Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-21
WlNDHAM

The annual roll call and business meet ing of the Congregational church was held Thursday evening. Supper was served at e.se, consisting of meat loaf, beans, cscalIoped tomatoes, escalioped potatoes, pickles, jelly, rolls, cake and coffee. An informal sing followed with Mrs Paul Hopkins at the piano. The business meeting was called to or der by the pastor, Rev A. W. Clifford. Clerk and Treasurer H. C. Lathrop gave the report for the church. Miss Grace Bates for the l.. A. s. and the w. M. s. Miss Aiargery Sherman for the C. E. society and Supt Lathrop for the Sunday school All reports showed the different i organizations to be in a fourishing con- dftion. The girls Sunday school class under the leadership of Mrs. II. C. Lath- rop merited special mention for having | raised over S400 for benevolent objects, nearly saIl of it for the Near East Re- lief. H. c. Lathrop was reelected si church clerk and treasurer. but declin- ing a renomination for Sunday schoo i superintendent, an ofice in which he hal | faithfully served for nearly 50 years. W | H Hinkley was chosen 10 serve. Rev. " M. Brown was reelected a member. of the church committee for three years Rev. A. W. Clifford spoke briefly. thank ing his people for their hearty. co-opera
 tion in the nine months Of his pastorati here. There were about % present. Q
 Miss Radcliffe of Boston is the gues of Miss Harriet Guild.
 The pupils of Miss Florence Truell
 principal of the grammar school. Gav
 her a surprise on her birthday Friday
 The last half hour of the afternoon ses
 sion was spent in a social time and cak
 was served.
 Mrs. A. W Barber entertained a fe,
 friends at an afternoon tea Friday.
 The auction club which was to hay
 met with Miss Neale Monday evenin
 was postponed for a week as Miss Neal
 was called out of town.
 Artbyr Harvey has gone to Putnam [
 live with his brother. Alfred F. Ha-ve, Miss Dorothy Brown has returne
 from a visit in New Haven. New Tor
 and Hartford.
 Church activities this week include th Woman's Missionary meeting at Mrs ! F. Guilds Wednesday. Midweek prays ! meeting Thursday. Stereopticon lectur and sing Friday evening.
 Tho topic for inc C. F. meeting Sur ] day evening is Missionary Results Asia. The leader Is Polly Bixby. Mrs. Williams is ill at the home of h, daughter. Mrs. Frank Sherman 3 The late Charles Bard of Norwich l pleasantly remembered by windhan pe, ' pie having boarded for some tine
 the inn. two years ago.
 Those perfect in attendance for f''o fa b term at the grammar school in grades R !. {. were: .Margaret .Mafrn- Harris
 Rathbun. F;linor Sherman. Nnnio Trirg- ' Alberta Wallen. Russell wrsnn An- '- Bucko. Grades 3. and 2. Mildred WI z cox. Earle Potter. Alice Jacobs w1iiia n Balfour. William Bailey. Leo LaVigr ' Louise Werrender. Edward Smith. loser n Bucko. Frank Barber. Masn Pai-,s K Grace Palmer. Grades l and 2. GrN !. BuclSo. Stephen Bucfo. Olga peiechat Lea coughi, Samuel Light. Clarcneo. W IS son.
 le The Misses Johnson and I. Fl. Johns, 1l attended the funeral of their aunt VI, IL Smith in Franklin last week. -h Tn the death of Henry Harvey the io- le has lost a good citizen. Mir Harv~r v F of a quiet and dnassuming nature.