Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-19
CONDUCTED LAWN FETE
 AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Junior and Primary Glasses Had Pret- ty Programme with Many Attend ing.

ing.
 The junior and primary classes of the First Baptist Sunday school held the church lawn Friday afternoon from to g o'clock. The tables were at tractively arranged with pretty and practical things for sale.
 Mrs. Robert w. Otis. chairman of the committee of arrangements, had a busy table where peanuts. popcorn, flowers were for sale and a string hll- ed with mystery parcels, which proved very popular with both young and old. The table was pretty with yellow trimmings. Robert W. Otis, Jr., Mas ters Goss. Richard Mcguire and others had yellow trays, swung from the shoulders with yellow paper ribbon and were busy little people selling their wares about the grounds.
 Mrs. Otis was assisted by Mrs. Ste phen H. Peckham, Mrs. Edward Cro- well and Mrs. E. M. Mcguire.
 Ice cream was sold at a table with light pink decorations, by Mrs. Louis A. Wheeler, Miss Jessie Wiley. Miss Branda House, Mrs. John Peckham, Mrs. Harry Howard, who were busy with ice cream cones.
 Another popular table a warm eve ming was the lemonade table, dark green being used effectivey in it's dec oration Miss Geraldine Oat had chareg and was assisted by Miss Gladys Meier, Leslie Ward, Andrew Galley and in the evening by Miss Ella Bowe.
 The candy table in light green was in the care of Miss Grace Stetson and Miss Elsie Lindberg. The cake and food table in dark pink was cared for by Mrs. John J. Parsons, Mrs. Wll- liam Moves and Miss Louise Jacob.
 Each and every table was well pat ronized, everything being disposed of
 h were sold a, number of pieces Of hand some fancy work. presented to the young people by the Philathea class of the school.
 The lawn was attractively lighted with strings of electric lights, which were loaned through the courtesy of the Eaton Chase Co.
 An enjoyable part of the programme for the evening was the brass quar- tette which gave several selections. They were Messrs. E. IaRue Biven, Robert W. Otis. Harry Ward and Haf- ry Howard. The programme included vocal solos by Mrs. Louis A. Wheeler and Stephen H. Peckham; male quar- tette. Messrs. Stephen H. Peckham, Harry Howard, Samuel Gabrielson and William Case; quartette, Mrs. Louis A Wheeler, Mrs. Charles Pierce, Mrs. Herbert Wiley and NIis. Charles Burke.
 There was a large attendance in the evening and it is anticipated a good sum will be realized. The teachers of the several classes interested in the fete were in charge of the several tables. Mrs. Taylor's class was well represented. In the entertainment special mention should be made of the Boy Scouts of the West Side, who gave an excellent demonstration of the first aid, which greatly pleased all.
 Casting @ gloom upon the evening was the news of the injury received by Lloyd Rathbun. who is a member of the school and of the Boy Scouts and had looked forward with much pleas ure towards the evening.
 The classes of the school are each contributing a share towards the new hardwood floor recently laid in the school room to which the proceeds of the lawn fete will be presented as their share by the little people in the junior and primary departments.