Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-22

The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church held it's annual elec- tion meeting with the following chos- en officers: President, Mrs. John Gotham; first vice president, Mrs. J. A. Phillips second vice president, Mrs. Mary Chapman: third vice president, Mrs. Joseph Smith; secretary, Mrs. Annie B. Newton; assistant secretary, Mrs. William Becl<with; treasurer, Mrs. Charles Hope; chaplain, Mrs. Charles C. Tibbetts; derectresses, Mrs. Richard W. Johnson, Mrs. Oscar E. Church, Mrs. Herbert G. Dart, Mrs. Burke G. HeWett; flower committee, Mrs. Charles Ramage and Mrs. Chas. Watson.
 The supper given by the society at the parsonage Thursday night was well attended. An entertaining pro gramme of musical selections was giv- en. The committee in charge were Mrs. Burke G. HeWett, Mrs. J. G. Mil ton and Miss Ruth Long.
 Entertained Sunday School.
 Mir and Mrs. Herbert G. Dart enter tained Monday evening at their home the Sunday school board of the Beth odist church. Supper was served by Mrs. Dart after which business meet Ing was held.
 A Proud Reward.
 As a result of the sale of more Lib erty loan bonds two more stars have been placed on the banner raised a few weeks ago near the local post of flee. Montville has exceeded the ap- portionment nearly nine thousand dol- lars over. four times it's quota.
 Seventy eight pupils were perfect in attendance at the Palmer Memorial school during April.
 Theodore Shaffer recently received a communication from his brother in the U. s. service of his safe arrival in France
 Mrs. George W. Dart, accompanied by her sister. Miss Allen, spent Sunday in West Haven, the guest of Mrs Darts son. Edward S. Dart.
 Surprise Party.
 Miss Agnes Quinn of Pequot was given a surprise party by Miss Mae Sullivan, Miss Madeline Walsh, Miss Leena Deyine, Misses Margaret and Kathryn McDermett, Miss Maude Blaisdell, Frederick Richards, Francis Skiffington, Arnend PIouff. William Dare, Walter Bergman, Matthew Geary who met at her home Tuesday evening The evening was devoted to music and games and refreshments were served.
 Mrs Michael J. Hickey has been spending few days in New York.
 Gave Play at Hamburg.
 Friday evening those who took part in the Red Cross Soeiety's benefit en- tertainment, The Old New Hampshire given in Palmer Memorial hall. Friday evening, May 10th, went to Hamburg to repeat the programme at that place The party was taken in automobiles The proceeds will be devoted to Red Cross work The play was repeated Monday evening in Palmer Memeria hall.
 Mrs, Charles E. Rogers of Hill Tor has been entertaining Mrs, Fannie C. Church of Norwich.
 EnIists in Navy.
 Newton Babcock, employed at the Palmer Bros.' Co. mill, has enlisted ir the '. S. navy and reported at New Haven for duty Saturday.
 Lathrep Miller returned to his du. ties In the navy artef a short fur. fuFleugh spent with his parents, MT and Mrs. J. Y. Miller, of this village
 May Basket Hung.
 Miss Florence Chapel, Miss Elsi, LaBounty, Miss Anna Bellnack. Mis- Aldea Lusignas. Miss Alma Mareeux John Thomas, John O.: Purse, Ottt Lasch, Frank High, friends of Mis- Teresa Hickey hung her handsom May basket last Tuesday evening.
 Rev. Charles E. Tibbetts, pastor o the Methodist church exchanged pull pits with the Rev. Charles Smith o