Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-16

Directors Arrange Intsre7tias Meet
 'irs9~=MEs. A. H. Chase-s of Norwich Addresses Red crzas Auxiliary FuperaE of-chsries E. WheeIer.s The farm bnrsan director. ". A. Cook. and home Economies eofninittee chairman Mrs Hubert o. Dart held e meeting in Pa1ner Memorial school tb9z1ding last week Monday afternoon which was we'll attended The follow Card. Miss M. E. SPFMgue, Hartford i; OrMautzatio nand Electfon. F.s War mar. county agricu1rsrai agent; Other lAErzcuituraI Work R. V Whitman. as- Home Economics Work, Miss N J. lSaWpbs1l home demonstratton agent; TBoys and Girls Club Work Miss Ser tha A Hallock. county leader. , Louis Peters, employed in New Ha- ven, spent the week end with friends
 Mrand M<z- Eueere-BonviIIe enter tm4ned Howard Brown of Willirnantic Returns With Bride. . Charles F Johnson, who was recent ly married in Greenevil1e, has return sd ytrh his bride to his new home Jndgs K B. Fullerton has soid off his coWs at his farm and win now go into blooded stock of the Guernsey
 EIss Ida Beebe, a former resident of thin village. is able to be out after several weeks illness following ap- pexd1cftds-
 Mrs Minnie Atwood and daughter szEiss Gladys Atwood. have returned after a SsE days visit with relatives in Pawtncket-
 Addressed by Mrs. Chase.
 Wednesday afternoon the Red Cross auxf1fHry held it's meeting in it's head : qnarter1- Two new names were added { to Ei1e list. Gilbert Coats and. Mrs. Ella 1, Chapel Mrs A. H. Chase of Norwich EnTe an interesting talk on the work that must be taken up and accomplish e by the women of this country. Mem neney to purchase Christmas presents fer fhe soldiers. = Mrs- Letitia Comstock has been talk sn 70 the Memorial hospital: New David AcGauphy has moved his h0rgehold goods and family into one of the Johnson tenements near the ! lfrR Roscoe c. Dart and daushter. Mfss Eleanor Dart have returned fruGn several weeks spent visiting rel effveg in Paterson. N. J., and Shamo- kin. Pa
 To Eeenomizs on Fuel.
 The Thursday Afternoon clubs ffhs prsEident of the Ladies' Aid socie- tys Mrs Cora Bothan. was well at tGD0eo and much work was accom- pltshed on articles for the coming sale It was voted that to economize on . fuel the club meetings would take ps1ee at the home of some one of the members instead of at the chapel.
 The meeting at the home of Mrs William Beckwfth. Thursday afternoon wag devoted to preparing blocks for n qnat which will be included in the sD@cmmnber sale Mrs. Noble presented fha sDeigty enough blocks for another Hu1E The collection was donated to the Red cross society.
 Party for Sons.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Frank Mousley re- gently entertained a party of young friends Of their sons. Frank, Lewis and sHMrvgy Mcusiey. The evening was mpent playing games
 Funerai of Charles E. Wheeler. .vI
 The body of Charles : Emerson, Wheeler. whose death occurred at a private hospital. New London, was brought to this place Saturday. after noon for burial in the family plot in Comsfock's cemetery. MT. Wheeler was the son of Nathaniel Wheeler and Esther Baker Wheeler and was born in this village Dec. zs, 1928. He spent most of his life in the town of M0ntwflle up 70 about 90 years ago, when hs moved to New London MT Whnsler's death occurred Thursday as