Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-19
WILLIMANTIC

Riordan, W. H. Bransfield, Robert Ca-. sey and C.. Vincent Shea Ut is under, stood that there Aare@stWo more appli- cations to be received.
 Final arrangements for another Chautauqua to be held in Willimantic early in July were made at recent meeting of local guarantors. The Swarthmore, Pa, .Chautauaua, which has been here for the past two years, has been engaged for this year and as the previous meetings have been pleasing and successful, the general committee of the Willimartic Chau- tauqua Association had little difficulty 1 in securing local subscribers to hold the Chautauquas this year. The fol- 1 lowing committees were appointed for i the coming meeting: Ticket commit tee. James P. Bath. Frank H. Foss, Robert o. Branch, W. c. Norris, Sam uel Chesbro. Mrs. R. H. Fenton, Mrs. 1 A. L. Clark, Mrs. yC. C.. Case, Miss Fl = sic Marsh advertising committee, 1 Harry c. Smith. L. H. Arnold. Charles II. Hitchcock. James r. Twomey, Dr. 1 w. L. Higgins. F. o. Vinton, George A. ] Cook, Alfred Abbe. David Mathewson, Mrs. Katherine Rev: Junior Chautau- Ruth ChappeA,. Miss Edith :. .Willet; hospitality committee, Charles A. Gates, Daniel r. Dunn, Frank r. Fen ton, P. J. Laramee. Mrs. John Reilly; l grounds committee. D. E. Abel. H. Clinton Lathrop. H. z. Lincoln, W. D. 1 Knight: decoration committee, Mrs George F. Taylor, Mrs. Frank H. Toss, Mrs. C. c. Case, Mrs. F. P. Fenton; 1 Sunday committee. Rev. A. D, Carpen- ! ter, Rev. Harry s. McCready, Rev. C. ] Harley Smith, Rev. J. Papilion. Rev. ! L1 rl-
 i James o. Bacon of 1o8 Spring street, 1 for the past twenty years resident of this city and for over fifty years on the railroad passenger trains, was re- 1 tired on a pension last week by the l N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co. at MT 1 Baoon's request Mir. Bacon. who is l over seventy-two years of age, began 1 his railroading career when twenty years old. He. like many others. start ed in at the bottom and rapidly ad- i vanced himself to the rank of con ductor and when he retired last week was the oldest conductor in point oi service on the New Haven road. Most ] of his term of service for the latter company has been on trains between 1 Boston and Hartford via Willimantic and Putnam. Mir. Bacen's friends con- | sider him well entitled to long rest after his many years of faithful ser ! vice.
 Daniel Levine resigned recently as i manager of the sales department oi ! the Rockville Willimantic Gas & Flee tric Light Co.,, which office he has helt l for the past three years. During tha time he has made many friends ii l business and socially and his local ac- ! quaintances regret his departure fol | New York, where he is to start il + business for himself in the same line of work. His associates in the Willi- [ mantle office of the company present
 ed him an open-faced gold watch suitably inscribed. MT. Levine wa:
 one of the local boys to enter the mil
 itary service in tho world war, but dit not so overseas. He was discharged with the rank of sergeant.
 The annual meeting of the Woman'
 Guild of St. Paurs Episcopal churcl
 was held Saturday afternoon. Tht \ following officers were elected: Pres ident, Mrs. Charles Van Zandt; vic, president, Mrs. Herbert Ladd; secre ! tary, Mrs. Nathan X. Bennett; treas
 urer Mrs. Francis Martin. A birth day social for the members of tn
 guild will be given June ,.
 Frank II. Foss. Robert E. Mitchell
 and Charles F. E.ovett have bee elected delegates from St Paurs Epis
 copal church to. the annual convention
 of the diocese which is to be held a
 Trinity church in New Haven tomor
 row (Tuesday) and Wednesday,
 Following is a list of team worker
 appointed to aid and assist the loca
 Methodist church in the Missionar
 Centenary campaign, which begin
 next Sunday: F. P. Davoll. F. +
 Cross, R. B. Browne. J. D, Elmendor1 w. E. Webier, A. C. Scripture, r. r
 Bradway, D. W. Ide, Thomas Wood, (
 II. Bradley, Fred Woodward. Waite
 Woodward, W. B. Watrous. B. W
 Young Howard Hal!ing, Mrs. A. I
 Browne, Mrs. Hastings. Mrs. Walker
 Mrs. Morse. Miss Hoxie. Mrs. F. ,
 Williams Mrs C. W. smith. Mir;
 Randall. Mrs. Haling. Mrs. c. H. Bee Ebe. Mrs French, Mrs. Dunstan an
 Miss Addie Webber.
 The quota for Willimantic is S1,99
 year for five years.
 Charles E. Holmes of New Londo