Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
LONG LIVE THE SOCIAL CORNER.

Dear Friends of the Social Corner:
Nice to see your flag and my flag in the
left hand corner Of the page that so in
terests US. 1 appreciate the rfece be-
meath the flag regarding our twelfth an
adversary. I had no idea it had existed
as long in our city and wonder why
did not Join before. I'll add Long live
the Social Corner and the editor. too.
March brought many past memories
to my mind, being my eldest sons birth
cav and he so far away. I decided to
push these Thoughts Of other days one
side and prepare to make a Tyler pie
for the anniversary. I put the needed
articles together and into the oven but
the oven was too hot. You sisters know
there IS as much in baking as in max
ing and it did not look to suit CretIa-
My mind was. strictly Speaking. not on
my business. You know they say why
some pecr1le don't mind their business
is because those that have mind have
no business and those that have a busi-
ness have no mind. Things seemed to
60 wrong and the thought flashed
across my rnind-isn't it right for ms
to go to Franklin hail? decided the
question by making lemon pie and 1t
came out OF the oven better looking
than the other one. Time was gettins
short and I set It outside to cool while
| did other things. looked to see Il
| there was anything to modest pie No. 2
as when Mr. P. was with US we sent a
card to a cousin at Lenn7rd's Bridge
| that we were going to visit them for the
dav. She aid not get the card and was
changing feathers from one tick to an
other. She immediately put be- fancy
| work one side and in due TIM t*san
prenarations for ednuer. She was d ana
| cook and had plenty Of everything
usually. but this time thoughf she must
make an srcole. ria for dinner while her
| daughter entertained US W!i>n the Die
| was finished to brown she set it ont
| side to cool until needed. and when sh3
| went for It can you horsekeepers in1ag-
| inc her feelings to ind the r@e deyour-
| ed bv chicken! She su-nosAd all were
behind the wire but You who keen tbs
feathered tribe know thevA squeeze
through knothois. I've kec-t them and
know whereof I soeak or write. Well.
| nv pie went Through tbs cooking opera
ton successfully. / carried It to the
| hall and found the empty plate after
dinner hne dinner too and ahund-
ant
Met several Norwich ladies and one
from Groom who knew some Of oll
relatives there. How rice to hear &c
direct from dear Saendsi
/ had heard Miss Paton's sonSs which
were hne and wel received. WHY
shouldn't she sing? Her father and
mother sing and I've seen her mother
dance-also her grandfather in ths
same han we were In Wednesday.
heard the dirge to the clam the re.
sponse Of wh4csl by the dp1efui tons
sent the shivers no your spinal column
Next a reading, Powdering Her Nose
| They were to have tableaux but one
dear to me came in frst. As sat fac
4 ing the door all at once 20 fJT1eYrAcfed.
". I saw my home son standing ID
The doorway and beside him his elder
brother from Rochester. waved tn;
Yellow raper hsnnened to have In my
hand in recognition and at the SAM
time left the hahi and went home
asked teo you know today Is youi
birthday" He said aYesr 1t Away,
means so mlrsh to mother He wa.
/ going to birmingham for the company