Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-15
.EWETT CITY
vetsrs to Be Made Include s Men and IA Women-Those on The List Sunday Sermon Subjaets-Mo- 6roome Family at Shor>

Sunday Sermon subjaets-Mo- 6roore Family at shor>. Voters to be made in the First dis- trict numbers 53 men and IA women. They are:
 George Aver. Edward Ashley. Jo- seph Boucher. John W. Blake, Jr., John Burns, Oner Bruno, Andrew Bur-
 Mos csdieux Je:.ph DonnelI, Wilbur Earl, George Frink,
 John T. Flynn, Delta 0obiel, George Godek. George Gutkneckt, Eugene Noel Hazard, Charles Hazard. Lewis Herbert, Eugene LeClaire, Hector Ie- fevre.
 Alphonse. Lanke, Moses LArenser. Edwin Larkin. William John Little
 McNicol. MSi TSoms. McKiernan. % John McKiernan. Medos Perry. WilfSed
 Ratty, Frank Ratty: esorss Reehslsaa.
 Neus. Regas.u folySSFs Bsniei essa Samuel schmitman, Hli schmitman. Vernon Sloan. vivtor St. John. Pat rick Weaver. Thomas Wakeley. Will jam Willisey. Stephen Totman, John Helen Griffin, Irene Roberts. Mrs. Margaret Burns, Margaret Mccarthy,
 Laura Jodoin, Alice Jodoin, Ida Jodoin.
 Emma Seymss1r, Mrs. Ellen Bliss, K.
 Mas Mass1sss sa5ats ss, oson Mes Mf Tzs 2SSn l Montgomery. Katherine Barnett, Eugeneie Hennon, Anpa Cruson. Mar
 garet Kelly, Mrs. Nellie Burns.
 eran mrs Meeasg ysyats Myt ss Mccs4ts1 K3
 Mrs. Ezra McKenna, Rosa Ritchie.
 Mrs. Annie. Mccoy, Mrs. Margaret
 Wakefield. Mrs. Elizabeth Jodoin, Et-
 ta Bonney. Mrs. Mary McGrath, Mrs. fridge, Mrs. Mary Wallace. Mrs. Nel-
 lie Fitzgerald. Annie Fitzgerald. Mrs. Mary A. Neibert, Mrs. Julia Shea, Mrs. Abbie shea, Mrs. Margaret Carroll. Ida Bryant.
 Mrs. Leoptine Masse, Efrs. Margaret McKenna, Mary McKenna, Jennie Mc- Kenna, Mrs Alice Brennan. Alice Brennan, Mrs. Kate Dwyer. Mrs. Mar
 garet Sullivan, Mrs. Edith Morin, Mrs.
 Mary Briclxley. Mrs. Nellie McLaugh-
 lin. Mrs. Mary Sharkey, Mrs. Mary McDermott, Nellie Murray Nellie Con- nell, Annie Cornell, Mrs. Mary Rail-,
 Mrs. Rebecca Mclaughlin. Mrs. Nell lie Barnett, Mrs. Lillie Kahn.
 mann. Alice Hoffman, Mrs. Hattie l Finn. Mrs. Kate Def1ey, Mary Smith, Elizabeth Clarke, Blanche Hewitt, Is- | abelle J. Marshall. Mabel H. Mc-
 Martha T. Clarke. Mary Cheney, Alice
 beth Rainvli1e. ae.' Margaret wilcox. Maggie Perkins.
 Netta M. Dearnley, Alice Tarbox,
 Mabel A. Buckingham, Helen H. Rob inson, Josephine A. Miller, Florence
 Miller, Mrs. Margaret Driscoll, Mary
 R. Driscoll Alice A. DriscolI, Nora DriscolE Mary Driscoll. Margaret Dris- coll. Mrs. Eleanor /Driscoll. Mrs. Annie Drisco1l.
 Jennie Donovan. Minnie Walsh, An
 nie I. Walsh, Katherine Walsh, Mrs.
 Edward Walsh. Mrs. Redmond Walsh,
 
 garet cotter. Julia Cotter, Jennie Coyle, Jennie Blake. Mrs. Elizabeth
 Blake, Margaret Melady, Mrs. Nellie Shea. Mrs. Ellen 'Walsh. Mrs. Mary Oakes, Mrs. Elizabeth Wolfe. Mrs. Ellen Cornell, Mrs. Mary Glynn, Mrs. Anna Wechsier Mary Fo- ley, Mrs. Margaret Powers. Mrs. Katherine Dewyer, Katherine Dris- coll Nora Driscoll, Mrs. Anna Turn
 smith n1 1fsdss' Mrs Annie sharkeS @ Mrs aaa Era len Rioux, Mrs. Agnes Rock, Nellie Cavanaugh, Della Shea, Lena L'IIeur- eux, Mary Godek. Agnes B. Dolan,
 bsa,e Ida FostHr Mr: File File cpn%is Paul Elizabeth | To be added Albert R. Saunders, William B. Perkins.
 Pulpit Themes Tomorrow. Sunday morning at the C6ngrega- tiona1 church, Rev. Albert Donnell's l subject will be, The Sunless City. The Christian EndeaVor meeting will be led by Alex McNico1.
 Rev. J. B. Aldrichs morning subject at the Methodist church is announc- ed as Separated Lovers. In the ev- ening Music is the subject Rev. o. a Sargent will again preach at the Baptist church.
 At Long Point Cottage. Mrs. Thomas McBroome, Misses Ma
 bel and Vera McBroome and Leonard McBroome are occupying a cottage at Groton Long Point. John Mc-
 Broome will spend a week vacation there.