Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-07
WILLMANTIC

The annual meeting OF the Incorpor-
ators of st. loseph's hospital was held
Thursday at the board rooms. The re-
ports of the various officers showed the
financial condition of the institution
to be very satisfactory. Officers were
elected as follows: President. George
E. Stiles; vice president, William ].
Sweeney; secretary. H. c. Lathrop:
directors, Gulford Smith, G. E. Stiles,
Rey. John E. Clark, Rev. J. J. Papil-
Ion, John Reilly H. c. Lathrop, DIR. F.
w A. King. John r. Carr and G.. A.
Bartlett. Rev John E. Clark was
elected a member of the board Of in
corporators, taking the place of the
late Rev. Timothy F. K;Elnon. The
board OF directors later held their
meeting and elected G. E. Stiles,
president: W. J. Sweeney. vice pres
ldent: John Reilly. secretary and
Rev. Mother Tharsilta, superintendent
and treasurer. The reports of the
treasurer ana superintendent showed
that the institution cared for a large
number Of potients during the past
year, leaving the finances in very good
condition, notwithstanding the in
At meeting of the w. c. T. IT,,
held in their rooms on Valley street
Thursday afternoon, there was a very
good attendance, about 60 being pres
emit Rev II. S. McCready, pastor of
Tie Congregational church. was to
have given a talk on the need of
Community Centers but in view of the
fact that Gustaye Bochman OF Hart
n hp ac
addressed mainly on this topic by
him. Mr.. Bochman is a field worker
for the w. c. t. Z. throughout the
state and gave a very interesting talk
on the need of Community Centers at
this time. At the business meeting,
IL was voted that 1925 be raised fer a
Liberty bond 10 be turned over to the
National W. C. T. u. Association. An
invitation to the w. c. T. U. was read
at the meeting from Chairman Nellie
A eager of Anne Wood Elderkin
Chapter, D. A. r, to attend its Feb
ruary meeting on the 18th, in the la
dies parlors at the state armory, TO
near Mrs. Marian s. Campbell of
Windsor, Conn, speak on The Com
munity Spirit. Mrs. Campbell was
heard in this city la7t winter and
made very favorable impression. All
members Of the Willimantic w. c. 7.
/ Z. were especially invited to this
meeting.
The continued case of Arthur Mott
Us. Charles Segar was the only mat
ter to come before the police court
Wednesday morning This case was
the result Of an accident some time
ago when j. was CLAIMED that Segar.
driving a wagon, ran into another
wagon driven ny MOT, CT West Main
street, and that Segar was on the
wrong side of the road when the &C
cident happesed. The case was final
~ disposed Of by Segar paying a fine
Of 81 end costs, amounting to $12.40.
The following soldiers, who have
been discharged from military ser
vice. have recently registered in the
book at the town clerks office: En-
sign William W. Thompson. navy;
Private Guy Demarco, medical corps;
Private A. II. Thornberg, Co. c, 74th
Infantry: Private Adelard Fontaine,
Co. c, 74th Infantry; Private Freder-
lex A. Fanton. 18th Infantry Co. c.;
Private John S. Healy, S. A. T. c.;
Corporal james X. Harroun, signal
corps Sergeant Edward A. Morrison,
nth Co, Depot Brigade; Private VIII
liam T O'Brien. Mobile Hospital Nc.
80: Sergeant Arthur T. McQuillan,
151st Co. Depot Brigade Corporal
Thomas D, Ryan, Co. L, 74th Infan-