Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-08
NORWICH TOWN

There will be no service at the
Sheltering Arms Sunday afternoon.
The choir of Central Baptist church
which was scheduled to give a must
cal programme. has been obliged 20
cancel the engagement until some fu-
ture date.
The March meeting of Home Chap
ter OF the Kings Daughters is TO be
held at the Johnson Home Monday
afternoon.
Dr.. Leon f. LaPferre Of Washing
ton street will address the members
of the Mems League at the March
meeting, which IS to be held Monday
evening, in the First ConSrega tional
chapel
There is to be meeting of the Red
! Cross members Tuesday evening in
the chapel. The women are requested
to bring sewing utensils and knitting
needles OF all sizes. as free wool is
to be distributed. Matters of import
ance are to be discussed. SO that all
patriotic helpers are being urged to
attend.
/. Stanley Gay of East Greenwich,
K. l., is spending several days at tn,
| home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin C. Gay. of Washington street,
| Mrs. J. 2. Newton OF Saybrook is
| Elm avenue.
Owing to so much Illness among
| children, for several days past tine
| average attendance in grades l and
at Town street school, has been only
eight pupils.
Mrs. Montague Hutchinson Of Wa
! terfOrd is the guest this week of her
! husbands parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Hutchinson of Elm avenue.
| Mrs. Carrie Abel returned Thursday
TO her home in Hartford, after a visit
| of several days at the home of her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a. Ga
ger. ST.. of Wauwecus street Mrs
| Abel formerly lived in Norwich.
| Henry A Cross of Saco, Me, who
has been spending several weeks with
| his daughter, Mrs. Charles Marsh 0t
Town street. left Friday morning TO,
q visit Of several days with mis- broth
er, A. H. Cross of Pawtucket, r. I.
Mrs. William E. Blauvelt and her
daughter Minerva, have returned tt
Lynbrool1, l.. l., after passing three
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Beebt
of Elm avenue.
Men from the Gas and Electric de-
partment, We're on Town street Fri
Gay afternoon, making repairs and
readjusting electric wires which wer,
III a dangerous situation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Gay enter.
tanned at whist Thursday evening, a
their home on Washington street. Fiv'
tables were played Mrs. Charlie
Marsh and George Kelley received tn
first prizes, and the consolation
awards went to Miss Melverda Marsl
and her grandfather, Henry Cross o
Saco. Me. Miss Rose Matassa ant
Miss Melverda Marsh assisted Mrs
Gay in serving sandwiches. cake an
cocoa. There were several selection
On the Sonora. and dancing concludes
a most enjoyable evening.
A fine musical programme was givel
at the Sheltering Arms one Afternoon
recently which included several voca
| solos by Mrs. Albert Riese, piano an
| violin selections by the children Q
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Guile, Miss Lu
ellie Guile being at the piano. Will
her sister May played first violin an
their brother, George. second violir
The members of the household we1
very grateful to these young must
clans who many times have entertain
ed with their enjoyable music. T
the delight of all Mrs. Howard I
Stanton read a very interesting stor
entitled Sally AIMS Experience. Mis-
Elizabeth Hall was in charge of tn
pleasant affair.
! The song sparrow, due from Eel