Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-07
JEWEuCnY

Mrs. A. NJ Clarke, superintendent of
the Cradle Roll department of the Bap-
fist church entertained the members OF
the cradle roll and their mothers; also
members of the Home Department at
her home Friday afternoon. 1t was a
delightful event, everybody admiring the
babies who were all on their best be-
hayiour Misses Ethelle Parkhurst, Eliz-
abeth Mclaughlin and Clare Berarl
served jelly sandwiches small cakes
cookies ice cream and chocolate alpho-
bet blocks. Baskets of candy were the
favors Those who were present were:
Mrs. Merton Phillips, Miss En-
ma Phillips Mrs. Park Smith, Rowena
and Paul Smith, Mrs. George Babcock,
Dorothy and Waite Babcock, Mrs. Samuel
Cathcart Raymond Cathcart, Mrs. Ar
thur Trip, Rollin and Hermon Trip,
Mrs r. r. Church. Mrs. Lewis Hewitt.
Edwin Hewitt, Mrs. w. H. Brown, Mrs.
John Harris, Mrs. Nelbert Myott, Mrs.
Lewis Gill, Ruth and Lewis Gill, Mrs. C..
D. Cornell, Clayton Cornell, Mrs Robert
Wilbur, Marion Wilbur, Mrs Earl Gill
bert, Earl Gilbert Jr.. Mrs. Edmond
Raney, Marjorie MacLean, Mrs. NJ. E.
Wilson, Mrs. S. F. Brown. Mrs. l.. w.
Dearnley, William Dearnley, Mrs. VIM.
| Hiscox, Lewis Thornton, Miss Ruby
Thornton, Mrs. Willard Barber and Mrs
SammonS.
| The Congregational church picnic is to
be held June 10 at Pachaug. The COM
mittees appointed by Superintendent
Alex McNicol are Transportation, Df
| G. H Jennings, Alex McNicoi; refresh
ments, Mrs. 4. II. HiscoX, Mrs. Edw
| Gallup, Mrs. Frank wilcox; sports.
| David Ballou, William McNicol Frank
Wilcox; juniors, Mrs f. Il. Robinson,
Miss Sadie Thompson ice cream and
lemonade, Norman Parkhurst.
Mrs: Ludger Barry and Mrs James
Brennan, Jr.. were in Willimantic FRI
day calling on Mrs. Barrys son, who is
| i'll.
/ Mrs George Sparks was in Danielson
Friday to attend the funeral of her cou-
] sin MISS Ailce -5a4-"....
Il Dorcas Circle OF the Kings Daughters
is to meet at Mrs. FRANK Wilcox at
O:45 Tuesday evening.
The Slater Library Benefit entertain
ment which is to be he'd soon and viii
include vocal solos by Miss Evely Reic
and John MacLean, and piano trio by
the Misses Robertson.
Mrs. H f. Paul spent Sunday il
Moosup.
Mrs F. J. Burdick of Woonsocket, r
= l., spent the week end with Mrs. NJ. y
: 5urdick.
e Country Cousin" by Boston reader
e Local musical talent. Firms, Tuesda.
< evening. Benefit Slater library. 75c.-
i adv.
Five women passengers in an auto
e mobile, rece, tiy, , d a most ludicrou
t experience. AS they passed a farr
e house travelling a. Larry good speed, on
s of the party exclaimed, That sign sal
d Pie for SALE - After travelling quit
: a distance the driver-ess said she want
d ed some of that pie, and so did anothe
: member of the party. When a nice broa
l. place Was found in which the car coul
$ be turned, back they went. Visions q
u luscious sugary homemade pie mad
their mouths fairly ooze But when tn
, sign was reached again the astonishe
: women found that the "e" in pie ha
9 required a tail and with one accord e2
:, claimed Pigs for Sale" For a shol
!, time, the driver was too limp to hol
% the wheel, and the others were in co
If lapse Passing observers appeared I
ia wonder if they might have been visit
is ing a private still up the line.