Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
Falvey. Sheldon Engagement.

Announcement is made of the en- sag eu1ent of Edward B. Sheldon. son of Mr. and Mrs. Asa. Sheldon. of this town, and Miss Julia A. F'alvey of Nor wicf1 Town.
 Mrs Elanor BeckwitI Smith of Franklin was the guest of Miss Flor ence Geer from Friday until Monday.
 FeFlowkhip Meeting.
 The first fellowship meeting of the Congregational churches fo Ledyard, Road church, North Stonington Vest eriy, Stonington and Mystic will be held with the Ledyard CongT egationa1 church Wednesday, Jan. 27. A minis preach at the morning service.
 The schools in Districts No. 4 and No $. which have been closed for two weeks, will reopen Monday. Jan. 25-
 Attorney Allyn M. Brown Of Norwich was business caller at the town clerks office on Wednesday.
 Grange installation.
 \ public installation or officers of L4sdyard grange was held in the vestry of the Congregational church Satur- day evening by former Worthy Master Billings T. Avery of Ledyard grange. Cake and sandwiches were served at the close. It is predicted that Ledyard grange win have a very prosperous year under the leadership Of Worthy Master Arthur D. Barrett.
 On account of the stormy weather, there was no Christian EndeaEor meeting Sunday evening. Fire Discovered in Time.
 Representative Joseph D. Austin came near losing his house recently by fire Hr. Austin set up an afrtigi1t stove and did not pat any zinc under death. The family retired and during the night one of MT. Austin's daughters sInelled smoke. She awakened her father and he discovered that the floor under the stove had caught fire and had burned q hole through the floor as large az 9 half blsl1el measure, For School Library. Arthur D. Barrett j8 the first one of the teachers to report that he has raised s2.60 for the purchase Of libra ny books. Each teacher is requested to raise $3-5J. The town will give like amount, making $o. and the state will duplicate this amount, making a total of Sl0 for the purchase of maps and library books for each school. The board Of relief. John MCGuire. George W. Palmer and James H. Bel the town clerks off7ce Monday, Feb 1st.
 Parents Day Exercises. Parents day exercises were held l Friday, Jan. 1o. 1915. at the Unionyille school District No. 2. Mrs. B. r 4ANGfy, teacher. The e&erclSeS opened l with song. Oid Glory, by school; reel 1 ta.tions, Tine Cbildren's Hour, Agnes Austin: What Does Little Birdie Say. l Elsie Crouch; Winter, Mildred Austin: l recitation. Boys Wanted, Raymond 1 Pugh; Little Birdie, Ellen Crouch 1 song, FloW Gently, Sweet Alton ] school: TecitationS. The Arrow and tht 1 Song. George Blatherwick: Casa blanca ! Anna B!ati7erwicfl: PoUting Edit7 : Austin; Armies Proof, Gertrude Blath. i eraic& My Captain. Amos Avery song, ChitG's Prayer. school. Cottage Meeting. [ Rev Frank $ Robbins of Prestol City conducted $ cottage prayer meet. 1 ing at the residence of AI1' and Mrs l Warren Alien Wednesday evening. i Mrs. :. F.. Holdridge visited her par. 1 elrts, MT. and Mrs. ShubaeI Holmes, O. 1 Preston City on Thursday. ! Mrs Isaac C. Geer has been q weel 1 end visitor with friends in New on,
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 Mrs Charles A. Gray has been II for ! some time.
 Inspector CIough CT Deep River mad, q visit to some Of the Ledyart i schools Thursday and reported f1ni progress,
 A business meeting of Inc Christian EndeaVor society. followed by a socia |; time. was neld al the parsonage Fri day evening.