Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-24
TAFTVHLE

Mrs. Thomas Addison of Norwich ave 'us has been spending 2 few days with riends In Providence. R. I.
 David Lambert of South 4 street was . viEitor in Ba.tir Thursday
 Mise Gertrude M. Young has returned lo- her home on North Slater avenue af- -r spending several weeks with rela- 1vss Tn Msridsn. Conn.
 Rev. Arthur ]. Covslt ot Boston. Mass. ril occupy the pulpit at the Taftvil.e Congregational church Sunday morning Nr- Covsu !s secretary of the Congrega- -ionai Board Of Pastoral Supply. After he service he win meet the members of be standing committee in regard to aid nE the church in securing a pastor
 Mss Caroline Variey, who has been 'eus ming Tn town for the end of the Y. r. A. school year. has gone to her tome in Portland Conn.
 Raymond X. Pingree. a student at 7rsn Institute. Brooklyn \. Y. is at he home of his parents NIT. and Mrs A. 2. Finyres for the summer vacation.
 Troop .. Boy Scouts. met Friday even- Ing in the recreation rooms of the Taft Vile ConEreEs tionsl church. under the Erection Of Scoutmaster Victor H. Da- wis
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 Sr Louis hall. Chief Ranger Allan Bo- Ele presided and routine business was transacted. 1t was decided to hold only one meeting In July. and one in Aug ast. on the fourth Thursday Of each month. and resume the semi-monthly s,setiugs in September. The following ,ficcrs were elected for the coming s:y months: Chief ranger. Allan Bogle sub. shief ranger. George Taylor; fnancia
  -ctzry. William Brown treasurer, Wi jam Brown senior woodward. Davif lambert: junior woodward. James Flet sher. junior beadle. Louis H. L'Heu 'eux; druggist. Peter Benoit; physician ar. George M. Thompson auditors, Johr F. Brierley. William Roach.
 The TaftviIIe Athletic Association hA, anounced that the game which wal schedulcd. to he played last wednesda, evening between the Taftvills A. A. anC the Hillchest team. and which had to b. postponed on account Of the weather Eiif be played next Wednesday night oi The Providence street grounds.
 A Ford truck owned by a NorwIeI confectionery firm. and occupied by tw young men. turned over at the junction sf Norwich avenue and Providence stree Eridzy morning at HIS. A large crow Nh0 NeaTN lne nOlse lT1fu FFOHL street uIickiy gathered ard found the truck ly nE on it's side. but with. no visible dam tge. and neither of the occupants in rred. Assisted by the crowd. the youn uen soon had the truck on four wheel, ranked it and drove away none tn rorse Tor their experience. The acci t-nt happened within few feet O where the Dort touring car and motor ycle collided last Sunday
 --r The. Thursday evening basketry elas siosed Thursday evening for the summe with the meeting Sn the Re -ross rooms in the Ponemal rHIdine. when a social evening was en owed hS the members of the class. an 'efreshrents. were served nrrir- -'- wsninr. Miss Lillian J. O'Brien in be Fntf of the class. presented Miss Ma hide stapfer. the instructress, s20 told. as a token of appreciation for tn szre she has taken to teach the mem sers the art Of basket making. Tn tiass has also learned to make other al ---a vm reed. and to cane chairs. Tn members of the class are Mrs. Georg s Grant, Mrs. Thomas Perkins Scar. ErS Luther D. Packer. Mrs. George s