Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-10

Neishbors' Night at Grange. The Red Cross whist at Yeomans l hall Thursday evening, Nov. 1st. was | the gift table were auctiOned off and light refreshments were served The affair netted something over S21. Leave for Mississippi. Herbert A.. Gillett and family of | Scotland have moved to Mississippi. | at Tougaloo college, about six miles from the city of Jackson. He has rerted his farm in scotland. MT. Gll- I lett is a graduate of the c. A. C. Mrs. Gillett is the daughter of Mir and Mrs. Henry c. Isham of this place. They gc south under the auspices of the A. M A. Many friends wish them suc-
 Young Man knits Sweater. Cleveland Collins of South Windsor spent the week aend at the home of his | mother onf Columbia Green. Although l busy with ordinary work he still finds time to do some Red Cross work. He has knitted three full size sweaters in 1 ten days during his spare time. The Young Peoples society held social at the home. of Mir. and Mrs. E. F. Lyman Friday evening of last week which was well attended and proved most enjoyable. The entertainment was largely musical The selectmen and treasurer held l tf.R1r N0NemDer DuSlneSS IItSSllIl5 Saturday afternoon at the town build iEg- About a dozen Columbia people went to Hartford Friday evening of last week to listen to the address Of Col onel Roosevelt.
 s Writes from France. Corporal Cyrus Hilton of the 102d l infantry, somewhere in France, in letter to. friends in this place says
 he is feeling fine and tells them to 1 Eut a plate, on the table for him ,.S, on Christmas day; says he would like some real American cigarettes to pull cn-the French ones are scarce as
 hens teeth" and strong.
 The Ladies' Aid society held their l November meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home Of First Directress Mrs r.. E. Lyman.
 Mrs. Willard B. Clarke has moved on Columbia Green, formerly occupied by Mrs. Martha l.. Holbrook and daughter, now of Manchester.
 Mrs. John w.. Fuller entertained MI. and Mrs. Burdette ". Downer. of Hartford MT. Yost of Meriden and Miss Judd of Southingtou. William Godtfring of Buffalo was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. William Bertsch a portion of this week
 Neishhors, Night. Last Wednesday evening was ~ neiginbors were members of Lebanon grange. They furnished the program for the evening. The annual harvest supper was served.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Oehler of Newark, N. J.. have been visiting the latter's parents, MT. and Mrs. George H. Champlin, in Pine street. Mrs. Henry Congdon- of Wiilirnan-ic has also guest of MT. and Mrs. Champlin. Minstrel Show. A female minstrel show is in prep F.. E. Lyman, to be given for the benefit of the Red Cross.
 The ". $. $. E. club met with Mrs. Charles s. Marshall at her home in
 Pine street Thursday afternoon. The Ladies' Aid society held their afternooI1t 2ItSwas decided to give an entertainment 7: Red Cross Earning Money. The members of the Red Cross chap ter. met for work as usual Tuesday their rooms upon which articles con- tributed were placed and disposed of st auction, which brings them some
 revenue. They also have side shows
 occasionally which add something to
 tke treasury. Recently member
 imal which resembled a stick with
 several pairs of legs. It was canned
 and placed on exhibition at a penny a
 look; net proceeds, 70 cents, Last
 Tuesday afternoon the side show was
 freak frog with six legs, captured by
 Joseph Hutchins. Chestnut Hill lad
 This was also canned and examined
 by the curious at penny a loko; net
 result, 50 cents: Thus the ougs and
 frogs are doing their bit.