Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-08
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W1NDHAM

Invitations were Epi about tive weeks ago. ro the ConrrtzstjeoaI churches in Andover, rsnanlin. coluua. bia, Lebanon. Liberty fiji, Hau1pton, Aan4helo Center. North Windh.r, South Windhan, Storrs. South Coyen. try. Scotland and wyllimant,c in attend missionary institute here on the af. ternoon and evening Of Nov. l. Each church was asked to send a deleeats and as many of its members as possi- 5le. Of the lS churches invited onf5 live were represented by about a doZer persons these being Andoyer. Chaol.n1 Lebanon south Coventry and soptI Windham. The institute vas one oi about IS which are being held in differ. ent sections Of the state by the na. tional commission and was ID eharke of Rev. Hr. Meade of Darieu. A6drkan.s were given in the afternoon bv Rev. {. V. Bliss Of Boston on Inc Ane-iez5 Missionary Association and by Pres.s dent Holmes of TouEaloo college. TouE. aloo; Miss
 The stereopticon feetu,. in tho even. ing on Africa The S1nShine Continent. by Rev. F. R. bunker Of Wilton. vz- one of the best ever Eir.n here. Th< slides were made from photographs talk en by MT. Bunker and he told Of h,s a = rica in a very interesting way. HhS churches invited had osen asked eo.ustj- fy the Windham church as 10 the bur,- Der planning to attend that plAastSr the supper to be served might he nlaAe. but as this request was not complied win food for lfo persons vas provided anS a fine supper of meat lozf. bezns, ..- | calloped potatoes, rolls. cake and eof. fee was. served to about SO
 The Woman's Missionary Sorsety meets with Mrs. A V. Clinord a, the parsonage "Wednesday.
 | About 70 persons enSoyed the Ger roast" given by the C 2. society m ,hf Keeney lot last Friday s~.nlnx.
 The auction bridse club met v-kh Misf Gertrude Arnold last week. Mfss ps~. othy Brown is the hostess this weeI
 Monday evening there was rseubl.- | can rally in the chapel. The sneaker. included Sheriff C. A. Gates, Judr, ct, to Robinson and Mrs. Dawson of WE, limantic.
 Dr. and Mrs. P. E. GuAd .nte+ai.-d the members of the willimantic Me6 cal society last Wednesday evening.
 The local patrol of the Girl Socuu is rehearsing for a play to be Ei~en rex1 weak.
 The Parents feaekrrp Aa.-ka-- held its Sn1eeting in the schooJhonse os- Thursday with an atsenAznee Of about
 a5. Five new members have bsea add
 ed this fall The program innflrdss
 songs and a Halloween play by Snr,
 of the school children. Fr1t salad, saL
 tines, cake and tea were served. th.
 teachers being the hostesses for the at
 tsrnoon- The meeting was m eharre O
 Mrs Gladys Sonniehsen, the p-eGdnt : At a meeting of the local Red Cros
 Auxiliary it was voted to give the trnd
 in the treasury. about $500, to the VII limantic Visiting Nurses assoc4atSoi provided 1t could be vsed for town puY
 poses.
 Miss Marion PutteF entertained ab-u
 90 of her friends on her Fist birthdz. l, on Halloween. VariO1s stunts wer
 tired and a realistic witch told foreuAa
 Refreshments were served. Miss Potte
 received many gttts including ;1s.5o i money. Guests were present tru
 windham and w1limantSe
 Miss Emily Lyman leaves on Sasul day to spend several weeks with he niece, Mrs. Harold sheIlington of Phi g adeiphi2-
 e Miss Julia Burnham. who has bee spending a month in Chicago and Fos
 du-lac, Wis. returns this week. l. Mrs. I. ". MaoLean is entertanin d her sister-in-lav, Mrs. Fred Warner.