Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-14

George F. Dean, R. Irving Hurlbutt, Miss Jennie G. Perkins. Rufus w.. Hurlbutt, Mrs. Eugene La Fontaine, Mrs. Henry w. Hurlbutt. Mrs. D. e.. Perkins (Mrs. J. Edmund Norman elected to fill vacancy caused by the death of Mrs Charles J. Pieree), Mrs. c. A. Satterlee. Mrs, Harmon l.. Per- kins Mrs. Elmer D. Tubbs, Miss Kate B. Colyer, Miss Laura A. Perkins, Miss Sarah T, Latjmer; recording steward, b. c. Perkins; treasurer Of benevoleIces, Miss Jennie G. Per- kins; district steward, c. B. Colver; finance committee, pastor. c. B. Col yer Miss Jennie G. Perkins. D. c. Perkins, Miss Alice Satterlee: foreign butt, c. E. Colver, Miss Sarah T.. Latimer:: home missions and church extension Miss Kate E. Colver. Mrs c. A. Satterlee. C. F. Colver, Mrs. J. Edmund Norman, R. Irving Hurl- butt; Sunday schools, Mrs. c. B.
 Colver, Mrs. Fanny A. Molthrop, Mrs J. Edmund Norman tracts and hospitals Miss Laura Perkins, Mrs. Delpfine Fish, Miss Grace A. Chap man, Miss Alice SattePiee; temper -ance, c, H. Chapman, Rufus W. Hurl- butt. D. c. Perkins, c. B. Colver; au- diting accounts, Moves B, Allyn, C.. D. Colver: parsonage and furniture, Miss Kate B. Colver, Mrs. D. c. Per kins Miss Amelia Mathewson; church music, Mrs. Eugene La Fon- taine, Miss Alice Satterlee, C.. E. Colver, e. H. Chapman, Mrs. D. c. Perkins, D. R. Poxey: estimating H. Chapman. D. c. Perkins, Noyes
 B. Allyn; camp meeting, MT. and Mrs. D. c. Perkins. Miss Kate B. Colyer, Mrs. Harmon l.. Perkins. Miss Alice Sattenaee; delegate to BrilIi-
 mantle Camp meeting, Mrs. Harmon l.. Perkins; flower fund committee,
 Miss Alice Satterlee. Miss Laura Perkins, 0. P. Colver; trier of appeals and custodian of deeds, D. c. Per
 conference, c. E. Coiver, D. c. Per idns; alternates, R. I. Hurlbutt, Miss Alice Satterlee; custodian of fund for new parsonage, Mrs. Dudley c, Perkins.
 A unanimous request for the re-
 turn of Rev. MT. Newton was voted by the conference. The meeting ad- Journed subject to the call of the
 pastor, Rev. Mir. Newton, for the re-
 port of the estimating committee The New England Southern Confer I ence Will convene in April at Ply
 mouth, Mass.
 The body of Thomas L. Bailey l which was forwarded by express iron
 Los Angeles, Cal, February 4th. an5 I consigned to his, old time friend
 Moves B. Allyn, arrived here anc
 burial was in the village cemetery
 Thursday morning at o'clock. Rev i Oliver B. Newton conducted the | committal service. The bearers were l Moves B. Allyn. Henry ". Hurlbutt l Charles H. Comstock, Dudley e. Per l k1ns, Fred w. Smith and R. Irvins l Hurlbutt
 l The roads of the R. F. D. route art still about impossible. coyered as l they are with a foundation of ice anC
 then a heavy fall of snow, with slee
 crust so hard one can walk on if
 Amos Main, with a span. of horse,
 and sled, covered the route Wed nesday but the snow crust cut tho l legs of the horses so badly he re. l fused to drive over it Thursday anf 1 the k. F. D. carrier with an assist l ant started out on foot to cover tbt l distance if possible.
 I Ex=Mayor Allyn L. Brown and Mrs l Brown of Norwich were callers at the home of MT. and Mrs. Carl W | broWn Wednesday afternoon. l Hlllard Bruce, formerly of Nor.
 Wlch and Gales Ferry, who has beer
 trayeling in Ohio and North Caro1inf
 during the winter, returned here Ia s week and called on Fred ", Snitl
 and other. friends
 Little Marjorie Gates of Gales Fer.
 ry. nine years old. was awarded Z 1 prize book for her letter fo tbe
 Wide-Awake Circle of the Norwich Bulletin, Thursday,