Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-11
TAFTVILLE

Members of the Taftville Maennechor -iub were entertained over the weekend oy tue Fitchburg Singing kociety of Fitchburg. Mass, where reception was given in their honor, Saturday evening. Ten Automobiles were required to trans port the local members to the ceIebra- Jon.
 Mir and Mrs. George G. Grant of Providence street and Mr. and Mrs. Will liam Kramer Of Norwich are on a motor trip to Canada.
 Mir and Mrs. Exias Blais have pur chased the property of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Blais on Merchants avenue.
 The TaftvilIe Club has organized for the season. The list of members and their books are as follows: Mrs. William II. Douglas, book not selected; Mrs. Adam Leupold, The Breaking Point; Mrs. Nathan s. Bushnell lanes Journey On; Mrs Walter $. Grant. Vandemark's Fol ly. Mrs. George C. Grant. Abbe Pierre 1; Mrs. Thomas Perkins Sears, Certain People of Importance; Mrs. George M. Thompson, book not selected Mrs. John D. sharples Judith of the Goddess Val ley; Mrs. Albert J. Aberg Carnacs Fol ly: Mrs. Luther D. Packer, Four Square 1; Mrs William Bailey, The Country Be- yond; Miss Mabel Hodgkinson, The City of Fire; Mrs. Earle M. Wood, The Mer- ry of, Allah: Mrs George H. Young, This Freedom: Miss Gertrude NJ. Young, book not selected; Mrs. A. F. Pingree, book not selected. Mrs. Edwin c. Crow dis. book not selected.
 At the first meeting of the season of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Yer Eallles M D. Church held recently at .he church the following officers were elected: President, Mrs. Charles W. Per ert- fNu f1lr Topiiff: Secretary, Mrs. Herman Lsaru- cd: Treasurer, Mrs. George Cole; Direc- tors. Mrs. Charles Boyens and Mrs. A. 2 Boutillier. After the business meet inE a social hous was enjoyed refresh uents being served
 Rev. Allen shaw Bush of Gales Fer ry Is to be the speaker at the Workers Conference to be held at the Taftville Consregational Church on Wednesday evening. Rev. Mir. Bush is to give in- formation regarding the New London County Sunday School Association of which he IS an official and there is a great deal of other business to come before the meeting. Tho conference has been called by Superintendent Fred Knowles
 Troop (. Boy Scouts met Monday eve ninz in their rooms in the Sacred Heart tchooi building under the direction of Broutmaster Rev. Henri F. Chagnon.
 Mrs P. W Warrington of South See bud Avenue has as her guest, her niece, Mrs. Harry McNamara of Hartford, Conn.
 Joseph Legare of Norwich Avenue is Ependlng a short vacation with relatives ln Canada.
 Edward St. Germain has resigned his position with the Ponemah Company.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Marion and fam Ify cr North A Street are moving to a houss on South Fifth avenue.
 The assistant registrars of voters in the Fifth district are kept busy these days, registering voters for the coming election, ard receiving applications fol those who are to be made voters.
 With the opening of the hunting sea ron, new dogs are tho topic in the will izge. With each season, many of the experienced hunters, obtain a new dos exactly as a woman changes her head gear. Incoming express from kennels 1T New Jersey and as fsr south as Ken lucky bring in new beagles, or rabbit hounds or bird dogs to their new own CTS The breaking in of these new ca Hines, provide the sportsmen with hal lhs toys of the chase.
 Tuesdays rain completely stripped tn. rillago trees of their foliage, and caused
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