Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-07
Two Sketches Presented,
PUTNAM
Linen Shower for Miss Frances E.
TayIor-Queens of AviIon Start for
Beach outing-Concert by Mems
Class.

Gently rendered Miss Frances e. 'Tay-
Tor by her sisters. Mrs. Edward VIII
lams and Miss Maude Williams. at
their home, IS Woodstock avenue.
winch was attended by 35 friends and
relatives Of the bride elect
The guests were received by Mrs.
Williams, Miss Williams and Miss Tay-
Tor, after which tea was served. Miss
Mamie Darlington presided at the tea
table,
In response to the ringing Of the
doorbell Mrs. Williams found a huge
basket at the door, addressed to Miss
Taylor which she Immediately deliver
ed to the young lady, just as Miss
Maude Williams read an original pO-
EN-, in which she expressed the good
wishes OF the party assembled for a
bright and prosperous future for the
recipient of the many lovely gifts OF
linen which the basket contained The
afternoon was spent playing whist and
croquet, tnterspersed with music and
dancing. Refreshments of ices, cake
and sailed nuts were served the latter
part OF the afternoon, with Miss Marie
Taylor presiding at the table.
The following out of town guests
enjoyed this fete: Mrs. John Johnson,
Miss Jennie Brussels Of Brooklyn.
Miss Marjorie Taylor, Mrs. Clifford
Woodson, Miss Mildred Terry. Mrs.
Dwight Lembert and her daughter.
Helen, of DanielsOn, Miss Elsie Whit
ford Of Waterbury, Miss Marie Taylor
and Miss Mamie Darlington Of Nor
witch, Mrs. Josephine Vickers Of OK
ford, Mass, Mrs. Eugene Williams and
Miss Annie Monroe of Harrisville.
Start for Oak Bluffs.
Nine young ladies', members Of the
Queens of Avilon, left Tuesday morn
ing for Oak Bluffs. Mass, where they
are to spend a week at Rev +. D. Sar-
gents cottage. Miss Bertha Sargent
| and Miss Ruth Murfey are chaperon-
ing the party, for whom they have
planned all kinds of delightful enter
tainments to make the week one Of the
most enjoyable ever spent by these
young people.
On Vacation Outings
Mrs. Edward Williams is spending a
few days with relatives in Danielson.
Rev. F, D. Sargent is at Cottage City
| this week
George GiIpatric IS enjoying two
weeks stay, at Juniper Point Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Pratt are spend.
ing two weeks in Maine.
Conducted Dayvile Service.
Rev. Wallace Stems conducted a re-
| ligious service in the Congregational
| church in Dayville recently.
Miss Caroline Borheaur has return
ed to Lynn Mass. after two weeks
sctay with Putnam friends
Miss Florence Sargent has returned
from a brief stay in Boston.
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| been the guest Of local relatives.
| w. Holmes, superintendent Of schools
in Westerly, r. l., who is spending the
| summer in Maine, spent the past few
days as the guest Of A W. Macdonald
and family in Prospect street
| Mrs w. J. Bartlett and daughters.
Misses Dorcas and Ruth Bartlett, have
returned from a few weeks stay at
Pleasure Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ Case Of Hart
| ford are visiting Mrs. Pratt of Pleas
ant avenue.
Mrs. Marguerite Smith of Fremont
street and her granddaughter. Rita
Smith. left Tuesday for Harwichport
Mass.
Mrs. L. NJ. Wheelock, who is spend
ing the summer at Pleasant View, r
l., was in this city Monday.
Home from Camp Grounds.
Misses Florence Gilbert. Florence
Darling, Hazel Perry Lizzie Barnes
Alice Devine, Grace Bromley, Gertrude
Bromley have returned from ar enjoy.
able week spent in camp at the Wilt
mantle camp grounds.
Graphophone Concert
The surprise at the Conservation,
al church Sunday school this week wa.
q graphophoDe concert given BY The
mems class, c. D. Sharpe teacher. ]
IG. johnson acted as superintendent
owing to the absence of Supt. c. E
| Child.
Members of the K. o. X. A. of tn,
Methodist church are at the Whitman
tic camp grounds this week.
| c. d. Sharpe will act az leader o
the Thursday evening prayer meetinj
in the Congregational chapel this week
Mrs. C. E. Child and her children
of South Main street, aree at Lord
Point.
Choir Pleased With Beach Concerts.
The members of the Congregations
choir. chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. l
10. Williams and Miss s. EIizabetl
Clarke, returned from a week spent a
Crescent Beach, which was feull o
gaiety from Monday, July IS, to Au
gust 5. The days were spent in fish
ing. grabbing, bathing and visitin
nearby summer resorts. A concer
given by this choir in Mantle last Fri
DAY evening, as well as the singing q
the choir In the Mantle church Sun
day morning and at the Sunday after
noon service held at the beach. Gale
forth many compliments for thes
gifted singers, who give their service
So cheerfully.
Personals.
Misses Harriet and Julia Guild q
.Windham are guests Of their aun