Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24

ly and voted in the following officers: President, Stephen foska; vice presi- dent, Robert Bergman; secretary, Ro- silda Louisignan; treasurer, Jennie Daniels For colors, white and gold were chosen and the class motto and pins were also decided upon; the pins have already been ordered. There are eleven members in the class this year Mary Gero Doris Davis, Rosilda Lou signan, Jennie Daniels, Louis Gero, Bjorne Johnsen, Robert Bergman, Ste phen Boska, Alex Dombrowski, John Kozacensky, and Thomas LaBounty, a graduate of the class of 192O-1921, who is taking a postgraduate course.
 Miss Ruth Bergman is visiting rela- tives in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Miss Dorothy E. Rogers is in Wal laston, Mass, visiting friends. Before her return she will visit in Boston.
 c. o. Manchester attended the meet ing of the Tall Cedars held in New Lon don Wednesday evening, at which time plans were made for another celebra- tion
 Ernest BonviIle has reentered the em- ploy oi George W. Dart in the store at Palmertown.
 Palmer Bros..' quilt min is rushed with orders; the Massasoit Mfg. Co.'S
 
 period of two weeks during which al terations to the machinery will be made. The Rockland paper mill of the Robertson Paper Co. resumed opera tions Monday morning after the com pletion of several weeks alterations. Several new border machines are being installed in the quilt mill of the Pal mer Bros. Co.
 Miss Loretta Rowley of New London is teaching in the Manwaring district.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Moran and fam fly of Montville Centre were in Har1- burg to attend Hamburg fair and Old Home Day.
 Rogers jazz orchestra conducted the first dance of the season in Pappas hall Uncasville, Thursday evening"
 MT. and Mrs. Franklin Burlington of Chicago, were guests of MT. and Mrs. Walter Moran last week.
 Miss Hope Comstock and Mrs Ellen Chapel were received into the member ship of the MontvilIe Center Congre- gational church Sunday morning by the pastor, Rev. E. P. Aver.
 Mrs. David A. Johnson left Wednes- day for 8 visit with relatives in Bos- ton, Mass, and New York city
 Austin Lathrop has enrolled as a stu dent in the Norwich Free Academy.
 
 from recent fall and is able to be out
 Mrs. William H. Craig has returned from visit with New London relatives.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Union Baptist church held its meeting We'd nesday afternoon
 Mrs. Elizabeth R. Burchard recently took an automobile trip over the MO hawk Trail terminating at Mt. Wash ington. MT. and Mrs. Charles R. Car lyle of New London accompanied her Matthew Murphy has resigned as ma son at the Rockland mill. Much interest was shown in the Bi- ble institute class which was begun on | Tuesday evening by Mrs L. W. Rich | ardson at the parsonage, a good mum \ Der attended
 l Masters Roland aid Paul Chagnor recently enrolled as pupils at St. Jo seph's Academy, Wellesley Hills, Mass l The infant daughter of MT. and Mrs Charles Church has been named Dori: Lena.
 Mrs Margaret Jeffers is encv5ttair- ing Miss Harriet Brady of Mansfield Centre and her brother, Pratt Allen ! of Hanover.
 Thursday evening the New Londor Union of Christian Endeavor societie! held a rally at Mantle. President Per 1 cy Allen, of the local society, made ar rangemnets for large number to at tend from Palmertown. |