Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-15
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childrsn's Sunday at M. E. Cluroh- E,shihit of Academy PanlIs' Worio- Mule spinners Elect cfliceFa and Hear Addresses.

Mule spinners Elect ofioera and
 Hear Addresses.
 At the CnEldrenss day concert at the Baltic NEethodist church Sunday the pastor. Rev. Charles Smith, addressed ner. Following was the programme. Hymn, choir; prayers Rev. Charles Smith, Welcome, Edith HinchclifEe; Our Day, Virginia Bushs singing. Hap py Children1s Day. Miss Jennie Whites class: This Old World of Ours, Theo- dore Banford, Roland Amduist and Arnold Stewart; Joys Elsie Ex1ese; What Birdie Said, Doris Generous: singing, SufHer Little Children, junior classess address. pastor; cornet solo. Norman Collins; Taress and Wheat, Edith Firth; Our Tokens. Annie Zapf; tion. Florence Firth and Esther Firth: singing, Beauttful Children. Miss Jen- nie Whites class I'd Be a Hero, Ed ward Ashworth, Leo WorthyEendss Nellie Wilcox; One Little Daisy Eva Erickson and Freda Trommell; Are You Trying, Arthur Radcliffe: Trust, Ruth Westerbrook and Louise Web- ster: The Change, Emma FFu1nmell; Allegiance to the Flag, class of girls; song, America, choir and congregation: offering for board of education of the Methodist Episcopal church. The ser- NASCS SAOSCd WA~A AtOAA~o " -AA1
 Heard and Seen.
 Edward BrierIy is enjoying .. few days vacation.
 Eugene Dion was business visitor in Central Village and Danielson Tues day.
 John Clabby spent Tuesday at his
 Peter Lavirre of New Bedford was in town Wednesday,.
 Arthur D. Logan was in New London on business Tuesday.
 Clayton Rood was a business visitor in WiIlimantic Wednesday.
 George Randall of New York has en- tered the employ of John IT. Brown.
 Vincent Carey of Brooklyn, N. Y, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. John H. Brown.
 George Randall of New York has en- tered the employ of J. H. Brown.
 Alfred Lucier will be foreman of construction during the building of the new theatre.
 Henry St. Onge has entered the em- plcy of Contractor Frank Gardiner.
 Beautiful Work by Academy Pupils.
 The annual exhibit of art and needle work of the Academy of the Holy Family, Baltic. will be open June Is, 16, IT and IS, from ? to p. m. Friends of the pupils will be pleased with the excellence and variety of the years work, while adnliring such display of industry and patience.
 offieers of Mule spinners' Union. At meeting of the Baltic Mule Spinners' union held in Smiths hall Monday evening the following officers were elected: President, James Rob- ertss vice president, Harry D. John son; secretary. Fremont Firth; treas urer, Thomas Headin. Reports were accepted from delegates to Norwich Central Labor union. Requests were received for delegates to the Connec- ucut Textile council. Harry D. John son addressed the meeting, taking for his subject Preparedness-Wh For. !. He also urged the younger members to prepare for leadership by acquiring an education, quoting Carly1e's Ia ment for the Poor Toiler.' MT. John l son denounced the passive manner o1 the Norwich business men during the l late car strike, also assailed the Shore Line Electric Railway company in general and MT. Perkins in particular and characterized the present trolley fares as iniquitous, preposterous and absurd. MT. Johnson deplored the ac- l tion of the N. c. l.. U. in appointing a committee to attend general meeting ' relative to a Preparedness parade; also congratulated the members upon their l loyalty to the street carmen's union lie strongly appealed TOT more unity and inc selimination of hypocrisy. He received the thanks of his co-workers | for the able manner in which he han | dled his subject.
 | Dennis Sullivan, the next speaker said that the name of Baltic was re- | spected wherever it's delegates went as they were generally men of charac- ter and ability. The committee that has been in touch with ttle public 1 utilities commission were ordered tC circulate petitions protesting against the abnormal raise in car fare.
 It is expected Albert Boardman ot Norwich will address the next meeting
 At the close of the meeting refresh ments were served