Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-17

$sasessSSs''s ''sSsSS's'sSss | 1 1 jEWETT CITY l All roads led to the fair, and old time harvest supper at the Congregational J vestry Thursday evening From jedediak and Aunt Sophia down, most everybody was there to partake of the good things 1 and to buy some of the various articles offered at the tables Mrs L. G. Bucking- ham and Mrs. A, zegeer were in in charge of the rainbow special which true to form and color was arched over 1 the table, with it's mystic pots of gold, one at either end. Here for small sum the inquisitiye prospector was allowed to I draw forth a carefully concealed mug get, and wonderful they were, some more than others, and Tight from New
 York. Suspended from the crescent was
 a marvellous "philaloo' bird with big . red body and gorgeous wings Mrs. F. I D. Ballou and Miss Isabel Marshal ably assisted by L. c. Buckingham, conducted the village post office. Here for few pennies the visitor found a letter in the !, boxes just suited to the case. Many had the color of a real, honest to godness love letter, they were well worth the price II and then some. Mrs. Carle Mum and
 Mrs. Earnest French conducted the can 1 dy department, and did a rushing trade with their first class goods. The memory table. was under the sup } ervision of Mrs. c. D. Wolf, Mrs. T. B. Keen, Mrs. Ida B.. Ladd and Miss NJ. t Adelaide Burdick In this department I were offered for sale the kerchiefs, little ! baskets and other articles, sent by some
 one, whose thoughts were there, accomp- . anied by wishes for success. g Second to no other attraction was
 and told for small sum the tales of l the forgotten past, the facts of the present and unfolded the hidden mysteries h of the future. Many were impressed, and . wren told that it was none other than Mrs. Dona Ballou, the thought that there
 had been guess work in the forecasting was abandoned.
 -H The fancy table in charge of Mrs
 John Whalley, Mrs. r. S. Leonard and '- Mrs. Norman Parlkhurst, supplied all the 7. wants of their many customers, wha
 bought freely of the handsome novelties D they offered for sale. The household
 table, conducted by Mrs. Walter Richard e son, Mrs. Sherman Waters and Mrs. Will
 liam Dealtree, had an abundance Of the $ many needs which it's name suggests. Many found opportunity here to purchase a articles for all sorts of needs of the
 home. '
 In the main room the tables were
 spread with red winterberry and hem
 lock decorations.
 J. The menu was as follows:
 l. Corned Beef, Harvest Style a Potatoes Cabbage Beets
 a Carrots Turnip S Parker House Rolls and Butter oi All sorts of Home Made Pies, is With accent on the "Punkin' $ Coffee
 1T The supper. was ably. managed by Mrs
 IF. E, Robinson, Mrs. E. A. Faust, Airs E Minnie Johnson, Mrs. Edward Gallup ant > Mrs. c. D. Wolf.
 nI The whole affair was under the i'm IS mediate direction of Mrs. Walter A. Rich Ie ardson, the president of the Ladies' SO d ciety of the church.
 a The waitresses were Miss Isabel Mar d. lsflal, Miss Doris Johnson, Miss Doril l. Bliss, Miss Ruth Ballou, Mrs. Herber
 Jeffers, Miss E9helle Parkhurst, Mrs d John T. Stewart, Mrs. Agues Gill Mrs I- Edward Gallup, Miss Irene Stewart. . Carnival tonight. Rf6ux hall. dancing d plenty doing.-adE.
 ,s Superintendent Eari s. HiscoS, of thl . electric lighting system is lafd up wifi ;t a badly sprained ankle. Ono climbe Is fouled in the pole as he reached tn t- ground and in trying to clear It h < sprained his ankle.
 -e Special sale on sfip-oter sweater: ', Prices rfght. All kinds Of dry good $. l and notions at !. Scidfnan, 42 Mort 1- Main Btreet.-adv.
 l 4 still alarm called Dut the Are com
 pany for chimney blaze on Slater av Iti enue at 6.45 Thursday evening. m one Of tho fine ola faAlrionea countr;
 parties that are getting all too few now
 adays, was tue call for friends, nefghboF g and relatives to assemble last Tuesda, :. evening at the nome of ". c. Terry I T 1 the sout; part Of the town. II Mir. and Mrs. Terry had been marie I sixteen years on that date. Sixtee ! years ago MT Terry married Miss Emm I l Palmer on her birthday, so the dual eel duration made the occasion ail the n1ef iirfer. There were no excuses offered t the invitation, as was evidenced by tn I large company that assembled to join i | the festivities The guests numbered z ! 1 neighborhood, as well as from Nerwicl 1 Canterbury, Preston, JeWett City. Lii si bon, Veluntown and Glasgo.
 .d Everybody was in a joyful mood an 1 the farm house fairly shook with tt . shouts of joy and merry laughter. ri 3 gfeaEeStsof all the afnHsensents was tt joining of the whole company in p1axir I ] Of old time games. Spin the platte f around the chimney, drop the handke 1 chief helped to make those that wel I older feel young again And the young
 guests surely never were happier. R
 treatments were served
 Fl A1r. ana Mrs. F. H.. GlIbert Ass hon Fl after a long hunting trip in the woot k1 of Ontario. During their three wee sA absenee they have been the guests ;
 Joseph La Eonne of Cornwall, Ont, D
 La Bonne was formerly of Jewett Cit
 The hunting party of which MT. Gilbe
 was member bagged during the loI
 hunt 15 fine Canadian deer.
 Mir. Gilbert was favored by hunter
 fortune and one fine buck fell to | k9 rife He might have secured anoth
 but refused to shoot when the deer VI
 sw;umirlg -aeross the lake and had ]
 chance for escape.
 s Their camp was 200 miles west E Montreal. Fred is liable to pass O ! a few roasts as long as his share lasts. I Francis Bugbee has been allowed
 come home after an operation for appe
 dicitis performed at the Backus ho ! l aital
 Mrs, James McCusker gave d. par
 Monday evening in honor os her daug v ter, Helen, on her 12tn birthday.