Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-20
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Samuel cibson Recovering From In. jary-Hirthday Party and Other So- eisi Affsirs-PsrsoraI Items.

Samuel Gibson Recovering From In. siary-sirshdsy Party and Other So- eisI Afssirs-Psrsoral Items. Fred J. Phillips fH1ncrsy jaanitor at the Palmer c4eznoria1 building Is at the Reyes rrsduct Co.'S mill !, Samuel Gibson, whose foot E-ss bad ly crushed by baie of pulDi which fell on it while he Ras at work is able to get around on 1t a little.
 Miss Mamie Allen visited Sunday, in New Haven.
 ,.To Repair Building. c,7.s At the meeting of the Good Cheer Sunshine eoc.stx .Thursday afternoon rrpairs to the Sunshine building we're for remedyin the defects d new chimney in connection among the most essential repairs. It was finally. decid- cd that the society would watt for more settled weather before beginning on #.
 Pleasing Entertainment.
 There was g.od attendance at the entertainment Monday night at the Methodist church by tho Mems Sunday School board. The following pro gramrne was given: Song, Star sSpangled Banner. chorus of young wo- men: piano soio. Mrs. Wallace Jewett; eornet solo, R. L. Otis of Norwich; song. chorus; solo, Stephen Peckharn of Norwich. superintendent of West Side Baptist church: piano sole: Mrs Wallace Jewett; selos David Carlyl,. solo. Mrs Charles C. Tibbitts Sup per vas served. after which an address by Wallace L Woodin, general secre- tar-y of the State Sunday. Schoo. as- soc.ation interested the audience.
 Charles Forsythe. who suffered 9 paralytic shock some time ago Is now able to walk a little
 The local branch of the Red Cross society are rehesrsing play, The New 5ngland Homestead. which they will give later in the season. Those takirg part are mostly those who took part in the Country Doctor. Miss Jennie Ffnnegan was the guest of friends in -Ponfret over the week end.
 The c. M. Robertson Go. has men al work remodeiirg the upper floor Of their new box shop in the office rooms which they will occupy when compiet- ed il f s-.s
 Ripley Jerry and Louis Bitten whc are in the -C. S. service spent a short furiough at their home recently.
 Birthday Party. Mrs Charles G. Turner entertained Saturday afternoon in honor Of tht birthday of Miss Susie Wood. The gutsts invited were Mrs. Annie Hooper of Arlington. Mass. Mrs. Bur. tis Dunbar, Miss Ruth Darrow. Mrs Prank Beckwith. Mrs Charles Home -an of New London. Miss Eloise Gam pheres Mrs. Melvin Furber, Mrs. Will ian Webster also Mr.; Furber, Mis- Nav Turner. Miss Ella Turner. Mrs BSainards Mrs. Turner served re Treatments. Miss Wood received nu merotis gifts. Swans orchestra fur nished music. sst 1:>
 Surprise Visit.
 A party of friends of Miss Kath ryn McDermott gave her a surpris Thursday evening. Miss Helen Gilmore Mss Margaret Mcpermott, Miss 1 gne Qui-s Miss Mae Sullivan. Miss Tere sa mickey. Miss Ruth Kingsley. Ed ward Evelyn, Mattey Geary.. lame Kenufe. Richard Mereier. Ieonar Shan7ct, Francis Skiffington, wers in cluded among, those who met at Efis %cDermotts home Games and rnusi with lunch served. made the evenln Sery pleasant.
 Mrs. Cora Botham md Mrs. J. T FIHi left Saturday for a few week which will be spent with friends i New York.
 Owing to a large order the Palmc Brothers is run overtime FrIda nights l'-
 George Coleman. foreman of tn cloth room at. Palmer Bros; Co s mi last year is confined to the house i Chesterfield where he is spending tn winter. s-1 ts-----t
 c. Amos Johnson of Hartford mad visit with friends In the. village Wed neSday.rses si.
 The Baptist church members hay discoatinued holding the weekly pr Iy CT meetings at the homes of it's mem hers. and the Thursday night meet ing vas held at the chapel.