Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-17
JEWETT CITY

Pulpit Themes For Sunday = First
 Communion Glass al t Maryss
 cliurch-sisters' Academy Gradua-
 IorEapfist Ladies' Aid Society
 Entertained.
 Rev. Samuel Thatchers Sunday morning subject at the Methodist church will be Just For Today. In the evening 1t Is The Larger Place.
 Rev. Albert Donnell's morning topic ax the Congregational church will be Preparedness for Peace. The Chris tan Endeayor service in the evening will be led by Deacon G. A. Haskell. The pastors subject will be The Place fo Unfailing Joy.
 Rev J. A. Spidelrs topic in the morning at the Baptist church is The Sea-Its Present Day Lessons. A Children'sl Day concert will be given in the afternoon at i've o'clock Dur ing the programme the pastor will give talk on 4 Pod of P's for Puny Peo- pie. There will be no evening ser> vice.
 First Communion Class.
 At St. Mary's church in the morn ing at half past seven, sixty eight children will receive first communion. In the evening will be held the gradu- at1ng exercises Of the pupils in the Sisters Academy. Rev. William IF. Kennedy of Greeneviile will address the children.
 Entertained Aid Society.
 Mrs. Charles D. Babcock entertained | the Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ma Mrs. Charles Fitch. Mrs. c. IT. Prior, | and Mrs. Charles Gardner assisted 4n serving refreshments.
 Short Paragraphs.
 Miss S. K Adams entertained the I Harmony club Friday. T. P. Lee. who has been under the doctors care for three weeks, is able to walk out for a short distance. Successful Sale. Golden Links circle of the Kings Daughters held a Food and Apron sale | in the town hall on Friday afternoon. Mrs. G. w. Emerson and Mrs. H. E.. Mrs. G. H. Jennings of the aprons, | $15 were realized from the sale.
 Mrs. H. T. Wilcox and daughter, ! Dorothy, return today from visit at l North Plain.
 MT. and Mrs. c. D. Babcock spent Friday in Providence. 1 Clarence Hamilton of Hartford was I a guest at MT. and Mrs. J. N. Mac. Leans in Lisbon.
 Mr. and Mrs. s. R. Waters have | NE6lQEESQ 4EOHA N6W 4OIA- W 1l116 LHGI6 Mir. Waters attended the twenty fifth anniversary of Palisade lodge K. of F., of which he has been a member for nearly that length of time. A delegation from Undaunted lodge, | Mo- 34, K of F.. will be in Willimantic Sunday to attend the Memorial sers vice of Natchaug lodge. Mrs. Mary E. BartIett's Death. There is local interest in the follow | ing from the Webster Gazette: | Particular interest attaches itself | to tho announcement which has been received by officials of the Royal Wor- | cester Corset Go. of the death of Mrs. 1 Mary F. (Rice) Bartlett, which oe- cured recently in Berlin. Mass. Mrs. 1 Bartlett, then Miss Mary Rice, was l the first girl to be employed by David | Hale Tanning, present head of the combany, when it was organized In May, 1861, growing from a concern which made hoop skirts, to the present l Royal Worcester Corset Co. At that ] time the concern occupied but one room and Mrs. Bartlett was the only J girl to work with MT. Banning in what Is now one of the largest concerns
 of it's kind in the world. ss Mrs. Bartlett was aged "A years and 1 seven months at the time of her death. l She was born in Marlboro but went to I Berlin with her parents when baby, I and passed the greater part. of her | life there. She is well remembered by MT. Tanning who is now in his s5th | wear.