Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-21

The following firms helped to make the sale a success by generous contri- buttons: Sullivan & Marcaurele. Rob- insons Bakery, Armour & Co., Maple wood Nursery and Geduldig. The fol- lowing committee was in charge of the sale: Miss Ruth Grant, chairman, Mrs Victoria Plante, Misses Viola Jacques, Bernadette and Yvonne Lam bert, Blossom Graham, Elizabeth Vel Ter. Rose Mueller and Lillian OBrien.
 Baptist Churches.
 Today = Tuesday. May 21st-with the ladies of the West Side Baptist church, the ladies of the Central Bap- t1st church will hold food sale at the P1aut- Gladden. building. There will be offered for sale. delicious home made bread, cake, pies. cookies i doughnuts, etc. The sale will open at 10 a. m. and continue throughout the day.
 Episcopal Churches "Wednesday. On "Wednesday the Episcopal churches of the town will take over the store for food sale. This work Will be under the direction of Mrs. Gardiner Greene as general chairman. All kinds of food will be offered for sale, including hams, salads, beans, war breads, cake etc. Coffee and sandwiches will be served in the morn ing and cake and liberty tea in the afternoon The churches participating will include: Christ church, Mrs Gar diner Greene. chairman, assisted by Mrs Eben Learned, Miss Phoebe Brewster Mrs. Charles L. Richards, Mrs. Frank c. Turner, Miss Mary c. | Osgood, Miss Martha L. Osgood and Mrs. Beverly M. Bliven. Trinity 1 church. Mrs. Everett Hall, chairman, i assisted by Mrs. Leon F. Hutchins and Mrs. Mary c. Daniels. St. Andrews church, Mrs. George E. Stevens, chair man, assisted by Mrs. John W. McKin- ley and Mrs. Allan c. Matthews. Grace church, Mrs. Mary St. John Rudd, Bailey.
 St. Patrick's Church Whist.
 The ladies of St. Patrick's church will hold a whist and dance in the Elks' home on Wednesday evening. May p. Auction bridge and whist will be played and the Coast Guard Academy orchestra will furnish music for dancing. Several special features have been arranged for this event, in- cludiRg, fancy dancing during inter- mission by six young ladies and banjo playing by H. J. Scott, an expert play CT. and whose selections are amongst the most favored for records by some of the leading photograph makers The committee considers that it is cery fortunate in securing the services of MT. Scott. A special invitation is extended to boys in uniforms to at- tend. Whist will begin promptly al 0b, dancing at S.30 On Friday these same ladies will hold a sale of food and useful articles in the Plaut- Cad. den store.
 Outside Chapters at Work.
 Arthur F. Libby, who is chairman of all the outside districts that have
 chapters auxiliary to the Norwich Chapter of the Red Cross, reports tha
 the work is progressing in most sat. isfactory manner and that a large amount of money will be raised dur. , ing the week for the war fund. IT
 many instances the chairrnen of tht |. work in the outside districts have voluntarily asked for additional re. ceipt books and extra supplies. Int
 names of. the outside towns which art cooperating with the Norwich chapter and the names of the persons whC
 have the work in charge follow: Bal. tic Mrs. Henrietta H. Burr; Fitch. vile and Bozrah, Mrs. Helen D. Pal mer; Ledyard and Gales Ferry, Mrs
 Mabel c. Buckingham; Salem, Judge Henry A. Rogers; Canterbury, Mrs. H
 W. Hawes; Versailles, Herman E Learned and Miss Eckstrom; Poque
 tanuck, Arthur c. Smith and Alanso1 Fuller: Norwich State Hospital. Dr F. s. Wilcox and Mrs. Porter; Occum r Vim. G. F'rohmander and Wm. Prea } "; Lebanon, Miss Harriet E. Hewitt
 and Miss M. A. Randall; Preston City Arthur Shedd; Preston, Mrs. Appleton l Main.
 The various chairmen have appoint
 ed very able and enthusiastic assist s ants in the work. The local chapte 9 of the Red Cross is very appreciativ |. of the excellent work and aid that i g being. rendered by the outside dis . tricts.