Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-25
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Bowep and Mrs. Jsnnie seripture 0t thls

Bowen and Mrs. Jennie Scripture of this city.
 Following the roll call. nine of the thirteen superintendents reported nrN gress for the year Words of greeting were extended by State President Mrs Mary B. Wilson and by Miss Dorothy Wheeler Of Hartford. The noon hour prayer was conducted by Mrs, |. K. Fuller and a Bible reading by Mrs. Pe- grunl,
 The afternoon session began at 1,15i o'clock with singing, following which an address on Health was made by Mrs Emma Chaffee of Hartford Miss Anez Patton sang, 70 Love That win Not Let Me Go
 The report of the credentials showed that there were 51 delegates present, four from Central Village, two from Putnam. five from Scotland, eight from Thompson and thirt5'-two from Willimantic. As selected by the nominating com mittee, the following officers were unan- imously reelected: President, Mrs. Maud L. Potter vice president, Mrs. Jennie P Scripture; secretary, Mrs. | Grace M. Harvey and treasurer, Mrs. i Mary A. Gallup. Mrs Maud L. Potter was elected delegated to the national con- yentfon in Atlantic City. Mrs. Jennie P. | Scripture, alternate. Following are the newly elected superintendents Ameri- 1 canization, Mrs. L. K. Fuller, assisted i by Miss Ada Bowen; Anti-Narcotics, Miss Bertha white Christian Citizen ship, Mrs. Sadie Kimbal1; Evangehstic. {, Rev. Mary Macember; flower mission, Mrs. Maud L. Potter: medal contest, Mrs. Nellie A. -Gager; medical temperance, Mrs. Addie Fox; press, Mrs E. M. Carl ton social meetings, Mrs Jennie P. Scripture: Sunday school, Mrs. Ida Pe- grum; social morality, Mrs. W. J. Bart lett
 A song Twin Million Members" fol lowed. Mrs. Mary. B. Wilson, state pres. ident, gave a very instructive address on matters of interest to the union.
 The following is the program for the medal contest: Listen, Ruth Conant Cigarette Plague" Philip Copeland; "A Woman's Cycle of Prayer" Lucille Lar- kin Law Enforcement" Lawrence lDyer; '.The Unexpected Happens Bar bara Dziomba; How a Prohibition Club Was Formed" Herbert Thompson "The Flag" Dorothy Redman.
 | The session of the superior court was resumed Wednesday morning at 10 1 o'clock, Judge C. L. Avery on the bench. I The first of the four civil cases assigned | Ilowitz vs Henry w Chamberlain, suit for payment of a commission alleged to 1 be due the plaintiff for the sale of a farm, owned previous to April IF, 121, by the defendant
 I The plaintiff alleged that about Mareh A, 1921, he was hired by the defendant to sell his farm at a commission of five per cent on the purchase price whicf was S2200. The plaintiff named the amount due him as s110. The farm was sold to William B. Chamberlain and Alb, Iraham Silverstein jointly and s20o was Ipaid by Silverstein as an option. At the time of the sale $500 was paid in casE and a mortgage of $500 was assumed b5 William B. Chamberlain Witnesses foi the case were MT. and Mrs. Sep1owitz l Abraham and Molie Siiverstein present owners of the farm. Henry w. Chamber. lain, the defendant and Joseph Peck Judge Avery at the close of the argu ments reserved his decision.
 The second case called was also sui for a commission for the sale of a farm that of TilIie Bycel, Admr. vs William H. Phillips. Witnesses called were Mrs
 Bycel, the plaintiff, Mrs Eva Kitay, R tB Clough and William H Phillips, fol lowing which arguments were made b.
 the attorneys and Judge Avery agail
 reserved decision.
 During the morning session a settle
 rnent was. reached in the case of Josepl
 Peck vs Joseph Hochberg, ct al, anoth CT case for commission due for farn sale.
 Mary Willard Cragin. widow of Edwil
 Bradford Cragin of New York and Col chester, who died Monday at her Ney York home, was the daughter of Rev
 Samuel G. Willard, pastor here fo many years Mrs Cragin recently gay ! the local Congregational church a DOT trait of her father.
 Brief Notes
 Dr. Hugh B. Campbell of Norwic
 conducted his free chest clinic Wednes day night at the Red Cross rooms In tn iOpera House Block having a number t . The Telephone Bulletin for May credit ;Wiliimantic with 50S6 phones a gain { 35 since the first of 122. : Service buttons for five years servic 5 have been issued to Miss Katherine Rifle 3 and Miss Maude F. Hickey, by the Ioc; s Telephone company.
 Mrs. George T. Woodward Of Lewi' : ton avenue who has been seriously i'll ( improving slowly.
 Miss Agnes Nelligan is a member : the committee to entertain the Counte'
 Markievicz of Ireland during her stay
 this state.
 T T. Hawksworth, of windham Hig school faculty, has rendered his resi- I nation and is to teach at the Francis v 6 Parker Day school in Chicago in Il n fall.
 Mrs. Sarah A. Niles has returned aft = several days visit in Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. Don II. Curtis of Wint ham Road returned Wednesday from
 motor trip to Holyoke Mass.
 A. F. Benner, commander of Franc
 $. Long Post, No. 30, C. A. R., receive A word recently of the death in Boise, Id
 ho, of his tent-mate, Oscar Hinekley,