Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-05
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A farewell party was gwen TOT MISE Miriam Church at her home Tuesday afternoon. Miss Church left Wednes- day to beg'e the two years course for nurses at Lawrence hospital, New Lon don, with the good wishes of friends for her success, as manifested by the presentation during the afternoon of a handsome writing case. Miss Church was graduated with honors from the Norwich Free Academy last June Games and singing made the after noon enjoyable and refreshments were served by Mrs. Joseph Church Those attending were Misses Dorothy Church, Addie Daniels. Dorothy Chapman. Alice Chapel. Elsie Church, Gertrude Church age of Uneasville, a graduate of the New London Vocational High school last June. commenced the same course in nursing with Miss Church.
 Under the auspices of the Union Bap- tist Sunday school officers a most sue cessful lawn fete was held Wednesday afternoon from until on the grounds of the Webster home in PalmertoKn. Many attract booths were situated about the lawn with gay jack O lam terms and orange and black decorations overhead. The younger members of the school kept the sale of ice cream,
 
 onade and cake were also sold The chief attraction for the children was the grab booth, with many surprises bur fed in a huges tray of sand. At o. clock well planned program arranged ! by the committed, Miss Maude Bennett and Mrs. Irene Rogof, was carried out as follows: Sunhower exercise. twelve [ children; piano solo with encore. Miss Katherine Sfastroddi; violin selections, | Flower Song Humoresuue, Louis Gero popular songs, MontviIle quintet; vo- cal solo. Miss Evelyn Hanmond; reef | tation. Mrs. Arthur BlaisdeII; chorus singing, assembly.
 | Thames Lodge, No. g, I. 0. o. F.. held it's weekly meeting in the lodge rooms of the Palmer Memorial school building Tuesday evening and made l plans fc. the resumption of degree work of the fan term Tuesday even- | ing the initiatory degree will be exeni- piified on q class of three candidates 1 Mrs John Botham and daughter. Sa- rah. are visiting in New York. Mrs. Martha Delaney is visiting Mir and Mrs. Harry Bogue at their home in Palmertown, after spending several weeks with her sister, Mrs. Roscoe Dart | of Uncasville.
 c. o. Manchester has returned to hi, duties as estimator for the box factory Of the Robertson Paper Go. after a week vacation in New York and Phils-
 delphia.
 1. Mrs. Edward P. Smith is visiting rela. lives in Westerly. R. |. for two
 weeks. Edward/P. Smith has returned after spending the weekend there. Mfr and Mrs. William Ladd moved this week from the Ritchie tenement tc the tenement owned by Jacob Adams
 Edward Everett has moved his fam ny from Palmertown to one of the Pc quot tenements
 The mill of the Montville Paper Go
 Is clased for a few weeks.
 Arthur V Flamnne and Ely Clark werl
 business callers in New Haven T1es
 day.
 The schools of the village will com mence the fall term next Wednes1a,
 morning. There will be several change
 in teachers.
 Farmers of Montville Centre are a
 work getting their prize stock and pro
 iuce ready for exhibition at the count. , fair at Norwich this week. A. E. Sharpe visited in, New Havel recently.
 The teachers of the public school ! will have their first teachers meetinl Of the year Tuesday next at Jordan. . Mir. and Mrs. George Rathbun ani children of NOGich are visiting in Pal Miss Berrice Davis returned to he hone in New Haven Wednesday afte
 visiting at the home of her aunt Mrs
 Charles Chapel.
 Mrs. Herbert Hawiey and daughter , Doris. of Middletown are visiting Nil | and Mrs. F. Edmund Rogers.