Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-13


 membership of eighteen. Manager Chap man was the organizer of the Thread City Continental Drum corps, which is well known in New England states, The corps Is being led by Herbert Tifft, IT,. ss major. 4. L. Lavigne is secretary and treasurer. The prizes that will be award cd have been 1n display at the Leonard Brothers garage and are attracting much attention,
 Rev. Walter F. Ianphear. pastor of the Chaplin and North Windham Con- greXatlonal churches has rendered his resignation to take effect November 1. He is to leave for ElhowoodS, North Da- kota. where ha will suDeriatend the Rorth Berthoid Indian Mission, The mis- sion includea q aehees and four churches for the Indians, Rev, Mr, IRnnhear Is a native ot Chaplin and for the past 90 years has bean engaged in church work. His first religious duties were fin Sunday school work in Iowa for two and one half years, and then he went to Grundy county. After attending Oberlin, Ohio, college, he was ordained in 1901. For the following two years his work was in Yankton, South Dakota. Tn 1908 he came east and took the pastorate of tho Es- sex Congregational church. In 1907 he went ta Mansfield Center and from 19t1 to 1914 was pastor Of Plymouth Congre- gatioual church, Hartford. During the 90's he was actively engaged in temper ance work. He served with the Y M. C. 4. during inc world war and took up the passionate he now resigns in l919 Brief News. Mrs. Edward Brennan left Wednesday for her home in Soutington, Mass. aft ar visit with Mir. and Mrs. Joseph W. Lavallie.
 Emmet Evans, of Waterbury formerly ! owner of the stables at the rear of the Coffee estate on Main street, visited in this city Wednesday. Mir. Evans had | not been in Willimantic for twenty years.
 Rev Harry s. McCready left Wednes- 1 day for Worcester, Mass, to visit Rus 1 sell Webster, student at Worcester l Tech.
 l GNests at the home of MT. and Mrs. l Frederick Staebner of Walnut street are 1 their son and daughter-iD-law Mir. and l Mrs Eric Staebner, their daughter, Mar 1 garet, of Washington
 1 Miss Charlotte Webster. F year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. i Webster, has entered some basketry and i embroidery in the Stafford Fair. The 1 work done by Miss Webster has won her 1 several prizes in local competitions l Because weather conditions were bad 1 Wednesday morning, the teachers outing l at Crystal Lake Eastford. was abandon 1 ed. The meeting was held at Natchaug l school at 3 o'clock in the afternoon and l a social afternoon was enjoyed. Luncheon l was served by the teachers of Natchaug l school.
 Charles Kenield is having a two-tene- 1 nent house built on West Main street l opposite the residence of Charles Iol- l brook. It is the first bit Of new construc- l ton in this district in five years. c. l Mannick of Main street has recently had the foundation laid for 2 single ten l ement house in that locality.
 Mrs Clarence C. Barrows Of High l street has been appointed chairman of the food sale and supper committee of l the Methodist Sorority, and is planning for the event the society is soon to give
 The first Brotherhood meeting of the l fan is to be held this (Thursday) even
 ing at the First Congregational church i The entertainment Of the evening will be
 furnished by ". Ha1.y F'reda of Bos-
 ton. William A. Dawson. chairman o1 1 the entertainment committee has an,
 nounced that eight Brotherhood meetings
 are scheduled for the fall and winter 1 months.
 The women's Charitable organization
 realized s125 from the sale held Tues l day at the home of Mrs T F. Parker, ot l Church street.
 Miss Rose McQuilian Of New York, k
 visiting for Q few days at her home or
 Brook street.
 Samuel Anderson, of Norwich, of tn,
 eastern division Of the Connection I Company lines conducted an inspection ] Of the South Coventry and Willimantic 1 Norwich trolley lines Wednesday. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Sterry and MT
 and Mrs Bert L, Avery were in Hartfort
 Wednesday. attending Mecca Arthur TTudeau is in New York to at
 tend more of the worlds series games | SMiss Nellie Carter is at her home il | Coventry where she is recovering iron an operation she recently underwent il Hartford, where she is employed.
 A party from WilIimantic attended tn, : Harvest Bazaar at Warrenville. give1 I by Father William Dunn's parish, Tues day evening. The bazaar is to help tn, . | church fund and was also attended by : q large number of Father Dunn's friend; from Hartford and proved a pronounce, , success
 . John T. Curley and Miss Liuiar . Moore were married in South Coventr,
 Monday evening by Rev James J. Me
 Ginness. Mir and Mrs. Curley left tn
 next morning for the Mohawk Trail ! making the trip in the groom's car. MI z Curley is employed by the Phoenix In surance Co.,, in Hartford. and the brid has been working for the Kngsbury Bo, s Co.,, in Coventry. On their return the, zi will reside in Hartford.
 I District Deputy T. Frank Cunningham