Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-12

. The parsshieners ef the Church ef the immaculate Conception gathered at the assembly room Sunday evening, and ac- orded a welcome to the new psstcT, Rev. thomas J. Larkin, and took advantage if the opportunity to bid farewell to nev. laurence J. Kelledy who leaves tocly Tuesday, for his new st&tieHa ih Ats ralia. 4, short musical program com ,osed of the following numbers was ar ranged by James Jesspp, president er ,he parish Holy Name society; Btets oy Charles St. Onge and Miss Rose Cannon, and Miss Clara. Handel and Miss Rose Bannen, and solos by Mss Olga Cervasini, Edward Brown and Mrs James Marshall Short addresses were delivered by Fathers Laurence J. Kelle- ix. Jghn J. Fitzgerald, TAictnas J. ST. Ein and Father Keane.
 A splendid supper served in the yes ny by members of the S. D. B. society preceded the annual meeting of the PeN- -atuck Seventh Day Baptist church Sun lay evening. More than 200 were pres eat to enjoy the repagt. The following .cports were read and apprcved' Treas Irer. E. Howard ClarEi clerk, Allen c. WhitfeFd collector, John H. Austin Ladies' Aid society Mrs. William Hcaiey,. secretary; Mrs. Frank Lake, treasurer, 5. D. B. society. Miss Rachel Barber, re- ports Of secretary and treasurer; Sab bath school, Dr. Edwin whitford; I. P. ;. C. E., Theodore Whitfotd, secretafy. and the pastors report by Rev. Clayton A Burdick rhe following officers were chosen; Ira B. Crandall, moderator ; George E. Utter. Charles P. Cottren and Ira B. Crandall, trustees Allen c. Whit ford, clerk F. Howard Clark, treasurer 1; Pohn H. Austin, collector; Frank Lahh auditor John Tanner chorister; William Healey and Charles Barker ushefs
 The reports of the church treagiref and treasurers of the Ladies' Aid s7ciety and and the & D. B. society showed subr staEtial balances for the year.
 The reports of the visiting Nurse asss- citation presented at the board meeting last week show the year ending March s1. to have been most successful. Over ..s00 nursing calls were. made covering all kinds of cases. The cost of this work to the association was little over sl,o00. This represents an expense of a thousand dollars more than any previous year and 1f00 calls In excess of any other year.
 For several mtnths past the two nurses have been taxed to the limit ef their en- suFance to keep up with the gr0wing rorE A third nurse is now employed part time. This does not Include the work done by Miss Colson among tn, Iciiool children which is entirely in taf control of the school authorities. wht employ her.
 Full reports of this community sArvies Fsndered by the visiting nurse association Flll be given public meeting in the Li- brary hall tonight tTvesdAy.) Mis- hTe 04ea aiy .R fa rx-l1 3tN address. Miss Stack is director of cAil. welfare work and health hygiene fe Connecticut.
 The new St. MiohakPA han, at tn ,;rner of Liberty street ana ssiilAhat lvenue will be opened to the public whei he Children of Mary society of thl ,hureh will hold 2. whist and social. Tn, hall was the property of the town 0 stoninston and in former years serve, as 9 seheolhouse for the children of Una iocaIity Since it was purchased recent y alterations have been EaadA in 1t, ant his been fixed so that it can be uss. oy the various organisations of tn ,arish. especially the By Scouts wh will hold g meeting there every Frida night. '@
 The whist is to be the first iA a shrie that will be conducted by tho ChiidYe sf Mary. and the proceeds will he .uset to further equip and improve the hAil
 Arthur E. owen end Miss EIeansF N Murphy. both of Hewcatuek, were unite in marriage Monday morning at St, NJ shasls church by Rev. Father Ksan, The bride was attended by her siste Hiss Rose Murphy. William J. Carne
 r Westerly was best man. FoN9win the ceremony, a breakfast was served { tho home of the bride on Garden stree