Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
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chatz. Ruth Aneback, Nelson Potter and Jack Lynch.
 Sale cIears $75 A very successful sale of home cook ing was given for the benefit of the local Red Cross. at the rooms on the 18th in charge. of Miss Maud Stokes, Miss Anna Claassen and Mrs. Ada Lauabel they were assisted. by Mrs. W. A. Raymold and Mrs. John Potter at the cake table, Mrs. I. ". MacLean and Miss Abbie Bates at the preserve ta able, Mrs. MIR. Plumb, Mrs. R., C.: Waterous and Mrs. B. K. Lefingwell Brown at the candy table. Mrs. Chas. Larrabee served coffee, the proceeds amounted to about $75, a part Of which has been used to purchase an almost the generosity of two or three friends, .1s. .hs society has been able to 0'' TOT
 Heard and Seen
 Miss B. c. Neal who has been spend ing several weeks with her sister, Mrs. B. K Leffingwel, has returned to her summer home in Brooksdale.
 MT. and Mrs. Alden Weir and Misses Cora and Dorothy Weir of New York have been spending a few days at their
 Mrs. Anna Bray Smith of Jamestown N. Y, spent Sunday at H. C. La throp's.
 Among out of town people at the community garden party were MT. and Mrs. W. Tyler Browne of Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Bell, of Vim dsor Locks are spending the week at Miss Euina Larrabee's.
 Mrs. Geo. Brigham and son who lave been guests of the Misses John son for two weeks have returned to their home in Chicago.
 Mrs. Charlotte Nash Zimmerman of New Jersey, o former Windham resi- dent was in town last week:
 Mrs. Howard Shellington of Jersey City and her mother in>aw. Mrs. Shellington of Windsor Locks are at the Inn for a week.
 Making Jam for Soldiers
 The work in the community garden iS practically over and now through the generosity of the same kind friends MT. and Mrs. Weir and daughterers the work of making jam to b sent to the soldiers is being done. A preserv- ing outfit with a large quantity of su- gar has been provided and the work is being done in the lunch-room in the school house, different ladies talk fruit will be welcome, peaches, grapes aples, etc.
 Miss Harriet Guild left Friday to re- sume her studies at Vassar College.
 Sunday evening at 7:3O, Rev. M. R. Plumb will give the first of a series of 3 lectures on the Story of the Pilgrim Fathers and the History of Congre- gationalism.
 The first meeting of this season of the Woman's Missionary Society was held Tuesday while Miss Little and Mrs. Pegrum. Mrs. Pegrum was ap- pointed delegate to the semi-annua1 meeting of the W. H. NJ. U. of Conn. to be held in Milford Oct 3rd.
 w. s. Kelsey and family returned to Boston Thursday
 Walter Chapin of New York has been at A. H. Anderson's this week.
 & large congregation was present a. St. PauPs on Sunday, when President Flave1 $. Luther of Trinity College Hartford preached.
 Albert Brown who enlisted in the navy last spring and who has been on one of the battleships in the Phil adelphia navy yard has sailed for the front.
 Miss Marian Larrabee has hesumed her duties domestic science teacher in the West Hartford schools.
 President Dr. F. E. Guild and Mrs. Guild, librarian, Miss Grace Bates and Sechetary Miss J. w. Bingham of the Winrham full library asso., attended the meeting and banquet of the State Library association in Hartford We'd