Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-16
WILLIMANTIC

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 Referee, Donanue; umpire. Rogers; time of quarters. 10. 12. F. 1c. Over one hundred and fifty dele gates to the forty fourth annual state convention of the Wornenss Christian n Temperance Union. registered during the first day of the two days econven- : sion being held in the local Congre- gational church. In addition there were many visitors and guests. The session opened with a musical service following which the convention was called to order by the president. Mrs Caroline B. Buell.. OHeers answer ing to the roll call were: President, ton vice presidents. Hartford county. Mrs. Mary E. WeIIes. Wethersffeid New Haven county. Mrs Alta H. Downs, Westville: New London cof1n- Middleset county. Mrs Hattie M Newton. Durham: LitehfeId county. Mrs. Mary A. Gordon Plymouth: Fair field county. Mrs c, B. Joyce. Bridge port: Windha1n county. Mrs. Bertha Mrs. Ethel c. Plumb. Stafford Springs; corresponding secretary Miss Jo- sepiline A. Sexton, East Hampton; re- cording secretary, Mrs. Nellie A. Ga ger Wfflimantic: treasurer, Mrs Ne1- tary Loyal Temperance Legion. Mrs Grace, C. P1att, Bridgeport
 After the. roll call the following committees were appointed for the year
 Credentials Miss Josephine A. Sex son, Moodus. Mrs. Sadie Kimba1l of Scotland: eourtesfesr Mrs. Bertha Gridley and Mrs Fayette Goss. Wi1Ii- ma ntic; prize banners. Mrs. Nellie R Dora E. W sprat. Clinton
 On Resolutions: New London coun- l ty, Miss Nellie Starr, Uncasviiie; ! Hartford county. Mrs. M. G., Purin ton, Hartford; Holland county. Mrs. Emma =eT. county. Mrs, Frank L. sanborn New Haven county. Miss iliiah LinsIey. New Haven; Fairfield, ] Mrs D ". Marshall. Bridgeport; | fitchfeid, Miss Ella filling East Ca l laan. .
 On nominations: Hartford county l Mrs. c. B. Sheperd. New Britain; Tol- and county, Mrs F. L. Smith. Staf- | ord: Middiesex county. Mrs. Hattie VI. Newton. Durham: IitchfeId coun ". Mrs, B B. Atwood. Thomaston: airfield county Mrs. Henry Schofeld l New Haven county. Mrs lester A, Sharpe, New Haven; New i -oRdon, Mrs. Herbert Lamb. Mystic.
 The impressive memorial service eld just before the noon recess was 'nder the leadership of Mrs. Mary 4. 7ertlon of Plymouth president of the itchfeld county union
 II was announced that owing to | -lsinesS arrangements, sDr. Valeria H. 1
 ,riSer- of Hartford. field secretary of l Society of Social Hygiene and su- i 'ri7tendent of that branch of ". C. 1 - T. work. would be unable to speak | oday (Thursday)-
 The afternoon session was given | yer to reports from state officers and O the annual address of the presi- |, ent, Mrs Caroline B. Buell.. In her ddress Mrs. Buell. spoke of, the place he city of Wifiimantic had in the carts of ttrose who had attended the onyention held here in 1910. She poke ot the loss Of two great work rs for the cause. Dr. Anna Howard haw, who had done much to aid the suse of prohibition and suffrage, who jed July 2 just after the eighteenth usan K Luce of Mantle. who had t different times held the office of { secretary and of treasurer l speaking of the work before the or. amiga tion Mrs. Buell. stated that the h rganization would have to meet and i many obstacles. that may rise. Wartime and constitutional ] rohibition were touched on. quota. ons from the amendment being used ( bring out points of vital interest Ia The report of the corresponding,l : >cretary was presented and a brief ; ltline of work done in a few of the ,unties' in the state vas given each (