Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-26
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What Is Going On Tonight.

What is Gofng On loni9nts
Windham Encampment, No. 10, I.
Q. o. f. regular meeting at S07 Main
street.
American Benefit Society Whitman
tic Lodge. No. 100, meet in their rooms,
7G2 Main street.
Weekly meeting Loyal Order of
Moose. at Moose home, Pleasant street.
United Order Golden Cross, Wilt
mani: Commandery, No. 256, month
~ meeting.
Tomorrow Thursday evening there
is to he q social evening for the mem
bers of the quarterly conference at the
local Methodist church and all other
officers of the various church bodies
and societies with their wives or l1us-
bands. A supper will be served, fol-
lowed by an address by the district
superintendent, Rev. G. G. Scrivener
OF Norwich. There win be an open
session of the fourth quarterly con-
terence. the last to be held here dur
ing the superintendency of Rev. Mr..
Scrivener.
The civil suit of Ohio OSuitivan VS..
Oliver l.. Willard. which was to have
been tried Monday, before Justice of
tho Peace, Curtis Dean, has been post
poned for one week.
The February meeting of the La
dies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. CA. was
held Tuesday afternoon under the di-
rection of the reception committee
about so members being, present. Rev
Harry s. McCready spoke at the meet
ing and told in his Interesting way a
story of the war, his bIbject being
| The Water and the Spirit. Several
musical selections were rendered by
| the Windham High School orchestra
y short business meeting was hello
and the addition of % new members
TO the auxiliary was reported. Mrs
Moon gave a general report of just
what the auxiliary had done in tbs
past for the Y. N. C. A. At the Gloss
of the meeting, tea and sandwiches
were served.
The drive for funds for relief in tbs
| Near East in this city started Tues
day morning and while no reports
will be made on results obtained by
the different teams much before Fri
Gay, it is expected that there will be
| ready and willing response on the
! part of the public to the call of the
canvassers for this worthy cause. The
campaign, as has been announced be.
| fore, will be conducted so far as pos
sible. on a cash basis. -Four minute
| speakers will talk at the performances
| OF the motion picture houses during
! the week and it is figured that tn,
| quota of $4,000 allotted to this city VIII
| be readily obtained.
At the annual meeting of the Wei
| fare Bureau, held this week at theil
| rooms on Valley street, NJ. z. Lincoln
| president read his annual report sum
marizing the great work which iat
| been accomplished by the bureau ant
detailing the work to be done in tn,
future. Interesting reports of the sec
rotary, treasurer and visiting nurs.
! of the bureau were read. The treas
urer's report showed receipts dufihi
the year Of s3550.S1; expenditures sS,
| 414.05; balance in treasury sl2S.26, M
| r. Lincoln was reelected president O
| the bureau and Mrs Robert n. Fentor
| and Samuel Chesbro, vice presidents
and appointments we're made on tn,
various committees to serve during tn,
coming year.
Among the names of thirty -feu
| Connecticut men appearing in the cas-
ualties lists Tuesday was that of Pri
vate Raymond o. Brown of this cit,
and Corporal Ernest Collins Of Bal
| tic.
Much interest is being shown in tn