Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-11

William A King. George &. stiles, Will
lam D. Grant, Louis A. Kingsbury, Geo.
F. Taylor, James P. Bath and Arthur
L Bill. The directors at their meeting
/ elected the following officers: President,
Guilford Smith; vice president, H. Clin-
ton Lathrop; cashier, E. e. Bass; as
isistant cashiers, Herbert D. Pollard and
Archibald Buchanan Jr. teller, Harold
S. Maine.
Reports from the two children of Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Golob, of Columbia, who
were rushed to Hartford hospital last
week. are that there is little hope held
cut for their recovery. The family has
been severely afflicted by the epidemic
Of scarlet fever three children in the
family having died within the past two
weeks.
Renick. of Main street. Willinantic, and
George Shook, son of Mrs. Mary Shook
Of Sioux City, Iowa, were married Tues
day morning at 8 O'Clock at st. Jo-
seph's church by Rev. John, E. Clark.
During the service a solo was sng by
Leo Haggerty and a trio, Mrs. Grace
Sullivan, Miss Kathryn Higgins, and Mrs.
Edward Z. Portelance, also sang. The
bride wore a taupe suit trimmed with
She carried a bouquet of white roses.
The bridesmaid, Miss Julia Murphy, of
Groton, wore a taupe suit trimmed
with squirrel, with hat to correspond.
She carried pink roses. The best man
was George Adams, brother-n-law Of
the bride. Following the service a re-
ception was held and a breakfast was
served at the home of the parents of
the bride. Mr. and Mrs Shook will
Nxos- LS,y,.1
upon their return viii reside in this
city.
Funeral services for Mhs. Wfntfred
L. Lees were held Tuesday morning at
9 o'clock at No. 81 North street, Rev.
Walter F. Borchert, rector Of st. PauPs
Episcopal church, officiating. Isurial
was in Westfield cemetery, Danielson.
Funeral Director Jay N. Shepard was
in charge.
The Landlubbers and the MoIIycoddles
are to play three games of volley ball
this "wednesday afternoon at the Y.
NJ. c. A. The games will be the first
in the series Of games to be played
among selected teams from the Bush
ness Mems class. The Hicks and the
Microbes will be at a later date.
meeting Of the chairmen in the
fourteen towns OF Windham county who
ri WOIAIIS IOI the dOEUlIlOTy az SOH-
necticut college is to be held in this
city this wednesday, afternoon The
dormitory will be built through the eff
forts Of the women Of the county. Mrs
F. f. Guild, of Windham, who is vice
president of the organization and 10
cal chairman, will preside Mrs. Robert
H. Fenton and Mrs. Charles w Tryon
are in charge Of arrangements for the
meeting. After the business meeting
tea will be served by the hostesses.
, at the annual meeting of the La i
, dies Auxiliary OF St Joseph's hospital
held Monday at the Nurses home sew
: eral reports were read but the report of
! the sale of Christmas seals in charge Of
a special committee was not received.
] The report Of the president was defer
| red until the February meeting The
sewing committee reported 1904 arti-
3 cles made for the hospital IN 1921 and
the sum of S495.34 expended for mate
: rial. Thanks were extended Mrs. Ellen
Mathewson of Warrenville, to the La
8 dies society of the First Congregational
I church of this city. to the Missionary
3 society Of Windham of which Mrs. Maine
t Is chairman. to st. Paurs society in
l Windham, of which Mrs. Lathrop is
? chairman, and to Mrs, James Johnson
D Of Scotland for their work during the
e year Officers elected were: President
i Mrs John Reilly; vice presidents, Mrs
f a. c. Scripture, Miss Carrie Stiles, and
Mrs P. F. Moriarty recording secre-
: tary, Miss Agnes Michigan; financial sec
rotary, Mrs. James Hurley; correspond
); ing secretary, Mrs. F. z. Guild treasur.
s er. Mrs. Mary E. Herriek.
F.: The report Of Sara a. Keevers and
}, Alice NJ Afford, Red Cross Public
Felth nurses, for December. has beer
- announced as follows:
New patients -.--..-...s.---..-.. q
Cases cared for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Nursing visits connection. -s-r.... rs:
Welfare visits ............,..... 12'
8, Total visits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 88'
h Visits made for Met Life ms. Co. III
o Attendance at clinics ......... 2!
: Money due from Met. Life ms.
. Fees collected .........-...-.... 66.s'
2 Total revenue ...~........ S12S.1
Engine Company. Ne. 1, WIS caIIe,
4 out Tuesday afternoon at S.25 O'Clock
4 for a chimney fire at the hons Of VIII
] lam E. shippee. No. 81 Ash avenue. 81:
I gallons of chemical wers used to ex
& tingTish the blaze. Mr.. Shippee Is own
! er and occupant of the house.
Brief Notes.
Mrs r H Paine of Abingdon spen
& Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. Edwar
Z J. Byron.
c. c. Hcinoid Of Maple avenue was +
! Colchester, Tuesday, instructing the or
2 chestra at Bacon Academy.
Dr. Hugh B. Campbell OF Norwich
to hold a clinic in this city tonigh
I "wednesday at the Red Cross room
on Main street
Miss Julia Murphy and Miss Mar