Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-07
COUNTY FAIR BUREAU
REPORTS ON WORK OF HOME
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ers' meeting to look up equipment and
present the subject at the next meeting
of the Red Cross hoping that they would
help in buying the same. It was decided
that the older girls in the school would
prepare the lunch. Several women
agreed to prepare the cocoa syrup for
weeks supply at various times to sim
plify the work. They will go to the
school and help get the girls started.
The Red Cross has already paid for
splendid set of scales for the Flangers
school.
Clothing Project.
The clothing project has continued to
be one of the projects in most demand.
besides being one which requires the most
time to give. Various branches have
been covered under this project such
as spattern construction, garment max
ing, alteration of commercial patterns,
making Of underwear, use of short cuts
in making packets. bound button holes
etc. making and uss OF trimmings and
finishes q s well as renovation of cloth
ing. Some groups have had pattern con-
Struction. garment making and the short
cuts in one course. Others have had one
unit only. In all 80 groups have had
some part or parts of this project dur
ing the Year.
Garment Misunderstanding outside and
under garments together, this work has
oeGn given 10 thlrteen groups in Baltic
co.'lleSlGF, + RANKIN hanover Lebanon
81. eel, Clu lyme ana Salem; ing work
eo-lSls1eu ~ HldhInE COMPUTATIONS or
GOV eIS ?I,u pIooneFS OF envelope
$3.50 vi eSSeS Or lnicuE
~ ''P'i az Sh1l Is %
-, - 80 90 uurliis
7or+o7 ~. 49, go, ~ go i'.en.s
crowns bo,,o no+ .oro.+, "a H'ii00 Al
o. 49,. ,,.1,;o,, ;a1-sJ
inc J,,rine +ba 7aI- 49, rl'' ha silas "orn-
roo7 1,.nr, M or;ris 1-n1, ,; uT,,e ~,
SEWING vi b1- noaetin,, onoa 1,.ao,- r,,yt,,
for- evanntfons for foIr ,oon+,+ 49,,
made broo7,7ore r,4dd,, hIo,as ill., -.
eat covers nfob+ cow. ,,-oir+. ''' ~,
1roeeog Tift1-soro s.o,,,a,+, "no
,,f.+-d 0oiii'
u Snort .u's-LHe use OF shor'
- III cio'iiins Is popular because II Is
, me "a ~ n-A!eeh COMMUNITIES nave
an in eovo,, ~ p - 49, II Tts peen CIV
c,u5es n,a1-ing +broo liza. nc W." nln M
h-,1rd hutton bo1ns 81 i, o,. p.sok 1';a
binding. Cuffs made. nm sleeves for bo1,,.
dresses, etc. Each member makes ths
articles in miniature and mounts them II
her note book with .exnlanations Ei1-.
hundred and seven such samnIes bav.
| been made.
| ,rr;,,r,iro 81 ,,..s-
NV ffteo,, 1r,,,,o,1,,f.... 80 ueSle'
! +brs Far rta 1o~,, 1,i,.or, 49,! IN 81
mo-, so37a de, - oor,,bir 80. ne W.
| tortars If 7,eo Of oo1ors 80 o..y;aot .i,"
of tr-7r7fnos and ,,so ~ s+i+o,,inp,
and otherwise The roerobero ~ $50
bring scrans of varior. n,ateriaIs 7,orns
silk floss Manor end co1orad n.a, ~. -,
maxine sannTas VIII naod1o
thread IS veil az INV drawing
colored cravons IF the members in IN
group all make different SAMPLES at ola 8.
they can exchange afterwards until a
have quite a collection of SAMPLES of ref
ere1ce and future use.
c,o.,.
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- 49, ~, %i-'l ,l-i9 p one srou
vi 10 ti,I9 WI III January lheluo
M d si'' , alioh VI materials 1or man
.u 49, ei+u uS ell.s e-eahIis' erc-' ana ac'
arl ~ booy 81, LII ir5iS,;, nus lar
-. - uNls IN GROUP
49, IL IL e. pa " ci4lhins Pre-
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Pattern tructiOn-Pattern col
struction was given in Baltic, Colcheste
Hanover, Franklin, Lebanon Street, O.
Lyme and Salem with 963 patterns mac