Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31
WNDHAM

The annual meeting of the Center dis trict was held in the schoolhouse Satr- day evening with an attendance of about 50, of whom about one-haIf were women. | H. c. Lathrop was chosen chairman. The reports for the year were accepted. The treasurer, L H. Johnson; tax collector, Paul Hopkins; committee, c. A. Keeney, Horace Rood, Charles Larrabee board of relief, A. E. Weldon. W. F. Maine; audi tors, F. E. Guild, H. c. Lathrop; attor- ney, H. E. Parry. Two women were nom 1 mated for office but both declined the honor. The reports follow: Treasurer's- Balance in treasury, 1920, $17128; cash received from ton, S2 cash received from collector, $403.53; cash corporation tax, 1920, $92.40; cash sale of wood, $5 ; to- tai, $S72.21. Credit-Balance in treas ". $45.5s; by orders paid, $S2S.s2; total $S72.21. Collectors report: Two nful tax on assessment, $210.672. $421.73; paid treasurer, s403,5S {; unpaid tax, s17.90 l total, s421.4H Committees report: l Highways $392,75i park S61.5O, sidewalks 1 S80.50, snow paths S6, culvert $11. fenc- ing S12.To, salary treasurer $1o, collect 1 ing taxes. $15, expenses on engine $e. printing sS.4O, electric lights s92.10, tele- phone $1.29. cutting trees s11.2o. spray ! ing trees s117., gravel $1L10, postage $1.17; total ss35.62.- .s ->-~..s [ Kingsley Brown has 5000 chickens and several hundred hens and gathers about 500 eggs daily. s4-.
 1 Albert Brown, who is with the Win ! chester Arms company in New Haven, ! was at home from Thursday until Sun- day. ..3
 The, Monday Auction club met this week with Miss Emma Neale. The last meeting of the season wifi be held with the Misses. Johnson next week. Miss Sarah Johnson is spending to or three da~S in Scotland with her brother and sisterin-law. Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson.
 MT and Mrs. Charles Larrabee ob- served the 35th anniversary of their mar riage at their new home on the green Wednesday evening. Their two daugh- : ters, Mrs. M.' R. Plumb of Providence and Mrs. H. A. Brown of Hartford, were at home for the anniversary.
 The sum raised by gifts and proceeds from the Ching-a-Ling Mandolin cub con- cert for the Near East relief was S60- enough, to care for one orphan for one year.
 5 Mrr John Beckwith has been enter. 2 taining her niece from Hartford,
 9 Tie L. A. $. is to serve a bean suppei
 this week, followed by moving pictures f using the new safety cinema for the frs
 time. a T There was an impressive service in thu Congregational church Hoy Thulsda! s | evening when the members of the Soul Windhafn church united with the Wind n ham church in a communion service dur ling which seven young people were re s ceived into membership of the church The exercises included hymns. scripture = anthem, prayer by Rev. w. M. Brown 1 and. sermon by the pastor, Rev. A W lClifford. The young people were Chrissi Pearl of Wilimantic, Edith Baker, Myrtl Clark, Esie Walkup,- Russell Sweet, AT thur Slate and Harold Engstrom of Sout s Windham- About TO were present Y Miss Florence Simpson, who has bee o at Miss Neales for nearly three molthi ' returned to Hartford Monday. .. - g There was an audience of about 1eo . oa the Easter services in the Congregation: O church. Rev. A. w.. Clifford gave a fir 70 sermon, the choir sang two anthem e. They Have Taken Away My Lord (Ha ie rington), with solo by Miss Elizabeth Al 10 derson, and Hallelujahl He is Rise v Rev. A. W. Clifford sang The Ressurre F ton, by Shelley. The altar was beaut m fully decorated with tulips, Easter lille T. daffoils and house plants. the col a. scheme being yellow and white. In u
 chapel were red and. white blossom " Some of, the plants were purchased by t L. A. s. and the c. E. society. othe m m were gifts in memory of friends. T T. work was done by Mrs. H. c. Lathr ut and Miss Grace Bates. e r4
 Rev. A. W. Clifford led the c. B. mel at ing. There were 32 present pr At St. PauPs church at 3 p. ID. an a IS tlience of about 50 listened to an exc u lent address by Suffragan Bishop E.. ," Acheson, contrasting Spiritualism vi
 tho Christian faith. sfla f-. s.ss on Mrs. R. T. Bixby and Miss Polly Blk
 are spending the Easter vacation ns Montclair, N. J., s ,r
 Mrs. Booth and grandson are in Brot = | lyn, N. r., for the week. They will
 to Mrs. Josephson's on, their return.
 Miss Inez Metca1f of South Wiliingt
 was a recent guest If Mrs. H. E. Wo
 An illustrated lecture on Medical M
 sions was given in the, church Frid
 evening. The proceeds, $4,57. were giN
 to the foreign mission treasurer of
 Woman's Missionary society.
 A sale of home cooked food was h
 at Miss Dorothy Browns Wednesday,
 proceeds going to the fund for the elect
 washing machine for the parsonage.
 Miss D. Frances Campbell of the co
 niai school for girls, Washington, D.
 and Gordon Waterous of Boston SD
 Easter at R. G. Waterous'.
 The Wonan's Missionary society !
 meet with Mrs. George Keeney Wedf
 lday. April 9th.
 Miss Julia Raymoh returned satur