Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-06

The wilnnantic Woman's club at thelr annual meeting elected the follow ing officers for the ensuing year: Presi- dent. Mrs. Carl Afford; vice president Mrs. George r. Taylor and Mrs. c. C. Case; recording secretary, Mrs. William A. Buck; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Edward J. Tryon; treasurer, Mrs. H. L. Hunt auditor, Mrs. Dwight E. Abel :; elective members Of executive board, Mrs. William E. Hendry. Mrs, George c, Moon, Mrs. William A. Dawson and Mrs. D. M. Bennett.
 Funeral services for Miss Nora G. Ca rey were held Wednesday morning from l the late home, No. "A Park street, with requiem high mass at St. Joseph's church at o'clock Rev. John T.. Clark officiat- l ing. Mrs. Edunund R. Portelanee pre- sided at the organ. Mrs Henry AIathie7l sang Nearer. My God. to Thee, at the offertory Ave Maria, and as waiting | hymn, He Wipes the Tear From Every 1 Eye. Burial was iu the family plot in St. Josephs cemetery. The bearers were Valentine L. Murphy, P. D. Dononue l Thomas Moran and rthur Racicot. The killourey Brothers were in charge.
 Mrs. Martha J. C6nverse, 7a, widow of Reuben s. Converse of Stafford l Springs died Tuesday at the home oi l Ssinaahury. Besides her daughter there ts son. Harry o, Converse of stratferd
 Rev. Charles ", Holden. ss. well known | in New Bedford and former pastor of the County Street Methodist church there and pastor of the Wiilirnantie Methodist Episcopal church from 1g87-t889, died Thursday, morning March 30, at the home Of his father-in-la;W George M Eddy. of New Bedford. Rev. MT Holden had been i'll for four months. For the past few years he had been assistant paator of the Morgan Memorial church of Boston He was born in Cambridge England. Feb. 22. 1854. He leaves his wife, Elizabeth E. Holden. and twc daughters. Mrs. Joan Aver and Miss A1lr Holden.
 Brief Notes.
 Joe Werner the boy who put the k. 0 or to Young Mereier in d boxing exhibi- ton held in this city about 2 year ago l writes that he is anxious to come hete 1 again. Werner went good with loca, fans and his style of fighting is the kind the local boys want.
 Captain William Hillhouse of Hacken. sack, N. J., recently visited his brother John S. Hillhouse, of Windham road.
 MT. and Mrs. John n. Gager have re turned home after their winter scjourf in Florida.
 Mrs flames Hi4house. Mrs c4eorg. F. Taylor. Mrs. T. R. Parker and Mis- l Marion Hillhouse lnotored to Northamp ton Wednesday. Miss HiHhouse returning to Smith college for the spring term. MT. and Mrs. Herbert T. Clark re } turned Tuesday night from New York 1 Mir. Clark has been in RedIands beloV Z Miami, Fla, and is greatly improved il , health
 George Stiles is visiting in Fall Rive
 and New York
 ! Sheriff Charles A. Gates attended tn
 monthly meeting of the county commis s!oners at Brooklyn jail Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. Frank Bugbee arrive : home recently from Deland. Fla. wher they spent the winter.
 1 Mrs. Ella, F. Mailer of MiddIetown wis ' tied friends in this city Wednesday, ! Miss Myrtle Jordan, who is a membe i Of the Smith college faculty returnei / there Wednesday. Miss Jordan recenE 7, had as her guest Miss Amy Gilbert Q |, the Pratt institute, Brooklyn, N. Y, fac : : ulty
 Letter Carrier George K Alien has re : turned to his duties after an operatio
 for appendicitis eight weeks ago
 Mrs Henry Lincoln is spending severa
 days with Mrs. Frank Wilson of Hart
 ford
 Morgan R. St. John has been appointe 1 musical instructor of the school at Sout
 Coventry in connection with his dutie
 at the state normal and training schoo
 Mrs. Henry Lincoln has been appointe
 chairman of the charitable whist commit u tee of the Woman's Charitable organize ton. The whist is to be held at the Cor D 1 gregaional church house this month There was 8 good sized attendance .
 the dance held at the Y. M C. A Wee
 lresday night. Refreshments were serve
 during interfnission
 James Cronin of Baltic visited friend E in this city Wednegday
 Miss Agnes Finnegan of New Have
 is the guest of Miss Sara Keevers of til
 Red Cross
 Mrs, Helen Boss Cummings an daughter Carolyn returned Tuesday ntgI from Jaffrey, N. H Mrs. Curnnling
 said that winter sports were still beig
 enjoyed when sine left Jaffrey band of rooters accompanied Will mantle star bewlers to South Mancbe
 ter Wednesday night to see the fir
 game in series for q side bet of $10