Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-22

Remember to ask for the imported GOLD MNDAL Brand. In three sixess .easeia packages
 Banner. The playlet was especially good, the parts being taken by the fol- l lowing: Olive Anthony, Fannie Larkin, Margaret McArthur, kettie Gilman, Anna Palmer and Grace Sweet. The following past grand masters of the l lodge were present from out Of town: Mrs. Lenera AtwelI of Middletown; l Mrs. Lillian Turner of Hartford; Mrs Sadie Nu1and of Rockville; Mrs. Fair man of Thompsonville; Mrs Ada Par menter of New London and Mrs. Minor j effrey, also of New London. The fol- l lowing members composed the commit tee in charge: Mrs. Eva Adams. chair 1 man, Fannie Larkin, Grace Sweet. Ella l Gurley, Lottie Gilman. Gladys Smith | and Lottie Smith. Light refreshments 1 were served at the close of the enter 1 talnment and the evening proved most ! pleasurable for the members.
 One of the best meetings held by the W. c. T. U. in a long time was enjoy ed Friday afternoon at the headquar- l terS on Valley street, at which a large l number were present. Mrs Mary D | webster, chalrweTnan, had arranged a l very attractive programme. and as an added and pleasing feature, Mrs. Ham, cock from Labrador gave an interest l Ing talk on the people and conditions l III Labrador at the present time Mrs Mrs. Hancock was a former president or the Willard W. c. T. U. union at 1 Old Orchard, Maine, and was right at ! home at the meeting. She spoke of | Mrs Estella Young and Miss Laura i Young of this city who are now in La 1 brador and visited at the Young Home on Windham Road Friday. Miss | Young is engaged in the work of teach l Ing the natives of Labrador the art o1 weaving rugs also basketry. The pro.
 duet is sold in Boston and the pro. ceeds used in bettering living condi. tons in the frozen country, where pov. erty IS extreme in many cases. A DOT. i ton of the programme was provided by members whose birthdays occurred
 during January, February and March Favorite songs of these members wer,
 sung and recitations given. Mrs F. M
 Anthony was the guest of honor of tn
 meeting. Tea and waters were served . At the business meeting plans wer
 made for the Jubilee Drive The mem bers of the local union are to be divide, into groups of ten women who are t
 solicit and obtain ten new member
 and $50 during the campaign. A spe , cial meeting was called for April 9tl , at which time reports on the campaig i will be made.
 City Health Officer pr. M. 3. Riords | and Town Health Officer Dr. r. E. vii ' cox have received word from the stat
 beard of health to be prepared an l keep a constant watch for any appear ance of the disease known as sleepin 3 sickness in this city and town Ther : are no such cases reported yet and 9 is to be hoped that there will not be. Francis Harold Walls, infant son ( MT. and Mrs. Harold Walls. died Fri
 day morning at the home of his grand :, parents, MT. and Mrs. Nelson Setter berg.
 The funeral of Miss Charlotte Tur ner was held Friday afternoon at ? O - clock from the Gurleyville church. Tn I services were conducted by Rev. A. / Mu1r and burial was in the Gurleyvil] ,, cemetery. Jay M. ShepherdI of thi f city had charge of the funeral arrange i, ments.
 = Mrs. w. w. Palmer of Chestnut HiI :; who was recently operated on at s = Joseph's hospital in this city. is re ported as recovering from the opera d tlon It is expected that she may re 1 turn to her home within a week or se : days.
 Miss Ruth shipman of the Sta, 1 Normal School is spending the week
 end at her home in Waterford.
 Miss Ruth Talcott is at her home i
 Glastonbury for over Sunday.
 Miss Helen McGregor of the kinder
 garten department in the Natchau
 school is spending the week end wit
 Miss Margcry Beach of Suffield Mis
 Beach Is teacher in the Suffie1d IT
 stitute.
 Mrs. Emily J. Bullard of Putnar
 formerly of this city, was in town c
 Friday.
 Word was received in town Frids
 Of the arrival in this country of Sere
 Nathan G. Eccleston of the 27th AeI
 Squadron, L. $. army. Sergt. Eccle.
 ton is well known in this city, havir
 been formerly employed by Q local at
 tomobile concern, and has mar
 friends. He enlisted before the dra
 went into effect. His parents are r,
 siding in Norwich at present. Sera
 Eccleston embarked at Hoboken, N. :.
 and was immediately sent to Can
 Mills.
 An unnecessary fire alarm from Bt
 63 al about Il o'clock Friday morniI
 caQed the fire department to a srne brush fire in the field in the rear No. 464 Jackson street The fire ", ] eXtinguished in a very few minutes 4 deliehtful social affair i7 the tov hal! Friday evening. was the Junio Senior recertton given by the c1a of 1920 of the Windham High Scho "he hall Was prettily decorated, t co:or scheme being green and whi ,he class coioTs. There were sixte l dance numbers on the rrcgramn l made up iron: the latest hits and e ! err number was encored. There we l over seventy-live couples present. T 1 patrons and patronesses were: 1a 1 and Mrs. F. 4. Case. MT. and Mrs. | II. Caswell, Miss Newland and Mi ! Gttenheimer The class officers ar | President. Miss Irene Vanderma ; Fice president. Brae Rafferty; seer - ta1y, Charles Curran: treasurer, AIi A Elizabeth Flynn. Dainty refreshmer E were served during the :1termissic \ l"cketts orchestra furnished musi f Business vas not cutie 50 brisk du 5 ing the past week as 1t was the pr Tious two weeks said ,'oi1n DePa ! duale, the local income tax deputy M