Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-15
WINDHAM

Fifteen were presnt at the first Decern- Der meeting of the Woman's Missionary society held with Mrs H. c. Lathrop. The garments for the family of Rev. Peter Kair~~ Of Weatherford, Okla were finished al.d sewing was done for St. Joseph's hospital In the absence of the president, Miss Dorothy Brown. the pro- gram was in charge of Mrs A. w Cliff ford, who gave the chapter on Korea from the study book The Kingdom and the Nations. Tea was served.
 A concert is to be given by local musi- clans under the direction of Rev A. W. Clifford, the proceeds to be used to estab- fish a fund with which to purchase choir music,
 Mrs. Halsey Kelley of New York is with her sisters, the Misses Johnson.
 very enjoyable entertainment for the benefit of the Near East relief was given Friday evening in charge of Mrs. H. c. Lathrop. Members of the Methodist church in Willimantic gave the play Aaron Slick of Punkin sCrick, which was well. acted and furnished much amusement. A food table grab bag and table of Japanese articles were well pat ronized. Well rendered music was fur
 
 by the Willimantic friends. Doughnuts and coffee were sold after the play
 pr. and Mrs. F..E. Guild entertained the Windham school board Wednesday evening.
 For the first time in it's history old St PauRs church was lighted by electricity Sunday at the afternoon service.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred E. Harvey left Monday for a ten days trip to, New York, Philadelphia and Washington. D. c. Postmaster l. H. Johnson is out again after being confined to the house for few days with rheumatism in his knee Mrs. Henry Bingham is in Hartford for a few days.
 Walter Abbe is making repairs on his l house.
 Mrs John Beckwith is i'll at her home on South street Her sister, Mrs Collins. and the latter's daughter of Hartford are caring for her.
 Mrs Ada .Larrabee has returned after a brief visit with Mrs. Lucius Brown in Norwich and Moves Allyn of Gales Ferry. | Miss Dorothy Brown attended the Rach- | maninoff concert in Hartford Mrs. P. A. Borton has returned to Worcester. Mir. Bortsn was in New York over Sunday.
 The c. E: meeting Sunday evening was led by Marguerite Cook and the music was led by mandolin. Eden Cook, ukelele, Carolyn Cummings an6 piano, Charlotte Lathrop. The leader for next Sunday is William Hinkley and the topic Con- science
 Miss Carolyn Cummings of Willimantic spent Sunday with Miss Charlotte La. throp.
 Miss Polly Bixbys class of boys, with the assistance of Mrs. Bixby, has sent a box of scraD books toys etc to an nr phanage in Constantinople.
 Rev. A. W. Clifford entertained the Willimantic Ministers union in the chapel Monday. There were Il present. Dinner consisting of oxtail soup, roast beef, mashed potato, string beans rolls, pickles Spanish cream cake and coffee was served by Mrs. Clifford, assisted by Mrs. H. c. Lathrop. Miss Elizabeth An- derson and Miss Gertrude Arnold Mrs. E. J. Stalker leaves Friday to spend some time with New York friends Earl Harvey is staying at Mrs George Keeney's during the absence of his par | ents
 Monday was visiting day for the local | teachers and there was no school ses- | sions.
 | At the community ale held in the Con- 1 gregational chapel Wednesday under the 1 direction of Miss Maud Stokes tie fancy and useful articles tables were in charge | of Miss E. C. Neale. and Mrs. Ada Lar rabee, the food table in charge of Miss l Stokes and Mrs. R. G. Waterous, and i candy was sold by Miss Grace Bates l These community Or self benefit sales have been successful in other places, but | this was the first time it has been tried here.
 The Monday Auction club met with