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New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Cubwomen to Entertain
U. S. Woman Sereear,
Mrs. Farnam, Who Served :.
Serbian Army, To Be Guest :
at Recenfion

Among the philahthropic sct;v,.;..
which claim the attention of soe,.t.
the program Of the Women's Commit.
tee of One Hundred of the Ssrb;..
Child Welfare Association, 7 w..
Eighth Street, offers a variety =, ::
versions. Mrs. William Jaw Sch;.s.
lin, honorary chairman, and Mrs Nj
turn Pinchot, chairman, have annnrr.as
three affairs for the near future esa
Tomorrow Mrs. Robert Greer M.
roe. who is the latest addition 70 ~.
women's committee, will enterta;, S.s ~
her home, 1875 East Sixty-iirst Str Strest' a.
in honor of Mrs. Charles S. Farnam ~
American who served as a sergeant -
the Serbian army during the war ~
Members of the Mems Club =,
Scarsdale, have been enlisted in -. :.
cause of Serbia's orphans by Mss fa'
Francis B. Thurber. chairman of 81
Scarsdale Women's Committee. and u;,, s;s
hold a reception at their clubhouse ~ ~
Tuesday, at which Mrs. Farnsm v;,, IN
make an address.
On the afternoon Of February IN ~.
ballroom of the Hotel Majestic vii, ~
the scene of large bridge party, which
has been arranged by COMMITTEES /,
charge of Mrs. Willis B. Richards ana n
Mrs. David Burr Luckey. Prizes s IN.
each table have been donated to N.
committee. sAs
A st. Valentines recital and dam.
will be held for the benefit Of ~
Voice Training Scholarship Fund ~
February Is at the MacDowell c,uS
Galleries. 108 West Fifty-ffth Street
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Beethoven 10 Give Musicale

The beethoven Society, Nine. Aida
Tanini-Tagljavia president, will hold tho
next afternoon musicale and dance Feb
fnary IL at the Hotel Plaza. On Feb
,uary 8 Mrs. III. Frank Dennis and Mrs.
Marie s. sanguinette will entertain tho
'fficers and board Of directors with a
card party and tea at the home Of Mrs.
Dennis. More than fifty members Of
the choral sang at tho reception and
tea given for them by Nine Tagliavia
at her residence last week. Deie9ates
and alternates TO tbs City Federation
besides the president will be MINES.
dudley Van Holland. Grace A. Smith
and Otis Ersdsnburg.
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A reception was given by Mrs. James
McCullagh at her home, 610 West
;110th Street. Wednesday in honor Of
Mrs. Richard NJ. Chapman, of Brook
lyn, candidate for the presidency of
the City Federation of Women's Clubs.
Hostesses at the tea were Mrs. Chap
man and the prospective candidates on
her ticket. Invitations were extended
by Mrs. Eugene Grant, chairman of
the Chapman campaign committee. to
about 200 guests.
The candidates for Office who acted
as hostesses were Mrs: Chapman, Mrs.
Stanley Lyman Otis, Mrs. Charles D.
James McCullagh, Mrs. William Whit
sker, Mrs. Erred 'Hixon Baldwin and
Mrs. Otto Kempner.
Mrs. Thomas J. Vivian was in charge
of the arrangements for the reception.
Benefit Carnival Success
The bal masque and carnival given
last Tuesday night in the Hotel Astor
for the benefit Of the East Side Clinic
for Women and Children, of which
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell is president,
was one Of the most largely attended
and successful affairs ever given for
the institution Mrs. Samuel Gardner
>Estabrook and her committee in charge
Of the affair were warmly congratu-
lated on everything pertaining to the
entertainment. The decorations we're
unique and the ballroom presented a
delightful scene with the attractively
arranged "shops," most of them with
overhanging awnings, where every
thing imaginable was sold
AS result of the entertainment the
clinic is richer by several thousand
dollars.
In honor Of the women of the ball
committee Mrs. Mcconnell will give
reception and tea tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock at the Hotel Astor. The
guests will number about 200.
The next morning musicale, lunch
con. and dance of the New York Mozart
noon at the Hotel Astor. The artists
will be Arthur Rubinstein, pianist;
Lotta Miles, soprano; Antoine Rocca,
tenor, and Charles Gilbert Spross, ac-
...companist.
:: !; DR.. and Mrs. Augustus B. Wendell
will give dinner and dance in honor
Of Mrs. Mcconnell on Tuesday, at their
home, 2o5 Littleton Avenue, Newark.
The thirtieth anniversary breakfast
scf the HARLEM Philharmonic Society,
Y held last Thursday at the Waldorf
Astoria. Because of recent bereave-
ment, Mrs. Twiss was not present, and
Mrs. Everett Manzies Raynor, the act
ing president. presided. The Rev. DR..
George Van de Water, who was pres
ent at the first musicale of the society
thirty years ago, paid tribute to the
continuation of the high ideals Of the
charter members. There were also
brief addresses by Mrs. Harry Lilly,
president of the New York Federation
Of Women's Clubs; Mrs. William
Rogers Chapman, president of Rubin
stein Club; Mrs; A. N. Palmer. presi-
P. Miner, president of Clio, and Miss
Stirling, ofthe Daughters of the Reyo-
luton
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Federation Election Claims
Attention of Club Women
GOO Delegates, Representing $4,000 Members of
333 Organizations Will Choose President and
Other Officers at Convention To Be Held Friday

coming election
officers the of Womens Clubs the
Hotel Aor Friday Two tickets the field headed by Mrs
Richard Brooklyn the other Miss Mary Wood of
New York
tho New York City Fedora
of Womens Clubs coming election There
33S clubs the which will delegates
These will will
the ubwmn New York Mrs Albert Garfield
the
nent clubwomen have strongly for Miss Wood.
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{ the W0men's Clubs s-Affairs in Society

the Waldorf was largely attended,
there being eighty-five tables. The next
one Of the series will take place the
last Saturday in February. The presi-
dent will entertain the vice-presidents
and board Of governors at the theater
tome orrow, and afterward at supper at
the Waldorf. Nina Morgana will be the
soloist at the concert February 8.
There will be dancing after the con-
cert.
The Women's Democratic Political
League, Lillian r. Sire president, is to
give dance and supper at the Hotel
Majestic Wednesday evening. Special
features have boen arranged by the
chairman, Mrs. David H. Knott, who
has obtained the services of Professor
Dunninger,. mental expert, who will
give demonstration of mind reading
and telepathy. The proceeds of the af-
fair will be devoted to political edu-
cation.
The Theater Assembly, Mrs. ]. Chris
topher Marks president, presented q
program at the social day in the grand
ballroom Of the Hotel Astor on Friday
afternoon. Among those to appear were
Carroll McComas in an act from "Miss
Lulu Bett"; Patti Harold, of Irene;
Millicent Bishop. of Mecca" who gave
an Egyptian dance; Victor Lavelle,
who sang tenor solos; Rose Maxwell, in
the horse race scene; Ben Graner, of
the original company of "Maytime. .
who presented the auctioneer's scene
from that play. and Victoria Gilpin,
who gave an artistic toe dance.
During the last week of February the
Theater Assembly will give a ball to
the Oneida Lake Country Club members
of Central New York in the Onondaga
Hotel at Syracuse.
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Club to Give Concert

The Smith College Club will give a
concert for the benefit Of its new club
house at Carnegie Hall on Wednesday
night. The program will be furnished
by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, led
by Ossip Gabrilowitch, with Mischa
Levitzki as soloist.
Among those who have taken boxes
are Mrs. Harold I. Pratt, Mrs. Seth
Miliiken jr., Mrs. Dwight Morrow, Mrs,
Arthur Curtiss James, Mrs. william
Crlttenden Adams. Mrs. E. C. Converse
and Mrs. Joseph Parsons.
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Finance Night" will bs held by the
University Forum Of America Tuesday
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Rubinstein Arranges Benefit

a special entertainment and dance
will be given Thursday in the roof
parlors of the Waldorf Astoria for the
benefit of the philanthropic fund of the
Rubinstein Club, Mrs. William Rogers
Chapman, president. The affair will
DO given under the direction of Miss
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Mary Jordan Baker, chairman, and the
following members of the philanthropic
committee: Mrs. Charles G. Braxmar,
Mrs. j. s. Bolton, Mrs. Camille Birn-
bohm, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. j. Bennington,
Mrs. Walter Gray Crump. Miss Edith
Cartwright, Mrs. William Croxton, che
Misses Donnellon, Mrs. A. Dittmar,
Mrs. F. G.. Fischer, Mrs. Henry H.
Forbes, Mrs. Lutte Fechheimer, Miss
Goldsmith. Mrs. r. II. Grimes, Mrs. w.
F. Keefe, Mrs. E. Patterson, Mrs. G.
Parker, Mrs. L. A. Proudfoot, Mrs. j.
McGrath, Mrs. E. Mag, Mrs. Scrymser,
Mrs. J. H. Storer, Mrs. w. J. Wells,
Mrs. w. Van Tassell and Mrs. P. A..
Zizelman.
Tickets may be obtained from the
president at the Waldorf-Astoria, from
Miss Mary Jordan Baker or any men,
bers Of the above committee.
The fourth afternoon musicale Of the
club will be given February 19 in the
Astor Gallery of the Waldorf Astoria.
The The artists will be Miss Marjorie
Squires, contralto; Justin Laurie, tenor,
and Scipione Guidi, concert master of
the National Symphony Orchestra.
The Society Of Illinois Women, Mrs.
Thomas Slack, president, met Thursday
at the Waldorf-Astoria with Mrs. F. r.
Thul chairman Of the day. Mrs. George
M. Clyde read paper on "Contem-
porary Poetry" and recited poems from
Edgar Lee Masters and Sarah Teas
dale, the Illinois poets.
Vocational Psychology" was the sub
ject of the address given by DR.. War
rem Hall, followed by his demonstra-
tions OF character analysis for the
members of the club.
Impersonations were given by Miss
Emma Dieckman. She recited "The
Debutante," "French Maid" and "Billie
Green"
In response to the appeal Of Mrs.
Stirling, Of the Daughters of the Revo-
lief Council, the society adopted an Sin
visible guest" and contributed for the
relief of starving children in the war
zone.
Guests Of honor were Mrs. James
Griffith, Mrs. William Scott, Mrs. C. H.
Congdon, Mrs. M. C. Teasdale, Mrs. C.
II. Mcintyre, Mrs. Joseph Wheless and
DR.. Clement Shaw.
Ten new members were welcomed
into the society.
Delegates to the City Federation are
Mrs. Junius Love, Mrs. F. F. Thul, Mrs.
Katherine Hammer and Mrs. Mary Nc
Donald.
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Minerva to Give Luncheon

The Minerva Club, Mrs. Mary Stokes
MacNutt, president, will have it's Janu-
airy luncheon tomorrow at the Waldorf
Astoria. Mrs. Robert Dyatt Blackman
Responsibility of Authorship" is the
topic Of an address to be given by
Henry Irving Dodge. Royal Dixon will
tell How Plants Defend Themselves, -"
and the Rev. Lauritz Larsen will speak
on Relief Work in Europe" Miss
Elsa Gray, soprano, will sing an oper-
attic aria and group of songs. Donald
Fiser, barytone, will sing several songs
by English and American composers,
and a duet with Miss Gray. Miss
Miriam Folgere is the accompanist.
Florence L. May are chairmen of re-
ception, and Mrs. John Sutherland.
chairman Of introduction. A business
meeting will precede the luncheon.
Tho Philanthropic fund Of tho Man
haitian Matinee Club, Mrs. Jessie Emer
son Moffat. president and founder, was
greatly increased by the auction bridge
party held at the Waldorf-Astoria
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. r. S. Sheerer
was chairman, assisted by Mrs. r, s.
Mafitt. The club supports a French
orphan and two American "little moth
ers."
A card and thimble party will be
held Tuesday at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Delegates elected to the City Fedora
5ion OF Clubs convention were Mrs F.
II. Scardfeld and Mrs. C. C. Vail: AL
ternates, Mrs. George Kuprian and Mrs.
Edward Hinshaw.
Spanish Love-" and" and Miss s'"ud ophelia ia
Calvo. also in the cast. were honor
guests. They made short talks and
Mrs. George l.. Fowler led discussion
Of the play. Mrs. James w. HOWE
gave one Of series of talks on the
drama. '"0
The Michigan Women in New York.
Mrs. John Jay Bush president, met at
the Hotel Pennsylvania Thursday. An
arew humphrey, of the Sulgrave In
fe.u'eon' ionrneys gaze tS. p,,ar lecture on the
"itn views, and brief summary talk
on Three Centuries of Pilgrim ideas. f"
Miss Hazel Hatfield Sherwood sang ~
Love Thee" by Greg, and "My Heart
at Thy Sweet Voice." from "Samson
and Delilah."
The Society Of Michigan Daughters.
Mrs. Edgar Park president, will hold
It's regular monthly meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Royal s. Copeland, IS
cntral Park West, Tuesday. The club
urchased bonds during tho Herbert
ioover drive for funds for the starv-
lng children in the war zones. After
the business meeting the program will
be under the chairmanship of Mrs.
Mitchell Smiley and Mrs. Grenville
smith. Mrs. Copeland will tell the
suits among the drug addcts of this
city. Each member present will be
called on to give u short historical ac-
count OF her homo town.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-21
UNCASYILLE

Mrs. William Beckwith of Uncas vile died Monday at the Lawrence and Me moriaI Associated hospital in New London where she was taken Sunday morning after she had suffered a shock. Mrs. Beckwith will be greatly missed by the Uncasyille Methodist church where she was willing and earnest worker serving for several years as secretary of the Woman's Home Missionary society and in the Ladies' Aid society. The funeral was held Thursday afternoon in the Uncasville church at 2.30, Rev. c. c. Tibbits officiating. Members of the Ladies Aid society attended the services in q body. Mrs BackWith is survived by her husband.
 Miss Alice Ramage is i'll at her home
 While at work recently, Frank Calvert figured in an accident which resulted in crushing his foot badly.
 MT and Mrs A. W. Avery spent Sun day in South Windham with their daugh- ter, Mrs. Clarence Avery.
 Harold Bartlett has improved follow ing a recent illness.
 Mrs. William II. McGuinnis and twin sons. Masters Donald and Paul of Nor wioh. Mrs Clarence Sholes and son. Russell, and Mrs. Charles Pierce were guests recently of Mrs. Wallace Potter at her home in Pequot.
 Louis, Conan and a force of men are at work digging 6 cellar on which MT. Conan will erect garage at his lot on Hilltop. He also pans to build a bung- allow there.
 1 Miss Farrell was pleasantly surprised last Friday evening when the pupils of her two grades of the Uncasville school hung a May basket at her door The i jolly party greatly enjoyed the evening | Mrs. Wallace, Potter and son. Ayellyn visited Mrs. Harry McGlone at her home i in GreeneviHe "Wednesday last. Mrs. Frank Conan and granddaughter | Pearl, spent Saturday in Norwich
 Mir. and Mrs. D. J Reagan of New
 London entertained friends at their home
 Sunday in honor of MT Reagan's birth l day Attending from here were MT. anG
 Mrs. Wallace Potter and children, Alice and LeTeilyn.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-21
BALLOUWLLE

Wardeil Bennett of Rosiindala Mass, has been 3 recent guest of his brother, Frank L. Bennett.
 Miss Mae kiiday has, been visiting friends in Hartford
 William MacCcnnel, of Norwich, spent the week end with Hector Macconneu and family.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Weeks of Daniel s.n spent Sunday with Mrs. T. II. All shaw.
 Mir and Mrs Albert Goodhall motored to Canterbury with friends Monday
 Miss Beatrice Simmons, R. N, of Bos- ton, is visiting with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. A B. Simmons
 Joseph E. Pray spent the week end with his sister, Mrs. Richard Ahern, tf Hartford.
 Mrs. A. B. Simmons and Miss Beatrice Simmons have been spending q few days with friends in Norwich.
 Mrs Elmer Keene was greatly sur prised one evening last week when about twenty-two friends hung her a May bas- ket. After a long search the party was found and entertained. Dainty refresh ments were served during the evening.
 The meeting of the Ballouville Epworth league Sunday evening was led by Miss Ruth E. Pray. Anniversary Day com memoration of the founding of the socie- tty was observed A roll call was a fea- ture of the meeting MT. and Mrs George Lathrop of Nor | wich visited friends here recently. Miss Alice Jordan of Danielson was the guest of local friends last week. l Mrs. Etienne Favreault has been visit 1 ing friends in Holyoke, Mass 1 Sidney Miller of Providence, R. l., was in town visiting relatives Monday W. I. Goodhall of Union was in town Wednesday.
 Wednesday evening party consisting i of pupils from rooms three and four o! the Attawaugan school hung a well-flled May basket to Misses Margaret and Mary Mcdonnell After the members ot ] the party were caught, the evening was spent in playing games. 1 A nuptial mass was celebrated in St Joseph's church, DayviIIe4 Monday morn 1 ing at nine o'clock when Miss Rose Cour. noyer, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cournoyer, and Joseph Mon. dor, youngest son of Mir and Mrs Lev were united in marriage by Rev Igna. tius Kost. The attendants were Miss Laura Cournoyer, sister of the bride, ant Albert Requier.
 The bride was gowned In white witt l veil and carried bridal bouquet Fol lowing the ceremony a breakfast wa, served to many relatives and friends a
 the home, of the brides parents MT. an,
 Mrs Mondor will make their home here
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-21
CANTERBURY GREEN

The meeting of the grange was held Wednesday evening During the social hour that followed Fred Hicks was pre- stnted an umbrella as a gift for his birthday. There was also a birthday cake besides other cakes, with ice cream. The grange goes 10 Brooklyn next Tues day 70 give part of the programme.
 Miss Elsie Hawes Is at the Backus hospital in Norwich for Q few days for Urea trnent.
 Hs-5ert Williams has been in willi-
 .7s.c this week.
 -7-7-raI or the women of the parish -Att -red at he church Tuesday and with z5me help succeeded in taking up the -hlrch carpet. preparatory to renovating ,aa floor and laying a new carpet at an far,y date.
 Mrs Dorothy Bennett. local teacher, attended the convention at New London, Friiay.
 The Hawes family enjoyed a motor Trip Co Mystic and vicinity the first of .l- week calling on Mrs. Ray, who form a~.y lived on the Green. Mr. Rowland, ras lately moved from here they found i' be visiting his sister-in-law, who --cs h New York.
 Joseph Dansls Of Black Hiu is. still ,s1dzet 10 his bed with e-ysipilas. He had a relapse after being about for a a few dav-.
 A visitor from New York at Eric Fa.rs Is John Erickson, a friend of the family.
 H p. Brown and family and Henry Dorranc- of Plainfeid were in Hartford Wednesday making the tourney by auto mobile.
 A service for the Finnish population in This Iacalitv was held at the church re- -eat-y on Sunday afternoon with a min .ster from Worcester. l. was well at- tended
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-21
WELLINGTON

Miss Coleman of New York was at The Studio last week. She is having it painted.
 Rev. E. E. Gates of Hartford will preach next Sunday. Last Sunday Rev. MT. Palmer supplied. and was accompa- nied by a friend who sang a solo. They were entertained at dinner by Misses Mersereau and Ricketts
 Charles Velk has sold woodlot to w. C. Ruby.
 Last Sunday the Sunday school children held party at the church parlors. Games were played and music was furnished by Victrola. Cake and cocoa were served.
 Mrs. J. W. Durrie of Elizabeth, N. J.. is spending two weeks at Hillside
 Frank Bosworth has bought the farm owned by Mir. Muskowsky at the Hollow. and owned for many years by George Wilson. MT. Bosworth will move there in about two weeks.
 MT. Heatley of Manchester, tree sur
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-21
LEBANON

MT. and Mrs. Lyman Pitcher observed the 50th anniversary of their marriage Wednesday, May Is. MT. Pitcher is a veteran of the Civil war They have spent all their married life in Lebanon. They celebrated the day by an automobile trip with their family. MT. and Mrs. David Pitcher and two sons and Charles Pitcher
 Stereopticon views of the Holy Land were shown at the Congrega tional church Friday. evening in the interest of the '. M. c. A.
 Mrs. Osborne of Boston is visiting her niece Mrs. B. R. York
 Charles Troland visited his mother in New London from Sunday until Tuesday.
 Mrs. Sarah Gager spent last week in Fitchville, the guest of her nephew, AL pheus Nye.
 Miss Margaret Twomey of Willimantic is visiting Mrs. William Pultz.
 MT. and Mrs. c. M Geer and Mir. and Mrs. c. s. Goodwin spent Sunday in South killingly with MT. and Mrs NJ. D. Whit aher. Mrs. II. M. Peck. who has been | spending the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Whitaker, returned with them.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. P. Abel and three children and Mrs, Charles Troland called on MT. and Mrs. Myron Peckham in South Manchester Sunday afternoon.
 Mir and Mrs. A. c. Hoxie and daugh- ter Phyllis of South Killingly spent Sun day with MT. and Mrs E, A. Hoxie.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Robertson of Nor walk have been visiting Mrs. Robertson s aunts. Mrs. A. c. Williams and Mrs F. G. Stark.
 Miss Julia Standish celebrated her 10th birthday recently with party for little | friends, II being present. The affair proved most enjoyable. Games were play ed and refreshments were served. Club No. of the Social Corner met at Grange hall Wednesday, About 80 moan- bers and friends were present, including visitors from Clubs No. l and No. 2. A fine dinner was enjoyed. followed by mu- sic on violin and piano. vocal solos, sto- ries and readings.
 Mrs. Holloway of New York is visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Randall George Goodwin, Mrs. Gertrude Smith and daughter of Hartford, H. C. Goodwin and family of New Britain spent Sunday at c. s. Goodwin's.
 Wilton HoXie was visitor in New London the first of the week.
 Mrs. Clarke of Liberty Hill is visiting her daughter, Mrs. MyroE Hoxie.
 At the. grange meeting Thursday night 9 very interesting program was given Salad, bread and butter and coffee were served.
 MT. and Mrs Clarence Hoxie of East Greenwich were week end guests of MT , and Mrs. Fred Hoxie The Mission circle met Thursday witf Mrs. A. A. Boothby
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geon, with help, is caring for the orchard at Mrs. Meyers farm. cavity filling many of the trees. The men are boarding at the Ryder house.
 Anton Hak is driving a new car.
 Henry Williams has been 0visitinE in Rockville.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Bosworth went to StaffoTdville Saturday to visit Herbert Bosworth and family.
 Miss Clara Mann will entertain Miss Dunn of South Manchester over the week end.
 W. c. Ruby is having his buildings painted.
 Mss Clara Mann invited the public 10 an entertainment and community sing Friday evening at the Daleville school. The primary department did well and greatly pleased the audience. The pro- ceeds of the entertainment went toward the Victrola purchase. The children have been selling candy and magazines 10 earn money also.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-21
LEDYA2D

Sunday last was roH-cau day at the I-edyard Congregational church After the morning service and Sunday school those present gathered in the l1lse- ment of the church for dinner and at the close Rev MT. Goodenough took charge of the exercises The annual roll call came first, the names Of the members of the church being read by Deacon Isaac c. Geer, clerk of the church. Rev. Yr. Goodenough gave ms report for the year which was followed by the report of Deacon Isaac c. Geer, clerk and treasurer of the church Archie Holdridge. superintendent Of the Sun day school, rendered his report and was followed by Carl II. Ho'dridge secre- tary and treasurer of the Sunday school Mrs. John NJ. Gray, treasure of the Mis- sionary society. Miss NeSe W. Geer
 who reported for the Home Department, Mrs. Bertha L. Avery, who reported for the Cadle Roll and Miss F1ieda Good enough, wh6 reportd for the Christian Endcavor society. The deacons. Charles Colver, Isaac G. Geer, John M. Gray and Charles A. Gray. were all reelected. Miss Barbara Goodenough. Albert w. Kinmouth. Miss Lillian Gallup and Mrs. S. E. Ho'dridge, were appointed a mu- sic committee.
 Rev. G. lss Goodenough will exchange | pulpits Sunday next with Rev. Gurdon F. Bailey of Norwich Town.
 | The first ripe strawberries were pick 1 ed by Joseph A. Clark Thursday. Next week will see many native berries car
 ried to market This is the earliest date 1 that native berries have been picked. s. | E. Holdridge has finished selling plants 1 and will commence to pick soon.
 Supervisor W. s. Dakin of Hartford has been in town during the past week
 and conducted a teachers meeting al
 Ledyard Center Thursday afternoon. The l graduating exercises of the Ledyard
 schools will be held at Ledyard Center i June 9th. ,Plans are already made fol | this event.. Besides the graduates eacf
 school will take part and display some
 of the pupils work Music and athletic.
 Will form prominent part of the pro
 gramme.