Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17
WlNDHAM

The Willimantic Ministers club was entertained Monday by Rev. A. w. Cliff ford. A dinner Of cold tongue. mashed potatoes, string beans, bread and butter, pickles, rice pudding, jelly and coffee was served in the chapel at noon There were 1S ministers present, including Revs. Carpenter, Aver, Overton, Nye, Lamphere, Goodsell, Borchert, Custard. Brown and Clifford.
 Those who assisted in serving the din ner were Mrs A. w. Clifford, Mrs H. C. Lathrop, Mrs. Ada Larrabee. Miss Eliza beth Clark, Miss Elizabeth Anderson and Miss Gertrude Arnold
 successful sale of home cooked food was held at the parsonage Friday under the auspices of the Woman's Missionary society. The committee in charge was Mrs. R. T. Bixby, Miss Clara Johnson and Miss Gertrude Arnold. The proceeds amounted to sz251, which will be used by the sewing committee of the society. Mrs. C. R, Utley and Miss Arnold, to pur- chase materials with which to make gar ments for two girls in school for color cd children in Troy, N. c.
 Miss Harriet Guild went to Poughkeep- sic, N. Y. Thursday to attend the first reunion of the class of fr29 at Vassar
 Mrs. A. w. Clifford was the honor guest at 8 reception given. by Mrs Wal ter Abbe, Jr.. in South Windham Thurs day of last week.
 Mrs. R. T. Bixby entertains few friends Friday in honor of Mrs Helen Boss Cummings of Willimantic Mrs. Cummings and daughter Carolyn. who have been boarding at the inn for several months have taken possession of their new home in Willimantic
 Mrs W. A. Raynold returned Satur- day after three weeks visit in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Tie Woman's Missionary scc:ety met Wednesday with Mrs. H. c. Lathrop
 The Monday Aucticn club postponed its meeting this week because oi the absence from town oI"one of its members and the illness of another.
 Rev-W.i M. Brown is preaching in Hampton for few weeks.
 r. w. Huxford of Stamford spent the week end with his mother and sister.
 Mrs. Ann Towne and Mrs. H L. Bing- ham returned last ! elk from two weeks visit in New York state Mrs. Bingham left Monday to spend the winter iii Hart ford.
 The, school children are asking the townspeople to buy Red Cross seals.
 There seems an epidemic of colds going through the town.
 Miss Dorothy Brown has been in New nay cU anu 1lOOHlH6Iu this week. attenG- ing the funeral of friend in the latter town Wednesday.
 | Next Sunday will Ee observed as Christ mas Sunday at the Congregations lchuTch. 1 There will be special music by the choir Rev. A. w. Clifford will preach q Christ i mas sermon and also make special refer- l ence to the Near East relief fund drive | A special collection for the fund will be taken after the sermon.
 During Rev. A. W. Clifford's sermon | last Sunday on the subject of The Pll grim Memorial he referred to the fac that the Windham Congrega tional churcf was. organized 220 years ago. Dec. 10th 170o.
 There was a chorus rehearsal at th' parsonage Wednesday evening; anothe one Friday evening.
 Alan Guild is expected home from Yale Saturday and Miss Julia Guild iron Abbot academy, Andover. Mass. on Fri day for the holidays.
 Miss Jennings of New London, who ha ] been the guest of Mrs Charles C. Abbt
 returned hone Monday Miss Jennings
 great-grandfather was the first nal
 child born in WildhaMl.
 The storm Tuesday was the fourth c