Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-17
JEWETT CITY
Farewell Reception to George H. Knox -SociaIs of Sunday School Glasses Baptist Mission Circle Meets.

A party of fifty enjoyed the pleas antest evening possible at the home of Pearl Morgan in Hopeyille Tues day, rendering a farewell reception to is about to close his labors at Hope vile, where he has been superintend- ent for Contractor L. B. Dow.
 During the evening, William F. Holmes, in behalf of the company, pre- sented MT. Knox, in a little speech that fitted the conditions exactly, 2. hand some gold watch chain and charm MT. Knox responded in his character more like an old-fashioned house. warming. There was music for the dance, stories old and new were told, and best of all, rousing farm supper was served
 Social Evening for Mems Club.
 The Mems club of the M. E. church was entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Alec McCluggage on Soule street.
 The class has a large membership and is accomplishing much good work in the borough. During the evening esting informal programme. There were readings by Alec McCluggage, R. w. Robertson and William Hunter and songs b. w. J. Robertson Jr., and George H. Thornton. There were refreshments at the close.
 Cuba the Theme.
 The mission circle of the Baptist church held a most interesting and instructive meeting in the vestry on Wednesday afternoon, the subject be- opened by the president, Mrs. F.. w. Potter. the following interesting papers were read: Mrs Harry F. Wilcox. A Talk on Cuba; Mrs. w. H. Whitman, A Glimpse of Dr. Mosley; Miss Ida | Poster, Our School in Cuba: Mrs. B. R. Gardner. The Retrospect; Mrs. H. F. Cheney, Some Improvements in Gu ban Schools; Miss Alice McBroome, A Personal Sketch of Mrs. Howell; Miss Florence. Jackson, MT. Howell in Cuba.
 A nominating committee, Mrs. J. s. Jeffers and Mrs. H. F. Cheney. were appointed to bring in a list of names for officers to serve next year.
 Several school children have brought in from the fields and country road sides pussy willows well opened.
 Valentine Social.
 The Golden Rule class Of the Bap- tist Sunday school was entertained by Miss Mary Campbell, one of its mem bers. at her home Tuesday evening.
 There were fourteen present, all Of whom were much pleased with the af- fair, which took the form of a valen- tine social. The pretty decorations about the rooms of red crepe paper with hearts and bells were in accord ance with the season and were most tastefully arranged. Various games were played and there were merry songs and jokes. Cake, fruit, fancy cookies and fruit punch were served by the hostess. assisted by her sister Georgine and Miss Florence Jackson.
 News Personal and General.
 Mt. Vernon lodge, No. 75, F. and A. NJ, Raymond F. Cheney. master, work ed in the master Masonic degree on Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. E. M. Swift and Mir. and Mrs. R. R. Church on the Heights enjoyed a visit Tuesday from Mir. and Mrs. Shepard B. Palmer of Greenevilie.
 Miss Catbarine Richardson of Nor wich was a recent guest at the Bick- nell home, at Meadow Brook
 Mrs E.M. Gray sprained her ankle severely on Tuesday evening
 G. H. Prior was in Worcester on Wednesday,
 The Tornlea club were entertained by Mrs. Walter Marshall on Mathew son street Wednesday afternoon.
 The ladies' society of the Congre- gationaI church meets in the church Vestry this afternoon.
 Mrs. J. Edw. Newton. son and are guests of MT. and Mrs. P P Robinson on the Heights