Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-04
JEWETT CITY

Faith Chapter o. F. S.. held a whist and dance in Rioux hall Saturday eve ming Over one hundred enjoyed the un- usually pleasant affair. Whist was played until ten o'clock. The lady's first prize a sweet-grass work-basket, went to Miss Dorothy Paul. The consolation award. a note book, was taken by Mrs. R. F. Cheney. The gentlenen's prize WAS bill folder and went to Earl S. Hiscox and the consolation was taken by William Marshall. Morey's orchestra played for the dancing and Gordon Will lis prompted The receipts were over seventy dollars. The committee was Mrs. H. E. Paul. Mrs. W. R. Burdick. Mrs W. T. Crumb. Miss Sibyl Browning. H. E. Paul and Gordon Willis.
 Edwin Appley's eIghty-sixth birthday was celebrated Sunday at the home of his granddaughter, Mrs. Charles T. Arm strong. Monday was Mrs. Armstrong s birthday, so there was more than one birthday cake and there were gifts to both the hostess and her grandfather. Twenty-Five were present, including the | three children. six grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. They came from Hartford. Bristol. Newport, Alta waugan, Lebanon and Griswold. | Byron c. Wilcox of Hasbrouck Heights. | \. l., spent Sunday at Mrs. E. c. Will l cox's in Lisbon.
 Mrs Jennie Highs has disposed of | her household goods and after spending a few days with Mrs. Charles Butts will ! visit friends in Norwich and New Lon don. also in Massachusetts.
 | Euclide Sarazin of North Attleboro. Mass. is a guest at Maxsim Pepin's.
 The committee appointed by the county manager to have charge of the Salvation Army Home Service Fund Drive from May 1920 all over the coun- try, comprises pr. c. II. Jennings, chair Iman. Mrs. E. II. Hiscox. treasurer. Miss Margaret Driscoll, Miss Rosanns DesJar- dimes. Mrs. Alice Anthony and Miss Ma bel McBroome. This drive is for the purpose of providing funds for the main- tenance and extension of all branches of The Salvation Army work in the United States The quota for Griswold, includ-
 ing a part of Lisbon is six hundred dol
 lars. A canvass will be made to raise
 the quota. The national budget total Is
 Sl0, ,000. 900 and includes 1, for the SUD-
 port of corps activities. S4,o0o,o0o; 2
 the maintenance of provincial and divis-
 ional headquarters. S3,00e,000; ., the maintenance of national and territorial
 headquarters S25o.000; 4, the women's
 social work, S400.000; ,, for the pension
 fund for aged and disabled Salvation Ar
 my officers, who have rendered at leas
 twenty-five years active service, $150,
 000; 6, for the liquidation of loans and
 mortgages on social institutions for meI
 and women, $1,400.000; z, 10 acquire
 new properties for extensions and devel opment of Salvation Army work, $50.
 COG: s, towards the purchase of a ne- 1 training college in New York city witt
 a capacity for 150 cadets, S15e,oOo.
 The carnations at the Congregations
 church Sunday morning were from Mrs
 W. II. Maine of Windham Center, in lov
 ing memory of Mrs. J. c. Panton, Mrs
 M L. Grant and Mrs. H. B. Stevens. Th' fact was recalled that 1t was fifty-sevel years ago that Mrs. Panton united witt the church. There are few men fin Griswold vht
 have more friends than pr. J. Byrol
 Sweet. And it was with great regret tha
 they learned of the death of his son, Ste phen. B. Sweet as told in Mondays Bul Telegraph reports from Boston an, other nearer cities tell of rain and cloud
 during the eclipse. Jewett City peopl ha da clear sky and a fine view iron
 the beginning to the end.
 Mrs. John Gregg and son Donald o
 Berkley Cal. are guests of Dr. ant MrS. OT. IT. jennings. dt luetT nOHe Ol
 East Main street. Mrs. Gregg is thei daughter Mary.
 Misses. Mary Sslois. Rose Ritchie, Id
 Jodoin. and Eva Lahamme were week
 end visitors at Horace Dawley's, in Bal tic.
 Ethel May shorey Go. played to
 crowded house Monday night at Finn Opera House. .t. A Washington despatch Sunday said
 Because of high prices of flowers, found CTS of Mothers Day, Sunday, May ! have asked all, who observe it to dis pense with the customary white carna
 tion and display American flags instea on May 8 and g. It is taken here ths
 this means either to year small fla, or to hang out regulation flag as fo 4 Memorial Day.
 It's the privilege of natter to siz man up.
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