Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-06
UNCkSyHLE
War Stamp committee Named-Fu- neral of Melvin N. Peters-Good Patronage fer Feddlsrs' Parade.

The weekly prayer meetipE of the Baptist church was hsl0 Thursday, evening at the home of Mrs. Harriett A. Edmends.
 Edmond Kiileen, U-s. army station- ed at Jacksonville. Flag. spent the week end at the home of his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Kiiieell
 Earl Holmes of the U. s. navy has been spending fuFlough at his home. Mrs. J. '. Miller entertained Thurs day Mrs. Richard ". Johnson. Mrs, Cora Bathana and Mrs. A. J, Phillips After a pleasant social time, Mrs. Mil- Ter served dinner at 6 D. m.
 War Stamp Committee.
 Rev. Frank g. Clark. pastor of the Baptist church Edwin C.. Curtin, Montyilie postmast tef and Fred j.. Hope have been appointed war stamp committee for the town.
 Mrs. J. l. Chapman has returned home after a visit with friends in Mystic.
 Took Part in Play.
 The play entitled The Country Doc tor was given in Falnser Memorial hall for the heneft of The Red Cross with the following cast / Thomas F311tton, M. D., the village d6ctoS, George ghagnon; Howard WaSneA in 1lpVe with Dolly, Orrille Mercler snifiIx Fergusoh, the sheriff Edwin c. Curtin; Sam Brick. proprietor of the hotel, Cornelius Fitzz gerald; Zebediah Bunn. who hangs around, James Church, Jr., Fri, that's all, Percy AlleD Ben Shaw, the stage driver, Theodore Rosenlund; Agnes Gilbert, -sliaSioiFei hvxfate. Mv. Ever cit ChspinaHs poliy tBfitten, the doc tors sister, Miss Maude Blaisdell: i: Susan Pinner doctors housekeeper, Mrs. Jamssi rhurcf Mrs: Birch, San's wife, Miss Bertha Lyon; Anna Belle lJimstead. with asperations, Miss Hen : rietta Gridley.
 Funeral of Melvin. M. Peters.
 The death os Melrin. ". Peters for merlyA of New Lon6Dn, occurred at the home of Afr and Mrs. William. B Spiers in this villagess Tuesdayrn night Mir. Peters for several years shasr been living in Brattleboro. Vt, coming here from that place several weeks ago. He has been suffering from asthma for a long time and that was the cause oi his death. He is survived by a sister who lives in Vermont, His wife died several years ago. His funeral took place from undertaking rooms in New London Friday sr
 PeddIers' Parade 2 Success. The enteftainmeAatzse ehtitlsd The Ped dlers' Parade was given Thursday evening by the members of the Meth. edist, church A large and generou: crowd patFonlzed the various wonders freely. All goods were sold out. 4 social time was enjoyed The enter. tainment wassin charge of Mrs, Chap. man.
 League Meeting.
 Sunday evening the Epworth leagu, meeting of the, sMethodist church wa led by Miss Mary Newton; topic Goals and How tp. Reach Them.
 Wednesday evening the teachers il the Baptist Sunday school held meeting for study at the home o Rev. and Mrs. Frank $. Clark.
 MT. and Mrs. Nathan Sheldon hay, moved from here D the Nelson Moor, place in North Waterford.
 To Give TDemonstration.
 Miss NJ J.uesmph heii has been Sc cured to give d demons ion in th Methodist church Monday afternecn Feb. 25.a Her subject will, be ..Mea and Meat Substitutes. e.sz
 The Ladies Aid society of the .Bap tist church held its meeting in. tn sewing room of. the Palmer .AIenoria school building Thursday afternoon,
 The candy pull keld Monday even ing was well attended,
 Thursday evening the third irl. sth series of whists given. for the benefi of the Good Cheer Sunshine. societ was held at the home of Mrs. France P. Robertson.