Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
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Handsome Gift Presented Mrs. William Webster-over $2Do Melted by St. John's Parish Lawn Festival.


 Wednesday afternoon about 90 mem oers of the Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church met at the home of MT. and Mrs. William Webster in Palmer town. The afternoon was devoted to sewing rags for rugs and a general so- cial lime was enjoyed by those pres ent- During the afternoon Mrs. Ida Browning. in behalf of the society, pre- sented Mrs Webster a set of six silver spoons Sandwiches. cake and fruit punch were served About two weeks ago several members of the Good Cheer Sunshine society met at Mrs- Webster's e home. presenting her a handsome silver soup ladle in honor of her recent mar riage.
 Delegates Chosen. The semi-annual business meeting Of the Quaker Hlll church was held Friday evening after prayer meeting. The following were chosen delegates to the New London County association: Mrs. Lucy comstock. Mrs. Leroy P. Gracey, Mrs Mary Cornet, Mrs. John R. Ashcraft and Miss Lucy Moore. A report of the past eix months was read. also the letter from the church to the association.
 Mrs. Harriett A. Edmonds has been entertaining her brother and sister-in- law, MT and Mrs. Hiram Johnson, of Binghamton. N. Y.
 | Mrs. Afmira Mitchell is entertaining MT and Mrs. Asa Harris of Stafford | Springs.
 Mrs. Ralph shaffer and children, af- ter few days spent at the home oi MT. and Mrs. Charles Burgess. have returned to their home in Norwich
 Funeral of J. C. Watt.
 Friends and relatives of MT. and Mrs. Jesse c. Watt received word oi the death of Mir. Watt Saturday at hil home in Hartford. MT. Watt was fol | many years a resident of this towI . a oraI ME n-n. ertson company as superintendent O. their Rockland paper mill until his re n1oval to Hartford several years ago The funeral took place Monday. Tn body was brought to this place Tues day noon for burial in the family plo in Comstock cemetery.
 Miss Josephine Hart left town Sat urday to spend several weeks with rel atives in Gardner, Mass. l Miss Ruth Craig left Tuesday for few weeks visit with friends at Nan tucket. Mass.
 Lawn Fste Nets Over $2oo. There was a large attendance an val Thursday and Friday evenings c St. Johns Roman Catholic parish. Tn grounds were prettily decorated an , lighted with electricity. An entertain i ing feature of the evenings programm : of music was several selections by MT.
 
 who is spending the summer with rel : atives in town Others taking part the musical programme were Matthe' Geary. Joseph Delaney, John Donovan Miss Branch Of Norwich, William De vine and Oliver La Bounty, who re ceived well merited applause. Afts !, | expenses were deducted, over $200 wa ! added to the church funds. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson are CT : tertaining Mrs. Wilson of Hartford.
 Box Shop Team Won.
 The ball game between the Palm, 1 Bros team and the c. M. Robertsc e Co.'S box shop team Sunday afternoc II ended in score of Is to ' for the bC
 shop team.
 s The Good Cheer Sunshine societ held a bazaar at Richards grove Wet ,. nesday afternoon Friday afternoc Il the meeting of the society took plal [. at the home of Mrs. James E. Con 6 stock.
 . MT. and Mrs. Walter Jeffers ente
 tained over the week end C1aren
 Jeffers of Jewett City. if Rev. and Mrs. Charles Douglass iI Miami, Fla, are guests of MT. Doul = lass sister. Mrs. Ida Browning. The Ladies' Aid society of the Met r odist church held a lawn festival = the lawn at the parsonage Friday a d ternoon. Cake, ice cream and fan I articles were on sale. v MT. and Mrs. Frank J. Alexander a is entertaining MT. and Mrs. Stanley
 Smith of Waterbury.