Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOOD EXHIBIT COMMITTEES
Arrangements in Charge of Miss Louise Howe. Chairman of Hom' Economies Commiee.

A great deal of interest is being shown in the patriotic food exhibf- tion to be held in Norwich. in the Buckingham Memorial. the 24th. 25th, and 18th of this month. The state council of defense chose Norwich as one of the eight cities in the state. in which to hold such an exhibition and the home economies committee Of the farm bureau was asked to carry out their plans. The committee is assist ed by members of the state council or defense, the Housewives Army, the National Service League and a mum Der of other organizations with some members at large.
 The plans are already made and preparations for a fine and most in teresting and instructive exhibit are well under way. There will be speak CTS of note throughout the three days and demonstrations along the various lines. No admission will be charged. It will be well worth the fhile of ev- cry woman in Norwich and the vic1n- ity to make strong effort to attend.
 A very ready response is being made to the suggestions for the necessary work and facts to be collected and number of very efficient committees are in charge of the various depart ments and exhibits.
 Miss Louise Howe, chairman of the home economic committee of the farm bureau is in general charge and serv- ing with her as the central commit tee are Mrs. Henry E. Higgins. Mrs. John McWilliams, Mrs. Edmund Per kins. Mrs. Edward Graham, Miss Eli zabeth Huntington. Mrs. Daniel g. Haviland, Mrs. Albert Chase, Mrs. AL len Latham, Miss Ethel Sevin, Miss AAo T. ToI1 Aa1y
 The committee on meat substitutes iS. Mrs. Henry F. Arnold. chairman Miss M. A. c. Avery. Mrs. Leopold Aarrants, Miss Grace Rogers, Mrs. An drew w. Smith, Mrs. George R. Bruce Miss Elizabeth Hall, Mrs E. B. Davis Mrs. Robert Cochran, Mrs. Neville Blique, Mrs. Herbert R. Branche, Mrs Charming Huntington. Mrs. Frank H Pullen, Mrs. Robert A. Smith, Mrs Zebulon R. Robbins, Mrs. Jarvis, Miss Rose Trimbun.
 For sugar substitutes the committee is: Mrs. John McWilliams. chairman Mrs. Louis o. Potter. Mrs: Arthur Blackledge. Miss Ina Ufford, Mrs Rocyzki, Mrs Twist Mrs. Agnew, Mrs Fox, Mrs. Nelson. Miss Kramer, Miss Henderson, Mrs. Moriarty
 The committee on fats, Miss lone Haviland, chairman, Mrs. Charles T Bard. Miss Alice Bennett, Miss Phoe- he Brewster. Mrs. Fred Bliss, Mrs Charles S. Gardner, Mrs. Abner Hill Miss Minnie Keppler, Mrs. William Norton, Mrs William H. Oat. Mrs. c G. Pierce. Mrs. John Rogers. Mrs. Clar ence Sevin. Mrs. c. R. Chamberlain Mrs. Walter E. Turner.
 Committee on canned products, Mis- Elizabeth Huntington. chairman, Mrs |, 6a,. roll, Miss Martha Osgood, Miss A. W Trumbull, Miss Winifred Holt
 Committee on wheat. substitutes Mrs. Henry Higgins. chairman Mrs Daniel Haviland, Mrs. Arthur Thomp son, Mrs. Sidney Smith, Miss Marjori Holms. Miss Porteous. Mrs Helvet Mrs. Learned. Mrs. Curtis Bernard Mrs. Howard Stanton. Mrs. Luc. Sparks, Mrs. Leon Hutchins. Mis- Marjorie Knight Mrs. Colby, Mrs. J D. Pfeiffer, Mrs. Witter. Mrs. H. M Ierou, Mrs. John Dat. Mrs. Lero' Rliven. Mrs. Frank Church, Mis- Steiner with Mir Hinchey assisting.
 Committee on proper feeding o children, Mrs. Edmund Perkins, chair man, Mrs. John Mitchell, Mrs. J. Dam Colt, Mrs. Witter Tingley. Mrs. Waite Gilbert, Mrs. Archibald Mitchell, Jr Mrs. Le Roy Robbins, Mrs. Alber Reese, Mrs. John Huntington, Mrs Ralph Eaton, Mrs. Lucius Briggs, Mrs Waiter Crooks. Mrs. Frank Funnel Mrs. Henry Parker.
 Committee to assist lecturer, MT. Allen Latham, chairman, Mrs. B. I Bishop, Mrs. Albert Van Wogenel Mrs. Harold S. Bent. Mrs. William F Collins
 Publicity committee, Mrs. Henr Higgins, Miss Ethel Sevin. Mrs. Dan iel s. Haviland