Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04

good financial standing. The following officers were elected: Society commit tee Benjamin l.. Holmes, Charles E. Wheeler, John w. MacDona1d; clerk, Denison. Several new members have been added to the church during the year.
 Eleven Tables of Whist.
 The whist given by the sewing so- ciety of Charity chapter, o. E. S., was largely attended, Il tables being play ed, Monday night, in St Marks parish house on Pearl street. The highest scores were won by Miss Mildred Chap man and Mrs. Sophie Tyler and by Charles Sweet and Charles Eccleston
 Parish Meeting.
 The annual meeting of St. Marks Episcopal church was held on Monday evening in the church. The reports of the rector and officers showed the church to be in good financial stand ing. The following officers were elect ed: Senior warden. w. W. Kellogg; junior warden, Horace N. Wheeler; clerk, Christopher c. McGaughey; treasurer, w. B. Cook; vestrymen, Samuel Stewart, Fred G. King, We'll ington Travena, Edward G. Cameron, Charles E. Cameron, A. l.. Pitcher, Walter T. Fish.
 Successful May Breakfast.
 The May breakfast given by the young ladies of the Conversational church in. the parish house Tuesday morning was a complete success and had the largest attendance of any ever given here. The menu consisted of two kinds of fruit. two kinds of cereal bacon and eggs, eodfish cakes, rolls and coffee. The young ladies who had charge of the affair were Misses Alice Mcdonald, Edna Wheeler, Edith Rath- bun, Ellen Holmes, Louise Paige, Eliza Ca EfeHa Trt, Mrs. John Lewis, Mrs. George Leonard, Miss Clark, Miss Burnett.
 Former Rector Resigns.
 Rev. Joseph Hooper, a former rector of St. Marks Episcopal church, has re- signed from the Church of Epiphany at Durham and will not take another charge. MT. Hooper is over 70 years Of age and i'll health is the cause of his retiring from the work. He is a fre- quent visitor in this village, where he has many friends.
 Personal Mention.
 Henry Latham, Percy Morgan, Rich ard Cole, William Dousbach and Dud- ley T. Bindloss were in Hartford at- tending the meeting of the Mystic .Shriners.
 Mrs. John Merristhew has returned to Fredericton. N. B., after a visit to her mother, Mrs. Harry Mitchell.
 Miss Annie DibbIe of Hartford is the guest of her sister. Mrs. John T. Brooks.
 Everett SchofieId has completed his duties as civil engineer on the new state road between Stonington and Mystic and will go to Baltimore, where he has secured similar position.
 Misses Fannie and Sarah Curlenjik and Lena and Sarah Bendett and Ben jamin Bendett are in New York, where they attended the wedding of relaa- tive.
 Mrs. Amos Mallory is critically i'll at Lawrence hospital, New London.
 Arm Injured.
 Charles T. CrandalI is carrying his arm in sling, he having met with a painful accident at the Moves garage He was helping move lathe and the machine was in skids ready to be moved from the building and MT. Crandall was working about the ma chine when it fell on his hand. It will be several weeks before he will be able to use it again.
 League Meeting.
 The monthly business meeting of the Epworth league was held in the vestry Tuesday evening. President Alexander session a social was held. Mrs. Ellery Burdick had charge of the pro- Miss Madeline McGrath, who is in the nurses training school at Danbury 1 hospital, is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Michael McGrath George F. Costello is spending a few day in Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Doyle and family of willimantic are guests of ! MT. and Mrs. Fred Gledhill |