Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-15
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell IL
WNDHAM

Two years ago this summer there was organized under the direction Of Mrs. ]. Alden Weir. of New York, whose sum mer home Is here, the "Windham h. dustries,' for the purpose of making quilts. A large number of thesa suil,s have been made entirely by hand from registered patterns of old time designs which include the basket. melon. Jae,h's ladder, tea loaf, wild goose chase, far mill, tree of paradise and many other patterns The work has been beau.s- fully done and the quilts have sold for good prices from sis to $50, accor ling to size. Each summer exhibition an.l sale has been held This sprlnE Q show their appreciation of Mrs. Weir's interest anl kindness nineteen .wonl.- have made for and presented her a quilt of the tree of Paradise pattern which represents a large amount or work as each block is composed one hundred and one small pieces and there are thirty-six of these blocks. The quilt ing was done at the home of Miss Bine- ham and the finished product is ;- work of art. Mrs. Weir was greatly surprised much pleased with the gift The label containing the initials of the workers was embroidered by Mrs. L. P. Oehrig and those who made the quilt were 1: Miss Emily Lyman, Miss Ellen Hawkins. Mrs. E. K. Leffingwell, Miss Carrie Bishop, Miss Sarah Johnson, Mrs. r. r.. Guild, Mrs. R. T. Pegrum, Mrs. Ada Larrabee, Mrs. H. c. Lathrop, Mrs. Geo. Keeney. Mrs. W. A. Reynolds. Miss Julia Raynold, Mis- R. G. Waterous. Miss Grace Bates. Miss Maud Stokes, Miss Bingham, Mrs. H. O. Hatch and Miss F. C. Neale.
 At the June meeting of the Parent Teachers association the plans for the n -rNa arl
 caused much discussion, the Drincfpal objection being to having the class rooms on the second floor and the as- sembly hall on the first floor also used l as lunch and play room. If built ac. cording to Architect Sharpe's plan tn, | cost will be far in excess of the appro. pripration. The plans were also vieweI by many at Johnson and Potter's store Windham Center. Taxpayers seldom asl l for a large sum from the town treas. urer and they feel that they should hay, a building that will meet their need and be a credit to the village. Mrs. R. T. BI'l5y and Miss Polly Blk by were in Montclair. N. J.. over Sun day
 Mrs. J. Alden Weir entertained tn members of the Windham Industries a afternoon tea Friday.
 Edgar Richmond entertained a fer of his little friends on his third birth day. His guests included Hannah Chap pell. Helen and Robert Wood and thei mothers.
 The woman's Guild of St. Paul
 church is to serve cake and ice crean at the parish house opposite the churc
 on alternate days during the summel Guy Richmond met with a bad acci
 den Sunday morning when he cut
 deep gash in his knee while chopin wood.
 Rev. A. W. Clifford and family re
 turned Saturday from a visit with Mir
 Clofford's parents. in Somerville. Mas
 Mir. Clifford's throat is improved but h
 was not well enough to preach two SCI
 mons Sunday and Rev. ". M. Brow
 had his service here and Mir Clii
 ford went to South Windham-
 The c. E. society is short of fund
 and they have voted to take an offerin
 every Sunday evening.
 Miss Abigail ". Bates of New Yor i. 1t at the home of her father, Benol , Bates, for the summer. Others at N ABates Sunday were MT. and Mrs. ! , E. Saunders and children of westhel
 Mass, Mir. and Mrs. John Bates of Pu nam.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Taintor of Nez l ton are at the inn for two weeks O ? their way to Vermont
 , Rev. w. A. Borcuert was sufferir : from a cold Sunday and the sermon [ 2 St. PauPs was omitted.
 Miss Julia Guild has been entertain Ing a classmate from Texas.
 The Woman's Missionary societl holS its meeting in the chapel today eve nesday) at 3 ?. m-
 Dan Chappell of Denver. Col. spel
 Sunday with his grandfather. W.
 Chappell.
 Mrs. W c. Fitch and daughter. Flo ! ence. of New York. arrived at the 1T Monday afternoon.
 :, Miss Lydia Johnson returned to h
 home in Franklin, Mass. Sunday aft l spending several days with her nic = the Misses Johnson and Mrs. H. Hatt:l.
 Mrs. Waiter. who has been the gue
 of her brother and sister-in-law. c. 0 UtIey, has returned to Hartford. o Mrs. Homer Wood entertained at di
 ner Tuesday the three teachers, Mi! e Florence T. Rue1. Miss Elizabe n Branch. Miss Gertrude Hughes and NJ s John Potter, Mrs. John Webster al ,. Mrs. Guy Richmond.
 n The closing exercises of the Windha 7. Grammar school will be held in | s Congregational church on Tuesday
 stead of Wednesday as stated in tl n Willimantic items. at D. m. n e graduates are: Katherine Adams, Ann
 Trigger, Alberta Wallen, John Pei r. chatz, Russell Wilson and James Ps n mer.
 s Next Sunday will be Children's day
 the Congregational church. There W Il be the usual exercises by the childr
 and several children will be baptized. h When the state roads in town we @ oiled this spring a short section of { e road leading from the Green to Sou e windham was not oiled by order
 Commissioner Davenport. This is e much travelled road and the resider h are not at all pleased at Mir. Davenpor
 action. The Centre district commit 7, has notified State Commissioner Char n J. Bennett and it is hoped that matte d will be satisfactorily adjusted soon,
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