Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-25

Grove. Miss Anna Ward, Miss Marion l Shea, Miss Molly Callahan, Miss Anna l McGarry, Miss Marguerite Shea, Miss 1 Etta Ward, Miss Mary McNalley, Miss | Nellie O'Connell, Miss Nettie Han, | Miss Jennie Grove, Miss Ruth E. Crawford.
 captain, Mrs. A. c. Wyman, Mrs. Jo- seph Adams, Mrs. Charles H. Stew art, Miss Ruby Vaughn, Miss R. B. Murdosk. Miss Ruth Hamilton, Miss Mildred Smith, Miss Amy Treadway, Miss Blanche Douglas, Miss Rosalynd
 tansl1a, Miss Elizabeth Pullen, Miss Elsie Jackson, Miss Ethel Adams, Miss Helen Peale. Miss Lotta Belle Jack son, Miss Helen Vergason, Miss Dor othy McClenathan, Miss Miriam Vaughn, Miss Ruth Loring, Mrs. Will jam Perry, Mrs. Allen Bidwell, Miss Marion Bliven.
 Thames bank: Mrs. c. A. Gager, captain, Mrs. Stephen Kehoe, Mrs. William Somers, Mrs. Wm. R. Back, Mrs. H. 0. Strong, Mrs. Frank J. Royce, Mrs. A. M Thompson. Mrs. L. A. Wheeler, Mrs. J. A. Bidwell. Mrs. Charles Saxton, Mrs $. P. Smith, Mrs. A. c. Crowell, Miss Annie ! Brown. Miss Myra Parker, Miss Hazel Smith, Miss Marion Swan, Miss Amy Burlinghame, Miss Gladys Fisk, Miss Eva Henault.
 Chelsea bank: Mrs Herbert Morrow. ] captain, Mrs. G. W. Carroll, Mrs R. i c. C. Smith Miss Audrey Gernon, Miss i Marie Holt, Miss Ruby Vaughn.
 Pitcher & Service: Mrs. Charles J. Twist, captain, Mrs. R. R. Agnew,
 Mrs. Clarence Henderson, Miss Mary Gray, Miss Letitia Kramer. Miss Marie Gadle, Miss Ina Ufford, Miss Elizabeth ] MacDougald, Miss Blanche Huheim.
 Rozycki's market: Mrs. Louis H. ]; Geer, captain, Mrs. Martin Rozycki I Miss Celia Rozyski and Miss Blanche l Muheim.
 Proceeds of s45o at Sale. l The women of St. Patrick's parish, with Mrs. George A. Comeau as gen era1 chairman in charge, held a food
 sale on Friday in the store in the l Plaut Cadden building on Main street that was one of the most successful of the efforts of the week by the church
 societies of the city. There was a constant demand all day lone for the
 attractive articles offered at the tables l where food, fancy articles, candy, ice cream and mystery packages were for sale Some time before the closing hour everything had been sold out
 and the net proceeds reported were | S450.
 Collection at Play.
 A good sized sum that will be turned over to the Red Cross fund was taken up at the play on Friday evening given at the Auditorium by St. Mary s church Young Ladies' Sodality The
 collection was made by young women
 in Red Cross costumes.
 1 Will Give 10 Per Gent. The firm of Murphy & McGarry has
 agreed to donate 10 per cent. of their
 receipts today Saturday. to the Red
 Cross fund.
 At Porteous & Mitchells during Fri
 day $21.75 was collected. Mrs. F. T Diggins, who was in charge, was as-
 sisted by Mrs. H. H. Pettis. Mrs. Will tliam F. Bailey. Miss Dorothy Church
 Miss Jane Cassidy and Miss Lindberg
 Music Sales for Red Cross.
 One public spirited citizen of Nor
 wich, A. NJ Pasnik, has purchased 6
 large supply of popular sheet music
 which will be sold on the streets, the proceeds going to the Red Cross On Friday the following children sold the music: Miss Lena Johnson, Miss Anna Weyant, Miss Frances Callahan Miss Dorothy Pasnik, Miss Veronica Wey- ant. Miss Lillian Edwards and Louis l Bethal. The sum of S2212 was real
 ized, which was turned over to the
 Red Cross.