Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-05

bors in nearby towns, and that the chamber cooperate more with the ladies of the city in civic prob ems. In clos ing he thanked the officers. committees and members of the chamber for the cooperation while he was in office All reports were ordered placed on file.
 John E. Brick made the motion that the president appoint committee of seven to select officers and a board of directors for the ensuing year, and the following were appointed: John F. Brick. chairman, Fred D. Jordan, Z Mathieu C. F. Risedorf, Andrew Roux J. E. Sullivan and J. c. Tracy. The report of the committee for off, cers and directors was approved and the following were elected to office: | dents F. r. Rafferty and Aime J Mar | tineau; secretary, NJ. E. Sullivan; treas urer, A. c. Scripture; corresponding secretary, W. c. Norris; board of direc- tors, James B. Fullerton, James P. Bath. Charles r Risedorf. Nelson A Daniels Valentine L. Murphy, George W. Hickey. Frank Larrabee, Samuel Feldman. Patrick D Donohne. Andrew Roux, Edward F Whitemore Frank H. Foss, William Haddad Samuel Pocaro, and M. K owskowski
 | -GTeSlQenJ CHdTleS ". IilI lieH as sumed office and new business was talk en up. Voted. that the names of newly elected officers and committeeman be printed and sent to all members. James B. Fullerton reported that the leaflets were ready for distribution. John E, Brick reported that Amos Fowler, stew ard. had reported that new chairs were needed for the assembly hall to replace the benches. The matter vii be taken up. Voted that the first supper will be held for the first meeting in November Adjournment took place at 9.30.
 The wnlimantic Womar's Club had as their guests at the Tuesday after noon meeting delegates from women's s clubs of Brooklyn, Danielson. Plainfield South Coventry, and Storrs, numbering sixty nall. The meeting was opened by President Mrs Robert II, Fenton | who turned the meeting over to Mrs c. C. Case. vice president for Windhan county. The speaker of the day was Mrs. Horace Brainard of Thompsonvile president of the State Federation of Wo- mems Clubs. Mrs A. L. Potter oi ThoraDsonville, corresponding secretary of the State Federation of Women's Clubs was also a speaker. Music was furnished by visitors from out of towr clubs, and Miss Fitting. president of the Danielson Women's Club spoke briefly Following the meeting a luncheon was served and social time enjoyed. Brief News.
 Walter G.. Alpaugll, of Cincinnati, 0. is spending the month at the home of his parents, MT. and\ Mrs. Charles W Alpaugh, of Pleasant street.
 Miss Anna Warner of Westerly is wis. iting her mother, of Pleasant street
 H. H. Walden left Tuesday for Ithaca N. Y, to spend two weeks at the home of his daughter, Mrs. H. c. Mogren.
 MT. and Mrs. E. A. Tracy and Mrs 2, William A. Tracy leave Friday fol Southern Pines, N C., where MT. and Mrs. Tracy are to spend the winter months. The trip will be made by auto mobile.
 Dwight T. Cortis of Boston, formerl, of this city, is visiting his sister Mrs Wesley D. Morse.
 Mrs. A. C. Everest returned Tuesday afternoon from Goffstown, N. H., wher, she has been visiting her daughter-in law. and Mrs. c. P. Everest.
 Mrs. Mary Davidson of Boston il spending the fall and winter months a the home of her niece, Mfs. Forest Ack ley.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Risedorf ar to leave today Wednesday, for Bostol l to visit with niece of Mrs Risedorf 1 Women swimmers at the Y. M. c. A