Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-18

Stella Kamienski. Sophie Konn. Christine Madison, Sophie Rotzka, Carol Williams Mary Wisneski, Alfred Dufour, Theodore Dutrumble, Howard Packer.
 Grade l, Mrs. Hyde. teacher: Franklin Brooks, Herbert Bradford, Robert Bux- ton, John Chalieto, Arthur Dumais, How ard Eggleston Truman Reyes, Gustef Miiefski, Nicholas Malinoslzi. John Skull szyk, Roger Young John Kotula, Annie Doroshevich, Elinor Eggleston, Helen
 Ma-ifski.
 There were s4 pupils perfect in at- | tendance at the Palmer Memorial school
 for the month of November as follows: Kindergart teIl, Mrs. John Watt, teacher
 Annie Budner, Evelyn Chapel, Florence Hordynski. Annie Mcccsa. Alice Sawyer. Gladys Sakovich. Sophie SroQska, Blanche
 Titisky. Beatrice Sharp Mike Coleda, | Henry Kornosewicz, Vincent LaGramme, i Nick Macarbull Mike Pecarifc, Stanley Vronowski.
 Grades and 3. Mrs. F. Edmund Rog- i CTS, teacher: Theodore Allen. Steven Eu6ner. Ernest Chapel, Stephen -LSaVa.lie ! ArthE LaValie. Richard ShafeE. Sey- mour Smitf!ine, Rudolph Wendt, Harry : Wenze1, Fannie Awezec. Grace Everett Lena Hordensky, Annie Molboski. Pauline
 Stankowicll. Josephine Stepanick, Heller
 litisky.
 l Grades and Miss Bernadetta Null len. teacher: Marguerite Bergman, Pa.
 tricia Sweeney. Eleanor Cough. Dora i DohtiIle, Anna Wickowsky, Marion Kolb. Edna Paton. Sophie kornosewicz : Mary Eusatania, Joseph LaVallie NJ. .kt
 Stankowich Alfred Vronowsky. Kenneth
 Gren, Joseph Stepanick, Edward Kor
 nosewicz, Alfred Allen, Lawrence
 Church. Edward Browne, William Dan iels, Warren Bogue.
 Grades and 6. Miss Charlotte Hunt ! teacher: Donald Chapel, Einar Johnson
 Reidar Johnson, Oscar PevneC, William Rice. Clinton Sharp Joseph Smithline William Wylie, Frank Titisky, Gertrud' Allen, Bertha Barre, Ruth Blafsdell, Lii
 lian Florman, Leona, Gero, Mamie kor nosewicz. Fannie Kostecka, Sophie Pecar fife, Pauline stepanick. Julia Sweeney Violet West, Gladys Wiekowsky, Ruti Shafer, Hazel Daniels.
 Grades and 8, Mrs. Annie L. Gavitt teacher: John Jacobs. Henry Lesn.ak William Linda, James McFarlane, Waite
 Titisky, Ethe Wylie. Elizabeth Sweeney Mabel sokiR. Mary Malochiodi. Mildre, Kornosewicz. Helen Johnson, EveIyl
 Florman.
 l The ladies of the UncasvilIe Methods
 church held a very successful fair, sal
 and supper on the afternoons and even
 ipgs of Dec. 6 and [. There were mum
 ber of booths attI,actively trimmed an in charge of the following: Ice crear
 booth, trimmed in yellow and white, i charge of AIcs. Andrew Johnson, Mrs
 Wallace Potter; Handkerchief booth, blu ard white Mrs. Robert Chapel, Mrs. Os earChurch; grab bag, a half barrel trim
 med in green, Mrs. J. Y. Miller, MT: Charles Carlson; fancy work booth1r re and white. Mrs. R. H. MeIcer, Mrs. A. V Avery apron booth red, white and blu Mrs. Reuben Boles, Mrs John Botham vegetable booth green and orange, MT |, Charles Bartlett. Mrs. Mary ChapiISl cake table, green and white, Mf's., Geore Dart, Mrs. Albert Kellokk candy tabI purple and white Mrs. William Spier Mrs Merritt Tooker. The supper comni tee, which served an excellent oyster an baked bean supper, was Mrs. Burke Hev it, Mrs. Charles Hope, Mrs. EdwaI Hermanson, Mrs. Engfer, Mrs. Earl How ' Mrs H. c. Dart, Mrs. Charles Hurbu Those in charge of the supper tables wel Mrs Loughman, Miss Gesner, Mrs How The reception committee was Mrs. Ricl ard Johnson Mrs. French. Committee ( 2 decorations was Mrs. A. B. Newton. MT ] L. G. Newton. A large number of bal ;, | ners were used in the decorations als U Frank Browning presented the ladi . 2 with large amount of fine winesap a T pies for the sale, which were greatly a 7 preciated. The ladies are pleased wi :. the results, as the affair netted ov $200.
 ]; The Christmas concert of the Uni' Baptist Sunday school will be held . Friday evening, Dec g.
 The union service held at the Moheg; Congregational church on Sunday evnil 2 had a large representation from this V ' lage as well as from Montville Cent :. and Uncasville. The collection talk Y was given to the New London COun :. Sunday School association. n Albert Rosenlund Is confined to i home with severe cold.
 Miss Stearns of New York, return e missionary. is spending some time at t : home of. Rev. and Mrs. John H. Stearr i MT. and Mrs. Frank Everett ha h moved to the Chapman tenement. forme |. ly owned by F. E. Austin
 a Miss Geneva Smith was . caller e Norwich on Tuesday.
 3 Mrs. Sunk has moved into the teneme ;. recently occupied by Gilbert BunneI al
 family ,a--- l.. .. .........., ..- ;. The fair and gale given by the ladi
 of the MontEille Center Congregation
 church and; the excellent clam chowd !. supper served; by the men on Wednesd :! evening at the chapel with a. good atten
 anee was. a, very successful. affair. T = entertainment given By Professor Ba ., field, magician, was especially good, a