Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-23
WiNDnAM

The program of the concert of familiar songs of the south includes such old fa- vorites as Old Black Joe, Massa's in the ! Cold. Cold Ground, Carry Me Back to | Old Virginny, and Swing Low, Sweet Chariot. as we'll as some of the newer l melodies such as Mighty Lakk' a Rose i and many others. Besides the chorus l | numbers, there will be solos. quartettes, and instrumental numbers. The mem 1 bers of the chorus will be in costume and the concert promises to be as good or bet | ter than the old folks concert given last fall.
 Rev. and Mrs. N. R. Plumb and chill dren of Edgewood. 2 L. are at Charles | Larrabees for two weeks. The moving picture exhibition We'd
 nesday evening was a success. The pie
 lures were good and the machine ran
 smoothly. New lamps and a different lens have been purchased and it is ex- pected that there will be no further
 trouble.
 Mrs, Hslsey Kelley of New York has
 returned to the home of the Misses John son after spending week with Franklin
 relatives
 The Misses Johnson have issued ingi-
 tations for an auction bridge party this
 (Tuesday) afternoon.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. l.. Guild entertained
 at auction recently. their guests includ- : ing Mir. and Mrs. Mcguire, Mrs. Ifha, ; Miss Florence Iffia, Mrs. Jackson. Mrs.
 Tucker. Mrs. Mackey, all of Brooklyn. N. r., Mrs. W. C. Fitch of New York. Mir.
 and Mrs. Charles Larrabee, Miss Ne2ie,
 Mrs. Ada Larrabee, Miss Gertrude Arnold and H. F. Parry. Cake. icC.> cream and coffee were served.
 After efforts by influential people in . town. Mrs. Palmer of the Love lane sec . tion was admitted to the state tubcrcu- los.s sanatorium in Norwich Wednesday. A number of children and their moth , CTS were entertained at lawn party al Mrs. F. ". Barber's Saturday afternoon Miss Dorothy Weir was in Warwick N. Y.s last week to attend the funeral oI her aunt. Mrs. Henry Weir. Col. and Mrs Henry Weir and their daughter Mrs. J. W. Marghetic, and children have c passed good deal of time in town 1T g former years.
 d The members of the Bates families ir [ town were recent guests of MT. and Mrs n Robert Bates of Chicago at a family re
 union of 20 at their summer home II
 1 North Windham.
 The residents of Zion's Hill have peti tioned the Rockville WiIlimantic Eiectri, . Light company to extend its service 1T ! that section mad the company has prom ' ised to considIr the matter. The Centel district voted to have two street light . on the will a year ago and have beeI 2 waiting for the company to erect thu S poles.
 Mrs Stanton of South windham hal been staying with her brother. c. 1T. Vii
 son, during the absence of his daughter , 1 Mrs Abel BurnhSm. who has been visit 7 1 ing in Hartford.
 e Miss Mary Packer has gone to Mystir
 for few weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Little and thei n sister, Miss Mary B. Little, of Springfield g Mass, who have been staying in Colum { bia, were at Miss Mary D. Little's Sat '' urday. Miss A. B. Little remains ther l. for weeks visit.
 o The church doors are receiving muci Y needed reinishipg. g L H. Johnson and sisters were e d Kitemaug Sunday.
 e Miss Gertrude Arnold was at Mrs. E l. H. Hiscox's in Jewett City Sunday. k The c. F. meeting Sunday evening, le J. by Eden Cook, took the form of a son n service, during which many favorit " hymns were sung. T. Misses Harriet and Julia Guild are en
 tertaining three girl friends. h Mrs H. c. LatrroD and Miss Charlott d Lathrop have been spending severa
 days in Westport. l. The members of the Windham Indus in tries met at Mrs. J. Alden Weir's Satur
 day ;s,d planned for their annual quil 1T exhibition and sale the middle of Sep . ternber.