Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-19
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 up boys work seriously and, especially. as it affected boys not reached throngh the Boy Scout organizations Situated near the Appalachian forest reserve John son City offered possibilities of ofs.1naklHg camps fof these boys. so the sBIn mem bers together with the.boys went into the forest and in two days built two f5g cab ins and from that date on. the boys had the time of their lives. Every surnrr1er they canlped there and enjoyed the out doors. The club arranged to ger 3 scout leader and formed 8 troop nof boys under his direction. The benefits derived by the boSs from this organization more than reoaid the club for its shareso the work.
 Entertainments and means to raise funds for the boys has also done much to make this work of the Rotary club sue cess s.~se=..,s. e,s-s .
 Speaking of business conditions in the south, Mfr. Horner said. that during the. past few years several business houses. that had been successful for years found themselves in urgent need Of money or they would go bankrupt Solicitors were sent out to no avail and aaMyers refused to collect the bills because they knew ttat the men owing them were ti' financial straits. but would pay them if uble, Fin ally the business men got together and. when a company showed signs of failing the creditors would talk it over and agree that the business house was cer- tain to pay of its debts if allowed t0 continue iu business. Thus theX 7wnnld grant the business an extension of time in. which to meet payments, The result, of this good spirlt.and fellowship iii the south has been that during the past few years the worst seen in the soHth in nlally years, there have ben comparatively few fail ures and far fewer than eTpeeEed vo
 This spirit is new in the business world and marks new i.rs in 5nuziness, Rotary. which has done much 10 foster this tyne of good fellowship. is q fine organization and one which no rnan~need be ashamed to be- long to-
 Mir Etrner congrasNistG& the focal club Cn its entertainment for 1892 in charge of Harry W. StandiEh and taok notes of the program to introduce them in his club iil 'Johnson City,
 Ths meeting was opened at noon1 by President Valentine L. SMurphy, follow ing which Stunt Leader George W Hickey led off with several songs Frank H. Foss and Ia ynond A. Parker, sang All By Myself, and regular business was trans acted. The club was requested to aid in finding Mrs c E. Serenbetz wife: of. 9 Brooklyn. \, Y. rotarian who has beer missing from her home for 2 month A poster will he filed at the local police sta ton for public notification,
 Harry w standish outlinAd th. pro- gram Uf entertainment for 1922 which en- br aces four Subjects The 1evsIonuent Of 2 100 per cent. Rotary club EotarY4edu- cation, leader. George Shafer and Albert French. civic and community welfare and service, leader Augustus Green; business ethics, rrohlens,- efficiency leader Sam uel F'eldrnan goodfeilowship. T. Frank Cunningham. Each leader in turn o1itiin- ed his work for the year. The report was accepted. The meeting closed with the singing of the Star Spangled Banner
 Announcement was made Tuesday of the sale of the Cartier Drug store No 7S0 Main street by Gustave O. Cartier to The Wilson Drllg company who will take possession next week The Cartier drug store IS one of the old stands in the city having been established about forty yea re ago by James Walden and Hen-y II Flint. Later tt was known as the Leonard phar11- acy condlEted by John L. Leonard Mr Cartier worked there for a year and in 1922 purchas ased the busir ess conducting | it until he sold. The Wilson Drug com psnv had it's inception in 1s2e nearly one | hundred years ago. at the present stand | No. 72S Main street. in what is known as the Fuller building Th4 present officers are Mrs Lucy Bvles Wilson. president Frank NJ. Smith. treasurer and manager Frederick J. Williams, secretary. Wii- fred A. Gagnon is also to he admitted as q partner of the firm. Mi Cartier has formed no plans for the future Dul is 10 retire to his farm at Babcock F1iil;5 town of Coventry, TOT much needed rest. 1 Louis Lux. of Phelps Crossing, lost his ! Ford touring car Monday night, taken evidently by some one familiar with the ! place, as marks on the driveway at the house showed where the car had been pushed out before it was started. Mfr Lu4 said that while working on an incubator { in the basement Of his house he heard 3 osr travel up the driveway and out onto thc North Windham road. He thought Ii