Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-14
JEWETT CITY

The World Wide Guild girls of ths Baptist church. Mrs. A. M Brown. lead CT, conducted a cafeteria supper in the vestry Thursday evening. The menu in cluded baked beans American chcp suey, pickles, potato salad. rolls, sponge cake with chocolate sauce and whipped cream. 1slly and cream and coffee. The girls served ths supper and Mrs. Brown was assisted by Mrs. Francis Campbell and Mrs. John Harris. The members present ed 3 play Wait 3 Minute. most accept ably. The characters were: Christina Lulu Larkin, Mother Esther Frink The l Voice of the Clock, Evelyn Gardner; Child, Mildred Gilbert Alaska boy. VII liam Brewster; Indian boy, Clarence Sweet Chinese girl. Georgia Campbell college girl, Ruth Davis immigrant wo- man, Margaret Tyndan immigrant wo- mans daughter Rose Crumb elderly Hindu woman, Ruth Bliven Bible wo- man, Helen Babcock; young Hindu wo- man, Elizabeth Willis Mexican woman. Agnes Franklin trained nurse, Alice Gilbert
 The story of the play was a telling missionary lesson.
 The '. ?. 5. (. F. flower committee 1 of the Congregational church held an Easter sale and entertainment in the tvestry Wednesday evening. The Easter novelties made by Miss AI. 4. Burdiclz and Mrs. Anna. Cummings were very in genious and attractive. Homemade can dy was sold by Miss Bessie Thompson. Easter lilies daffodils. primroses, lya- lcinths, cinnerarias begonias, crimson rambler roses, genestas and ferns from Writings greenhouses were sold by Mrs William McNicoI and Miss Isabel Mar shall. Cake and ice cream were sold by Misses Anna Littlefield, Ruth Miner and Flora Llttlefsld. Miss Sadie Thompson arranged an entertaining programme in cluding humorous readings by Ethe Fiske. Miss Burdick and Mrs. E. H His cox a violin solo by Charles Parkhurst l vocal solo by EtheIle Parlhurst. and a duet by Doris Johnson and Ethele Park hurst and "ye old fashioned song by ye old familiar voices.' Ethel Thompson and Vera AIcBrooue were the accompan. iste. In an Easter egg hunt in charge of Ethel Thompson, the prize, a big bun. ny. went to EthelIe Parllhurst. 1Iis; BUrdicl1 was in charge, assisted by the girls of the society.
 \ stereoptieon lecture on The Coral Is. lands of the Pacific with seventy views was given by the Congregational Mis- sionary society in the Vestry Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Brown of Atlanta Georgia. sent a gift to the society. part 1 Bradford Ricketts of Greeneville oper- ated the stereopticon. and the lecture wa, given by Mrs. r. E. Robinson and Mrs E. IL Hiscox. Members of Newent SO ciety were present. Tea and waters were served by Misses Marian Roblnson ana Helen Hull
 Mrs. N. J. Babcock reports the frs dandelbon in bloom for several days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Holbrook. o HoLbrook, Mass. have been visiting Mrs ! ". c. Duce. Mrs Duce goes to Hol brook with them today 6FriGay) to spanc the summer Ir and Mrs. Holbrook ar' on their way home from Florida
 Nra. Abbis Eice. 5. wife of q He-bst- Rtoe of Toluntorn died at Backus hospt tai. Thur5day. She is survived by he husband and six children three havin. died These living are Mrs. T. r Hoo yer, Mrs. Louis Richards. Mrs lame
 Harrington. Henry and Leroy Rice. 0 Veluntown, and Adelbert Rice, Of Cen traI Village.