Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-05

six miss sonary causes as last year. and that reports of the treasurers of the societies connected with the church be sent to the clerk.
 Mrs. Daniel F. Finn died at her home early Saturday morning having been in impaired health for several months Mrs. Finn was born in Che shire, Mass. the daughter of MT. and Mrs. William LaCarte. She was united in marriage with MT. Finn Is years ago. She was of a, most genial nature. and was devoted to her home Interests. Not only her relatives, but her many friends benefited by her large heartedness. She is survived by her husband and step-son. D. r. Finn, IT,. four sisters Mrs. James Smith Of Three Rivers, Mrs Richard Wells and Mrs. James Ready of Adams, Mass. and by a brother, William LaCarte, of Albany, N. Y.
 Jerry Mercy lies in a critical condi- tion. following an operation at the Bacl5us hospital Friday. Sunday af- ternoon he was said to have a chance of recovery.
 eral weeks, is able to go out for short distance.
 R P. Gardner returns today to Ann Arbor, to resume hs musical studies at the University of Michigan.
 Daddy Long Legs at the Ashland Club this afternoon and evening" adv.
 Mass. is a guest at Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Jennings.
 Rev George 1T. Coffin of Medfeld Mass. was .enterta.ned at MT. and Mrs. Walter Richardson's over Sun day
 Miss Ursula Mitchell who is visit Ing her cousin Miss Irene Casavant, l w.u return to her home in Bristol to- day (Monday).
 Mrs. G. H. Prior entertained the l members of the Baptist choir, and those who assisted in the singing of the eantatas at Easter and Christmas, at her home last week. The enter l tainment took the form of an automo- | bile party, which caused no end of merriment. The guests sang and played, and had a roueinr good time Ire hostess served refreshments dur | Ing the evening.
 The Near East Drive in GriswoId is to be under the direction of Mrs F. D. Ba'iou chairman. She has ap- DO ned as her co mittee Mrs. T. 4. Rioux Mrs. J. r. Pace. Mrs. B. R, G -r7ner Miss Aldia Pepp n, Miss Hel- ena ! abarre, Mrs. R. F. Cheney, Mrs. D. H Hiscox and Mrs. W. E. Burdick | The town is to be responsible for ten orphans, the quota being $500 The l committee meets this afternoon to
 assign the districts, and plan for the 1 drive. Notices were given Sunday in l the. several churches of this most
 worthy cause. which, it is expected will meet with the hearty cooperation l of every humane person.
 Rev. George H. Coffin, of Medfield
 Mass, preached at the Congregation
 al church Sunday morning. The mus
 ical program was most pleasingIy
 supplemented by two masters oi ! their art, Richmond ?. Gardner. solo ist. and P $. leon9rd au the organ. God boned spectacles lost Finder plea c return ta Mrs. P. E. Melv n. 2
 East Main street. Reward offered
 adv.
 Tie following officers have. been
 elected to serve the Y P. S. C. E. of 1 the First Congregational church. of
 Griswold, for 1920: President. T. Fred 1 Edmond: vice president, lola Button; recording secretary. Ellen Campbell; corresponding secretary, Mrs E A Geer; treasurer, w. A. Edmond; or
 ganist, Mrs. J. P. Richardson. Com
 mittees Lookout, Mrs. Victor Camp bell. Mrs. Frank Morgan, Wills Nor gan, Bertha Geer; prayer meeting
 Mrs. J. P. R chardson, Ellen Camp 1 bell. Jessie Anderson, Blanche Mont . gomery, T. Fred Edmond; social, Mrs ! W. B. Montgomery. Mrs. J. P. Rich ardson, w A. Edmond, Harold Geer Elmer Campbell: music Mrs. w. A
 Edmond, Mrs. Willis Morgan. IoIa
 Button, Mildred Montgomery; mis-
 sionary Mrs. E. A. Geer, E sic Lord
 Rev. J. P. Richardson Frank Morgan flower. Susie Morgan, Bertha Mont
 gomery, Lucy aLthrop, Charles Camp
 bell, Mrs. Daisy Edmond.