Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-24

HIcAdItuST JOTudn MTS. James CTdW- ford, Mrs. James Canty Mrs. J. J.. Corkery, Mrs. R. F. Sullivan and Mrs Williarl Haggerty
 Fancy table: Mrs. M. V. Murphy, Mrs. l McNamarra, Mrs. William H. Shields. Mrs. M. Kelly, Mrs. Slattery, Mrs. Charles McNamara, William T. Burns, Mrs. M. c. Higgins, Mrs. J. Driscoll
 Candy table: Mrs. M. H. Donohue, Mrs. Abner Hill Miss Alice Murphy, Mrs. .[$nn Burke, Mrs Turner, Miss Alice Mullen. Mrs. James Casey, Mrs. A. J Wholey, Miss Ella Shannon, Mrs. Charles Smith, and Miss Annie Me Grory.
 Ice cream: Mrs R. NJ Powers. Mr., T. H. Buckley. Mrs. Charles Lee, Mrs. F. Disco, Mrs. T. B. Leahy, Mrs. Wm. P. Mc(1arry, Mrs. D. T Shea. Mrs. Morris Kelly. and Mrs. Joseph Con nor
 Mystery table Mrs. P. H. Harri- man, Mrs. H. D. Buckley, Mrs. F. Disco, Mrs. G. A. Comeau
 Helping Hands, Saturday.
 On Saturday the Helping Hands of the First Spiritual Union will hold a sale in the Plaut- Gladden. building and liberty fete on the lawn back of the
 
 will be from Main street. A light lunch will be served during the day and ev- ening and there will be sale of salads, beans, cake, ice cream, etc. Miss Gertrude Toot:ll will be in charge assisted by Mrs. William F. Bogue, Mrs. Irving E. Greene, Mrs. James E. Hart and Mrs. Charles A. Dowsett.
 Aunt Jemina's Pancake Supper. One of the most prominent features of the campaign work will be the Aunt Jeminica's Pancake supper to be ! given by the Ladies' Sewing circle of the A. M. E., Zion church in the Buck l ingham Memorial on Monday even ng. Beginning at 5.30 and continuing l through the evening a delicious sup per will be served and every arrang- ment is being made by the committee | in charge to take care of large crowd | During the progress of the supper a | company of Jubilee singers will enter | tain the visitors and an occasion of | rare pleasure is assured all who at. | tend.
 From Trey Laundry. One of the contributions made on ; Thursday was BPS from the Troy ] Laundry which is close to a 100 per cent. showing.
 Trolleymen of the Shore Line Elec- 1 tric Railway are adding their money to the fund. Men who go out from the Greeneville barn have contributed nearly $50 SO far.
 1 Over There Club. 1 On Wednesday evening the Over | There club met with Miss Mae Riley l Business matters were settled and f. nal arrangements were made for the | big whist and dance to be given in the | Elks' home this (Fridayl evening fol the benefit of the Red Cross.
 Both the whist and dance will begir promptly at S03. Ethier's .Synopatet orchestra of five pieces will furnish music for dancing which will continue until 12
 The members of the club want tt see many Norwich people show theil patriotism by attending ard help Norwich to go lover the top" l Proceeds of Sales. Successful sales that added gooC sums to the grand total for the da! were held on Thursday at the stor' in the Plaut- Gladden. building by tn,
 women of the Church of the Goot Shepherd (Universalist) and Triint. Methodist Episcopal church.
 The women of the Universalis church reported net proceeds of SIP
 for their sale of food. cut flowers, pop
 corn. ice cream, cake and home mad
 candy Mrs F. s. Young was chair
 man, with the following assistants
 Mrs. Nellie Bailey. Mrs. Peter Wilson
 Mrs. Thomas Wilson, Mrs. William Back, Mrs. George A. Keppler, Mrs c. A. Gager. Jr., Mrs. Frank Hyde Miss Minnie Keppler, Miss Ruth Hen derson, Mrs. John Irish Mrs. Josepl
 L. Oat. Mrs. Joseph F. Cobb and Mrs
 Minnie Boon.
 Fancy articles and fruitade were in
 cluded in the sale held by the womel of the Methodist church, along wit
 the food and cut flowers that wer attractively displayed, and the pro ceeds were SIT. The sale was unde the direction of Mrs. Frank J. Kin as chairman. with the following assist
 ing: Mrs. Albert Boardman, Mrs. Joh A. Ferguson Mrs. Eliza Gray. Mrs Mary Russ, Mrs. J. H. Newland. Mis-
 Mrs. J. J. Young, Miss Bessie Board man. Miss Mildred Grove, Miss Mil 5 dred Mellor. Miss Ruth Scrivener an l Miss Gladys Newbury. Thursday Summary. 1 By Thursday night the local com i mittee was able to say that they ha
 gone past the half way point by secur
 ing contributions during the day tha = were reported at s4,6s4.66, which ser
 the total to s21. .215,5S by the follow
 ing summary:
 Previously reported . s1S5S0 9 9 Women's teams .......... 2.566.9
 Business men, H. R. Branche 1 sos. 1