Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-30
A ReOepfier7 t0 Enid
By Aunfie Ne. 1

i2sn giass the sd dessaissse s ss ts es svsgH ggg Enids:s
 We eeHldH't possibly as without the Haltt8f this tiH4e, f6f He lad te sRsw us tie way:
 Fern says; Isn't this $. great day fer s gathering 6f this kiRdW But Kentucky, Bee thought 1t might be q little eeeler, as she felt the heat se, Ast being used ts se HlHeh walking.
 PetlAteh locked 4p the read ahd thefe She saw & cloud ef dust. Sc they all started aleng, and wRe should they tHeet but the auto baTties, and such ftsssiss tsers as 5aat b ees es s s 6rt a were aH together. but 1t was puzgling te kH6# which way te turn.
 Jane Ann started down the road tewaFds Norwich, and says; Come en, all hahdsl I thifIE we can find heri''
 1t was long, dusty Toad, and hav- Ing te .pass Sc many autos and teams 1t kept us in q cloud of dust about
 "ohl" says Silver Bell, If I've never eaten my peck of dust, 1 am eating it now"
 We soon came to back roads, where we found pretty good travelling foT. pedestrians, nice shedy trees along the sides, where we could sit and rest. We won't speak of the hills and rocks along the way.
 We hadn't gone very far before we along with baskets and boxes of all descriptions, and there were why's and whercfores passed between us, and to our aston4shment they were wearing the yellow ribbon; and then of all the questions asked. and the guessing Who was who" and we found An tique, Centennial Square, Dreamer, Grandma, Ma, Holland County, Will lirnantic and the Stenographer in the party, and they were going to En1d's, so we proceeded on our way for a right smart distance. we can't say where the Editor thought we had bet ter stop for awhile. and sure enough who should came to the door but Enid.
 We'll of all the surprised people you ever saw, Enid was one that day. She was all dressed ready to go somewhere she didn't know just where, for she had heard there was to be 8 gathering of some kind. and expected Simon's Wife and Susanna to.call for her.
 We were all invited in the house She was very sorry she didn't know we were coming, for if she had known she would have Spring Chicken to treat us on; but Diana and Reuben's Wife thought by the looks of the parcels around she no need worry. AS Clara of Canterbury, Estella and Joan were appointed to take charge o1 the food, they set to work, with the help of Muggins, Aunt Judy, FrozeI and Brown Beauty and passed the re- treatments around.
 I won't try to tell the variety oi good things to eat. but each Sistel showed what good cooks they were, fol each one had brought something made from recipes given in The Corner. After lunch, we had music, as sev- era1 were present who had attended Samantha's Singing Skule. Solos, du- cts, trios and Quartettes. How they had improved since the last gathering The closing song was Home, Sweet Home, sung by the whole crowd, anC that reminded US all that we had 2 home, and Blanche thought if WI wanted to get home before dark w better be starting.
 AS we went out in the yard we mo- ticed Joseph Doe at one side looking at a large Aza1ea in full bloom anS under the wall quite a hedge of Noun tain Laurel. Aunty was admtrine their beauty when Fairy Godmothel said:
 What an Observer you are!' l After handshakes and goodbyes were said we all scattered in different direc. tons, and in due time arrived at oul several homes.