Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-11
MCNTYILLE

About 20 were in attendance at the meeting of the Good Cheer Sunshine so- ciety held at the home of Mrs. A. J. Hug gard Thursday afternoon. Arrangements were made to send wto delegates, Mrs. A. c. Stearns and Mrs. F. F. Wilson. to the international convention in Boston May 1s, 20, q. The officers for the coming year are: President, Mrs. A. C. Stearns i; first vice president Mrs. F. F. Comstock {; second vice president, Mrs. Grace Mall lory; secretary. Mrs. Frank H. Rogers i; assistant secretary, Mrs. George Bitters |; treasurer, Mrs. Charles T. Beebe: press committee, Mrs. George Bitters. The next meeting of the society will be an all-day session at the home of Mrs. Herbert N. Barber Thursday, June Sd. Mrs. Hug gard. assisted by her sister. Miss Jennie McCauly. and her niece. Miss Edith Hug gard, served refreshments, after which Miss Huggard entertained delightfully."- with piano selections.
 Miss Susan Fargo of New London was the guest of Mrs. Mark Furber recently. Mrs. Sarah Tracy and Miss Beatrice Read of Jewett City spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Charles Turner. Several from here are planning to at- 1 tend the 18th annual Eastern Connecticut conference of the Womans Americsu T i Baptist Foreign Missionary society in the Huntington street Baptist church, New l London. May 18th.
 Mrs. Charles Kingsley, who has beer | in Backus hospital for a number of weeks. undergoing treatment, returned tc | her home here Thursday.
 Mrs. Roy Johnson. who is employed ir l Palmer Bros mill. cut her thumb with 2 knife so seriously as to require the atten tion of a physician. She has been unabl' 1 to work for a few days.
 Miss Vera Olin of Mansfield Cente' l spent the week end with her sister, Mis- l Florence Olin. here.
 Mrs. Ida Browning is preparing [, 1 move her household goods and put then in storage at Mrs. Martha Brainerd's l Mrs. Browning occupies a part of tn house which she sold a number of year ago. All her married life was spent il
 this house, she coming there a bride ove
 40 years ago. Here her son. Earl
 Browning, of Norwich. and her daughter
 Mrs. Jennie Browning Walden. of Bostor
 were born. the marriage of her daughte
 took place and from it the body of he
 husband, Irving Browning. was borne {
 its last resting place. Mrs. Brownin
 can say with the singer: No place O
 earth do l love so sincerely"
 MT. and Mrs. Guy Radway attended th
 iietlins Ol hOHoHoc grange m NaIerIOr
 Wednesday night. Mir. Radway is maste
 and Mrs. Railway is lecturer of tf grange. which meets the first and thir | Wednesday of the month.
 Misses Jennie McCauly and Edit 5 Huggard will entertain the Ladies' Al \ society this CTuesday) afternoon at the
 home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edmond Rogers and N 2 and Mrs. John VoEeltanz. Jr., have bee s spending several days sightseeing in u
 metropolis.
 The building owned by the Palm,
 Bros company and formerly occupied '
 the Montville Athletic club is being tol
 down and removed.
 Rev. F. NJ. Mitchell has formed a Bib
 study class which will meet in the chap
 Friday nights.
 , | The stormy Saturday afternoons causS
 much dissatisfaction among the men wh | being employed through the week. cou1
 on Saturday afternoon to get gardel planted and outdoor work in general