Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19
NORWICH TOWN

Rev. Henry T. Arnold of Williams street will officiate at the Sheiterlng l Arms service Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Frederick H. Bushnell of Huntington avenue will have charge of the music. At the closing of the Norwich Art /! school today (Friday) Miss Edna Her bert of Town street, will return to her home in Griswold to spend the Christ mas vacation.
 | Miss Gladys Beebe from Connecticut 1 College will spend the holiday recess l at the home of her parents, MT. and 1 Mrs. George S. Beebe. Of Scotland l road.
 Members of the household at the | Sheltering Arms enjoyed the birthday l festivities Thursday of Mrs. Della Gif- 1 ford. At noon s special dinner was i served, and at supper time the birth
 day cake was enjoyed by al. Mrs. l Clifford received many remembrances, i also cards, some coming from friends
 far distant. During the day there
 were several callers to tender con
 gratuiations. This was the second birthday observance at the Sheltering
 Arms, this week.
 Chief Yeoman Benjamin ]. Houfihaa
 of Sturtevant streetH Norwich Town, has recently received his honorable discharge from the navy, having serv-
 
 Houlihan, who enlisted in the spring of 1918 was for a time located at New London. October first of that year he
 was transferred to the navy depart
 nent at. Washington, D. C.. leaving Norwich two weeks later. Previous to
 entering the service he was connect
 ed with the Norwich Commercial School, acting as principal. Yeoman
 Houlihan who has many friends in ot, 41ofI, in SpJ1oO1 auS of
 interests, has fine appointment with
 the government, and expects to remain
 in Washington.
 The annual meeting of the Gathrop
 Memorial Foreign Missionary society
 was held Wednesday afternoon in the
 First Congregational chapel, with an
 attendance Of twelve members. At
 this meeting the society took up the
 third chapter of the study book on
 Crusade of Comnassion. A report from
 the Woman's Board meeting held h Providence was given by the delegate
 who attended. All officers were re-
 elected as follows: President. Miss Susan Hyde; vice president. Mrs.
 Dwight Avery; secretary and treas
 urer, Mrs. Walter Potter secretary
 for the Home league, Mrs. Fannie Abel: secretary for Life and Light. , Mrs. s. I. Bonney; leader Of the era Nl5 GOii, zAFS. EI6OFSS haNfnOnQ+ Junior Lockout, Miss Susan Hyde. or special interest to teachers, par ents and. friends of the school chi1- dren in. this district, is the recent an- nouncement of their excellent stand ing in the Junior Red Cross work, they having enrolled 100 per cent AL though the National Red Cross head
 quarters this year did not require the
 100 per cent. quota on tie basis of 2
 cents from every child, these. three
 schools, West Town street. Town
 street ard Sturfevant street. number
 ing in all about 250 pupils have sue
 reeded in enrolling on that basis
 Fach school received a special poster
 for 1920 in recognition of the neritor-
 ious work of the pupils.
 Wednesday morning tFA TFo~,a tfis-
 s'onary societ.F of tho First Con-re- ~ational church sent four god =i.cs hoyes of useful articles 10 Rev w. R pierca and his family at Carb97dale Pa. Tho eo2to1ts of fhe h~--a9 inc7ud. r1 ciofhif@ of a4l de -,i -o'a ea- tl,o tfrea Gittln ia sShfFrs C IEs- nscroe n4fo Books toys ennres. S- nor dolls esc A hcsu+sf;ll ,,1.,-' :.-., r,-. fi1e Junior IG-,-snsF,,-n.,s, : .1,.- -t--~n, bod 2 car}~lete sxaadzosa also ao" 5 tod matt"es~ cd ca7-c.-'--o-~. s-7a7 ~ the r,an~ a--i-'cr oe ,'a-r'-~ -5esy en oVerroqt .iIlir4s co'sa2~ vo at" fs~ N.r. r e~ep. a-a d. = 4-. as.f fSf,fr z ff'sfN~S Ter fi" '' e''-'r tsaeDe- R'edne~da.- e,-~.4on t'-~ -e:-. ger, tArce i0's@N '-'fN~''-' e-s-,'2if n ,stls. l-raeond Na.i I .5- c.''-i-,- a = a-ki,-.. ;. If ez,irrsoe 1--s7 7e'-- e n co'- ared eels;,a'- .n 4--- e---', - v's:,, fqe is ir CT -s-a ~, II z. .,s.as,, II ed s.- 1F9r,1-s e-sss'-z F.,- ws.p FEetef -'s34ias s;,2-s r. } WattIes, rre aent of tic eac:etF. ss- sisted hy others. u