Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-13
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kniahts of Columbus Plan Ladies' Night-Quarterly Conference at Methodist Church-Singina Class Meeting-. O, O. F. Installation.

Methodist Church-SIngtnd Glass
 MeetinsA. o. o. F. Installation. l Mir and Mrs. Charles Bartlett en- | tertained a family party on New Years day in honor of their son, liar | old Bartlett who was united in mar riage with Miss Ida Benham that day. l Mrs Frank E. Wilson, wife of pr. 1 F. E. Wilson, formerly of this village. | has been under treatment at the Law. ! renee hospital. New London. Dr. Wilson is now taking a course of studies in New York.
 1 The public schools opened Monday, ! after two weeks vacation.
 Loser Served Supper. 1 At the meeting of Cochegan camp. Modern -Woodmen of America, Monday ! the initiatory degree, after which l fine supper was served by Frank Gero i who was leader in the losing side in 1 the pitch tournament played at last meeting. After the meeting another series of games was played Will Buy Casino. At the meeting of the Good Cheer Sunshine society held Friday afternoon ! at the home of Mrs John J. Lawless | it was voted to buy the Quaker Hill casino from N. A. Archards its owner | The building will be put in condition l and will be used by the society to hold it's socials, suppers and sales A report of the distribution of Christmas cheer was made by the committees in charge
 The recently appointed committee for l a social and dance to be given by the Montville Athletic club held a meeting Thursday evening to arrange plans for the social.
 K. of c, to Have Ladies Night. At the meeting of Pequot council, Knights of Columbus, Sunday after noon, report of the financial stand ing of the council was read which showed a substantial fund in the treasury. There was large attendance and one application for membership l was received. The council voted to have a ladies night Feb. g. Cornelius Fitzgerald, John Cuddy, Joseph lick ey, Cornelius Driscoll and John Ma honey were appointed a committee to make arrangements for the entertain ment-
 Edward Rogers is spending a few days in New York.
 Quarterly Conference. The first quarterly conference of the Methodist Episcopal church was held in the church on Friday evening" Re- ports showed that the financial stand ing of the church was good and sev eral Improvements including the in stalling of electric lights in the church the furnishing the church parlor, be- sides painting the exterior Of the church. The following officers were elected: Stewards, recording, Miss Charles Hope; district, Mrs. William Noble; reserve, Mrs. Charles F. Bart lett; treaSureTs Mrs. Charles E. Ram age, Mrs. John B. Lathrop, Mrs Elmer Beckwith, Mrs. Annie B. Newton, Mrs. Jennie Phillips, Earl Holmes, Mrs. Mary Newton, Mrs Lucy A. Comstock, Mrs. William Cousins Edward Her manson and Hubert G. Dart; trier of appeals. Mrs Annie B. Newton: for eign mission committee, Mrs. Hubert G. Dart, Mrs. Mary Comstock, Miss Flora Comstock Mrs Theodore Shat Cha l.laE Carlyle AiS= AIpIIi- cent Goodfeilow, Mrs. Frank Calvert; home mission and church extension, Mrs. Ralph H. Melcer, Mss. Wallace Potter, Mrs. Mary Newton Mrs. John B. Lathrop Mrs. Hubert G. Dart Mrs. Robert Clarke, Robert Goodfellow; Sunday school. Mrs. Hubert G. Dart, Miss Ethel Cornet. Miss Fannie Smith. Mrs. May Smith. Mrs. Charles Hope Miss. Eliza Geer: literature. Robert Dodds. Lathrop Miller, Theodore fShaf- fer. Harold Cornet; music, Ralph H. Melcer, Hubert G. Dart. Miss Vera Bartlett, Mrs. Ralph MelCer: temper ence, Charles F. Ramage Charles H. Carlyle, Mrs. Austin Perry, Mrs. Els worth Perry and William R. Cousins education: Mrs. Roscoe C. Dart, David l Carlyle Miss Agnes GoodfeIlow, Mrs l Trumer Reyes; freedman's aid: Mrs. i Cora Botham Mrs. Charles Rogers, 1 Mrs. Belle Curtis, Forest Perry and i Roscoe c. Dart; hospitals: Mrs. Ralph 1 H. Melcer, Mrs. William Noble: church l
  Charles E. Ranase. Frederick Perkins; ! auditing accounts: Ralph H MeIcer ] Hubert G. Dart, Roscoe C. Dart; par 1 sonage: Mrs. Ralph Nelcer. Mrs i Charles Hope, Mrs. Charles F. Ram l age, Mrs. John B. Lathrop; entertain ing ministerial supper: Ralph H. Mel cer, Hubert G. Dart, Mrs. Ralph Nell l cer and Mrs. John B. Lathrop; exam ! Beckwith: finance, Ralph Melcer, Mrs l Charles Hope, Mrs. William Noble i Mrs Charles F. Ramage; poor. Mrs l Charles F. Bartlett. Mrs. William No ] ble, Mrs, Oscar E. Church: offeritg l collections. Ralph H. MeIcer. Charles | Shaffer
 Fell On the Ice.
 Mrs James Ritchie who has a | broken ankle. the result of a fall on i the ice in her door-yard 8 few weeks 1 ago: is improving.
 The Boy Scouts of the Methodist 1 church held a meeting on Monday l evening in the church.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Benson were in l Woodstock recently. attending the i ,Benson's parents, MT. and Mrs. John l F. Johnson.
 Thames lodge, I. o. o. F.. held a 1 meeting Tuesday night at which Dis l Kingdom and staff of New London | conducted the installation ceremonies |
 The singing class is under the in 1 struction of Charles D. Geer of Nor | cert on Friday evening in the Baptist | church. The classes number about | forty pupils. Tn addition to singing by. the classes, piano and violin selections 1 made a pleasing variation to the pro- 1 gram.
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