Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-01

cream, cake and so forth. through the kindness of good friends.
 HARRY WEBSTER. Rock Nook Hsme
 Nov. 30. 1916. Bulletin Co.,:
 |. Dear sirs: We thank you for the Beautiful turkey you so kindly gave us. It looked fine with it's. blue rib bons flying in the air. but it tasted better when it came from the oven with It's nice, brown coat. Oh, it tasted so good. I wish you could have had some.
 Besides our beautiful turkey we had dressing, mashed potatoes, turnips onions, cranberry sauce. two kinds of bic, snnince and squash. grapes, apples, oranges. nuts and candy.
 In the evening we are going to have cake and ice cream. I hope you en- many thanks,
 NELLIE SWEET,
 Rock Nook Home.
 November 30, 1916. Dear Sirs: We thank you for the great big turkey you gave us. It tast- Cd good, can tell you.' hope you will enjoy your dinner as well as we did ours. We had besides the turkey,
 
 tatoes, turnips and onions, mince and squash pie, apples. grapes, oranges, nuts and candy. Later in the day we are going to have cake and ice cream from the kind friends.
 Fam your friend,
 ESTRED ALQUIST,
 Rock Nook Home.
 November 30, 1918. Bulletin Co.,:
  turkey you gave us. It tasted fine. Be- sides the turkey we had dressing, mashed potatoes, turnips, cranberry sauce, mince pie. squash pie, oranges, apples, onions, candy, nuts. For supper we had cake and ice cream.
 I am yours truly,
 MARGUERITE FILLER.
 Rock Nook Home.
 At the SheItsrins Arms.
 Our family approStsss most highly the turkey which th h> nMAnager of The Bulletin so kindly provided for them, said Mrs. Henry T. Arnold, chairman of the Sheltering Arms committee on Thank sgiving night. The many friends of the home were very generous in sendeng in supplies, fruit and flowers, she continued.
 At eleven o'clock in the morning a short Thanksgiving service was con- ducted at the home by Rev Henry T. Arnold and Mrs. Russell W. Baird sang several solos very sweetly. Needless to say the dinner was most excellently prepared. There were carnations enough so that each diner was provid- ed with one. and the day proved a very Happy one for all. Staff Entertained TubercuIisis Patients There were great many visitors at the State Tuberculosis Sanatorium on Thanksgiving and good cheer reigned all day in spite of the unfavorabIe weather outside. The dinner was a typical Thanksgiving dinner, and was excel1ently prepared and very much enjoyed by those who were able to partake. In the evening the staff pre- sented a play. The Sweet Family, for the benefit of the patients. There were eight in the cast and Walter Gib- bons made a hit as the Heading lady, The play was directed by Thomas Man ley Bleuith, as manager and was held from 7.3e to s.30 o'clock.
 Thanksgiving at The Alnnshuose. Superintendent and Mrs J. B. Chap man provided a Thanksgiving dinner fof~ their large sized family at the aimshouse and it was very much en- joyed by seventy who sat down to the tables
 The many patients at the Norwich State Hospital were not forgotten eith- cEs IOt <1StliIE3 AOiiidS F. Erdman had arranged a bountiful Thanksgiving dinner for them. The day proved a very pleasant one for all at the institution.
 At the county jail the twenty six men and one woman boarder sat down to special Thanksgiving menu which was quite a change from their daiIy bill of fare. The appetizing menu was soon disposed of by the hungry pris- oneTs who greatly appreciated the Kindness shown them by their friends onsthe outside.