Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-06
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NORWICH TOWN

At ToWn street school there is special interest in the opening of the Kindergarten room. The hours are from 1:15 to o'clock. Twelve child ren have entered and it is hoped to increase the number to twenty five. In the junior room Mrs. F. S. Lathrop has returned, after a years absence. For the second year, Miss McNamara is taking charge of the senior room. Doors at the ends of the halls on the frst and second stories give good ventilation. Doors of the rooms have been arranged to open outward.
 F. $. Wheeler and Frank Browning are on business errand to New York, making the trip by automobile.
 Miscellaneous Shower.
 A miscellaneous shower was given Miss Edith Vergarson, Monday even- ing at her home on Vergason avenue. Twenty-Five guests were present Games were played, cake and coffee were served. The pleasant evening was planned by Misses Mary Olson and Ella Fryer.
 Ninety Fifth Birthday Party.
 The ninety fifth anniversary of the birthday of Asa Foote was pleasantly observed recently at his home in
 
 children, and great grand children. A Norwalk paper states that "the birth day cake was novelty and attracted much attention, being decorated with 95 small silk flags. It was a surprise, being made, decorated and placed on the table without one of the family knowing about it. Mrs. S. l. Bonney of Huntington lane, is a niece of MT. Foote.
 Rev J. F. Cobb and choir of the church of the Good Shepherd will be at the Sheltering Arms for the Sun day afternoon service.
 Mrs. Sarah Thompson of West Town street, was gueset recently of re- latives in Plainfield, @ Mir and Mrs. Aaron Ytirman have sold their place on Vergason avenue and moved to the city.
 MT. and Mrs. George Gilman of West Town street, were in Moosup this week for brief visit with Mrs Gilman $ brother. Mrs. L. s. Kennedy of Worcester Mass, has been visiting her daughter Mrs. T. Clarence Hall of Bliss place MT. and Mrs. Carlos B. Eccleston | have returned from several days, spent in Wickford and Providence, R. I.
 Patriotic Red Cross Workers.
 Since the uptown Red Cross auxili. ary has been formed 200 garment. finished in July and August have beer returned to headquarters in the city.
 MT. and Mrs. William B. Hanlon oi Providence, spent few days recently with Mir. and Mrs. A. F. Greene al their home on West Town street. Frank Hale of Boston, after passins week with his parents, MT. and Mrs Albie Hale of Lathrop avenue, return ed Thursday.
 After passing the summer at Bis Pine Camp, Fairlee lake, Vermont Miss Jennie L. Congdon has returned to her home on Harland road.
 Miss Mildred Bailey, has returned to New London, after a months visii with her grandmother, Mrs. Franl | Way on Otrohando avenue.
 Mrs. John Thompson and son Char les of Hartford are visiting at Mrs Tmopsons former home on Old Can. terbury turnpike.
 Mrs. Charles Wheeler and daughter Miss Minnie Wheeler of Fort Point | have been recent guests of MT. anC | Mrs. Wheeler of Scotland road. | MT and Mrs. O. B. Usher and daugh, ters, Gladys and Elizabeth of Rock vile, spent a few days this week witt Mir, and Mrs. Anthony Jacobson, O | Sturtevant street.
 | Mrs. A. F. Greene and Mrs. B. Han lon of West Town street, spent Mon day with their cousin, Mrs. M. c. Cart at her home South Windham.
 Miss Louise Newman of Brooklyn N. Y. and Deming haEA left town, afte passing the summer at Miss New mans home on New London turnpike
 Miss Addie Miner and her brother Harry Miner of East Haddam, hay returned. after a few days visit witt MT. and Mrs. Wellington Miner o East Great Plain.
 Mrs. Harry Wright and children o Melrose Hillside, Mass, are visitinl Mrs. Wright's parents, Mir. and Mrs W. G. Hitchon of West Town street. The sacrament of the Lords Suppe will be observed at the First Congre gational church Sunday morning.
 Home From Fishers Island.
 Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Jones and fam fly have returned to Bliss place. afte passing three weeks at their summe home on Fishers Island.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. D. Vergason. thei daughter Helen and Son Darrow. wh have been having two weeks outing a their summer. place, Camp As-You