Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-11
NORWICH BULLETIN
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Dssuits tho wet weather the weekly | huncheun md meeting of the Rotary club | E--.s intended by all but one member ! br7rsdav noon. For the next weeks ali- E,hio--au,rv the name Of Augustine 70. l Ez-eene was chosen and Herbert W. Hu- | h~r viii mako the presentation speech l |Ir regard to attending the dinner and kauce to Dc held by the Nsag London | IriHb on October 1sths George ". Hickey kr.s chosen a committee Of one to ar rznrr for tbs attendance. Hurry W. tsf2ndish. chairman of the entertainment h-omnistec- gpoke to the meeting and hcl5 OF uians xhicn are in e.aEorxs for 5afiovrs-an psrty to be held in Wash bum hall on Tuesday evening, October ffsf st which ai, members and their rives viii be invited. There is a prooa- k1ity that the hall may be .raided for rautsining spirits as lir. saan1ish re- rness.d that all wear long sheet robes md m7sAs to appear as ghosts
 The suo-cnnmittees for the occasion trsro then appointed. They consist of: nfusic. George ". Hickey. chairman, and samuel Feldmsn refreshments, 1laymond 4. Parker, chairman and W. E. Gilman. Frank M. smifh, John C. Tracy and Herbert W. whideen; decora- fions William A. Dawson, chairman,
 
 Aino J.. 1Izrtinesu. Maurice & Leonard, Raymond A. Parker, Japes P. Mustard, Prank H. Foss. George W. Hickey, John. iF. Ahean. Harry N Slandish James B Fullerton. J. F. Sullivan and Samuel Fsldnan stunts. Harry W. Standish, chairman. John F. Ahern. Harry s. Me- t-rrady. Samuel Feldmsn. George w. Hickey. Augustine E. Greene and Henry cf Conedon: dancing, Frank H. Foss chairman. T. Frank Cunningham and Herbert ". Huber: fayOrs 9ames F. Bath. Fred D. Jordan and Louis A. k.-qsbnry. A ueesins of these commit Lees was held Tuesday evcening.
 Anue7nosnent was made that Tax Uonmtgsioner William H Blodgett of WincheSter has been secured to address Iic meeting on October 17th. The month of November has been designated by Inc International Rotary committee as Business Methods Month with the sug- festion that one meeting during that iimc be devoted 10 a talk on that sub foct The Business Methods of the local riub arc to prepare material on the tuhiect for a meeting of November 7th fecretary Charles W. Hill then spoke n reeard 10 the concerts to be given by .hc e S. Marine band under the auspices 4 tho American Thread Athletic asso- iiation and he asked for the co-operatior rf the business men of the city. The hfair is not run for any financial gsir
 Aime ]. Martineau was nominated fol member of the board of directors 10 fl 1he vacancy made by the death of th' late Iay M- Shepard The election vii tzlke place at the next meeting. Harr. E McCready announced the first of thi Cormunity Forum meetings which vii lake place, at 7.15 o'clock next Sgnda, rvcninr in the town hall. The speake prill be pr. James J. Walsh. the note, author and Knights of Columbus lectur Dr. His subject will be the Thirteenth Grestest of Centuries. This year tier srzii be six forum meetings. Mr. Me Crc1oy also spoke Of the entertainment c0urze which is being planned for thi rity which include the presentation O the Fionzaley Quartet, thirteen member pf the Boston symphony Orchestra am Mary Jordan. contralto of the Metropoli Ian Opera Company, in three separat roncerts. A number Of local organiza Hons have united in fuTthering thes blanz-
 The antobiEraphy of the day wa linen given by Henry aI. Congdon, treas llrer and manager Of tke Maverick Laun dry Company. Alr. Congdon was yer DmusinE n telling of his experiences. II uas born in this city. in June, 1878, an puendcd the First District school nov lhe Windham Street Model school, an
 
 tchool which was located on the uppe Gccrs os tho old Nstchaug school. H 1lsd several odd jobs as a boy havin sro-kcd for the late Daniel P. Dunn. 1 c Andrew. the American Thread Con eany in the dressing room, where he sai hr was thoroughly cooked. Jake Lakin lunch cart, the Metropolitan Life 1nsul bncc Company. the Maverick Laundr, .lhe Troy Laundry of Norwich and agai worked for the Maverick Laundry, whei be remained.
 He has been married twice and hs three children including twin girls.
 Louis A. kinEsbury made the presei lation speech and save Mr. CQngdon miniature laundry set which Mr Conj Ion said he would cause trouble betweC iir t,Vins
 Fred P. Jordan told of the case of boy whom the Red Cross are helpin Ehe boy is suffering from tubercuI; r1nditinn of the hip. He is to be takt lo the Hartford hospital where pr. Swe