Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-23
WESTERNS { LR
Calf Choked By AppIe-Speakers Tell of Silver Bay xPerienees-Clean- up Day Today-Pr;ze Winners in Club Exhibition.

Mrs. Emeiia Rosenzweig and Max Inglehoefer are guests of Mrs. Anna Roscnzweig.
 Jack Hughson returned to New York after spending his vacation at Rosedale.
 Harry Grace has returned to New York, after spending his vacation as a guest of Ethel Newton.
 Mrs. Fred Green and faraily have moved to the Wedge farm.
 Jacob Rosen2weig had a calf choked recently by an apple.
 Church Interests.
 Gods guarantee of life and love everlasting as set forth in Heb. s. 25, was Rev Ar. Davies subject Sun day morning.
 A very apprec:atiye audience, whose hearty thanks were conveyed by the C. F.. President, Mrs. Smith. to the speakers gathered Sunday evening to hear Misses Baldwin and Hadley of Ncwent tell of N1r. Moody's work at summer at Silver Bay. N. Y. Both ladies showed great skill in their helpfUl handling of their subjects.
 The Wednesday evening home prayer services had a topic of great pertinence in view of the Saturday Survey of Our Own Church Field". Resources of Strength, Work to Be Undertaken, Facts in Westminster"
 At the last Sunday services some of he congregation who planned the af- air, as Rev. Mir. Davies, to announce m All Day, Fall Day, Church Day." for next Saturday. All residents of Westminster. to slick up and improve the condition and appearance of the church building and it's surroundings. Men, women, boys and girls will rather for forceful fun in the work of a zI-lz provided, picnic fashion, by the ladies at noon, and continue their willing work to a final finish in time for chores.
 Exhibits of Club Members Work
 Last week Thursday afternoon the Westminster Boys and Girls Agricul- :ural club held their first annual ex- 1ibit at the parsonage. Eleven of the twelve members were represented The large rooms were well filled dur ns the afternoon with friends and relatives who came to inspect, and who expressed surprise of the clubs work displayed. F. E. Coite, Miss signe Olsen and Rev. T. Edward Davies acted as judges. Shortly be- Ore the gathering dispersed, the President, Bennie Rosenzweig an- bounced that Judge Coite would say 'ew words before the prizes were Lwrded and Mir. Davies would follow, lIter Whlcn MT. Macleod would Lward the prizes, which were small, md in cash. Both speakers said they were impressed with the good work 'f the clubs first year and looked for better results next year, and Mr. Davies advised making preparations his fall for an early start in the Ipring.
 The Prize Winners.
 The following prizes were awarded:
 For 1AffnC6 first IJ,,I. I lecond, Eddie Green; turnips, Eve.yn Rock, Stella Bennett; beets. Mary dagopian, Evelyn Kock radishes, Stella Bennett; carrots, Evelyn Koch; puash, Stella Bennett, Richard Merri- field; onions, Evelyn Koch, Mary dagopian; cabbage. kale, leeks, okra, yatermelon, sweet peppers, s-ary aagopian; cucumbers, Fred Allen, FL rood Hubbard, sunfiower, Andrew Solburn; Swiss chard, Evelyn Koch; ,eas, Stella Bennett; potatoes, Eddie Green, Elsie Cdombs; beans (shelled) Nary Hagopian, Andrew Colburn; weet corn, Charles Colburn, Eddie Green; Hint cornt, Bennie Rosens- Veig; ton1a oes, Mary Hagopian, Stel- 8 Bennett; plain sewing, Mary flag plan; embroidery, (centerpiece) Evelyn Koch; croc:ieting, Mary Hago- jan.
 During the afternoon the members f the club dispensed light refresh uents at five cents portion, for the enefit of the club.
 At the WinGham County fair this