford last Saturday looking over the school exhibit. Among the papers ex- hibited are those of Miss Ruth Few of the West Road school. Miss Susan Miner, Misses Violet and Helen Rogers and Miss Annie Schumacher of the Central school and Wellesley Hanney of the Harris district.
 Clubhouse Moved.
 The clubhouse belonging to the So cial club was moved by members of the club Tuesday from its former To- cation on land owned by J. Frank Rog- CTS on Salem street to the plot of ground presented the club by Edwin and Frederick Harris on the East road. The building will be used as a wing to the new clubhouse, which will be erected at an early date. Oysters and hot coffee were served at noon at the home of MT. and Mrs. Sherwood Miner. Mrs. Miner was assisted in serving by Mrs. Helen Malona and Mrs. Amy Tinker of New London.