Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21
NORWICH TOWN

Under the auspices of the First Con- gregational Home Missionary society Miss Mary Wattles president, a deli cious supper was served in the chapel Friday evening. About one hundred and fifty sat down to the following menu: ham, tongue, pickles, rolls. doughnuts,- cheese, cake and coffee Rev. Gurdon +. Bailey said grace. The supper was in charge of a committee of three, assisted by several of the so- ciety members listed in the last half of the alpha bet, The. committee com prised Mrs. Dwight L. Underwood. chairman; Mrs. Woodbury O. Rogers and Mrs. Charles Learned. The True | Blue class, Miss Estred Alquist presi-' dent, sold China life saving stamps during the supper hour. The Drop In class, Mrs. Gurdon F. Bailey teacher,
 held an apron sale during the after
 noon and evening, which netted a good sum. What remained unsold were
 auctioned of the latter part of the | evening, Michael Buckley qualifying | as auctioneer. This brought the
 amount to over twenty-five dollars.
 Following the supper a short entertain ment was given by a company of little folks in Miss Bessie Grants room at Town street school, who also are mem-
 bers of this Sunday school. Miss Grant
 was ineharge of the programme and
 accompanied at the piano for the sing
 ing. The numbers follow: Spring
 songs, Brave Little Bluebirds and the
 Wishing Stone Chauncey Chapman
 Charles 5Albonisi, Eleanor Smith, Louise Sterry, Frances Vail; dramatic reading
 The Hedgehog and the Hare, Charle:
 AIbonisi, Crosby Peck, Eleanor Smith;
 songs, Gay Little Eskimo and My Fid-
 dle same one who gave Spring songs;
 recitation. Let Us Smile. Louise Sterry; song, The Mornings Kiss ' Frances Vail: Flag Salute, poems, anC
 song, ali. The participants who show.
 ed careful instructions by their teach ? CT, received hearty applause for eacl , well given number. At the close of tn , supper and social Rev. Gurdon E i. Bailey was presented an immense loa 1, of chocolate cake by the chairman o i the supper committee, Mrs. Dwight 1 f Underwood in behalf of Mrs. Franl | Wheeler who made the cake.
 At the Sunday morning worship a the First Congregational church, Rev Gurdon F. Bailey spoke interestingly T on The Words of the Pharisees, Si John 12:19. Perceive ye how ye pre- e vail nothing? behold, the world is gon l. after him During the service, Rev V Mir. Bailey read the proclamation b 8 Governor Everett J. Lake, in which h
 designates Friday, March 25th, (fas f day) as a day of fasting and prayer T The Meaning of Sacrifice was the topi t treated at the session of the Men . Forum at noon.
 [. The Young Peoples Christian En I. deavor society held an interestin
 meeting at six thirty. The subject wa d 9:2-7. (Home missionary meetingl d Christian Progress in Alaska. Isaia 2 The meeting was in charge of the ( I E. Missionary committee. l.. Stanle r Gay, chairman; Mrs. Ronald Nelso e and Miss Martha Taylor.
 I At seven thirty the third and las s in the5series of the stereoptican view
 which the pastor has given his peopl . during the winter was shown. Th 9 Pilgrim Builder in the World of Todd J was the title of the picture.
 q Mrs. Maurice Wallen (Ruth L., Pot = ter) of Hartford motored to Norwic
 Town on Saturday,. Her cousin, Mis- l. Elizabe l.. Luther, returned hom Y with her to remain over Sunday. : MT. and Mrs. John L. Browning an n three children former residents (
 Norwich Town, recently moved fro1
 Franklin to the Gage house, on Yves
 Town street.