Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-14
JEWETT CITY

Corp. James Duggan came home |
from camp Devens Sunday night on
the boat train for a few hours leave |
lie was transferred there last week |
from New York hospital where he |
has been since arriving from France.
Corporal Duggan was severely gassed
during one of the battles and has not
July recovered. He says he is feel
ing fine, but the terrible burns on his
back are not all healed. He went
away last March, was taken to Camp
Upton, n. Y. and then overseas with
out opportunity to come home. The
story Of his experiences the night of
the battle are most interesting.
The Ladies society of the Congre-
eutional church meets in the church
Fariors Thursday afternoon. T/e sup
! per will be a covered dish affair, each
one to bring an article of food in
covered dish.
! The state restrictions relating to the
ntuzzling and easching of dogs in
| the town of Griswold have been re-
| moved.
Miss'Clara Moran is i'll and Mrs. q.
/ H. Prior is acting as substitute. Miss
/ Alice Brown has pneumonia. and Mrs.
/ K. r. Cheney is substituting for her
| at Riverside Grammar school,
! The death of Edgar Whelan, a news
4 editor Of the Providence j purnal and
( Evening Bulletin. also OF his wife and
child. recall to Jewett City people the
family who lived here fifteen years
ago.
The fourth quarterly conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church was
held Friday evening, Jan. 10, in the
church, Rev.. 6. G. Scriveney of Nor
w!ch district, superintendent, in the
chair. Reports were read by the pas
tor Rev. J. Z. Aldrich. for the church.
\. c. Burdick. recording steward, read
The financial report William J. Rob
ertson. Jr. read the Sunday school
report, Mrs +. 3, Cheney read the
Ladies' Aid society report, Mrs. L. D.
Howe read the report for the Gardner
caSs, and l.. d. Howe gave the report
o, The Mems Bible class.
! living to the illness of Frank Nell
president Of the Epworth League, that
report was read by the pastor. The
reports showed all branches of the
church in n good condition.
! The pastor was invited by the mem
hers OF the quarterly conference to
return for another year.
The following stewards and commit
. tees were elected for the coming year.
SteWards-Rev. E. u. Anthony. dis
trict steward: \. c. Burdicl, recording
J ste ward: Mrs Mary !. Wood Mrs
Mary T.. Burdtck Mrs Sarah TracL
. Miss Maud J.. Barrett. Mrs 4 II Az
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, James McCluggage, Mrs. w. G. JEFF
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