Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13
PLATNFIELp

Recently the men of st. Faults congre gation met in St. Pauls hall to consider the advisability of meeting occasionally during the autumn and winter months for the purpose Of sociability and the discussion of common problems and H. terests. There were p men present and all felt that St Paurs church should have a mems association, It was de- cided that the association take the name of St Paul's Brotherhood.
 The following officers were elected: President Charles Headen; secretary, James Greenhalgh; treasurer, J. Tay- Tor; executive committee, J. Riding, R. Lee MT. Bamber, H. Johnson F. H.
 Baxter.
 The Brotherhood met again on Thurs day Oct and all present partook of 8 delicious surper. The president very l pleasantly explained the object of the brotherhood and invited all the men of | the congregation to become members. ! Four membefs of the Plainfield banl 1 rendered several selections which were greatly enjoyed
 The next meeting will be held Thurs \ day. Oct. PC. The evening will be giyer 1 to a discussion of the question, Should
 All War Debts Be Cancelled? St. Paul's church will celebrate it's l tenth anniversary on sunday Jan IT. 1923 The Right Rev. Chauncey B. 1 Brewster D.D., bishop of the diocese 1 of Connecticut, will be the preacher on
 that occasion
 l The annual meeting of the Clericus of ! New London Archdeaconry was held at \ Christ church, Ponfret, on Monday. Oct g.. Luncheon was served by the ladies 1 of Christ church. Election of officers I resulted as follows: President, Rev J, f Martin of Hebron. to succeed Rev. R. R. l Graham of Christ church, Norwich, re- I signed; vice president. Rev, Walter T. I Rorchert of Nillimantic, reelected; sec l retary. Rev. D. Coombs, Plainfeld, re- 1 elected The next meeting will be at
 St. Albans church, Danielson, Monday l Dec. 10.
 T Mrs Coombs and Master Richard T Coombs who were visiting relatives and 1 friends in Newfoundland arrived homl Saturday.
 I Miss Dorothy Tillinghast spent tho l weekend visiting friends in Hartford.
 Evelyn. daughter of MT. and Mrs Er- nest Buell, was aceidently burned or Wednesday.
 Mrs. Charles Pratt was taken to a I Providence hospital last Monday for a 1 operation Mrs. Edward Pratt will re.
 Taln with her while at the hospital. OH NeuHeSudy evening al G1a1nHetQ St ii Johns council. No. 2254, K Of e. heIG ,I an installation of the newly elected off.
 cers for the ensuing year District Dep. lty T. Frank Cunningham of Willimantic
 assisted by District Warder William Mar T tin. installed the following officers befor, T large gathering of knights from Plain, field and surrounding councils: Crane knight, J. A. Leahy; deputy grand knight James A. Coffey; chancellor, Edgar Go sa bell; warden, Samuel Chabotte; treas iurer, Ralph Seney financial secretary 5 Gerard Dupere recorder, Henry Peichie {: advocate, Adelard Gobeil lecturer, Jo seph E Laramie guards, William Peichi
 and William Sullivan.
 ' Following the installation, Rev. Fathe : Richard P. Morrissey. chaplain of tn o council. gave an interesting address out r lining some of his experiences on his re 7 cent visit to Europe.
 Then followed brief address by Pas . Grand Knight Raphael Seney in which h
 presented to the retiring grand knight e O. Gilbert Charron who has left Plain
 tield and is now employed by the Reid
 Hughes Co. of Norwich, a most beautiful e gold k of c. watch chain and charm i ' behalf of the members of St. Johns coun g cil as a token of the high esteem i g which they hold him for his good wor
 | 0 possible success in his new duties MT. Charron was taken utterly by SUI T prise. However, he sincerely thanked tn . members for their beautiful token whic :, 1 would always be wonderful reminder ( !. the happy year he spent with them a II their grand knight He then briefly e5 n pressed his pleasure in welcoming th 2 new officers and sorrow that he woul # not be able obe with them as much a ' he would like to, followed by a few r, ,s marks on the good of the order
 Other remarks were made by Distri D. Deputy T. Frank Cunningham, Gran m Knight Albert DeForge of Moosup, an ,el other members.
 A short entertainment program ws r, then carried out, which was followed I
 a smoker, and a buffet luncheon "; thS served by the entertainment committe d. which consisted of Gerard Dupere, Wi n- liam Sullivan, Henry Peiehie and Jam lei Muidoon