Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-23

most impressive meetings of the entire week. Annual Business Meeting of Norwich
 District Epwerth League.
 The annual business meeting of the Norwich District EpweFth League was held in the tabernacle Saturday at 1 D. m. Rev. Marvin s. Stocking, the presi. dent, occupied the chair. He read a brief portion of scripture and offered prayer.
 Miss Ruth Fisk of Danieisen, the sec retary, read the minutes ofs the last meeting. The report of the treasurer Miss Ethel Parkhurst, of Moesup, Whe was unable to be present. was read by Mrs. Grace Bitgoed, It was found the league was in debt to the amount of Ss.S6. It was voted that the dues for each leaguer on the district be 10 cents
 instead of five, which was carried. 4 roll call by chapters was asked for, but instead the roll of registration was igiy- en- showing a tetal of 1e0, the highest ever known, 112 of which were for tho entire week, 19 from JeBett City, regis tered for whole week, and was thus the banner chapter.
 President Stocking made a verbal re.
 
 president, Rev W. c. Darby of Holland was absent. Mrs. Grace Bitgeod of New London, second vice president, read hel report of the missionary. department supplementing it with interesting re marks.
 Rev Paul D. Minnick of Hazardville third vice president. was also absent The fourth vice president, Mrs ". J
 Stephans, of Vernon, made brief yer
 bal report.
 It was voted note of sympathy b' sent Brother Minnick, The Junior leagp. superintendent, Miss Florence Thatcher made brief verbal report. A vote oi thanks was ordered for Miss DoFoth, Wheeler of Providence, who has acted
 as Junior League superintendent duriHs the camp meeting.
 The nominating committee. threusl E A. Dalton, New London, brought 1T
 th< following for the district officers fol the ensuing year: President, Rev. Victor V. Sawyer. of Rockville first vice pFes ident, Frank Florian of East Hartford
 second vice president, Frank Nell, el Jewett City third vice president, Rev
 NJ. S. Stocking, of DanieiseH; fourth vies president, Mrs. W, J. Stephens, of Yer
 non; secretary, Miss Doris Lyman. O Rockville; treasurer, Miss EliEabeti Lane, of Norwich Junior League super intendent, Miss Florence NJ. Thatcher, Q East Hampton. President elect SaWyel
 made a few remarks. Minutes were reae and the meeting adjourned. About the Grove. Saturday saw new arrivals most ever, hour, and there were many inquiries fol rooms for Saturday and Sunda yHights E. w Hoehn of Lyme spent the Sab l bath on tle grounds, stopping at the Man chester house.
 Rev. J. NJ. Won Deck. son John ana
 daughter Ethel spent the week end a
 camp, lodging at the Stafford SpFing' house.
 Rev. E. J. Curry of East Greenwich gave a stereopticon lecture at s.36 D. m Saturday on the subject of his lectures through the week, The Church and tn, | Community.
 Saturday was tag day for the mainte nance of the recreation grounds, and sev eral young ladies gathered a good sun for the same. The tags were brett; l pink bud upon sprig of evergreen. There came to the Norwich Town heua l Saturday Mrs. A. G. Miner, her daughter Mrs. Gladys Ward, and the latter | daughters, Virginia and Blossom, of Nor wich Town, and P. H. Spear of Hart | ford.
 | Mrs Robert Adamsen, Mrs. Amo
 Haneox and Mrs. Otis Abeii, all of Mys 1 tic, were at the Mantle house over Sab ! bath.
 1 The meta; roof of the Mantle hevs 1 kitchen received a coat of paint Satar 1 day.
 1 MP. and Mrs. L. D, Howe, daughte | Edith and son Earle motofed from Jevet | City Saturday to remain at camp for tn, 1 closing Sabbath
 l MT. and Mrs. Herbert F. Allen of Will
 limantic are dwelling at ss Wesley eirci l through the year.
 Miss Isabella Robertson of Jewett Cit, was on the grounds for the Sabbath Sunnyside. S3 Wesley circle. has fol occupants MT. and Mrs. Charles Hadle, | and daughter Ida of Eoank. Mrs. Lima Montgomery of Willimanti' l has spent the summer at her cottage, 8. | Wesley circle,
 l In the annual junior tennis teurnamen played Friday and Saturday on the ten 1 his court the contestants were: Singles | Carl Graves of New London, Earl An l drew of Providence, Donald Rect O | Trenton, N J., Francis Luce of Jerse. l City, ". Stearns of New London. Ear 1 Andrew won.
 The doubles were Earl AndrAw an, 1 Carl Graves, Francis Luce and Danis
 Root The former team was the winniHl 1 one.
 In the senior tournament the single l playing the final game were Harwood ant l Stearns, the former winning. In tn doubles Harwood and Steams yer finally matched against Royce and Luaf the former team being the winner ' ChontsGssR sN. Wheeler has conducte'