Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13
KNOXVILLE

.te ressS etsReiaiion was held Friday efsnhg, sept zs- in Palmer EeuoflA nen Ars- Ralph H. Melcer. president presided. The reports of he rrenidtnf the treasurer and secretary were rcsd The nominating committee nrssented Ed following names for oliceru for the tueu. ing year: President, Mrg. Ratnh u UcL cer hrst vice president. Mrr t4r,h4r4 Dart second vice president. Mir. Huggard; secretary. Mrs. Ambrose Eulti van; treasurer Mrs. A. q HuFEard.
 The executye committee was elected consisilng of the following: MrE Wllilsn eiiicneli. Ms Frank Seholneld Afrt lf l bert Avery. Miss Jcrrie Brs3ford Al hrose sullivan. Mrs. J. Y. wliisr r,u Helen Driscoll- Mrs Thomas church Mrs. Richard Johnson. Frank Rrrunir,s | Dr. J. J. Donohue, the health ofsee- ,t, chairman Of the school board and fhr | first selectman being ex-oficio membrrr of this board. | During the nine months while the nurrr was st Aontville she made l,e73 visIts.
 The activities Of the association hsvt included taking the school enumeration anti -tubereulosis work. social servlct in the public schools. Two health plays were given ana .sx. eral talks to clubs were also given l Funds for the work were obts fnsd f-n-r the ni'esing fees. the local branch Of tht l Red Cross, an appropriation from tht town of Montyiile. annual nieuhsrshfpr ! sale of Christmas .eeais. gifts from othe, organizations and individuals s con rpunity circus. and a concert bv inc Rsr Clef of Norwich. The treasurer Tsporfex that there was balance Of S2ts.Ts fn ths treasury.
 The executive board voted to enrsre nurse as soon as possible to carry on ths work in the town.
 | The Rally day exercises which wer, held at the Union Baptist Sunday schoos had an attendsnce of I7s on Sunday Ts. service opened with song by the school followed by prayer by the pastor. and scripture reading by Mrs. webster's rir1x The quarters review with chart by pri- mary and junior classes consisted os questions and answers by primary ciasse, and teachers. and golden texts and les } son truths by the junior classes Ths another song by the school. after Ehicl came the cradle roll graduation and exer. cises- The seven little year old srsdu. ates came through a gate trimmed wifi . pink and white dahlias and were receire6 by Dorothy Stamm and led to the iron. of the platform. where they were deco. rated with pink carnstion tied win ipinl baby ribbon.
 The names of the new members of ths cradle roll were read while two girl, dropped the names into the little whit. cradle. which was decorated with a large pink bow of ribbon.
 This was followed by recitations by Miss Freeland's girls. also Edna Patton Doris Patton. Doris Everett Joyce Iohn- son. Ruth Kennerson. Elizabeth Lymar and Norma Alien Miss Freeland's sirif then sang very sweetiy. without musica c accompaniment. The Cradle Roll Song , and repeated the Cradle Roll prayer or. , fering was taken followed by audience i singing Jesus Loves the Little Children ' while pink. purple and lavender aster, : were distributed among the children Prizes were given in the primary classe, ' for neat work and were awarded to Fix . abeth Lyman and Warren Bosue Tn, pastor then spoke few words 10 the chi n dfen. followed by song by the school ant | benediotion.
 Mrs. French of Uncasville gave a party on Tuesday evening al her home in honoI | Of her adult Sunday school class of tho Uncasvile Methodist Sunday school tho class consisting both Of men and women
 with about 30 present fine program
 was carried out Rev. Charles Smith ' pastor. gave talk on How the Adui' l-Class Can Help the Pastor Mrs Charles
 Ramage gave talk on How the Adult
 Class Can Welcome Strangers. Mrs. Hu. bert Dart, superintendent gave a talk oT
 How the Adult Class Can Help the Su-
 perintendent-
 The musical program was as follows:
 Solo, Mrs Robert Townsend duet. Mrs
 Robert Townsend and Miss Myrtlenf Gessner; solo. Charlotte Brooks; trio
 Charlotte and Charles Brooks, violins Henry Brooks piano duet. Arzelis New | for, ov,d TrrrEe- Arrr1i.
 Newton.
 After the program. refreshments e
 cake, waters and cocoa were served
 rising vote of thanks was given Mrs
 French for her enjoyable evening. ani
 the party broke up with the singing O.
 old fashioned songs.
 Oswald Costello and family have moved
 into the house recently vacated by ovese
 Hammell.
 Herta sonnsnberg of MontviIle centel
 spent Sunday with Edna Patton.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred l. Phillips arr
 spending few days in Greenfield, Mars
 with their son, James Phillips.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Moran and family
 spent Sunday in Black Hall.
 Thomas Buckley and family havi
 moved into the tenement recently vacated
 by James Bolger
 Mrs. Rosamond Smith, the Missei
 Geneva and Georgabelle smith and Ar
 and Mrs. Edward Smith motored to West erly on Sunday.
 The annnal meeting of the Raymond
 Hill Library association was held at tn!
 library on Wednesday evening. a Miss Carrie Simpson. Miss Dorctn, . Church and Mir. and Mrs. Fred F. Churcf
 and son Friend spent Sunday in Meridep HI Mr and Mrs. ovead Hammeil hay. II moved to the home of Maurice Coonsy.