Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12
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Methodist Soeiety's Christmas Saie- Surprise Party for Frank Craig Contract for New Shop Let.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church held their annual Christmas sale in the chapel Monday and Tuesday afternoon and evening, with good financial results. Tuesday evening a suffragette speaker gave an interesting address. Several piano selections were given by local musi- clans
 The Good Cheer Sunshine Society was entertained at the home of Mrs. Ezra G. Hampstead on Thursday aft ernoon. Mrs Hempstead served re- treatments during the afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Hawkey and child, who have been spending a while at the home of Mrs. George O. Allen of Gay Hill, have returned to their home in New Britain.
 Ball Committees.
 The meeting of the young men who will give dance on New Years eve was held in Hickey's hall Tuesday evening, and the following appointed committee on arrangements: James Phillips and Edmond Killeen, decora- ton; Joseph Hickey and Louis Peters, music; Clarence McArdle. floor man ager.
 Mother Goose TabIeaux.
 The Junior Christian Endeavor So- ciety gave an entertainment Thurs day evening in the Quaker Hill church which consisted of series of Mother Goose tableaux. Those taking part were Miss Agnes Hester, Miss Mildred Hester, Carolyn. Robertson, Gladys Hayes, John Ashcraft, Everett Tour gee, Willie Hester, Everett Bingham, Dorothy Bingham. Lillie Anderson, dred Hildebra d. Beatrice Richards, Elizabeth Oracle, Fred Simpson, Teressa Kent, Ellsworth Grant, May an Keuren, Frank Cranston, Alice feyander, Florence Ashcraft, Helen 1ampstead; Voscianna Hampstead. Mrs. John Ashcraft was accompanist. Several vocal selections were given.
 Surprise Party.
 About twenty young people gave Frank Craig pleasant surprise Thursday night. Among those present were Miss Ella Rosenlund, Miss Min nie Chapel, Miss Addie Johnson Misses Carrie and Ethel Wood, Miss Lillian Sawyer. Miss Mildred Watt, Miss Grace Lathrop, Miss Charlotte Dorsey, Miss Agnes Hickey, Miss Gun hill LarendaI Herbert Rogers Fred Church, Aubrey Miner, Joseph Hickey, John Bolger, Robert left, Reuben Austin, Walter Burgess, Louis La Bounty Louis Peters, Thomas Tuckey and Charles Chapel. The evening was lections on the piano by Joseph and Miss Agnes Hickey. Several songs by Miss Lillian Sawyer, accompanied by Miss Carrie Wood entertained the company. Refreshments were served during the evening.
 Contract Let,
 William Byrnes has let the contract for the work of putting up a building on the foundation which he had pre- pared some time ago. Mr. Byrnes will use the lower part for a barber shop. Officers of the Sodality of the Blessed
 Virgin.
 A meeting was held Sunday after noon in St. Johns Roman Catholic church by the members of the SodaI- ity of the Blessed Virgin Mary anc the following were elected officers fo1 the ensuing year: President, Miss Cora St. Germain; secretary, Aiexan- der Brouillard; treasurer, Miss ZeIls Brouillard: sacrisistan, Miss Mae Walsh. Plans were made to hold q fair and dance later in the season After the meeting there was benedic. ton.
 Aid Society Entertained. The Ladies' Aid Society of tht Methodist church was entertained ai the home of Mrs. Charles Hope Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Fox, wife of Dr. M. E. Fox who was recently taken to Backu. hospital, Norwich, for an operation fol appendicitis, is recovering.