Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-27

l There were flfty-three mems names on the list of voters to be made in 1 the First voting district of this town. | and twenty five were made. There were one hundred and thirty-one wo- | mems names on the list, and eighty l two were made. In the second district and seven were made. six women and all made.
 The voters who were made in the First district were: William Rabi- man. Earl Wilbur, john J. Flynn, Del Ia Gobeil, George Godek. George Gut kneckt, Eugene Gutneckt, Lewis Gray, Lemue1 Green, Noel Hazard, Charles Hazard, Eugene Leclaire. Hector Le- fevre, Richard Maynard. William Mo Nicol. John McKeirnan. George Roch- eleau, Polydore Rondeau, Daniel H. Shea, Steven Totman. John Vacfon, Alice Brown, Mabel A. Buckingham, Alice Brennan, Margaret Burns, Nellie Margaret Bliss. Ida Bryant, Jennie Blake. Katherine Barnett. Catherine Condie, Mary K. Cheney. Martha T. Clarke, Nellie Cornell, Jennie Coyle, Nellie V. Cavanaugh. Margaret Cotter, Julia Cotter. Anna Cruson, Elizabeth Dealy, Kate Droyer. Netta M. Dearn- ley. Agnes B. Dolan. Nora Driscoll, Margaret Driscoll. Mary Driscoll. Alice ret Driscol1. Eleanor Driscoll, Alice Driscoll. Katherine Dwyer, Kate Deffy Ida I. Foster. Annie Fitzgerald, Mary Fitzgerald. Hattie Finn.
 Maria l.. Gardner. He'cna J. Grif fin, Mary Godek. Blanche M. Hewitt, Helen Havey. Eugenie c. Hennon. Eli zabeth Jodoin. Laura Jodoin, Alice Jo- doin, Ida Jodoin. Lena L'Heureux, Isa- garet Melady, Nellie Murray, Nellie Mclaughlin Jennie Mccarthy, Ellen Paul, Maggie Perkins. Alice D. Prior, Esther V. Partridge, Margaret Pow CTS, Helen H. Robinson. Irene Roberts. Rosa .Ritchie, Ellen Rioux, Agnes Rock, Mary Rail-. Mary Sharkey, Mar garet Sullivan.
 Julia Shea. Abbie Shea, Bridget su1- lyxan ,its Annie sharkey; 1;aa arb Della snsa, Church Tripp, Minnie Walsh. Gather inc Walsh. Annie Walsh, Hannah Walsh, Margaret Wilcox, Anna Wech- sler. Second District-wiiliam w. Chenard, Joseph A. Culver. John Tormey. Ed win Larkin, Jacob F. Sautter, Waldo Truesdell. Patrick Weaver, Amy Ben. iamin, Martha Brewster. Bessie H. Burton, Grace l.. Bartlett, Jennie B.
 Dinner Guests.
 Mir and Mrs George A. Haskell en- tertained at dinner Wednesday, David Hale Tanning and Miss Huestis Of Worcester. MT. and Mrs. H. C. Web ster and daughter Marjorie and Eu- nice and Mrs. D. H. Hiscox.
 Motored From Wisconsin.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wells Brooks of Green Bay, Wisconsin, who have been tour ing the New England states, were re- cent guests of MT. Brooks cousin, Mrs. R. F. Cheney.
 Peach supper, Pachaug chapel, to- night. Supper. 3oc.-adv.
 Kings Daushters' Delegates.
 Delegates to The Kings Dauehters state convention at Danbury from the Dorcas circle were appointed Tuesday evening at a special meeting. As the leader will be unable to attend thu vice-leader, Mrs. A. c. Burdick, was appointed as alternate. The three delegates are Mrs. Annie H. Frost. Burdick. The alternates are Miss Mabel Wilcox. Mrs. J. H. Tracy and Miss S. K. Adams.
 General News.
 Miss Rosanna. Desjardins. has en- tered the employ of Miss Helena Grif ., fin.
 Miss Marjery Leyden goes to Provi- dence next Monday to St. Joseph's hospital. where she Is to enter the nurses training. class.
 Mrs. e. H. Prior from Whatsoever Circle of The Kings Daughters will represent that circle at the stare con- vention at Danbury.
 Miss Grifhn's millinery opening Thursday, Friday, Saturday. John son model hats. New line in veils.- adv
 Harold Geer has received rotice of his exemption from draft .Uty until December 20. and the exemption may be renewed unless conditions change.