Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-14
EWETT CITY

The executive committee of the La dies Aid society of the Congregation al church had charge of Lincoln Birthday supper served in the vestry on Wednesday evening. The win dows in the vestry and parlor were hung with red and white streamers and several of the lights were covered with them. Each of the eight tables was decorated with rel carnations, and the plano, treasurcrs table and desk were covered in paper of patri- otic design. The folding doors were resplendent in bunting and red and white draperies, with a photograph of Lincoln in tue center. The lady who received the people was dressed in a red. white and blue costume. and the watresses were exceedingly attractive in their white gowns and patriotic caps. The supper consisted of chicken pie. escallopei potatoes, mashed tur- nops pickles, cake and coffee. More than two hundred people were served, and the youne people enjoyed the mu- sic which followed. The committee was Mrs. r. D. Mallon, Mrs. F. A. Faust. Mrs. Norman P;t-khurst. and Mrs. F. F. Robinson assisted by Mir. I and Mrs. C. D Wolf Mir. and Mrs. John Whalley. Mrs. II. F Paul and NJ.
 
 charge of tht dining room. the wait resses were Misses S. K. Adams, Ethel 1 Thompson. Madeline Gallup, Helen | Hull. Isabel Marshall. Alice Blair, Evelyn Ried. Ruth Miner Lucille Stetson. Minnie Magel Clara Adams, Sadie Thompson and Gladys Jeffers. The voug mcu who served were Hen rv F. Paul. IT.. Leslie Hyde, Gerald Wolf. John Heidelberg. William Mar shall Harold Faust. David T3allon and Fred whallev. The total receipts was | siNty-threc dollars.
 Norman Parkhurst had charge of the tickets at the door.
 Mrs. J. B. AIGrich's Sunday school 1 class. known as the H. :. class was entertained at the home of Miss Rea
 trice Read Tuesday evening. The members pl1yed games, enjoyed mu- steal selections and refreshm ents were served. As 1t was the hostess birth day. she received a humber Of gifts. | The Ladies' Aid society Of the Meth odist church IS to go to the Red Cross room and sew all day today (Friday). | The members would lika to have any | ono who can do so meet with them Each one will carry. lunch. cup and | spoon as coffee will he served.
 Alex MeNicol, who was recently dis charged from the service, wGs elected treasurer of the Jewett City Textile and Noveltv Co., at a meeting of the board of directors Wednesday. The present board and officers are: Frank IT. Allen. president; William, \. Me i Lane. vice president: Alex NcNicol i treasurcr: Thomas Mccarthy, secre- tary and general mana Gcr Andrew NCNicol, assistant manager
 Anne Brewster Faanirg chaper, D. A. R.. met at the home of Mrs. P. r. Cheney. Wednesday afternoon. Miss Alice A. Brown had prepared q Lincoln programme Miss Ida Poster the regent of the chapter was elected delegate to the Conteninatal Congress deleeatc to the Contenintal Congress i A. M Brown and Mrs. F. C. Whiting 1iternatos.
 Mrs. G, H. Prior Miss Ida F. Faster,
 Martin Davis, Arthur FcInk and Rev M. D. Fuller attended the BNptist Victory campaign conference in New Haven. Tuesday.
 Officer DoIan has had in custody
 for sevort- days awaiting the arrival of relatives. two boys whJ had run
 away from a reform school They
 were in the railroad St1tior ;.t twelve
 o'clock at night. Sunday. and tho of- fic.'r took th"m 10 the station house
 for the night telling thenl If they were all right he would relep:e them in the morning. On questioning one of them tho ioy gave a la'ac name as .it proved on investiga tion. The other one told the ;rut% about, lis ranne and i relatives address. Ona boy has run away fifteen times from schools but E $ mother came and took him away
 The other boy was also taken away hy a relative.
 The body of Fannie Hazard, SO. ha-
 been brought 10 Houriganq undertak l ing rooms