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The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-31
Charter
United States of America
State of Louisiana,
Parish of RapideS.

Be 1t known and remembered, tina oh this
2srd day OF March. =. ID. 1922 befoI me, R.F.
White, Notary Pubic. in and for the Par
ish OF Rapldes, State OF Louisiana, duly COM
and In the presence OF the witnesses herein
after named and undersigned, personally
came and appeared the several persons
whose names are hereinto subscribed, who
severaliy declare that, availing themselves
OF the laws of the State of louisiana rala-
tive TO the formation OF corporations, they
have covenanted and agreed, and by these
presents covenant, agree and bind them
selves. as well as all other persons who may
hereinafter be associated with them, to
form and constitute corporation and body
polite In law, under the following articles,
which they hereby adopt as their charter
ARTICLE
NAME
The name ofthis corporation is declared to
be:
GLENMoRA POWER COMPANY, ISo.
ARTICLE III.
PURPOSES
The purposes of this corporation are to
purchase. acquire, own, sell or lease electric
light, water and gas manufacturing and dis
tributing plants. electric light lines and
poles and gas and water mains; to purchase
acquire, own, sell or lease franchises for the
purpose of distributing the products OF said
plants; to manufacture and sell by whole
sale and retail ice and to operate in connec-
ton with the said Ice manufacturing plant
a cold storage plant; TO operate by whole
sale and retail an ice cream manufacturing
plant; to buy and sell or otherwise acquire
and deal in lands and all materials neces-
Sary for the purposes hereinabove enumer
ated; to build, construct. own, lease or OPP
.'~ate all plants, buildings. machinery and
lines or other equipment necessary or prop
er for theuse and purpose of carrying on
the business OF this corporation.
ARTICLE III
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL STOCK
guHHx,
hereby fixed at the sum of Forty five Thous-
and and No 100 l45. 0o6.00] Dollars.
ARTICLE Nv
INCREASE OF CAPITAL STOCK
The capital stock of this corporation may
be increased to One Hundred Thousand and
No 100 lSIO0, O0D.00l Dollars.
ARTICLEV
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-31
ROBINS REAPPEARiNo
IN GREAT NUMBERS

The beneficent effects of conserva.
ton Of wild life Ii apparent just now
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

GARDEN t.k ar sr-Itry:nan desires posi-
Uoa. ~, experience, fn.r.l-d. no .hu-
drrn. ri. car. The Dispatch
'fTpMEINiSI -Ers:.ter.d optometrist
would Hh" connection ,i;h.r as .,sIs:,,,tt
or FARTHER. Has instruinrn,. Bv. X al
The dispatch.
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

FREt--Iu,-rest In 81 Oh leases 10 any
rn- answering this advertisement. no
oo.iSitions or Liabilities. Address I. L.
Htmyhili, BoS sis. fprt Worth. TcN.
- -a
II you need good. active partner with
sii ~ seven th"u.aiIi doilnrs Aid iung
genera! OI'icc and sales rk.cri"nCe To
arlp cnlGr., your present busin"E,.
you'd ne IT, communicate with you.
All 'na't"ts "iii b" treated strictly CON
hicntis!. Hss. best at references BoI
j So. care TIL" Dispatch.
ofr.S rai!u store In yOur town. IS.
start you In the business. show YOU how
L" open and ops.at, a b,o.r and give
you exclusive rISais. 1i.t0U 10 ~ 500
required. according 10 territory wt't"
~ once for reservation and particulars.
National RAdlo Products Corp. so.
Filth Avenue. Enw York CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

~ ihD-D!s'rict managers 10 connect
Win US on another Dig succrss; to
quaE!y. you must prove Responsibilities,
a'sn energy. FOR - hours daily grind;
campaign opens Immediately. At clos.
Kan" vacation for lie on your ahare Of
pr"hts. !2 months stryruou. com.
m.ricai campaign and independence.
Wire or write. J. G.. Ritter General
MnnagHr. 5o2 MonadnocH Bids. CHI
caGO. H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

NhNTED-fosi;iOn IN auto shop D. boz
who has invCnaulCaI turn. ATTENDING
Virginia Mechanic, Institute. Box
SIT. Inc D..patCh
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RETAIL STORE MAN.

Arc there sufficient big Jobs where you
are now employed TO make continuous
advancenant possible for you? II not,
and you are ambitious TO get ahead
are not over 80 years OF age. not afraid
Of hard WORK. and have the ability and
the desire to learn our business thor
ouGhly. wc will train you for a nlunaSer-
ship in one OF our branch stores. We
are concern operating stores from
coast TO coast. long established and sue
ceastu. and have started many young
men on the way to financial CONNIE
tence. Details Of arrangements will no
explained 10 successful applicants Mt a
private interview, to obtain which ar
Ply by letter. stating fun details OF
your business experience, your age, past
earnings. present dependents and rclig.
ious affiliations.
Rox ]. 80. The Dispatch.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Nantc,i-Nls,o


WANTED. man To- s.lI out established
10" OF Parmoiin" hair dressing .nd
shampoo" soap 10 city trade ,'i,r D..
icndrn,ly Salesman win ar ,.,r
max" NOR. pu'y experienced man
waH'"h. CIV" "d'ir"ss aud phone mum
oeI: the ,"t.i.oIii'. Company. BOX io.i
SEVERAL. m"n. preferably with InLu,.,i,I
,hS"rahr" '%p"ri"n-". can for I'unor,i
tonal Bank
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TIE MAGhHINE
Investing for Profit"

Sen. h-". IL worth 30 = cory tr any one
"np intends to invrs, any money: who
has inN-sted un?rontibi.. who can aRv..
but hasn't learned how Ia invest proht
ahJ. II demonstrated the REAL earn.
inE power OF :non-y---knuw!.dg- grn.r-
ally hidden from the mess.s II shows
how TO invest small sums and how the,
Er"w Into fortunes. II reveals IN.
"nnr NOUS profits q, successful business
and shows how one may inAne IN. SANE
profits IL explains now s:upcnduu-
fnriunts arc nnadt--how 81, 900 S-uwa -
Sc:, o0n: how 10 burrow and how 20 loan
1" Introduce our magazine. write u. nov.
~hI we'll send IL SIN MONTHS Rec.
Address. INVESTING For PROFIT. 20
w. JACKSON Blvd. Drri. A-3lc. Chica go
AGGRESSIvE collection agency has opcn.
inG Ior experienced ar active man who
MI! make !av.atn.nt with services In
incorporated COMPANY. ios;.O:hcc Boa
sGs.
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For Your Wants Remember to Call Randolph |
EMPLOYMENT
anlcsIlic,: aud >rents

AiESiS - SELL HiGII-GKADE SHOES
n''E'l To w"hr"E a. below stpr" Irir.a
~ rNp"ri' nc" needed. real proposition
Tor huHtl"is Suffolk Shoe ana i."ata-r
,"rp.h' 10 Washington Street. North
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
Box l. 20. The Dispatch.

WANTED. young man with som. eS.
peFlcncc Ia the hardware businesa e.
nyisnt and Trustworthy In applying
rthtc age and nam" rr,-Eenccs idGruBs
l.. o. Box 2cS. Alexandria, Va
WANT boy. whit. or co!or-d nbou,
ls-lI-1b OF ago. to help In corn and
hour mill: good. easy job FOR tho win
ter Write mo ut once. SO per month
TO start, Chns. Robinson, Centre Cru.s
Va.
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EhiPI.OYMEiNl
Situations Wuntcl-Fcn,nlc Sc

MiDDhr-..u..D Lam wishes position a.
companion or hVus-ns~p-s tor widow
M''hvut children. OF si"slr laI,. Cell
boulevard iuh.
'.ANcschirrs revised a, to Ensiish.
rnhctuati"n. etc. Cn2I.d ia CORRECT
toE:". Siauent educational department..
Palmer phoi"plny Corporation RUDY
hJAn, btGo.Ne. J.. .. BcS SCI
WIDOW. thoroughly oUtupet.i, ~ caring
Tor h"m". III part or - assume entire
responsibility. desires .'psjiinm as hnus.-
k..pci o.. manager pi dining room In
refined riac" o. business. Address IL
"~r" IN" Dispatch.
YOUNG ..dy with experience want. POSI-
ton AZ office assistant. Willing I, ~n:x
Tor advancement. Can Boulevard .sYi-J.
Situations Mnnuai--AInlp i:
oRrGGisr-Resl,; dru.ri,, waT,t;
position. foumr. cspaslr aII-atpuni
man. Address l. 81, core The Dispatch.
FKEfGiiI TRAFFIC. MA$AGrR desires
:" .oca;. Ia kithu,cmi. familiar win
local territory. Seven yeats experience
la railroad and commercial work Ex.
c"l!cnt references. ANiryss Box +: s.t
"n.r The Dispatch.
GARDEN FIX ar s"-strynan desires posi-
t!on: iI!, experience, fntrsl-u. no chit
dr.n. 2.i. car. The Dispatch
rfrOM E1NIS r-R-s:.t.r,d opton.tri,t
world iih. c"nn,c;i"n ,iih.r as assistant
or r"rt"";. n's inalru,n-nts. BVa X az
iHc b'nph'Ehs
PHARMACIST. registered: /. YEAR. .,.
pcricnce. osst u reference. op.n .ur
position. no" employed. but desire t.
inaHr chanke. ~iil purchase .n,ne &.
mar interest ia good So!nE Uuaiur-A
s.na.i town prrivrrrd. Adde'S. Box
l. 80. caro- The Dispatch.
MAS-foun. man desires emp.oymynt AZ
chauffeur IN ..r.ya,e Inm.Iy iruck
tar
o' toi!eciihs. hv- y:ure' experience In
once wot": mast a.v. norh. hon-a;
and willing. II. =. Dcsa. Central y Al
{ a. fh0ne HIEdo!ph at9.
wASTED-Posl;iOn IN auto shop b. e1y
wh" has invenanIca! turn: attending
Nirs'n.t Mechanic, Institute. Box
29.. cat Tn- p!.pa,ch.
"ASIEp..oh.fs position By mid'lieased
y 500. Care The Dispatch
nEGi.ST Erred PHARMACIST. cIp.rI.
"urri and stead. wants jvo: with last
employer tea !-aFs. Sol. care The
Diepntcn.
.nA::-wan;ri. young ma.r:tI man row
employed. Gr>.Tcs employment Il. res.
taurent counter man. clerk In furnish.
'hs store or clothing salesman. honest:
nu.t have wurA a; vase. La.l Madison
'.b.w.
YouNG NAN Di:sIRi:S EMPLOYMENT
~ G.;NEK.h!. OFFICE WORE MOD.
hEAiL. "A ..Ai... 10 FEARS cox.
"'..itIi-.i. .-Hs kNCE. DON 3ls
tA!h. .ir. ~ .'AICH
OFFICE :.A tHa WE'D, ACCOUNTANTS.
o., H. iHR. -. .Ei.S POSITION; l..
.--,h> IJA y. ..i:'-. Al. STEAMSHIP
A>u Ht.tLEUAD i..rEEiENCE =.
. ilo.N -. Gl.,
w go. d, e1s.i4nc. .. .pln;ry hri.. o.
.!n: cv.tIr."nt. t-...y.,: 49, ct.yos..
,.y!.: ~" s!5. cake rae Dis ..:,t.A
YOUNG IAN. 80 y.-.s ola, u. si..s n
Eiericn! postum; s",cInl yr.r. .s,.r.
tntr Randolph LOGON.
M M 9oSiiI"" rs young man. expert
enc-d IL. oin.- work. thre. Gears t,,n.
lhk It-n"Ersphcr best .: references Adj
dress iioS 5..l. Sew Tern y 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

agents to sell our $50
products: no money required Write
!.inro Company. Dept. 372. ST. Louis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

4 fOC%G WOMAN of experience ana
ability wiShes place as companin to
an elderly lady or Scntleman. or a.
EoveEness TO younS child. References,
Box 6zf. Phone boulevard 6So-w.
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Situations Wunted-Femai. 80

BoOkkEEPER - Assistant book nor
and typist. with knowledge OF n.iux.
foilow.up and adding machine. wishes
Madison l351
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Rox ]. 70. The Dispatch.

DISTRICT MANAGERS. Crew Managers
Statesmen. SslcswomSn. sell hpsiery--
manufacturer to weRrer P.y daily
Quick shipment. Wonderful openings
now. Apply quick. Att;x Hosiery
Mills, Knoxville. Tenn.
AGGRESSIVE collection agency has OPEN
ms for experienced or ac,!v. man who
VIII make investment with services in
y Incorporated company. Post.Omcc Box
s6s
WANTED. colsred barber for whi.c trade
Peyton Barber Shop, Tenth and SIaIn
% Streets.
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Situations MunaaI-AinIp

DRUGGIST -Rrsi,;err; druyrI,, wait,
position. Young. Cspa slr aI!-atpuEi
man. Address |. 81. cor. The Dispatch.
FREfGii TRAFFIC. MASAGER desires
:" .oGat. IN kIthrcni. familiar with
loeai territory. Seven yeats experience
la railroad and commercial "orL -,
r"I!cnt F"isr"Iccs. AIirvss Box r: s.i
"n.r The Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

Specially shops. etc. who hay" had ex-
ptfl-nc. In on" or more OF tn" foIlo~-
Ing lines. dry goods. notions, stationery.
hardware AMI house furnishings. can oh
tain valuable opportunity To yet into =
bigger and brtt"r-paid field with one Of
the largest chains Of low priced depart
m"nt stores in the country. Expansion
npw going on opens M excellent OppoF-
tuntties for men ambitious enough to
work for a future. CID wages paid
at start while getting established. Age
must be between y AMI 80 years Apply
b. letter for personal Interview. riat.uS
family responsibility. age. education and
deta!ln Of YoIr business experience. Only
men who can qualify for executive work
viii b. considered.
Box 20. The Dispatch
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COLORED cigar tobacco
stemmers; best wages
paid. John Foege G. Son,
TWenty-second and Main
Streets.

MEN-Long fan and winter night, idea!
u!no demonstrate and book orders for
acO-candle power Ieros-n. lamps and
lanterns: also brand new improved pr.I-
liant gasoline lamp. 372 weekly easy.
Thomas MIG. Co., Bowl 1929. Dayton,
Ohio.
"lDE-A"hkE MAN 10 tahc charge OF.
our local trade. no experience. OF capi;
required. pay stArts al once: write to-
day. Albert Mills. Employment, Man
hBor. Allo American Bldg. Cincinnati.
Ohio.
SEVERAL. MEN 10 WORK spare time re-
ninsh!nB metals by new method. no eI-
psrience required. good wages made
"ritc. Gunmeta Co. :: OhI Decatur
Ill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

GRAfHER--wantsd position by
experienced stcnoG.apher and ofic. AN.
histant Now employed. hut would i.h.
10 make change Can Furnish Al
references Address Miss Watson Bo1
76s. Ly..ohburx. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

If YOU are a producing tailoring sales
man, wanting exceptional lines with
large commission. write Diehi. Kane &
D!chl Tailoring Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio:
give references.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wuntcd--Malc 80

WANTED MEN to interview bushes.
houses Ia their locality on special
P'oi".l'lon; you can earn 800 n week
VI more In fun or spare time. Write
Dept. today for fun particulars. May
heih Computing Co. Hartford. Conn.
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AGENTS WANTED


Guaranteed exclusive territorial rirh,a
ar" offered To progressive mon and women
III every section IT, handle and ,I!htriu,I,c
our rHrl"uS produc's--gr.Ht r.rrstcrs aud
needed IN every home. S,n-,hin. nm
usual. with unlimited opportunity. Den.
'iVuS premium enables you to Introduce
m" goods and secure the orders For
safes Manager. Mathoi-Innlm,,,a IL.
COMPANY, kochcst=r. Sew YORK.
AGE"TS-1s 20 si2 "A day easy: $50 li.h,-
necessities: elegant ou,n, furni,h.J.
writ" today. quick. now. FOR particulars
American Products Co. slgo American
BidS Cincinnati. Ohio.
DISTRIBUTORS wanted; F'airf.id .I.c
tflc 'Heatsr-Iite": neg device giving
hea. and light FOR same cost: gar.s.
HON" and general use: quick results
En!tn.id MIS-. Co.. l72i Eans,.ad 81,
Philadelphia. Pa.
sAiESMAH AND DISTRICT MANAGER.
Hundred thousand dollar corporation
wants capable salesman 10 sell e.;ab-
!lthrd repeating specially and work into
district fnanascrship. permanent highly
PAID position. Wrte TIL. COi.ORCKar'.r
COMPANY. s+3 West Seventeen, Clcy.-
land. Ohio.
SALESMAN waited for Virginia and
Wet virginia to carry lnni line OF
ladies' Underwear aad children. ho.,.ry
mission basis Address Kobischon Cpr..
II: Fitth Avenue. *cw YORK;.
SALESMAS--ESper;- saicaman call
Ing on tn" Industrial irnd.: real l.y.
VII" can earn from 5000 To 5000 n
year selling absolutely yuaraTteet prod
ucis: salary or commission. Nationa,
Buiidc'' Co. Cleveland.
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EMPLOYMENT
onicsnit.l. INV .Ax.nI.


~ R':Asf- yonI 1r":ts selling sUip. per
fu'n"H. ch;raC,s. etc, -iue line" La.
tt2sian 90. Dg2t. 81. 81. Louis. $40.
NEW IDEA in Advertising lead pcnc!is
larger commissions. write Us L,ftnun
lcnCli Co.. o:ii". 5iS Muffin Bldr
Cedar RI pids. iowa.
SELL SOMETHING everybody must hay.
t'rad TINS lin" UScr ssain and not.
that -" said must. - is unique, L. =
piotc- ken article, pnsitiVc NECESSITY
oceans" OF government ruling wi,h
Yearly repeat. exclusively owned AMI
y""r"ii"'! ~ us. II you ary Al order.
taN"r you shout! mae $50 to $50 "a day
IL you ar" an ambition, salesman yu,I
vii! clear upward OF so per day; most
dcsirablc connection with future for
thob. who qualify. jerome. I.uad;
res. south Dearborn Street. Ch..
CaYo.
TAILORING salesncn waited: snn,,r5i.yt
dlf"ct io-"chrc! l!nr earth. virgin
WOOL custom tailored suits OF ovrrcoats
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

MILLER G. r HOAD S
have an opening for an
experienced floor M an i.
This position requires
recent experience in 4
retail store. If you feel
that you have the per
sonality and experience,
write or call in person,
Employment Office, Fifth
Floor.
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SCHAAF BROS,
JEWELERS.,
426 E. BROAD.
Articles for Sale


SEh EN PIECE oak dining room suit IN
arst'clhss condition, at "A big bargain:
ono practically new Singer sewing ma
Fifth Street.
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STORE MANAGER.

noY wanted rhon. Randolph ioii-w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

NAS-foun. man desires emp.oy;nynt A.,
chauffeur IN private family. truck
driver. s-odh or counter inan c;hc, work
o: toi.sciihs. hN- y:nre experience In
one. ~otH: mast a4ve norh h9n-s;
and willing. II. =. Dcaa. Central T. Al
& A. Phone EiEuo!ph 1i0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

HENRY FoHD'S Li.e story" author.
ized. facts n"y.: before published. hun.
dteds OF pictures. Irresistible. millions
20 DE sold: free oGtft, Midland Pes.
1911 Prairie, Chicago
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
FIRST BAPTIST WOMEN
 CONDUCT MISSION PROGRAMME

The November meeting of the WonEan's S Home and Foreign Mission circle of the First Baptist church, was held Tuesday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. J. Ed ward Leach. The president, Mrs. Frank Tyler, opened tine meeting by reading Isaiah %. After prayer by Rev. Edward c. Dunbar, pastor of this church, the hymn, My Faith Looks Up to Thee, was sung.
 Mrs. Frank Lathrop and Mrs. Herbert Wiley were appointed nominating committee to select officers for the com ing year.
 Rev. MT. Dunbar addressed the circle on The New World Movement and Board of Promotion.
 Mrs. Frank Lathrop was in charge of the meeting, having chosen for the aft ernoon subject Selections From the Missions. Several readings were given ss follows: The Abundance of God, Mrs. Charles Burke: One Who Loved Much land Gave Much, Mrs. William Koonze Farming fin Eden, Mrs. John Parsons; A Church Built Beside the Road, Miss Kate Wiley; New Kind of Centennial Mrs. Herbert Wiley; The Deeper Mean ing Tiding, Mrs. Edward Olcott. During the afternoon session reports were given and it was voted tc pack 8 box and send to the Children's Home in New Britain. The circle also pledged h sum of money to be sent to the New lHngton Home for Crippled Children.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

colleges and similar institutions show an increase in value of 3s.2 per cent, all of which 1sascts the great growth of -edu- cattonal Institutions in Connecticut
 A large increase of from $4S2d, ,T61 tc ss. .2o5 3s59 is shown in exemptions to sol diers, sailors and blind persons as a re- suit of the partieipation by thu United States in the World war. This is partic- ufarly significant in view of the fact thai there was deurease in 1918 Of ls!S pes cent from the total exemption granted tc
 soldiers, sailors and blind persons ir
 1914. the outcome of the rapid decreasS in the number of surviving soldiers whc served in the Civil war, and whose prop ecty, while they are living, is exempt from taxation to certain amount A failing off of 12.s per cent. or from
 $1,496,28o in 1918 to $1,So2,5Sg in iS2s is shown in the exemption granted tt
 boronghs.
 Following shows the 1922 figures ant the percentage of increase over 1918 when the fast report was prepared bl former Commissioner William F. Corbin,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
HANOVER

At the regular meeting of the ' igTou1 in the parish house Monday evening Mir Pipher was in charge of the program.
 At the regular session of the Sunday school the monthly ten-minute Tnissjonary program was in charge Of Mir. Parks class. Four of the young men presentes the piaylet Brothers. part Of the 'eeuSa. tioDal material provided by the foreign boards for church socsls. This on. showed how the spirit of brotherhood wal coming slowly in India today.
 The c. F. society enjoyed a social tins at the home of the president last Friday evening. Games and music made a plcss- ant program for all.
 In the ladies' parlor Of the parish foust Monday evening at 7.30 o'clock the 2resu. lar monthly meeting of the SpFagus Leagu of Women Voters was held with a good attendance from Baltic and Han over. The president, Mrs. John Cou~ay, presided. Reports were read by the see- retary, Mrs. Edward Case, and the treas urer, Mrs. T. G. BurH
 It Hzg decided to Correspond win the state organization in regard to a s93tteen- ship course to be taken up 'tn ysaoary. Mrs. Conway and Mrs. Case were zp- pointed delegates to the istsee convention at Bridgeport this week. Mrs. Willis Austin of Norwich was present St the meeting and spoke to the nIembers on | Child Welfare Work In connection with this, committee was appointed 70 rep resent the local leasue-Mrs. Case. Airs Barnes and Mrs. Gauthier.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
WARRENVHLE

The following. were elected officers for the coming year at the meeting of Ash ford grange. No. 90, held in Bakers hall Wednesday evening, Nov. 9th: Master, Robert M. Balch; overseer, Mrs Essie Reynolds; lecturer, Leon R. Gardner ; chaplain, Mrs. Lizzie Noel; secretary, Mrs. Mary Gardner; treasurer. o. D. Baker; steward, William Rak; assistant steward, George Bassett; gatekeeper, Ar- thur Tanner; Ceres, Mrs. Theora Curtis Flora, Ina Bassett; Pomona, Georgeils Cushman; lady assistant steward, Hazel Reynolds.
 Miss Caroline Lawton was home over the week end.
 MT. and Mrs. Earl James were home to vote on election day.
 wiIber Lanphear of Chaplin is snend- ing some time with his sister, Mrs. W. L. Durkee.
 Mrs. H. A. Mathewson, Walter c. Brown and Mrs. Nellie Bates have gone to Orange City, Fla. It is reported that Mrs. Mathewson expects to be gone six months. Her many friends hope to see her back and much improved in health in the spring.
 Monday. Nov. 9th. the Ladies Aid so- oiety of the Baptist church met for its annual meeting at the home of Mrs. Lena Durl1ee. A pleasant time was enjoyed and the following officers were elected President, Mrs. Grace AIbee; secretary Mrs. Gladys Babbington; collectors ana solicitors, Mrs. Lena Durlkee. Mrs. Anna Brown, Gertrude and Susan Hattin. I, was voted to use the money earned wherever 1t was most needed in church work.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
NORWICH HAS 9,S4O ON VOTING ltSt

part are the younger married or uR- married women Of the town. They are showing much greater interest in exer- cising tie franchise than the older wo- men have shown.
 The registrars, Tyler D. Guy and Cor nelius J. Downes, have just completed making up the list of women who have been married since they were made voters. There are just 100 since wo- men received the full franchise two years ago. The names are recorded Iu a special book prepared by the regis trars and filed at the office of Town Clerk Charles s. Hoibrook. In order to maintain the continuity between the name under which the woman is regis tered as a single woman and her mar ried name, the registrars are establish ing the practice of carrying her single name along with her married name in the book. For instance; if a woman who was registered when single as Clara C. Jones married 8 man named Brown, her name in the special book will appear as Clara Jones Brown This, it can be readily seen, identifies the married woman who votes under the latter name as the single woman wilo was registered as Clara c. Jones'