Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-27

Cummings, who has been president TOT
 three years read a short account of l,
 the activity of the club during the |
 year. The election of officers for next
 year resulted as follows: President. ] Miss Eunice Gulliver; secretary and treasurer, Mis- Whiton; council mem Der. Miss Abbic Willard; elector, Mrs. Irving Davis. Miss Gulliver then LOOK the chair ad after a few minutes the | meeting was adjourned. The meet | ing was followed by tea and social | hour and ended with singing college ! songs.
 ~ the recent meeting of the | Windham county board of the Ancient ! Oruer or HlDernians. in Putnam, Jas.
 F. Twomey of this city was elected
 delegate to the national convention of the order which is to be held in l San Francisco in August. MT. Two mey was also elected delegate to the state convention of the order to be
 held in Danbury in September. Thursday of this week, the Feast of
 the Ascension, is a holy day of obli-
 gation and will be celebrated with masses at St. Mary's church and at | St. Joseph's church also.
 | Charles R. Utley, who has con-
 dueted a plant in this city for the past l ten years, recently sold the business, with equipment and stock on hand to Marshall and Adams of New London.
 The funeral of orisen A. Sessions was held Tuesday afternoon at o. clock from the funeral parlors of the
 J. c. Lincoln Co. The attendance
 was large and there were beautiful floral tributes. The services were con- ducted by Rev. Charles A. Dinsmore
 of Waterbury. former pastor of the | Consregat ational church, assitsed by
 Rev. Harry S. McCready. the present pastor. During the services One
 Sweetly Solemn Thought and Abide With Me were sung by Miss. May Shepherd and Charles Caswell The
 bearers were Herbert Chappell, Will liam N. Potter. Calvin Brown, Burt Thompson. William Grant and George
 R. Tripp. Burial was in the family lot
 in Wil1imantic cemetery.
 Clerk Edgar M. Warner has sent
 out the following notice: Windhan
 County Superior Court. Calling of the 1 Docket. Putnam. Conn, May 26. 1919. l Members of the Bar:-Take notice
 that on Wednesday. May 2S. at 1915
 o'clock a. m., at the superior court
 room in Willimantic in said county,
 the court, the Hon. Gardiner Greene, judge. will call the docket in said court l and discontinue or otherwise dispose | of such untried cases thereon as have
 been pending one year and cases i'll
 in which there is default of appear
 ance unless cause is shown for the l continuance of such cases.
 i By order of the couIt.
 | EDGAR M. WARNER. Clerk. | Next Sunday morning at the nine o'clock mass in St. Joseph's church, ] Bishop John J. Milan of Hartford will ! administer the sacrament of confirma-
 ton to large class.
 About S400 was obtained during
 Monday for the Salvation Army Home Service Fund in this city, which brings .i the total amount reported up to Mon Il day night to about S2,000. The reports of the canvas from the children in the
 schools, held Monday, were not ob- tainable Monday night, but it is known that a substantial sum was obtained from that source. The campaign 5 throughout the country has been ex tended to Thursday night of this week, f which gives the Town of Windham ample time to more than subscribe its l quota of s24o0. That is will be fully subscribed goes without saying. A } number of industries have not yet :. turned in their reports of the canvass in their respective plants; also the r Three Windhams, the towns of Mans 2 field and Coventry have yet to be r heard from. With these reports in, it sl is assumed the quota will have been 7 req ched. However, the drive will be . kept up and everyone who has not yet = subscribed, will be given the opDortun- ] ity to do so. Doughnuts were again Q sold during Monday and at the Liberty Cottage Monday evening, D. P. Dunn ] of the Ell1s' Committee, which has so
 successfully handled this campaign,
 I ,1,
 remained.
 i The following young ladies assisted = in the Doughnut Day Sale which net . ted about $400 for the fund: Misses a Betty Everest, Elsa Skoglund Madeyln Shepard, Mary Hulnary, Betty Case ' Eileen. Willard, Mildred Johnson, Lil- n lian Cheeney, Francis Smith, Mar [ garet Rose, Evelyn MacF'arlane, Evelyn n Yorks, Mamie Mcintosh, Bessie Flynn n Cecelia Cohen, Catherie Twomey t Winifred Havrin, Katherine Colgan ? Alice Donohue, Mabel Brown. Mary ,. Cheeney, Mildred Dixon One patriotic
 boy, Girard Smith, helped also. The local lodge of Masons will hold i. q past masters night Wednesday even \ ing when delegations from other \ lodges will attend. James P. Mustard is to act as working master and al offices will be filled by past masters \ A big night is anticipated by tho mem bers of the lodge.
 Josephine Stone, the 16 year old 4 daughter of MT. and Mrs Peter Stone E of No. Il, North Main st. returned .te the home of her parents the latter part of last week. after having beer away since April 18th. During all this ! time the girl has been working as 8 housekeeper in the home of a family in Hartford. She went away and re- | turned of he own accord, she had caus- ed her parents much anxiety, and they had about given up hopes of ever see H ing her again.
 e A man arrested for drunkenness ir s this city Monday afternoon will bt given hearing this Tuesday morning \ in the police court.