Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-16
JEWETT CITY
Members of Cradle Roll Entertained
by Mrs. A. M. CIark-Harmony
Club Entert Meetings
Resumed

Mrs A. NJ Clarke, superintendent
of the Cradle Roll of the Baptist
church, entertained the members with
their mothers at her home Friday
afternoon. Although rainy afternoon,
number We're able to enjoy the
pleasure prepared for them by the
hostess. A programme entertained the
children in which Eliza beth, Alice and
James Armstrong, and Vera McBroome
rec1ted, Kathleen and Emma Dearniey.
Isabel Button. Francis Brown and Ty-
Ter johnson sang. Mrs. George Fl.
Prior sang | Think When ] Read That
Sweet Story of Old. The table in the
dining room was dainty and pleased
the children immensely. 1t was decor
ateG with sweet pea favors and al
each place was a Billil1in favor. The
Mother Goose napkins were novel and
attractive. There We're wee jelly
filled biscuits and sponge drops frosted
in various colors, Teddy bear cook
les, large cakes adorned with little
candy birds, chocolate moonfaces, and
ice cream The children who were
present were David Clarke, Rose
Crumb, Elizabeth, Alice, James and
Ellsworth Blake, Vera McBroome,
Charles Dahnke, Kathleen and Emma
Dearnley. Charles Tucker, Ruby Gray,
Ellen Prior and Isabel Button, Tyler
Gilbert and Francis Brown.
Cake Sale
The Ladies' society of the Congre-
gational church held a cake sale in
the Town hall Friday afternoon I'M
der the direction of Mrs w. H. Cane,
assisted by Mrs. G. A. Haskell and
Mrs. E. Fl. Hiscox. Mrs. c.. D. Wolfe,
Mrs. John Whalley, Miss S. K. Adams
and Miss Elizabeth Hull served tea
and waters.
Invited to WaIIinsford.
Mt. Vernon lodge has received it's
annual invitation TO the Grand Mas
ter's day celebration at Wallingford
September %.
The Harmony club was entertained
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
r, r. Agnew.
Sunday Services
At the Baptist cf1ul CHI Sunday morn
ing the pastor. Rev. E. w. Potter,
will preach an illustrated sermon to
the children on Idols That Are Wor-
be observed during the Sunday school
hour. At $50 in the afternoon, Rev.
B. F. Benoit of Putnam will be here
to conduct a service in French in the
vestry.
At the Congregational church Rally
day services will be held. II the
morning the Rev. Clarence A. Barber
of Danielson will preach. There will
be a rally of the Sunday school at
noon.
Rev r. w. Cochrane of Iantie Will
conduct an Episcopal service in Slater
library hall at $50 Sunday afternoon.
Rev W. E. Bates will address the
quarterly meeting of the w. C. T. u.
in the Baptist church Sunday evening.
Lodge Rooms improved.
Mt. Vernon lodge, No. rs. T. and A.
NJ. is holding stated communications
after the summer recess. The lodge
rooms have been beautified in many
ways during the two vacation months.
Seen and Heard
Mrs Esther Dimmock of Wilmington
| is a guest at he. nephew's, A. NJ.
Browns.
Miss Marian K Tracy goes 20 Col :
chester today, where she 10 to teach
| in the Center school
Mrs. A. NJ. Clarke will spend Sun
day at her mothers in jamestown.
DR.. r. r. Lieberthal has as guest 5
| his father and brother Paul of New
| York.
| Donald Bliss went 10 Springfield on
| F'11day and Will return today with
| his niece, Miss Doris B;'ss. whose
| mother is to undergo an operation for
| appendicitis
| Mrs c. A. Haskell attended the
meeting of the Mayflower club Thurs
| day at Best View, the home OF Mrs
| William H. Osborne.