Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-08
TAFTVILLE

The Taftville Social and Football club held their annual meeting in their cfubrooms at the Ponemah House Monday evening. Tpe usual busin4ss was transacted, one new member being elected and four ap- plications were accepted. The club IS in d very flourishing condition at present, the quota of members be- Ing almost filled. The officers elect ed for the next term were: President Fred Ince; vice president, Robert Hooks; financial secretary. Albert Mathewson; treasurer Fred Knowles; auditors, Allan Bogle and John ". Seddon: House Committee, Albert Bardsley, Archibald Torrance, James Hartley, membership committee, Will liam Mather Thomas Parsons, Fred Ince. Albert Mathewson was appoint cd janitor The club also voted to do- nate five dollars to the Taftville Chapter. American Red Cross. Fred Ince presided at the meeting. After the business was concluded, the club went into social session. Re- treatments were served to the hun zry crowd who were present. Chef Albert Bardsley was satisfied. that they had all had their fill, and sent ais committee around with the smokes. During the smoker the final game of pool handicap was played between Samuel W. Armitage and Oscar Math- ,wson, which resulted in a win for he former 50-2S, so Sam was crown cd the club cham pion for another year, having won the handicap last year.
 Following the pool game, hot dog race was arranged between Shoe Shine" ksrshsw and Fat" Mathew son. Kershaw stoRping at tend and STat" won out comfortably. Songs were sung by the following artists, Thomas Greenhalgh, Samuel w. Ar mitage. William Mather, Albert Bards- ey. Allan Bogle, and Frey Meyer, The meeting broke up at eleven o'clock, everyone gOing h5rGs with a smile on his face and feeling Earpy. The com mittee for the evening were Fred Knowles. chairman: Albert Bardsley, John W. Seddon, Albert Britton, liar Dld Tarbuck Robert Brooks and Fred lnce. The annual meeting and election ot officers of Fire Company No. 2, was held Monday evening in the fire house on Merchants Avenue, a full membership attending. The officers elected for the coming year were: president, Joseph c. Marsari; vice.
 
 tary, Omer TeHier; assistant secre. e tary, Frank Beique; treasurer, Joseph E. Benac; chief Arthur Jeanotte: leputy chiefs, Ralph C. Dion and Franl Mathieu; engineer, Philip Trembley assistant engineer, Cleophas Martin ianitor. Joseph Guine; truck commit tee, John B. Paradis, Leo Paradis Ralph c. Dion, Frank Mathieu, ana Edmond Proulx. It was also decided Nl guage for the benefit of the depart ment, early in December.
 Miss Ora Rondeau entertained tn K. s. S. Club at her home on Provi dence Street Monday evening.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Julian an family of South B Street are movin put of town.
 Members of the Sunshine Sewin Circle met at the home of Miss Grac McSheffery on North Third Avenue Monday evening" A social hour wa enjoyed, refreshments being served b the Rostess.
 Election day proved very quiet i the fifth district. The rainy weathe prevented the usual crowds fro1 gathering on the corner of Providenc and North Second Avenue. Both par ties had workers thoroughly canvass ing the villages of Taftville and Oc cum, and very few were the voter who did not register at the polls
 Ladies. Auxiliary, A. O. H. met Tues day evening in their rooms in Paris Hall.
 The regular monthly meeting the Ponemah Wheel Club was hej Tuesday evening at the clubhouse c Norwich Avenue.
 The Taftville Maennerchoer Gu met Tuesday evening at the clul house on Maennechor Avenue. Miss Jeanette Archabeault of Pro- idence Street has resigned her pt sition with the Ponemah Company.
 Rumors were about the villaa Tuesday that the body of the mE who hanged himself near Riversi, Grove. and which was found Sund; had. been identified as former res dent of the village; who had been en