Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-15
JEWEn CITY.
Members of kindergarten Class Guests
Of Edward and Harold Faust-Lin-
coin Club Banquet,

On Saturday seventeen members OF
the kindergarten class Of the Congre-
gational Sunday school were entertain
ed by Edward and Harold Faust at
their home on the Heights. Mr.. and
Mrs. Faust gave each guest a warm
welcome. After songs marches and
games, as the hands Of the clock point
ed to half past 4, the company march
ed to the dining room, where the at
tractive table was laden with lettuce
sandwiches, olives, fancy cookies, nuts,
candy, ice cream, cake and cocoa.
The chandelier was the object of much
admiration, for from 1t were suspend
cd valentines, Linco.n and Washington
birthday favors, and to their great de-
light a large cucumber sparkling with
dewdrops. AS this was Master Har-
old Faust's birthday there was a fine
birthday cake on the table, covered
with candles and nuts and bearing
four candles. The favors at each plate
were valentine hearts. Master Harold
received many pretty gifts. As the
guests took their departure they were
presented various souvenirs. Mrs.
Faust was assisted in entertaining by
Mrs. F. d. nallou and Miss Ruby Fen
ton of Norwich Town. All the class
members were present with the excep-
ton Of seven. They were the teacher.
Mrs. Della Robinson, Bessie Thompson
Alice Moore, Alice Shaw, Dorothy
Hooper. Harriet Young, Anna Little
field. Eleanor Aver, Isabella Marshall,
Gladys LETTERS, Leslie Hyde, Carl Met
win, Harry Paul. David Ballou. VIII
liam Fitzgerald, William Marshall and
Payson Hooper.
Both Correct.
Discussion has been aroused since
reading the account of the observation
Of the Lincoln centennial anniversary
by the Anne Brewster Tanning chap
ter, D. A. r. Miss Martha Brewster's
paper stated that Lincoln was born al
| Hodgenville, KY. The article read by
Mrs. Frank Coulan gave the place OF
his birth as Nolin Creek, Ky. As q
matter Of fact. both were correct, as
Nolin Creek was the name Of the To-
calit-- in Eodgenville.
Principal Jaekman's Suggestion to tho
School Board.
There was a meeting Of the board oi
school visitors on Saturday which wa
attended by Principal II. i. Jackman
who made some suggestions with re-
gard to the school which were dis
/ cussed favorably by the board. Tit
I principal matter was one which thu
/ former principal had deemed necessary
| to be established and that is the pc
/ cent. which every pupil must attain II
this meeting are to be put in form
About the Borough.
Mrs. Walter letters returned to he
! home at the Willimantic camp grount
| on Saturday. She was tmpanied b.
| Charles Weeks Of Providence, who ha
/ been visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Frank Colesworthy and sol
| Chester OF Worcester are guests o
Mrs. G. II. Prior.
/ William r. Burdick has been q re
cent visitor at Charles Meeeh's In Leb
| anon.
Mrs. Mary Scranton is in Providenc
| at the home Of Miss Grace Spauldina
Mrs. Fred S. Brown spent few
| days last week with her mother a
Mrs Samuel Greene's in Providence
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Haskell were tn
! guests Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henri.
/ E. Haskell in Norwich.
| Miss Elizabeth Northrup OF Norwicl
was a recent guest Of Misses F1orenc
l and Mildred Wilcox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crittenden OF Brook
4 Iyn. n. Y, were guests over Sunday o
| Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch B. Cheney.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Young we're II
[ New York last week to attend the fu
neral of Mr.. Young's uncle, Josep
Couch. The funeral service was he'll
there on Saturday and the burial wa
/ in Mystic on Sunday.
Mrs. James johnson went 20 Prov
| dence Saturday to attend the birthda
/ celebration Of her nephew
The Lincoln club enjoyed a bandue
ct the Jewett City hotel Friday even
| ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Noonan n
/ Chiconee. Mass, spent Sunday at Ma
| tin Wal1ace's IN Lisbon.
Miss Annie Fitzgerald was the CUES
over Sunday Of her sister. Mrs. Patnic'
| Shea, in Central Falls.