Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-01
ST. PATRIcK's PARISH WORKING
 FOR SCHOOL REPAIR FUNr

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 Tuesday evening the executive com mittee of the women and men of St Patrick's parish met in the basement chapel to confer on plans for the com ing lawn fete and harvest supper Re ports from the chairrnen of special committees were presented. and the work accomplished revealed a very grat- flying amount of progress.
 The following articles have been do- mated to a committee of which Mrz James Casey is chairman: one ton of coal. ten dollar gold piece. five-pound box of candy. large ham, a pair of woolen blankets. electric floor lamp. electric reading lamp. piece of ststuary. a case of canned peaches and barrel of flour. .--
 It has been decided by the supper committee to have the harvest supper in the basement of St Patricsrs church in order to avoid congestion on the K of c. home grounds, where large num- Der of attractions are to be featured. Mrs. John A. Moran, who has acted as head solititor for the supper, announced that the tavitation to. donates foodstuffs has met with very generous response. nearly everything desired having been contributed The menu will be served under the direction of head chef. Mrs o1dry MCGdrt1ys dllu 1cdQ Mrs John Fitzgerald.
 The executive committee includes Fa- theF- Mooney, Father Calvin, Mrs. N- c. Disco, Miss Jane D. Mahoney. Miss Lo- retta Belleheur, Mrs. John R. -,McNa- mara, Miss Catherine Buckley, Mrs William J. Mcknight. Mrs. M. c. Hig- gins. Miss Mary Driscoll and Mrs. John A. Moran, also P. F. Sweeney. James P. Sheridan. Daniel T. Shea. John P. Ly- ston, William Fitzgerald. NJ. c. Hig- gins, Edward C. Mckay, James J. Fine gan, Dr. T. A. Crowley. and William H. McGuiness.
 Father Mooney Is in general charge Of the arrangements and Is being as. sisted by Mrs. N. c. Disco as chair l man, Miss Jane D. Mahoney. secretary and Father Calvin treasurer. The sup ply committee is Mrs. W. J. Mcknight Mrs John R. McNamara, John P. Ly- l ston.
 The ticket committee Is in charge oi Miss Loretta Belleheur. The gatemer will be NJ. c. Higgins and George Fl Dolan.
 The lights and decorations are to b. taken care of by Morgan Cronin. Law renee McGro-y and Mrs. Frank L. Far reN.
 | The eanvassiug is under the chat-. manship of Mrs. James J. Casey anS | the soda water of James ]. F1negsn Harold shannon and Frank Harrington who will be assisted by. number O SYoung ladies of the parish. Cigars ant cigarettes will be in charge of Misse Mary Driscon and Laura Chase.
 Miss Jane D. Mahoney will proEid, tha candy and the several candy booth will be in charge of James P. Sheridan William H. McGuinness. Charles Nc. Kay and Patrick J. Mahoney. P. F. Sweeney will superintend thu | erection of the booths. John P. Ly ston is making arrangements for thu ! country fair" one of the novel attrac tions of the fete. Edward C. Mckay i i in charge os the tickets for dancing Miss Henrietta V. Steinlcamp will lool after the domestic and canned good booth.
 Miss Margaret Murphy will be cash fer, The supervision of the ground and booths is left to Father Mooney Mrs. P. F. Sweeney and Mrs. M. c. Hig gins. The auctioneers win be James F Sheridan and John Fitzgerald. The for lmysterlous palmists.
 The afternoon will be given over the children of rhe parish and will b
 in charge of Miss Anna McGrory an many attractive features are planne' ] for the entertainment
 The members of the committees ar finding cordial cooperation on all side
 and the results to date have been mos
 pleasing to ather May, whose aim is {
 have St. Patrick's school improved a
 urgently needed for the welfare of tn
 children of the parish, at present and |
 generations to come.