Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-23
MONEY FOR SOLDIERS
 SECURED BY MRS. ST. JOHN
Sells Over $1oo Worth of Shares ir
 Hand- Made Spread, Money Aiding in the Cause.

Mrs. Joseph St. John has sold over one hundred dollars worth of shares in a bed spread which she crocheted. She did all the selling and work con- nected with in in order that the Griswold soldier boys in camp, her son being one of the number, may de- rive some benefit.
 The sums of money fo reach sol Sunday night her son carried the en- velopes back to Camp Devens to be distributed as tokens of regard from Jewett City people. through the ef forts of Mrs. St. John
 The sum which was left will be giv- en to the local Red Cross chapter to be used for Christmas packages. Be- fore sending the money she consulted several of the soldiers as to what gift would be the most desirable, and ali preferred the money. as they are sup piled with clothing.
 The names of the donors follow:
 Mrs: S.. A. Thompson. B. F. Burle- son. Olivine Cadienx. Mrs. R. w. Marion. Mary Gauthaer, Ms. s. Wa terman. Mrs. Emile Ritchie, Albert Paquette, Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Me- Laughlin, Margaret T. Driscoll. Ma wis, Charles spicer. A N. L'Heureux.
 Victor Doyon. Mrs. Alex McClug- gage, Mrs. John Carroll, Mrs. F. ve- giard, Mrs. William McC1uggage, Mrs. A Franklin, Thomas McBroome. Mrs. Paauette, Mrs. Peter Noodle. Mrs. Edw. Rousseau, Mrs. F. D. Ballou, Mrs. J. St. John Danielson, Robert O1- sen, William H. Clark, M. A. Purdick, Edward Ashley, George H. Barber, nina Jarvis, Alice Blain. Antoine Skordowska.
 L. D. Howe, Eva Faber, Mrs. J. B. Leclaire' Frank Leyden, Nora F. Duce. William La F1amme and Victor St. John, of Danielson, Mrs. T. H. Magill, Elias Anthony, Mrs. Celina Casavant, Della Shea. Mrs. G. W. Robinson, T. B. Shea, John Welch. N. Mary Harris, Mrs. Hugh Davis, Mary Co1le, Mrs. c. B. Maynard, Jacob Reid, Mary Lapointe. Mrs. James Blair, Mrs. James Crary.
 Mrs. Dainna Gobiel, Frank Ray, Mrs. Emma Raney, George Boisvert. Helena Griffin. Max Goldstein. Nor wich. Charles Roy, Frank Stetson, Hector Lafave, Mrs. B. c. Bliss, EIiz- Fred Hebert, Mrs. John Duryer. Mrs. George Gutknecht.
 George Prior. Jacob wechsIer, Hell ena & LaBarre; % Mrs. Brennan. F. H. D. Rogers, Norwich, Mrs. William McNicol, J. F. Barnett. Clovis Casa vant l.. M. Carpenter. T. Pigeon, Mrs. w. Cahoon, William Davis.
 Mrs. W. H. Leonard. George Barber c. D. Wolf, Carrie Gilbert, Patsy Burbe, Delina Grenier, Gertrude Gull let, Mrs. Horace Myott. Mrs. Hermon, Mrs. John W. Blake, George Avery, F. G. Lague. Hattie Raill. Adelor Hen eault. Mrs. Alice La F1amme. Mrs Joseph Boneher. Louis Masse, C.. Baknnoslky. c. E. Lucier. J. H. Tracy. Mrs. A. Pechie, Danielson, Miss W. Green, Hartford, J. H. Dore, Moosup, J. J. Cadieux, Mrs. Fontalne, Ernie Raney, M. J. Geary. Mir. and Mrs. W. O. Sou1e.
 O. F. Miller. H. c. Webster, Mrs. L. G. Buckingham. Rev.. J. J. McCAbe. Henry Olsen. Peter Olsen. Mrs: John Drisco1. Frank Minslky, Mrs. F. Jo- doin, A M. Clarke, Charles Cosigny, Eugene Fountain, A. M. Brown Mary Mattro, Mrs. William Rail-. William Johnstone.
 E. B. Gilbert, Mrs. M Lavanger. MT. and Mrs. c. A. Haskell. Mrs. Frank Geer, George Rocheleau, A. Dufrense. John Parisseau, Horace Sansousey,> %f A. R. Young, Mrs. Willard Barber, John Crush. A. veKeer. Mrs.