Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12
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Tha Mems club Of Sc, Pas,la 1snsseenni
church has elected the following officers:
president. Caieh J. Aihto vice president,
Robert G. Winters; secretary. Emile
ernet; treasurer, J0hn W. Eheffieia. The
club has voted that Ia place Of the reg
ular business meeting on the evening Of
March 9TH, members attend the sersv1eAs
at the church in ecdy. a. me day Il
Holy Thursday. It was also voted
thxt the organisation lend st1urort 70
the vestrynen to defray the expenses Of
constructing new concrete walks arsund
the church property. =
Miss Isabelle Hfveiy, Of Cleveland O..
national secretary Of the League ef
Women Workers, attended the mecttne
Of the Windham Girls club held here
Thursday night. She delivered an m
| teresting address on the aim Of the or
ganizaton and what was required from
| its members. Miss lively il visiting ali
organizations Of the Connecticut Lseseue
Of Wounen workers, on 4 tour u n
spection. She expressed herself as being
pleased with the showing OF the local
club. The club voted to give . play In
the year, and is to hold sales during the
coming months.
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chester Rife Corps held 1T the Y. M. G.
| A, A. Rosen w. Tayler, E. Cross, s.
Williams and J.. Alternately were taken
| into the organization. The CORDS Is plan
| ming to leave the z building today tSat-
L urday) at o'clock under the guidance OF
L. N. Gerry, for 3 hike down the river
where the members win hold taget prac-
tice.
Il Rev. J. Eldred Bsewn, 81 trinity
church. Norwich. delivered the Letlten
address at st. Pauls Episcopal church
church Friday night.
Rev. Harry 8. McCrealy, poster Of the
First Congregational church Is to speak at
the Salvation Army service Sunday ev-
Eening.
An article in state paper written
by Bristol correspondent states that
Mayor Joseph F. Dutton Of Bristol is to
come to Willimantic to enlighten the citi-
Gems on governmental affairs. Bristol,
according to the writer, is one of the
most up-te-date cities in the state. The
acton Of writing to Mayor Dutton no
doubt resulted from the vote taken at the
chamber Of commerce meeting last
week when practically a unanimous
vote Of that body favored hearing more
about 1.-THE manager fern Of govern
ment"
ID M1fs. anu Nn1f6. AefDeft L. Ch8pRC41 81
this city are in .Seekonk, Mass attending
the celebration of the 106th anniversary
Of the birth Of Mr.. Chappelrs mother,
Mrs. Maria Horton Chappell. Mrs. Chap
pell lives with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
B. West at Luther's Corners, Seekenk,
and is one of the. oldest residents Of this
country. Many Of the Older residents Of
Willirnantc and surrounding towns re-
member Mrs. Chappen,. as at one time her
husband. Ralph Chappell, was prefni-
nent Willimantic business man, who made
his home in South Windhan. Mr.. Chap
pell has been dead many years.
Mrs. George A. Bartlett has returned
from New York, following business
trip Of several days.
Mrs. P. j. Twomey and daughter Mary
of Turner street left Friday for New
York and will sail to Bermuda for a
months stay.
4 Tlhe town Of Hampton has been made
defendant in two suits for damages, one
of which brings up the old story. OF
what is Hampton's duty if a child h
left on its doorstep by persons taking
children to board when the parents OF
tn echild refuse to- supply the shekele
for their carer" Mrs. Jennie Humes, who
conducts a baby farm at Hampton. has
sued the town for 500 for the care Of
an infant which died at the farm last
fall. This case is to come before Justice
Of the Peace William Oliver, Saturday
March 2sth. The second case was brough,
by George Nichols of Hampton for $40, a
4 bill for loss of sheep killed by dogs. At
i torney P. ]. Danahey of Willimantic has
| been retained as counsel by both plain.
4 tiffs. Notice wa ssefved on the town
clerk Of Hampton Thursday by Deputy
Sheriff A ]. Greenslit.
III John Boucher has brought cft1 sui
against Samuel Calderado for a bill o.
s1so1s for work performed for the de-
PENDANT which bill remains unpaid. Dam
ages Of 5000 are claimed by Boucher
The case is returnable to the Windhau
County superior court on the first Tues
day in April. Papers Of attachment wer'
served on Calderado by Deputy Sheriff A
T.. Greenslit, a tract Of land on Mans
field avenue, the property Of the defend
ant. being attached.
The H. K. and W. A. Washburn SIN
Throwing company, employing avs op
eratives in their mills, IT'S Of whom ar
local people, is still running full time
The officials state/ that business pros
poets are good for the year and they ex
pect to be employing 200 people in thef
locals mills before the end Of the cur
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