Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-11
s the elected delegate Of Westminster

is the elected delegate or Westminster church.
 A birthday party vas held Nov. f in the home of Mir. and Mrs, ByFon Bing- ham in honor of their 6 year old son, Newton J. Bingham. StreamAEs Of green and gold were suspended from the ceiling to each place at the table. All of his schoolmates were invited 16 children be- ing present, with their teacher. Miss Con- nelly, to whom was assigned the honor of cutting the large and beautifully dec orated birthday cake. Games were a part of the akterneon's enjoyment for the ehil- dren, and Master Newton was we'll re- membered by gifts.
 Election day, with "reeular deRnocra41c weather" moved on slowly in this town. Quite a number remained in the town hail for some time after voting, watching others come and go. Many were present at noon to enjoy the chowder and other good things served by Mrs. Jernsha Will Hams and her daughters. The result of the election was a complete republican victory with. locally, Mrs. Ll1ian Frtnk returned and Andrew T. Clarke elected to the legislature.
 The town school enumeration as sent by the chairman of the local school board to the authorities in Hartford this week ] attending public schools in the various districts. 176; attending high school, 6; attending parochia1 school, 6; total, 1sS not in school and under years in age. 1T not in school at to years, 20; not in school at 14 to 16 years, 20 total, 57.
 The annual Halloween frolic at the parsonage was held Oct. S1 and was largely attended. Games. stunts and a ghost story were in keeping with the day. The presence of the Tagged Man" was perhaps the greatest attraction of the evening Refreshments were served and all had good time. The monthly teachers meeting was held Thursday, Nov, 2, at the Westrntn- , stec Hill school with a good &ffendanet and program.
 Following is, the program for the West minister fellowship of the six churches 0, the South Windha1n conference, Nov. fl Devotions, Rev. T. D. Childs of Ekork welcome, pastor of Westminster addres: | in line with thought of the day, Roy Richard T. Elliott of Abingdon; hymn More Holiness Give Me; lunch and socia 1 time, ceffee served.
 1 1,30 D. In.: Deyot3ons, Rev. Ro6G Humphrey roll call, with lady iron each delegation giving a brief report 0 items of interest for past year and an. plans for the future; offering. follow.e by any other business to be brought up hymn, All Hail the Power of Jesus 1 Name; an afternoon of discussion: Gen era1 topic, After the E1ection-Nhat? q The Present Armenian Queztaon. pFesen | tation by Rev. John R. Pratt; @ Shal
 this fellowship, through its secretary
 send letters to our president, secretary c
 state, our two U. s. senators, our U.
 representative? discussien led by lay
 member from Brooklyn; (S) Shall V send money from our treasE<y to th
 Near East? duet by Mrs. Frank Pellet
 Westminster, George Inglis, Piaiufeld
 Law Enforcement Applied in Our Ow
 Parishes. CD Wfth regard to tobacc
 and minors, led by . lay-menner froi
 Central viHSge; @ The 18th amend
 n1ent and the VofsteAd act, Rev. Mar
 Macobber; hymn, onwxrd. Cl<ist4an So
 diers; benediction, pastor ot Westmir
 SteT.