Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-13
Entertainment by Ch

ham, hot rolls, coffee, pickles and olives, chicken and potato salad, fruit, cake and ice cream.
 Entertainment by Children.
 Following the dinner, a large part of the visitors took the opportunity to register and then a cordial invitation was extended by County Commissioner Williams for as many as could possi- bly do so to stay and attend the Co., lunbus day entertainment that the school children of the home, under the supervision of their teachers, had pro- vided. A goodly sized crowd remained and listened to the following pro- gramme which was rendered in splendid manner throughout and re- f1ected great credit not only on the children themselves but on the work of the teachers at the home who have rendered such satisfactory service all during their stay there: Opening song Salute to the Flag by the school: song Flag of the Free. school; The Village Blacksmith, recited in concert by the members of the upper grade; Wood becker Song. school; recitation Paul Crosberry: october Song. school; Seed ing Lullaby. school; How the Leaves Come Down. three little girls; The Leaves Party. school, Jacky Frost, solo, Thomas Nelson: recitation, Co., lunbus Day, school. Remarks were then made by County Commissioner Williams, Acting School Visitor Frank H. Toss and J. Raymond Warren of Lyme. Every one of the speakers told of the pleasure they had experienced during the day and especially while they were listening to the entertain met. The efforts of the scholars ad the work of the teachers in charge were -complimented.
 Those teachers who are engaged at the county home this year are Mrs. NJ z 1,~ Miss Edith Holden.
 The meeting proved a success in ev cry way and afforded the visiting friends a great deal of satisfaction to learn how well the affairs at this insti- tuition were progressing.
 Those Present.
 Those who registered during the day were the following: Mrs. Alice Palmer Mitchell, AIontville; Mrs. A. D. Smith Norwich: Thomas P Norman. Led yard; Miss Abbie F. Williams Mystic; Mrs. F. Fiske Throope. Norwich Mrs. k. D. Fuller. Norwich: Miss Caroline D. Gilman Norwich Town; Edwin A. Down, Hartford; Mrs. R. W Chad wick South Lyme: Mrs. $. :. Cham pion, South Lyme; Miss Elizabeth Ram dall, Norwich; Miss Elizabeth E. Par ker, Norwich: MT. and Mrs. Austin A. Cha pnlan. Norwich; Dr. T. A. Crowley. Norwich: G. P. Allyn. Salem; Mrs. G. r. IlflkeI. New lLpnuOn. MISS Bertha F. Lewis VoIuntown: Mrs. J. H. Post, Norwich; Hattie F. Hewitt, Lebanon: Miss Mabel K.. Moves. Lebanon Miss Isabelle Moredock Rathbun, Mystic; Miss Annie Augusta Rathbun. Mystic: Amos l.. Baocock, Lebanon: Miss Ella T. Smith. Franklin: Mrs. J. Thatcher Putnam: Miss Katherine Luicllan. New London: Mrs. A. J. Hetrick. Canter- bury; Rev. P. C. Wright. Norwich: Mrs. George A. Has>el1 Jewett City: Mrs. c. l.. Brownins, New York: Miss Maud Caraw Buckingham. Norwich; Mrs. William Caruthers. Norwich; Mrs. William A. Thompson Norwich? NLr= Carrie Crane Moves. Norwich: Mrs. T. A. Perkins, Norwich; Miss Annie Me Cornell. Norwich: Frank Haley Foss. Norwich; Miss Abbie M. Clarke, Cro- tom Mrs. R LidGell. New Haven coun- tE home 4 Charles E. Barber Central Village; Mrs. C. H. Standish, Norwich, Mrs. Justin Holden, Norwich; Mr and Mrs. ]. Raymond Warren Lyngr: Mrs. Charles F. Chapman Westbroak: Mrs. Albert l. Post. Westbrook: Mir. and Mrs. William l. Allyn. LedyariI Mir and Mrs. F. J. flick. Vernon,~T enter; Nr. and Mrs. Owen '. Williams. Wa terford: MT and Mrs Edward P. Hol- lowell Preston: 3. r. Williams. ATys- tic; Mrs. Clarence F. Williams Mvs- tic: Mrs. R. D sIuod Norwich: Miss Annie (. NVilliar's, Asheyiiie x. c; Mrs F. $ Eamn Norwich: Mrs. K w Perkins, Norvch Mrs. r. A. Mitchell Norwich