Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-07

that place. Tie delegates from the local church were Mrs. J. RI. Gager, Mrs, Rob- ert H. Fenten, Mrs. Roy Richadrsen, Mrs. Edith Tichiror, Mrs. Charles D. Stone. Mrs A. c. Everest, Mrs. Florence Tracy. Mrs A. C. Persons, Mrs. Edward Tryon, MS Helen Boss Cummings. Miss Sadie McCready, Mrs. H. D. Pollard and Mrs. Frederick Stae6ner.
 Members of the faculty and students at l the Willimantic state normal and training school enjoyed a hot dog and bacon bat Wednesday afternoon on Buckingham road, following the close of school hours A campfire was built and the dogs a1if bacon" were roasted and enjoyed by $; The afternoon was spent in the tefin" campfire stories and a general discus of the topics of the day The retu. Willimantic was made early in the ing.
 The first regular class work at M. C. A. this season begins on-Fr. this week, when the girls grammar class have their hour beginnipa o'clock in the afternoon The sent en's class meets at [ o'clock z resignation of Physical Directf Sampson the Alas been withci of. a director of physical activis recent meeting of the board G committee was appointed te rector of this work A plan was out whereby the women might physical instruction by woman dis, l EIld the men and boys classes by {, man | director. Mrs. pr. Herman C. Little has l been secured as direetress Of the physical work in the woman's and girls depart 'uents and will take up her duties Fri day. Mrs Little is a graduate of the 1 New Haven school of gymnastics and has | had much experience in gymnasium work 1 For several years she directed the work If physical culture in the Y. NJ. C. A. of l Savannah. Ga. and Was for one year in charge of physical culture at the public l schools of LansGlown. Pa. She comes to the we'll recommended by those with 1 whom she had served
 The first in a series of three instructive I talks to women on governmental duas-
 lions was held Wednesday night at the 1 [. M. C. A. building under the supervision l If c. s. Gilman. director of Affaeries-as1n : Ton in Wihdhani, over 60 women beink present. The Gpeaker of the evening WAS Judge of Probate Otto B. Robinson and ifi
 lis address to the women he covered 1T, detail the work of the legislative, judicial
 md executive departments of city govern
 lnent. In addition to explatninE the work
 'ngs and duties Of these three branches
 Of city government. 6 more detailed ac-
 'eant of city government was given; this
 towering the selection and duties of ali
 departments Of a city like Wiiiiinantic to
 sities of a greater population
 personal talk to voters covered the
 'luties of voter. and Judge Robinson
 said it was the duty of the vote to know
 why he voted and the laws for which he
 voted A voter should also know the
 candidates for wfich he vote was cast. to know whether that candidate was worthy
 ff the office, and if elected could properly
 take care of the work required of his de-
 partment. Voters should keep in touch
 with city affairs and thus be able to tell
 whether the candidates elected worked
 for the best interests of the city in which
 they held office. Any voter who allows
 these things to slide by loses their right
 to be q voter and should lose their vote. The next meeting of the series will be
 held at the association building on Wed
 nesday evening, Oct. 18th, and state gov
 ernrhent will be taken up by speaker ac-
 quainted with his tonic. These talks are
 entirely non-partisan and every woman
 who desires to learn about the s6yetn-
 nnent in which she is soon to take an ae-
 tive part should atttnd the next two meet
 iflEs, even though she missed the first.