Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17

Thursday evening for the fourth annual church night, an even that has become a yearly affair of special interest to the | members of the congregation. Selections by the Mandolin club preceded the servin of the supper and the carrying out Of the program Of the evening which was as fol- lows:
 D. B. Gilbert, toastmaster selection Mandolin cfrSb supper, financial state inelt, Mrs. D. B. Gilbert, treasurer; se- | lection, Mandolin club; nlala uartet, Far Away in the Soqltil. Adams, Messrs, Trtpp, Wilcox, Rock and Rock; solo, The Secret ] Wilson Mrs. Rawley; trio. Hymns of the 1 Old Church Choir, Misses Sandstrom and J. H. Marsh address, Rev. Frank | kingdon, pastor Of Fremont St Methodist church, Boston, Mass; report of treas urer. Benediction.
 l The menu included, scall3pad oysters sa'a pickles, rolls, cake, coffee. cocot. l More snow came during Thursday to EDester the steam road and trotlay line but the storm had practically nc effecs or operating schedules and trains ran prac- tcally on schedule time Some Of tine northbound morning passenger trains came into this city with a double -hca der euipnent of IocorNotsves
 {! On state highways the motor blows kept the covering of snow slammed down to a miner or two ahove the highway sur facing, and travel ever the trunk lines was as easy as at any time during the winter and much more so than during the Ice storm periods.
 Rev. Boynton Merrill, formerly pas tor of tho Second Congr church of this city, was greeted by scores of friends and a5uaintances during his brief visit here incident to his delivering the address Ia 4sl,1 Congregational church. 1t will be of ir- terest to ali of these to know that Rev MT. Merrill remarked Thursday morning that it seemed even harder for him to ieare Putnam and go back t. Boston than It did when he left a fe wmontas ago to take up his work as asso:ia,re pastor al tue old South church.
 It Has announced that the Valentine tea given recently by the Woman's Boaro of tie Day Kirnball hospital netted about S3S0. which will be added to the treasury of the board.
 The post office will he open next Wed. nesday, Washington's birthday from a m to i1.30 a. nl.- The money order ant postal savings departments will be clos ed all day. City and rural delivery ser vice wili be suspended fo:-the day Al the Day Kinlball hosp ts.l. ratien wanting to see doctors at the hospita | 1 with the doctors personally
 CargilI council. K. of G., recently con l ferred the first degree on a class of fou, cand dates.
 I Mrs. Moses Leonard will have the mem be-s of the W. c. T. U. a:. her home for meeting today CFriday.)
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Stroumbels ar lvisitsng relatives at New Bedford an, StonehaIn, Mass.
 Thompson voters have beea warned tha
 a sIectal town meeting is to be held nex week for the purpose Of fixing tie ta1
 rate cn the last cHrplete1 grand list c the town
 Mrs. Ralph Y Bugoee has been i'll at he
 home on King street for 2 few days.
 Charles E. Dean of this eirv.. II. H. Day
 expert or Ponfret, John T. corbett, coun ty secretary, make Up the W:ndhan1 coun
 ty committee ot the Y. N C. A. tq atten
 a. tri-county conference to Fe held Sat
 urday afternoon at Wiilinantic. Martfor
 and Holland will be the other counties rep Presented. Fniirving are the newly eIsesrd ofic .r . of Ss John the Baptist sociaTy: Chaplain Rev. c. F. BetRard president, NaI, olao
 Jette; vice president, Adu,pflus Gragoire
 financial secretary, George Potvin; as
 sistant, Alfred Roht Hard correspondir
 secretary. ,Origene Touclstte; treasurer Alfred Bonneville; auditors, Joseph Per
 reault, Arnadee Menard com. ord.. Lean ] dre BealuNeault: Napoleon. Dlfaur !. Gaudias Rivard, Anesirne Esobillarf, Ar . thur Gregoire; visiting committee, 6ri gene Touchette, Edmund Duroc:er, Josep
 NeVeu, Joseph A. VaIrdaie Francois Le
 Clair, Ludger Morf1ll Norbert Beau 1 lreauIt. ..-
 Rev. William H. Bath, of Norwich, ail
 tr4ct superint<n<Ssutr will cume here fc