Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-16

will go to Danielson today Friday) to see the Welcome Home celebra tien given in honor of the men who have been tn servic.
 The Christian Endeavor Society of the First Congregational church has been invited by the c. E. society Of the United Congregational church to meet with thene on the Meeting House Rocks, for the Sunday even ing service.
 The topic is the same as assigned for that evening, If stormy the Nor wich Town c. E. society will meet as usual in the chapel.
 1t the closing of the Norwich Art school for the week end, Miss Ser nice Beebe will return to her home in New London and will have as her guest, Miss Edna Herbert of Gris- wold.,
 DrF'rank $. Bunnell of Washing ton street will address members and their friends on the Peace Conference at the annual meeting Of the Mems league Monday evening. Election of officers is in the business for the ev- ening.
 MT. and Mrs. W. Fl. Whitenan. Mrs. Fanny Abell, Mrs Edwin liar beck and daughter and Mrs. $. I. Bonney and daughter, Miss J. E. s5onney Wss in Hanover Wednes- day and attended the conference of six churches which was held all day iii the Hanover Congregational church. The speaker of the morning was Rev. Charles H. Garter, p. D., of Hartford, sermon, The Wine Press of Goa, At the aftertS,on session. Rev. Arthur J. Benedict of Arizona, gave an address entitled The Con- gFegatiorial, Home Missionary Soc:e- ty: Church represented were Gris- void, Lisbon, Plainfieid, Preston, Jewett City and Hanover.
 The Norwich Town Red Cross tional chapel Wednesday, afternoon and evening to sew. At seven o'clock those present numbering thirty or tsoee enjoyed a supper of salads, sandwiches, cake and coffee. The date vas Mrs. Edwin Hutchir,- sons birthday and in behalf of her faitllfulness and regular attendance at these meeting in supervising the work, Miss Bessie Grant ill a grace ful little speech presented Mrs Hutchinson basket Of rait, a flow. ering plant, several boxes of eandy 1 and 2 good sun of money, from hei l oSooSs1t~o III Iusp ltUDfG WOTE. lne committee in charge Of the affair was Mrs. George Fraser. Mrs. Charles
 Marsh and Miss Alice Smith, as. ! sisted by Mrs. Frank Stefry.
 The flhieth annual meeting of th, 1 Norwich Rural association was hel, Wednesday evening at the home O
 Miss Katharine A. Kent on Washing ton street with 3 good attendance. Th, president, Miss Kent, called the meet ing to order. Reports of the last meet ing and the treasurer's account for tn, year were given by Miss Sara Mo
 Clellan. W. H. Geer reported for tn,
 board walks. Suggestions as to tn
 preservation Of the boerds stored o] Town street. which have been tarnper
 cd with. were made. Plans were form
 cd tor collecting the annual dues. I
 was voted that sign be placed fo
 the protection Of the boards. also tha
 printed cards be sent out for the an
 rEal dues, A vote of thanks was siyel
 Miss Kent for her offer of one Or nor
 trees to be planted on the green +
 place Of those removed.
 Y For the coming year Miss Kent wa
 reelected president. In place of Mis-
 Mcclellan. who has been the secre
 tarf for the past nine years and treas
 urer the past year, Miss J. G. Bonne,
 was elected; for chairman of the boar
 walks, W. H. Geer; of sidewalks, ozia
 Dodge.