Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
JEWETT CITY
Rag Sociable With Novel Features Christ Church Rector to officiate at Episcopal Service-Various Items.

The Baptist veStry was well tllled Thursday evening at The Rag SOclable, It was quaint, old fashioned enter tainment given for the benefit of the Ladies Aid society under the direction of Mrs, George H. Prior and Mrs. Charles k. Gardner. The setting was an old-fashioned sitting room, and Mrs. Winters, who was Mrs. Charles Gardner, was the hostess. Her two daughters were Josephine Miller, Maria and Doris Myott Betsy. Miss Jemimy Rush was Miss Mary Campbell, Mrs. Bassett was Mrs. G. H. Prior, Mrs. | Collins was Mrs. E. E. Gilbert, Miss | Salina Gray, Mrs. E. R. Gardner, the Allen twins, Misses Alice and Mabel l McBroome, Miss Martha Ann Hall was Mrs. A. M. Brown. Miss Eliza Hall, | Miss Emma Gardner, Mrs Jane Tomp- kins, Mrs. F. H. Gilbert, Miss Jennie Tompkins, Miss Edith Buys, Amanda 1 Tompkins, Alice Gilbert, and Billy Tompkins, Erme Myott. Each lady | brought her Workbag, containing rags to be sewed The spicy conversation was interspersed with music and reel | tations,
 Mrs. Bassett sang Loves Old Sweet l Song, HarTiett Allen, The Ragbag l Story, both with chorus by the ladies. Eliza Hall sang The Chair That Rocked Us All, with a ladies quartette, Mrs Bassett, Mrs Collins and Miss | Gray singing with her in the chorus. 1 Betsy TOmpkins sang Grandma's Ad- 1 vice. Miss Evelyn Gardner sang Sweet Day of Rest, and Miss Salina Gray called it Milly Amos hymn and told the story about it. Miss Collins played a piano solo, and Amanda Tompkins sang about The Old Fashioned Pocket All the ladies sang Silver Threads l Among the Gold, and Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms, and | Billy played a piano solo. The ladies then went out to tea and eight little | girls gave a fan drill They were Doris Myott Helen Phillips, Marian Dunbar, Isabel Button, Ruth Davis Ellen Wilcox and Alice Gilbert, with Mrs. Prior at the piano. The ladies returned and made their adieus to the hostess and left the room singing Aud Lang Syne. All were dressed in be- coming old-fashioned gowns. Home made candy was on sale by Miss Alice Brown, and ice cream in charge of MT and Mrs. Charles Babcock. The en- tertainment netted $24.
 Episcopal Service.
 An Episcopal service will be held 1T Slater Library hall on Sunday after noon at 3.3O, conducted by Rev. R. R Graham, rector of Christ church, Nor Wich.
 Rev. w. H. Canes morning topic al the Congregational church Sunday iS The One Talent Man, and in the even- ing An Old Fashioned Love Story.
 Rev. Samuel Thatcher's morning topic at the Methodist church will b. The Sure Foundation, and in the even ing The Great Question.
 Rev. E. W. Potter's morning subjec at the Baptist church is The Fulfill ment of the Law, and in the evening The UnprOftable Servant
 Borough Briefs.
 Mrs. c. w. Robinson's Sunday schoo class meets at her home this (Satur day )eyening.
 Mrs. George Hatch of Ware, Mass and Mrs. Clara Higgins of Worceste have been guests of MT. and Mrs. F. Burleson in Sylvandale.
 1 l.. F. Ttereault was in Danielsol Friday to attend the funeral of hi uncle.
 The Jewett City baseball team play in Moosup today Saturday,.