Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-07
LEBANON

The annual roll call and election al,
the Congregational church vas held In
the church parlors Saturday A 1ns
dinner was served by the women's socie-
ty Of the church. Ths following officers
were elected. clerk for three Wears. p.
n. Taylor; treasurer. A. G.. Kneelzruf
| deacons for three years. A. c. Rneeiand
and o. L. .Puitz: standing committee, r.
NJ Abel; music committee, Mrs. Marths
Burgess. It was voted to hire Rev. Mr..
Brown. OF wfndhzm 70. supply the puipl
1 for the present
Mr., and Mrs. c. II. Foster eatertains
ed over the holiday Mrs. Fosters mother;
Mrs. William Brown, Of Nansneid
Mass, her nephew, Char1es Brown al
Peckhani ana I'VE children Of South Man.
chester. Miss Edith Foster Of Hartford.
also Mr.. Fosters mother. Mrs Ella Eos.
| ter and son. Edwin. Of Lelanon.
Mrs. william Brown OF Mansfield.
Mass, and Charles Brown OF Canton,
Mass, have been visiting Mrs. waltei
Starr,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Elmer Pultz ENTERTAINED
at dinner New Years day their chill.
drenf With TIER families. Mr.. and Mrs
o. L. Puhz and son, Lawrence, Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe fPuitz and son. Merton. Mr.
and Mrs. William Pultz. Mr.. and Mrs
Rex Cummings ana two daughters, Mr.
and Mrs Amos LINE, an OF Lebanou.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Puitz,s oi
Willimantic.'
Mrs Alta Hutchins, Miss Josephine
Hutchins. Mrs. Rice and children and
CLAYTON Hunt Of Columbia were cnlfera
at Alfred wyman's. Saturday
The following officers were elected BY
the Baptist Sunday school: Snperintend-
enr. Gurdon Chappell assistant. George
Randall; secretary, Miss Jane Nield
treasurer, Henry Aspirrva1l librarian.
; Abraham Nield: chorister, Rev Edward
Martin and Mrs. Gurdon ChappelL
B. z. York Of Gfopn was a recent
visitor at the home Of his son. B. R.
York.
DR.. John Taylor and family Of New
, London, spent New Years day with Or
Taylor's brother. F. n. Taylor.
This Ladies' Aid society OF the Congre.
: gational church held the annual bust.
: ness meeting at the home of Miss Har.
riet Hewitt. Wednesday afternoon Tht
{ following Officers were elected Presg
dent, Miss Harriet Hewitt: vice presi
:; dent Miss Mary Randall; secretary
Miss Ellen Huntington: treasurer, Mrs
= II. W. Sweet. Supper committee, Mrs
Henry Hewitt, Mrs. Rodney Hewitt, Mrs
. Karl Bishop. Hrs, Otto Puftz and Mrs
z William Puitz. Work. committee, Ms,
J Sophia DoIbeare, Mrs. n. W. Sweet ana
4 Mrs Fred stark. After the meeting :
g dainty lunch was served by Miss Hev'
3 TIT, assisted by Mrs. Henry Hewitt and
: Mrs. Charles Lamb.
I'll Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Hoxe were II
4 Hartford Tuesday to attend the Dairy.
z mans meeting.
3 Mrs. Sarah eager was recent CUES
i Of her nephew, Alpts-us Nye. OF Finch.
B vile.
a Miss Doris Troiand spent the Christ,
= mas holidays with relatives In New Lon
q don.
sl Mrs. J. z. Burgess and son. Donald
spent Christmas with friends in Killing.
Mrs. H. NJ. Peck, M. ana Mrs c. N
3 Geer and daughter, MyTs, spent New
& Years day with Mrs Pecks daugh
3 ter, Mrs NJ D. WHITAKER, IN Soutl
KiIlingfy.
q L. n. Taylor and family have movet
q TO willimantic. to spend the reuafndei
8 Of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fe,tmAn Of Oakland
q farm entertained "Wednesday and Thurs
Il day, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Tesmer ans
q children OF Brooklyn, n. T. Mr.. and
3 Mrs Max Sishone and son. OF New York
s and Sam Tosrner, Of Detroit, Mich.
z Mrs. Sarah eager spent Thursday 4
s Norwich.
q Mrs. Thomas Jones, Sc, a former res
81 ident Of Lebanon, died At her home Il
Il Providence. The body was brought Z
81 Lebanon Wednesday for burial Shl
& Is survived by. three sisters Mrs Ed
81 ward Csples, Mrs, frors and Mrs Mar,
= Brown.
e Miss Elizabeth Tussis. Of Hsrtsor
spent last week with her aunt, Mrs Ksr
"a Bishop.
j George Ertess was In New York tn
e first OF the week.