Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-01

Francis Fancy, Joseph A Donnelly; ticket office, John T. Sullivan; door, Pat rick J. Sullivan, John r. Barry, John T. i Casey. Merry Time at sanatorium. I The staff and patients of the tuber- culosis sanatorium at Thamesville en- joyed a delightful Halloween party in 1 the mems i1firmary No. l. The infirm-
 ary was most attractively decorated in
 the Halloween colors, and the patients and staff were all in costume.
 The programme included the usuat
 Halloween games and dancing. Refresh ments of cider. crullers and apples were 1 served. Prizes for the most original costumes were awarded. The evening proved a very enjoyable one for all.
 Epworth Leagues Unique Programme.
 About 50 members of the Epwortfl League of Trinity Methodist church were 1 introduced to the mysteries of Hallow- cen and witehcraft on Monday even ing at 3 unique and delightful Hallow. cen party held in the barn at the home
 of Mrs. Peare F. Roberts at 21S Wes,
 Thames street. Ghosts in spectra
 white, witches and even the devil in al
 his Satanic glory were present to enter
 tain the guests and well did they per
 form their duties.
 AS each guest arrived he was met a
 the door by ghost who grasped with { cold and clamy hand and escorted hin
 to the inner chamber where he was me by another spectre who escorted him fur
 ther on his journey and then turned hin
 over to the tender mercies of the devil
 The devil took him to the sanctum 0
 the witches where boiled the pot of herb beside which presided the all-seein
 witch. As is the custom of witches ther : were no chairs and the guests wer ! made to sit crossed-legged on the foo , while the witch gave to each forum and none foreto;d anything bad, for , was a good witch that presided over tn
 fates of the young people.
 After being initiated into the mysteI ,, ies of witchcraft the room burst int
 light and the young people indulged
 Halloween games of ducking for apple
 putting the eyes in pumpkins and var ' ous other games. During the evenin r refreshments of coffee. doughnuts' an , apples were served and music was als o enjoyed Mrs. Roberts, assisted by MT John L. Riley, Mrs. Harry Eastland an VI Miss Isabelle Shearer, served the re
 1 treatments.
 o The ghosts were Harvey and Lew = 1 Mousiy, and Christopher Allen. Sterri , Chase was the witch and P. F. Rdber " impersonated the role of the devil. TT ' affair was arranged by MT. Roberts wi n with Sterrill Chase, Harry Eastlan T Harvey and Lewis Mousely and Chri '' topher Allen had charge of the decor t, tions which were very unique and plea i ing.
 70 The young people under the leade < ship of Leroy Fielding gave the leag, -, ye.ls at the close of the evening whi, ,s had been one of the most enjoyable ev '' held.
 r. Halloween Poem Dramatized. in The frolicsome spirit of Hallowe' r. prevailed at the social of the E. Y l. |. of the Central Baptist church l- Monday evening when a large numb S. gathered in the Drettily decorated Su Y, day school room Of the church. T s. room was decorated with black and VI y, low crepe paper with black cats, witch ly Jack O Lanterns and everything syi " boic of the evening.
 O. Halloween games and ghost stor es furnished entertainment during the e, $. ming after which refreshments of coff Il, doughnuts ana cake were served by f a. refreshment committee of which NJ S. Freda Moves was chairman. feat, lie of the evenings programme was a al ne matized Halloween poem, Little Orph O. Annie, the poem was read by Miss M ,e, bel -Hagberg and portrayed by memb, lie of the society.
 h. The affair was in charge of Miss Fl n, en Kilborn Howard and Kenneth IT, mold were in charge of the decoratic ok and Carl Brend vas in charge of ie, games.