Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14
JEWETT CITY
Anne Brewator Tanning Chapter En-
tertained-Bclgian Flags Brought
s6-Vital statisties-Gsrdinor Glass
Holds Easter Sale.

Mrs. Z. +. Burleson md Mra. r. T.
Cheney entertained Anne brewster
Tanning Chapter. II. \. r.. "Wednesday
afternoon at the HON cof Mrs. Cheney
the regent. Mrs. A. NJ. Brown. presld-
ing. After the usual opening exercises
committee, consisting of Mrs. Ida
B. Ladd and Mrs. T.. +. Eurlcson, WIS
appointed to- draw up resolutions on
the death of Mrs. Frances +. Roode.
The regent announced that the re-
turns of the campaign on Saturday for
the Belgian Relief Fund amounts now
to over $50 and stated that The West
ern Union Telegraph Co. sent the tel
egrams connected with the campaign
gratuitOuSly. 1t was voted that cop
les of the RULES for the Use of Our
Flag" which were recently adopted by
the state society be sent to each school
room in town with the hope that the
children may be made acquainted with
tho rules.
Mrs. A NJ. Brown was given n vote
of thanks for her very interesting re-
port of the state meeting in Derby
which she attended.
1t was voted that each member of
the chapter send an Easter card TO
Mrs. Eliza Morse Of West BridEewater.
Mass. who is the oldest member of
the chapter and very feeble.
As this was the last meeting before
the annual meeting a committee 20
nominate officers for the coming year
was appointed, Mrs. w. r. Burdick,
| Mrs. c. II. Jennings and Mrs. z. c.
| Bliss, also program committee. con-
sisting of Miss Alice Brown, Miss Ida
l. Foster and Miss Martha Brewster
Mrs. z. F. Eurleson was asked to dec
| crate the grave of the Patron Saint
| on Memorial Day, Miss Foster to SUI
! pervise the distribution of flags and
Miss Brewster to decorate the boulder
| at PaChaug.
The chapter is to give a matinee
| whist at it's room in the Slater Library
| and the following committee was a3-
| pointed for the same: Mrs. w. r. Bur-
dick, AIRS. r. =. Cheney and Miss Mar
| tina Brewster.
\ paper on current events was read
by Mrs. Ida B. Ladd in which she
| spoke of photograp ply under water and
Sir Ernest Shacllleton's trip to the
South Pole.
Miss IDA /. Foster gave the paper OF
the afternoon, n most interesting por.
| trayal of the Home and Religious Lif,
in Early New England.
Refreshments were served by tht
hostesses during the social hour at the
close of the program.
Vital Statistics.
The vital statistics for March SHOW
twelve births - RAYMOND JOSEPH
Burtch, son of Florence johnson an,
Oscar Burtch: Zalowslii. daughter o
Mary Bystra and John ZalOwslSi; -
GradaslIi, daughter of Eva Kranosk
and Anthony Grad2sbi: - Zavestas
Xxi, daughter of annie Ervnsti and An
thony Zavesta ski: Frederick PatriCl
Marcy, son of Della X. Denmark an,
Frederick F. Marcy: Anna ZanuszkC
daughter Of Wla1yslaw Januszko: Ed
ward Gasla- son of Valera Janet
and John Gaska: Eleanor Benadictin
Driscoll, daughter ST Eleanor v. Bren
nan and Marcus IT. DriscOll - Traicz
son of Katrina Mejadlils and Anton.
Traicz; Elizabeth india, daughter o
Maria OszaCa and Albert Duda: Dori
Evelyn Wiesman, daughter of Marger
Richmond and William Wiesemar
Jane Agnes MCGovern, daughter o
Tclvina Lavine and John G. MCCioverr
There was one marriage. Witold Lam
. picki and Rosalie Yoros. Three death
We're Fred La Rock of valvular hear
disease: John A. Cleveland of old age
and Timothy Driscol, of valvular hear
; | disease.
) Easter lilies. azaleas. hydrangea'
, daffodils, tulips. hyacinths, spires
geraniums. heliotrope, cinerarias. Fror
Writings Greenhouses. On sale Tracy
store on and after April 19.-adv.
Held Easter Sale.
The Gardiner class of the Methods