Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-19
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS

-~-pmma@~-=um=a.-a-A evening. The previous meeting was posfponed on account of the seventy cf the weather the week before
 Miss Vera Walsh eWilo nss DeeI entertained at the home of MT. ana Mrs. Matthew Walsh, in Pequot, has returned to her home in New Lonoon after a few days visit.
 Sale and Supper.
 The annual sale followed by q, chick en supper, which was given Dy lre Good Cheer Sunshine society lnurs- day afternoon and evening was isfgs- Iy attended. Tn the evening a SUI fragette speaker gave a 5.,, lengsny I.s, snd au dress to the audience. The room ana tables were attracfively decorated Wlth ferns. evergreen and red bells, py the committee, Mrs. Augustus c. Stearns chairman. The supper was Tn charge of Miss Laura Woodwork. assisted by Mrs. Ezra J. Hempstead, Mrs. Thomas Watt. Mrs. Frank E.. Wilson A1rs. Francis F. Robinson, Mrs. Charles Burgess, Mrs. Augustus c. Stearns' Mrs. May Darrow, Miss May BennaIn' Miss Francis Edwards and Miss Dor othea Hayes. In place of the usual grabbag a Christmas tree was ar ranged with the packages wrapped m red and green paper, attracting large l patronage. This was under the man asement of Mrs. Harry R. W1llams and Miss Agnes Hampstead; Ice cream and aprons were sold by Mrs. Peter 1 Tayior, fancy articles by Mrs Melvin Dauber and Mrs. Nathan Woodworth. Mrs. Frederick E. Comstock took l charge of the cake sale. Mrs. George 1 W. Dart was cashier.
 General News. Henry Church of Palmertown is confined to his home by illness.
 Mrs. Louis B. HurIbut of Hartford, I faf lat has returned home.
 Thames lodge. T. o. o. F., enjoyed an auto ride to New London Friday ] evening. Edward Chappen being the chauffeur.
 I Moses Hart was in Bozrah to at tend the funeral of his brother, Jo- seph Hart.
 ! Mrs. Frank J. Alexander was in i Norwich Thursday calling on Mrs. | Morton E. Fox. who underwent an | operation recently.
 ] Dainty chains, lockets and rings for the babies at especially low prices al Guilds, 56 Main St., Norwich.LadY.
 The choir at St John's Roman Catholic church, augmented by several new members. under direction of Miss Cora St. Germain, is rehearsing q spe- cial program of music for Christmas 1 celebration.
 Christmas committee.
 Miss Bertha Lyon, Miss Stella Coen
 Miss Henrietta Gridley were appointed a committee on Christmas work in the | Baptist church. Mrs. Fred I. Phillips and Miss EIo.se andphere were chosen to purchase the presents.
 | chiIdrers Party. Mrs. Thomas Church entertained a party of children in honor of the l birthday of her daus hter, Miss Doro- thy Church. The afternoon was spent Il in playing games. Many pretty gifts
 were bestowed upon Miss Church Those present were Miss lillian 1 Spencer. Misses Mary and Gladys 1 Daniels, Miss Alice Chapel, Miss Ma 1 Mabel Clark, Walter Church and Earl | Conan. Refreshments were served. 1 Pequot council, Knights of Colum- bus, Is planning to hold an open meet | ing soon.
 Mrs. Thomas Doyle, who has been spending a few days with friends in 1 New York has returned home
 A series of games of pool will be played off between the Village club l and the Thames Motor Boat club The 1 first will be played on the Village clubs table Wednesday night. The l in one of the tenements- | Mrs. Roy Johnson and Raymond were week end guests of Mrs. John son's brother. Ivan Maynard, of 1 Greenevllle.
 Tango Class Meets. The Montville tango class held its first social and dance of the season | in Hiekey's hall Tuesday night, Dur
 ing the evening refreshments were served.
 Friday evening the birthday anni-
 versary of Miss Katherine McDermett
 was observed by the gathering of her friends.