Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14


 Jerome, of Plainheld- = - ciety in the village has a hunoreo anu twenty-five members. gained by house-to -to-house canvass. The fol- lowing names completes the list or members: MT. anl Mrs; oscar E Mrs. William Staples, MT; and Mrs. James E. Comstock. Miss Miifon Mitchell. Miss Helen Shea ,'zas Mrs Jerome House. Nathan E- I SneiuGn' Miss Marie Mahoney. Miss Anna W. Bellnack, Charles W. Thorpe, Maysey Leocko. Manuel Leno, John Cara!Sa, Andrew Perusca, Andrew Perusca. Jr.. Mrs. Margaret Devine, Mrs. Anna Arnold, Mrs. Charles E. Church. Mrs Benja~in Lapdpnere n2nf5e A2srIes s9spjes Rev. George c. Scrivener, Arthur Hanil- ion. Miss Loretta Fieldings. Miss May Sullivan. Mrs Emma Marthars Alss Cladys Quidgeon, F. F. Doyle, George w Stamm, Mrs. Henry Daniels Mrs. James " Murphy, Peter CosteIio' Eva Briggs. William Stankn1ck, Jo- seph Derio, John Kutio, Harris Erie Miss Ellen Holmes Mrs. William Cousins. '. B. Hill, Thomas D. Spen- cer, Mrs. Lizzie Hrl, Frank ". Browning. Miss Leona Devine, Mrs Thorpe, Richard W: Johnson, Miss Alice Ramage. Charles Ramage, Jr;
  Glasbrenner, M A. Rheaume, Fred 5. Rheaune, M Sweeney, Charles John son. Mrs. Dan Devtne, J. Rowley' James A. Elliott, Gardner w. Chase Hanna, Miss Agnes Hanna, Miss Gladys Tibbetts. Miss Eleanor Tib- betts, Walter Palmer. Robert Kenner- son, Mrs. Mary c. Dart, Mrs. Henry Jerome. Mrs James Bingham, Mrs. William Brown, Fred B. Tooker, Cy- Til C. Hewett-
 Mrs. Edward Hermanson. Edwin Hermanson, Mrs. George Perry Miss Ida Chapman, Raymond Perry. Mrs. John Eldredge. Miss Dolores Eldredge, Mrs. Kettle Smith: Henry Johnson, William Avery Cooke. Mrs. William Noble. Mrs. Richard W. Johnson, Ephraim Malone, Charles scoyille, William H. c. sniddy. Thomas Ste Davidson, J. H. Thompson, Mrs. D. Riley. Mrs. c. B. Hull. Mrs. W. Smith, Charles S. Johnson, c. Amos John son. Burri1 H Ffeldings. B. Sawyer, A Friend, Frederick Shields, Mrs. John Doyle, Mrs. Annie Fillmore, Mrs. Peter LaFTanme, Dennis Harrington, Mrs. Dennis Harrington.
 Mrs A. c. KeMoggl Mrs Austin Andrew Cornstock, Miss Flora Com stock. Mrs. A. F. -Bonfoey, Mrs Frank B. Bentley, Mrs. Frederick A. John son, Miss Carrie Comstock. Mrs: M. E. Frieburg, Fremont Vallett, Mrs. Mary Rheaume, Miss Rose Felix, Mrs. Henry Rheaumne, Mrs. Burton Saw ton, Mrs R. E. Harrington, Mrs. Dan ieI Sullivan, K. B. Fullerton. Mrs. K. E. Fullerton, Miss Marion Thorpe, Miss Sadie Earl. Miss Dorothy Champlin. Miss Ethel Comet, Le Roy P Gracey. Mrs. F. J. Bradford, Henry Tyler. J D. Potter, w Henry Ben, sfnPk Henry P1>iIe The rooms which have been fitted up for the use of the society are now ready and an open meeting was held Wednesday afternoon from to and in the evening at o'clock. George $. Palmer, of New London, gave an address in the evening. There was a musical program and refreshments were served.
 Picnic to Beach.
 The Sunday school of the Baptist church went to Ocean Beach by spec iaI car. About eighty attended.
 C. NJ Robertson Co.'S bank mill was closed down Tuesday for repairs. Mrs. Mary Woodmansee spent the Alexander Williamson, of North Waterford.
 On account of short coal supply the Reyes Product Co. shut down Thurs Andrew Rosen1und of Pequot is spending 2 week of his vacation with friends in New Haven.
 Miss Ruth ShaffeT. of Norwich, is spending few weeks with her grand -':ss Josephine Hart. after two weeks visiting with friends in He. l'~1n has returned to the home of fs- r8-e1ts. MT and Mrs Moses Hart 5- Fs-nertOwn.
 1T- and Mrs. Edwin Phillips, of >-av Haven. are guests of their par rltE -1.. anL Mrs. r. I. Phillips. and -r- ard Mrs. Run1riIe of Palmertown.
 School Building Completed.
 sr=- have finished work on the Pal r-s~ Memorial school building which has 2ecc n process of rebuilding -.rce -h= first one was burned to the -rI1n about IS months age The s.--a ar- desks which have been in .-e in the Baptist chapel, are being --1--d n the school building It is expected that the schoolhouse will be ready for occupancy when school be- z-1s this fall.
 The Junior League of the Methodist -lurch enjoyed the annual outing 9atu-da- afternoon at Riverside Park. Earl Holmes. who recently enlisted, Eas been transferred to the submarine
 Birthday Party.
 Mrs C. E. Flaherty entertained Tuesday afternoon several Of her friends and their children. in honor of the third birthday of her son. James. \ very plea sant time was spent. both by the mothers and the children. Mrs. FIahe-ty served fancy cakes and ice cream
 Lawn Festival. St John's Roman Catholic society Ae q their annual lawn party Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Tuesday evening q fine supper was served. Wednesday evening the T. 4. B. so- ciety gave a play, Huelton's Cottage.
 CIark-Lavoie.
 Saturday evening. Miss Ida Nj. T-as-5ia was united in marriage with Elr F. Clark, by the Rev. Frank $. Clark st the home of Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Clark, parents of the bride groom.
 Thames lodge, I. O. o. F., at it's meeting Tuesday night, installed of hcers.
 MT. and Mrs Hubert Dart have been entertaining Mrs. Cynthia Aren of Norwich. at Hill Top.