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Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22
JEWETT CITY

The officers who vera installed for Ruthie Rebekah lodge Tuesday night are Past N. G. Georgiana M. Campbell. No ble Grand Jennie Wilde; vice grand. Mar tha Davis; Chaplin. Ida. I. Foster; sec retary, George H. Thornton; treasurer, Carrie Bugbee; conductor, Sarah Jeffer- warden, Eva Cragin | G., Elizabeth Campbell o. C., William McCluggsge. The district deputy grand master pre- sented the past noble grand a gold jew ei from the lodge and at the same time presented two of her associate officers, Mrs. Becbe and Mrs. Williams gold and. blue forget-me-not pins She congratu- lated the lodge on having taken in so many members the past year. and gave some good instructions. There were readings by Mrs. Beebe, and songs and brief addresses by members of the order. Previous to the evenings work, a supper of escalloped oysters, potato salad, boil cd ham. rolls, pickles, jeilo, cake and coffee were served. The committee was Alice J, Babcock, Elizabeth Campbell and Mary Thornton. The grand officers pres ent were D. D. Grand Master Mrs. M. E. Lovett, D. D. c. Marshal Mrs. M. Ma ther; D. D. c. Vice Warden Mrs s. Beebe and D.D G. Secretary Mrs. F. Williams of Willimantic. D. D. G. Chap lain Miss Ida Foster; D. D. G. Treasurer Mrs. Sarah Jeffers and D. D. Grand h. side Guard Mrs. Louise Holmes
 William Johnstone, Norman B. Park
 hurst and Frank H. Wilcox, the com
 mittee appointed by Nit Vernon lodge,
 No. 75, F. and A M, to have charge
 of the annual ladies' night. have set the
 date for Friday evening, Feb IS. It is to be held in Rioux hall Chairman Johnstone has appointed the following | sub-committees: On arrangements by the Baltic members. Charles B. Barnes and
 George Bell. The decorating committee is George H. Prior, William McCluggaee and John T. Stewart.
 MT. and Mrs L. M Carpenter were guests of friends in Providence Wednes- l day and Thursday. They attene We'd ,nesday evening the sixth annual dinner
 and dance of the British Empire club at
 theNarragansett hotel.
 ] Walter Marshall owns a hen which beats the. record for laying large eggs
 They average about four ounces in weight and when broken nearly fill a
 cup. They are fully as large as a ducks !; egg. She is regular Scotch biddie l Rev. William F. Williams. acting rec 1; tor of Christ church, Norwich. will con ! duct an Episcopal service in Slater Li- i brary hall at 3.30 Sunday afternoon. DiSlrlct oupt-l W. H. Es-tn Will preach iat the Methodist church Sunday morning and probably in the evening. Rev J. E i Aldrich will preach at the Methodist i church in Willimantic in the morning ! and at South Coventry in the evening Rev. c. Harley Smith. of Willimantic i; ] the deaconess' in hospital. and the min. l isters are supplying for him. Mrs. W 1 c. Jeffers leads the Epworth League al ! 6. The subject is What is Real Relig i ionf
 Rev. c. IT. Andrews will occupy tn, i pulpit of the Congregational church or
 Sunday morning
 Miss Bessie Thompson leads the C. E
 meeting at seven Revs M D. F,lleri 1 Sunday morning subject at the Laptis
 church to the Juniors Is The Great Stonl
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22

Face, and to the seniors, Hidden Life, Tyler Gilbert leads the Young Peoples meeting at s.15- The theme of the eve ming meeting is The Brazen Serpent.
 MT. and Mrs. F. H. Gilbert and Mir. and Mrs. Walter Richardson spent sev- eral days in New York recently,
 Miss Dorothy Paul Is able to be gut, after two weeks illness.
 At . farm bureau poultry institute to be held in the Community House, Nor wich, Jan. 29, commencing at 10 in the morning and open to every one interested in poultry, one of the speakers Is to be F. L. Kanahan, of Lisbon, on the Secret of High Egg Production A number of speakers from Stories Agricultural will be present.
 Pupils in Glasgo school who were per- feet in attendance for the fan term were Evelyn Clark. Lena Fournier, John Groudelski. Irene Kokosza, Irene Sxym- kanic, Raymond Shaw Primary depart ment-Clara Derosier, Theresa Golec Todeck Groudelski, Louis Sxyonkawicz. A social for the two evening classes was held irs the assembly hall of the Riy- erside Grammar school hall Thursday evening. About thirty were present The program censisted of a stereoptieon lee ture onI the historical points in eastern United States by Supt Clement; sing. ing; games and saiuting of the lag. Fol loving this lunch was served.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22
NoANk

Miss Esther Merrill, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Charles A. Merrill, was seri- l ousiy burned Tuesday night when her clothing iEnited from a gas range in the kitchen of the Homeouathic hospital in Boston. where she is in training The young woman,s skirt caught fire and be- fore the flames were extingulshed she was badly burned about the legs and lower part of the body. Miss Merriirs condition was considered extremely critical with possible chance of recovery Bcon being notified of the accident. Mr. Merrill. left for Boston Miss Merrill has been a ire quent visitor at the home of her parents here and has made many friends -Eho are sorry to hear of his misfortune. 1 Some of the local neet of fishing boats were out Thursday for the first time since last Wednesday. high winds having kept them tied up for the week. Only a few of the men went out Thursday. but those who did were well repaid for the dIscom- forts experienced from the cold, provided the fish bring good prices The first in the series of meetings in the Baptist church. with Rev. York A. King of Lawrence Mass New England superintendent of church evangelism l presiding. was held Wednesday evening and was we'll attended, The services are under the auspices of Stonington Union association and are for all churches In the association. Noank being selected as the meeting place on account of being centrally located. The services win con- tinue until Sunday. Jan. 90. with a meeting each afternoon at and evening at 7.3o. except Saturday, when there
 be no services. George Main Is building new boat for his use in the fishing industry. The craft Is being set up In the boat shop on the west shore that was conducted for many years by the late Jeremiah Davis. | At the meeting, of Liberty council. D. of A., in Mechanics shall Wednesday evening. several candidates were initiat- | ed.
 Howard Sheppard has resigned as chauffeur for Edwin Rice and has re | turned to his home in Boston.
 Mir. and Mrs. Owen Williams and the latters mother, Mrs. Kenyon have sr- | rived from Chicago. where they have spent the past month
 | The senior class of the Baptist Sum day school gave party to SAlss Mer- riam Eberts, In Rockl>dgc cottage Harry Park was in New London Wed.
 nesday.
 The members of the World Wide Griid met at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at
 the home of Mrs. Arthur Rafuse
 The Modern woodmen of America met
 Thursday evening at 7.so In Mechanics'
 hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22
MYSTIC

While at work cutting wood Thursday afternoon in Clift's woods. ". H. Bags had tree fall on him and was severely injured as a result. In falling the tree pinned Mir. Bags down so that he could not move and had 1t not been for the timely arrival of George Stott. who hap pened to be taking Q walk through th~ woods about an hour after the accident he would have suffered much more from exposure Mir. Stott heard Mf. BagE's cry for help and hastened to the rescue and secured medical aid. The Injured man was taken to the Gift home where first aid was given and he was later removed to his home
 MT. and Mrs Fred Denison of Vest erly have returned home after visit with relatives here.
 Mrs. Elmer C. Hail was a visitor ln New London Friday
 Word was received here Thursday af- ternoon of the death of Mrs. Frank B. Smith, a former. resident here, as the home of her son. Osee Smith, in Groton Mrs. Smith had been in poor health for the past two years but had been about as usual up to Wednesday afternoon when she had a bad heart seizure. She rallied from this. however, and was ccn- siderably improved Thursday morning when she suddenly expired. During the many years that Mrs Smith made her home in the village she acquired a large circle of friends by her kind and gen. erous nature and her loss will be keeniy felt by all. Besides her son, Osee Smith. she leaves son. Raymond, and daugh- ter, Mrs. Agnes Blanchard. Professor George Woodward of West. erly will conduct the Sunday services
 morning and evening at St Marks i church.
 Miss Lavina Wilcox has gone ts Bal 1 timore for the winter.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22

scratch. when the Ford coupe in which they were riding capsized on the Mystic road Thursday afternoon The occupants of the car were MT. and Mrs. J. Harry Williams and their child, of Spruce street Mrs. Williams was cut on the hand and her husband on the head
 Judgment was entered for the plain tiff in the case of Belvidere farm ys Isaac Dor1Aan for $52.S9 when that ac- ton came before Judge Oliver H. WiH- jams at the session of the Third District court Friday. Decision was by agree ment
 The case of Burke and Johnson va, Eliza A Fay was reported In process of settlement and was continued one week
 Speeches of 8 reminiscent character were made at the informal supper serv- ed at Calvary Baptist church on Thurs day evening. Rev. Lewis A Walker, the newly chosen 1pastor of the church was tcastmaster. Among those whom he called to respond to toasts were Willard H Bacon, Eugene B. Pendleton, Lewis A Joslin. pr. William Thompson, and Ever ett Barns About 125 attended the meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22
WESTERL

Announcement was made Friday that Rev. L R Danforth. D. D., pastor of the First Congregational church of New Lon don, would speak at the open meeting of the Westerly College club to be held in the High School hali, Thursday even ing, Feb. 3, at 7.45 o'clock His talk will be on "Americanisation." The work as it is being directed in the Whaling City will be explained While tickets of ad- mission have been issued ali persons in- terested in the subject are privileged to attend.
 Frank HlH ef Hopkinstsn was elected a member of the state board of education at the meeting of the assembly grand committee held the latter part of the week. A little political opposition to MT. Hill failed to show any strength in in- fiuencing his candidacy.
 The installation in the newly or ganized society of the Daughters of Is- abeila will take place Fsb. {. The cfii- eers elected for 1921 are: Regent Mrs Catherine Whalen vice regent. Mary E McAvoy; past regent Mrs. Cathdyn Farrell; recording secretary, Edna Da- ley treasurer, c. Evelyn McWeeney; financial secretary, Mary Quinlan; chan cellor. Gertrude Gaffney; custodian. Lcr-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22
sTONINGrON

Edwin R. Browning. son of Mir. and Mrs. Edwin P. Browning was operated on for appendicitis Wednesday last at Nashua, N. H.. where he is at present employed. His mother went to Nashua the next day to spend some time with the patient who is reported to be get- ting along we'll
 Mistuxet club members will be enter tafned at the rooms of the club on We'd nesday evening. Feb. 2. by two artists from Boston
 Two hundred tons of coal have been placed in the bins at the Stonington High schood. The coal was brought from Mystic.
 Mir. and Mrs. William E. Ryon of Stonington have announced the engage ment of their daughter. Miss Edwina Ryon. to D. Reynolds Gray of Provi- dence. rE-
 Harry McGowan and Fred Garity left this week for Galveston. Texts. Texas where they will seek employment.
 At the Travel Club meeting next Tues day afternoon Mrs. Edwin H. Keaiogg oi New London will tell of Personal Ex. periences in India"
 MT. and Mrs. Harry H. Doty and Mrs E. ". Doty have moved from the hous, of Mrs. Mrs. Silas P. Holmes on Golt street to the Stanton house on Elm street  The man in the honey moon is nc creation of the imagination.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22

etta Maheney; monitor, Gertrude Dug- gan scribe. Helen R Gsffney; organist, Helen Murray: inside guard. Katherine Heaiy; outside guard, Margaret Mo Cornick: first guide, Eva N Frechette !; second guide, Eva s Dooley; trustees, one year, Eleanor Daiey; two years, Alice McSweeney; three years. Msa Mary ]. Flynn.
 Of interest te Westerly people Is the announcement of the marriage of Miss viofa ]. Dowd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Down of Spruce street, and Will- jam Russell DoWer, son of MT. and Mrs Benjamin DOwer of Summer street. The marriage took place Thursday In the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Prov idence. the Rev. Father Murray oficiat. ing. The attendants were Mss Jane Bennett and William Cody of Provi- dence.
 a Onee mors the bfn for nltcrna*e sess sions of the superior court for Washing. ton county has been presented in tht state legislature, this time by Represen- tattve Joseph T. Murphy. The measure was referred to the committee on judi ciary.
 I've persona we're cut, but the child riding with them escaped without .
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22
LODGE NOTES
HIBERNlANa.

The two divisions of the Ancient Order of Hfbernians and the two di- visions of the Ladies Auxiliary. A O. H.. held a joint Installation meeting on Sunday afternoon in Foresters' hall, at o'clock The county officers seated the officers of the various divisions. The officers of Division No. tnstall- were: President. Daniel J. O'Nen; vice president, Martin Burke: record ing secretary. Michael O'Connor; fi- nanclal secretary. Henry McGill; treasurer, Michael J. Malone, sergeant .zt-arnls. Peter O'Neil: sentinel. Roger Tighe: chairman of standing commit. tee, Jeremiah Shea.
 Officers of Division No. [: President. Edward McNerney; vice president, George Drescher; recording secretary, Mortimer Murphy; financial secretary. John McVeigh: treasurer, James J. Dutton; sergeant at-arms, Thomas Houlihan: sentinel Patrick Carbery; chairman of standing committee. James J. F1nnegan.
 Ladies Auxiliary. Division No. 54: President Mrs. Nellie O'Neil! vice president, Miss B. Dwyer;, recording secretary, Mrs. Julia Brock; financial secretary, Miss Mary Swanton; treas urer, Mrs. George Bellows; sentinal. Mrs. T. Brewer; sentinel, Miss Margar- et CapleS. '-s-
 Ladies Auxiliary. Div. IS. President, Mrs M. L. Slfney: vice president. Mss Hartie; recording secretary. Miss Mary Kirby; financial secretary. Miss Mary Nolan; treasurer. Mrs. James Delaney mistress at arms. Miss Mary Ma!oney sentinel. Miss Nellie Gleason chairman of standing committee. Mss Julia En- right.
 Following the installation q socia hour was enjoyed and there were sew eral present who spoke on the Irish question. There were remarks .by County President Mrs. Sliney, Mrs. w ! Malone of Taftville. Mrs- Julia Brock Mrs. Joseph O'Neii, all of Division 54 and County President Daniel Gala han of New London. Several solo. were rendered by the members of ths various divisions.
 Among the visiting Hibernians wer' Past State President William T. May | of New London. P. J. Ryan of New London, George E. Kennedy of New
 London and Past State President
 P. Murphy. The county officers pres ent were: Patrick Barry, James J. Fin | negan, Michael Malone. Mayor T. ! Murphy. County Treasurer F. J. Mur /, tha, County Secretary John Hourigal
 of Jewett City. County Vice Presiden
 James Dutton.
 The reports of the divisions shove that the order in this city was In ex ccilent condition and prosperous yea
 Is being looked forward to.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22
UNITED woRKMEN.

Norwich Lodge. No. IF. A o. 70. VI is planning an open meeting Co be held on Wednesday evening. Feb. Ind, az the community House. A number .of the grand lodge officers win De present and there will be an entertainment of music, reading and concluding with re- treatments. The grand lodge ofncere win speak and Prof Hugh Kinder and his pupils will provide the musical part of the programme with Mrs. Qrnce E. Manning as reader. The United worirmen of the city are taking new impetus and the organization is Id Al condition with the prospects of Kh ae- tive year in store for them
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22
nGncHEsrER uNrrY.

The regular meeting of -fhe HuEh Hsn- ry Osgood lodge. No. es9e. L O. O. F.. N U.. was held in Pythlan hall on Fri- day evening with h large number of members present Noble Grand Abert Hilton presided at the meeting and rou- tine business was transacted. Tnere of other lodges and several vocal selec- tons were rendered by the mernberE Sandwiches. cake and coffee were served at the close of the meeting. The bowling team of the lodge Is rounding Into shape for their coming match with the River view club which has once defeated them.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22
REBEKAHs.

Hope Rebekah Lodge. No. 2i. L O. O. F., at the regular meeting on Wednes- day evening with Mrs. Florence Doug las presiding. voted on several appli- cations for membership. There will be a class initiation on the first Wednes- day in February. It was announced at the meeting that the state assembly would be held in Norwich on April 20. Mrs. Margaret Hart and Mrs. Lillian
 Futile were appointed a committee on badges and Mrs. Minnie Auburn was
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22
KNIGnrs oF cnIrAfnra.

White Cross council at their meeting on Friday evening went on record as op- posed to. the passing of the Smith -TOwner bill regulating the eduction of the youth of the country and line themselves up with those who will fight it There w-e much discussion on the bill which Is Jeon- sIdered by the local Knights of coiurn- bus to be against their principles.
 Five applications were received and much business of routine nature was transacted
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22
EAST KIILNGLY

Maynard Hill. who has been Ill with grip. Is recovering.
 People from out of town have been making the most of fishing through the .tce on the ponds. +s
 Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Andrews were called to Greene. R. l.. Monday on ae- count of he Illness of Mir. Andrews moher. Mrs. Anirews remained to care for her.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22
EAGLES.

Norwich Aerie, No. 3s7, F. O. F., held its regular meeting on Monday evening with President George Goep- fert presiding. A large amount of routine business was transacted and four applications for membership were accepted and six candidates were ini- tiated. The next class initiation Is to take place on the second Sunday in March. The following committee was appointed to take charge of the arr rangements. John J. Shugrue. Elmer Hill and Henry Silverstein. A social hour was enjoyed after the meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22
NOTICE

Notice ss hereby given to all persons liable to pay a personal tax fn the Town of Lebanon that have a warrant to levy. and collect of each of such personA the sum of two doliarE as his pcrBonni tax. and that said tax is due and payable 0n the hrSt day of February, 1szL
 sonal taxes as may be due from residents of the North Society. the Collector will be at the store of orvilie W. Gurley on Monday. Feb. !. from s'o'elock q n- un-
 The Statutes of this State which apply to the levy and collection of personal taxes will be strictly enforced against aii persons negiecting this notice.
 Dated at Lebanon, Jan s..lS1l
 GEORGE E. BRIGGS, r
 iAnsS Collecter q Tnzsa.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22
WOMEN oF MoosEAEART LEGION

A successful benefit whist was he'd under the auspices of Mooseheart Ie- zion, Chapter No. izl. at the. home of Mrs Emma Beaver at 5a Main street on Thursday evening. Five tables were played and the prizes were awarded as follows: First Mrs Elids Boyens: second, Mrs. Mary. Adams consolation. Mrs. lilly MacInnesA Re- treatments served ty the hostess c,ps- ed . most delightful evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22
DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS.

Clara Barton Tent. No. I, Daughters of Veterans, met Tuesday evening with MrA Lena Pukallus presiding. There was large attendance at the meeting and fRns were made for valentine social h February. On Thursday eve ming a whist was held at Buckingham Memorial which was largely attended. A good sum was realized.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22
NoTICEt

The Board of Relief of the Town o1 Norwich, Conn, will meet in the City Hall Building ln said Town. each day, Sundays excepted. from february list to February Fist, from 10 a. fn. to ( D. m. 10 listen to appeal from the doings of the Assessors. and Co trans- act any other business proper to be done at said meeting. Dated at Norwich. Conn. January 18th, 1921. -lEf
 FRED c. PROTHERo. a tf
 JAMES C. FITZPATRICK,
 FELIX B. MCMAHON.
 Board of Rensf
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22
] LOYAL ,VIcToHY LopeE, M. 'u.l

Loyal Victory Lodge. No. {. L O. Q. Thursday evening with Alice Newton. noble grand. presiding. There was a large attendance and matters of. a routine nature were transacted The financial reports showed a good sub stantlai balance and the lodge is look ing forward 10 another prosperous year. The social committee reported many more good times in store for she members during the winter senson.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22

It Is one of the fate's decrees thst lovers must fall in love before they can fall out .--.a ss
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22

appointed chairman of the dinner and
 supper committee. Mira Auburn is to choose her own assistants- Final arrangements were made for the dance to be held on next Wednesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22

The man in the honeymoon is no of the imagination.
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