Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-06
MANAGER MORAN PROMOTED.
Goes from Local Exchange to Meri- den, Wallingford, Southington-Sue- eeeded by J. N. Weymouth.

It was officially announced Tuesday at the local office of The Southern New England Telephone company that October 18th, w. l.. Moran, exchange manager, will assume the management of the Eeriden, Wallingford and South ington exchanges of the company Mir Moran has been an active represen- tative of the Telephone company in exchange manager of the Putnam. Danielscn and Moosup exchanges since 1913. and ably won his promotion.
 J. N. Weymouth. at present ex- change manager in charge of the Say brook Deep River, Lyme and Clinton exchanges, will succeed Mir. Moran in tho local office.
 MT. Weymouth has been with The Southern New England Telephone connPany since June :, 1910. when he became engaged in saleswork in New ondon. June l. 1913, he was appoint cd exchange manager in Saybrook, Deep River, and Clinton and took charge of the Lyme exchange when it was opened. MT. Weymouth's rec7 ord in this territory has been an cx- cellent one.
 Equal Franchise Interests.
 There will be a meeting of the Put nam Equal Franchise league Friday evening, October sth, in Odd Fellows holl. at s o'clock, Miss Mary C. Wells of the Connecticut Consumers league, who was to have given an address on Legislation and Working Women, has been obliged to cancel her engagement because of an important business trip. The program for the evening as now arranged will include a paper on cur rent events by Mrs. W. l.. Beard, mu- sic by F. W. Barber, reports of local and county suffrage work. and the 1 convention of the C. W. s. A. at Hart i ford Oct 1921
 Mrs. Thomas N. Hepburn, president of the Connecticut Woman Suffrage association. spoke at number of
 meetings in this vicinity last week Thursday, Sept 30, there were two meetings in the town hall at Union one at 3.30 and another at 8 p. m Mrs. Hepburn spoke at both these | meetings, as did also Hon. F. W. Hin richs of Woodstock. Much interest was aroused in the suffrage question and as a result of the meeting in the | afternoon a league was organized with Mrs. Harvey M. Lawson as president The other officers chosen were: Vice president, Mrs. R. B. Tifft; secretary
 Mrs. B. H.. Barlow treasurer. Mrs Etta M. Walker. The new society was l named the Union-Ashford F. F. l.. as it draws it's membership from botf ] towns as well as from the northern section of Eastford. In the interva | between the two meetings a bountifu l SuppGT was ScTNeo lOWn Hdl by the ladies of Union. Among those present from out-of-town were Mis-. | Insa Hinrichs of Woodstock. Miss
 Faith Haskell of Nebraska, Mrs. c
 L. Padgett and Mrs. W. J. Bartlett oi | Putnam.
 l Friday afternoon, Oct. 1, Mrs. Hep.
 burn spoke at meeting at the home of Misses Harriet and Evelyn Gran. ska, in Moosup. Mrs. Rienzi Robin.
 son, president of the Danielson league presided The Plainfield E. F. L. wal organized with the following officers President, Mrs. John C. Gallup; vic, president, Miss Harriet A. Cranska
 secretary, Miss Gladys Codlin; treas urer Miss Blanche Douglas.
 Friday evening Mrs. Hepburn ant
 Mrs. Robinson spoke at the home O
 Mrs Sprague Bard. Brooklyn, Here
 too, a suffrage society was formed, tn
 Brooklyn E. F. L. lThe officers are
 President, Mrs. Sidney Bard: vic
 president, Mrs. Blake; second vic president, Mrs. H. l.. Mason; secre
 tary-treasurer, Mrs. William Valen | L1nG.