Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28
WlNDHAM

l.. Mrs. Isabella G. Thomas who, died in Norwich Saturday is pleasantly remenl- bered by Windham people, as she and her daughter Mrs. Edward w. Johnson. have frequently been guests at the Inn.
 Rev. A. ". Clifford preached special sermon for the opening. of, children's week Sunday taking for his subject, The Foster Mothers of Children Mrs. John F. Woods or New York sang Adore and Be Still. (Gounod) which was. much enjoyed. The C.. E. meeting Was led by
 H. C. Lathrop. /. adeby1
 There were twenty-four members and guests of the Wonan's Missionary so- ciety at the. meeting held with Mrs. w
 F. Maine. fourth chapter of The Church
 and the Community was read by Miss
 Harriet Guild. Three solos by Mrs. J. F. Woods gave much pleasure. Sewing
 was done on sheets and pillow slips for 1 st. Josephs hospital Tea was served. 1 Mir and Mrs. J. F. Woods returned I to New York Tuesday after spending sev- eral days at the Inn. They will spend the summer at Larchmont.
 | Levin H. Keeney of New York who has been the guest of his mother has return
 ed to his duties in the Near East Re
 A number of women met at Mrs. R. T
 Bixby's Monday and made garments for six little needy children whose mother died recently.
 The last of this season's bean suppers will be served by the L. A. S. this week There will be readings by Mrs. S. c.
 Higbee and music by the Hopkins or
 chestra.
 Mrs Edward Billings has returned from a visit in New London.
 Miss E. c. >Neale returned, after three weeks stay in Brooklyn, N. Y. A moving pictures evening is being . arranged for next week.
 Miss Sewall of China gave an interest , ing talk on her work among" the children , Tuesday evening:
 Charles Iarfabee is making some
 changes in his new home. the Fenton : house, enlarging the kitchen. etc. :, Mrs. R. T. Bixby, Mrs. A. W. Clifford 3 and Mrs. H. c. Lathrop represented the . Woman's Missionary society at the an = nQual meeting of the W. H. M. U. 1T : New Britain Wednesday.
 l. At the annual meeting held saturda, . evening, April 2Srd, the committee wa, . reflected. The annual report of tht
 treasurer of the First Ecclesiastical So | ciety of Windham for the year endin. i, March 31. 1921 was read. The commit ,f tee comprises Wp. F. Maine. Isaac John ' son and George A. Cook. The clerk ant 4 treasurer is H Clinton Lathrop. ,1 H. Clinton Lathrop, treasurer reported if as follows for the year ending March S1 . ls2t:A .Dr. To balance April 1; 1920 q s414,75; weekly oering, Windhan. S745. . s4: contributions Windharn, S4s.25; con ,t tributions and offerings, South Windhan ,e S3S1.25; income from fund, s96S; sal m of grass and fruit, s2; total s2,5711s lg Credit by cash pastor. s1.5OO; pulpi "a supply, s57.7e; by cash, sexton, $120; b a. cash, fuel, $261.61; by cash, cemeter A lots, sS; by cash, repairs, parsonage n' s7Sss; by cash. repairs, church, s2s7o a by cash, electric light, s4311 by casi to insurance, SPA, by cash, clock, S6; b CT cash, printing, s1S.27; by cash. parsor a. age telephone, $25; by cash, sundrie
 $e.bo; by cash, reserved for fuel, S1'OO
 by cash. balance April l, 1921, S1S9.3
 total $2.5711s. The above statemner
 was audited by Harold s. Maine.