Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-08

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 superIntendent A. N. Brown Enter tains Sunday School -cffieiais-sur- Prise Party-Rev. F. j.. kustsr to Address Holy Name Society.
 tepf the town of Griswold for the year 1915 shows a very creditRble advance n. the taxable list of various proper
 ties in the town. s2;2sa;5ss this year as compared with Szs26b. 6SS in 1a14,- gain of $26. Sso. The efficient board of assessors is pr. '. B. Sweet. Irving O. Burdick and Maxcy Seymour.
 The list follows:
 5S0 horses value s5,15s.20: barns. sheds, ice and store houses. private garages etc, SIS. value $45;762; house and building lots, 368. value $117,753; buildings used for stores, shops, sa-
 looms. theatres, banks. halls. hotels, of
 hees, public garages, livery stables. etc. 24. value $42.425; buildings used
 for mills, nranufaotories and distil- leries, including water power and
 machinery, 23. value $1.196.550: acres
 of land. 1s.7ss. value $167.12s:. horses
 and mules, s3s. value $24.s50l neat
 gora goats, swine and poultry value S430s carriages, wagons and bicycles, value $1,7S5; automobiles and motor
 cycles, value s2s.s0o; furniture. li- braries and musical instruments, $11,- 525; farming implements and mechan- ical tools value s1oo; goods and mer-
 chandise of merchants and traders value $33. 150; goods and material of manufacturers $33,925; steam and sail ing vessels and other boats, value $340. | Money at interest in this state and 1 elsewhere and money on hand or on deposit $8.000; all other taxable prop l erty not specifically mentioned $33- | zoo. Ten per cent. additional on lists not given in. $3.676. The chief gain has been ins automobiles. which value
 last year was $1s.30o against $2s.600, this year.
 Guests of Superintendent Brown. Superintendent A. M Brown of the Baptist Sunday school entertained the | officers and teachers Thursday even-
 ing at a supper in the vestry. Twen- ty-nine sat down at the table and seven were unavoidably absent. They were served by Misses Isabel Button end Ruth Davis, Tyler Gilbert and Bouillon
 Saltines White Bread.
 Cold Sliced Ham Cold. corned Beef
 Mashed Potatoes Mashed Turnips Waldorf Salad
 Neapolitan Ice Cream.
 A carnatlon was at each guests place. A business meeting followed the supper, when plans for the year were discussed. The officers and com nlittees elected at the last session of the Sunday school were: Superintend- elt, A. M. Brown, assistant superin- l tendent. Ernae Myotf: secretary, H. T. I Wilcox treasurer, George E. Wilcox; I recorder. LernueI E. Green; assfstant
 recorded, Thomas Gray; collector Miss | Alice Gilbert; assistant collector, Miss | Ellen Wilcox; librarians. E. c. Will cox. assistant librarian. Arthur Frinlk;
 ehorister. Rev. J. A. spidell;, pianist, l Miss Alice A. Brown; superintendent l of home department, Mrs. M. E. Will
 son: superintendent of parents de- | partment, Mrs. J. A. Spidell; super intendent of primary department. Mrs. D. M. Swift; superintendent of the
 cradel roll. Mrs A. M. Clarke; mis- I sionary committee, Rev. J. A Spidell, Mrs. S. F. Brown, Deacon J. B. Pal ner. IT,; concert committee, Mrs I. A. Spidell, Mrs. A. M. Brown, Miss | tee, A M. Clarke and Deacon D. L.
 Phillips.
 Surprised on Birthday.
 Miss Emma Gardner was visited on Thursday evening by a few friends as a surprise to celebrate her twenty | first birthday. The evening was
 made enjoyable with games. A num- per OI stunts were gwen Gacn one to
 do and Miss Georgine Campbell won
 the prize for doing the largest number
 Sandwiches. cake. gelatine, fruit, can- | dy and cocoa were served. Miss Gard .
 ner received a number of gifts. The | guests were Misses Ila Brown, Lela | Centerbar. Georgina Campbell, Evelyn Gardner and Milo Appley, Lemuel Green, Charles I. Babcoek, Mr. and
 Mrs. G. H. Prior. Miss Ellen Prior,
 and Mrs. Frank Colesworthy
 organists Salary Increased. f At the annual meeting of the Bap- | tist church on Wednesday evening 1 the board of trustees elected were: Charles T. Armstrong for one year, | H. T. Wilcox for two years, and J. B. Palmer for three years. Itlwas voted Il to raise the salary of the .organist, Miss Katherine Babcock, which meets
 the approval of the entire church. Her work includes great deal of extra l practice end many extra services, and | she is a nexcellent organist The four | H. Prior, Ida I, Foster, Mrs. E. C.
 Wilcox and Mrs. M. E. Wilson. l Afternoon of Cards.
 The Wednesday afternoon Whist l club was entertained at Mrs. E. F.
 s. R. Waters. Mrs. E. A. Faust re- ceived a set of cards in a case as first prize and Mrs. Earle E. Gilbert, the I second prize. a fancy calendar. The hostesses served refreshments
 Dlas From Pneurionia.
 Julia Skoczylas. the nine. year old ! 1