Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-15
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Election Time in. Church and Sunday
School - Woednen's Installation
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Friday evening the yearly business
meetingt of the Quaker Hill church
was held in the vestry. A report by
the treasurer showed that a balance
of $44 remains in the treasury with
all bills paid. A report from the clerk
showed the Sunday school and Chris
tian Endeavor society to be in graft
flying shape. The following officers
were elected: Trustees, Deacon Will
liams, Henry Benham, Sylvester G..
Jerome, Deacon Leroy P. Gracey;
treasurer, Mrs. Mary Cornet; clerk,
Mrs. Leroy P. Gracey; ushers, Alfred
Bitters, John Miller, Alfred Comstock,
Tryon Benham; chorister, Mrs. Lucy
T.. Comstock; assistant, Mrs. Jennie
e. Nelson.
Sunday School Election.
Before the regular session of Sum
day school on Sunday morning the an
nual election. of officers took place,
with the reelection of Maurice A.
Brown as superintendent and SyIves-
ter CT jerome as treasurer, both hav-
ing held these respective offices for
several years, having faithfully dis
charged their duties; in both cases a
rising vote of thanks was given Other
officers are: Assistant superintendent
Miss Nellie J. Starr; superintendent
of primary, Mrs. Leroy P. Gracey;
secretary, Miss Thelma Dram; assist
and, Miss Ruth Richards; pianist, Miss
Cranston; assistant, William Hester.
Teachers Meeting.
The monthly teachers meeting was
triet (Uncasville) school building
School in the various districts was
suspended for the afternoon that the
teachers might attend.
Albert johnson, who has been spend
ing few days in Providence, has re-
turned home.
A carload of coal has arrived for
the Keys Product company, which
odes away with their having to fire
up with wood.
Special services were held in the
Baptist church in observance Of the
week of prayer.
theodore Craig, who has been ill
with tonsilitis, is rapidly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew j. Walsh of
Pequet We're in Greeneville to attend
the funeral OF Mrs Walsh's aunt, Mrs.
reynolds, which took place Wednes-
day.
Robert Patton. past grand Of Thames
lodge, l. o. o. F., attended the meet
ing of Pequot lodge, New London, as
slsting with the installation ceremon-
les.
Woodmen's Installation.
.Cochegan camp, Modern woodmen
OF America, held installation ceremon-
les Monday evening. when the follow
ing officers were installed: Venerable
consul, Frank Neff; worthy advisor.
Lewis ]. LaBounty, Jr.; clerk, w.
Adam Richie; banker, John Lynch:
watohman, Meddy Geroi sentry, Frank
Johnson. The ceremonies were in
charge Of Past Consul w. Adam
Richie. The camp is fiourishing and
has gained a large number of mem
bers the past year.
Thursday evening the Montyille
AfhInf3O hal
elected officers.
Auxiliary to Jewish Society.
On Monday night the Pequot Social
Club was formed as auxiliary to the
society Sons of Israel, which was re-
Gently formed. The auxiliary club
starts with ten members and has the
following officers: President, LYMAN
Yoselosky; vice president, Elmer
Johnson; treasurer, Edwin G.. Curtin;
recording secretary, Michael J. Hic-
key; lecturer, James Mcneil; sergeant
evening next both societies will meet
together and chicken supper will be
served.
Miss Ruth shaffer of Providence is
the guest. of her grandmother, Mrs
Charles Burgess in Palmertown for
awhile
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Colombo in Pequot, reception
was given Mr. and Mrs. Joseph NORM,
who were spending their honeymoon
at this home. Mr., and Mrs. Norm left
for Providence Sunday, where they