Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-19
WINDHAM

The attendance at the January meeting
OF the Parent-Teachers association was
not as large as usual owing to weather
conditions and illness, but there were Il !
present. The president, Mrs. John Pot /
ter, was in charge Of the meeting. In |
the absence of the secretary. her report |
was read by Miss Florence TrueN. The /
treasurers report was given by Mrs. w. |
S. 1Chappell Mrs. F. w. Barber and |
Mrs A. w. Clifford spoke for the pro- |
gram committee. The matter Of serving
cocoa to the children Who bring their
lunches was discussed. This was cone
last year with the use Of borrowed uten-
sis at the small charge of two cents per
child, but owing to the lack OF equipment
It has not been done this year. 1t was
voted to purchase the necessary utensils
and Miss Branch was chosen to attend to
the matter. It was expected that Miss
Albertine Of the state child welfare board
would give an address, but she was called
to New Haven, and will give a talk here
later in the spring. Mrs. Gladys Sonaich-
sen read one Of o. Henrys stories enti-
! tied Jeff Peters as a Personal Magnet
/ and gave a Sis Hopkins sketch in cos
! tune; both were greatly enjoyed. Sand
4 witches. tea. cake and sailed almonds
; were served by Mrs. John Webster Mrs.
/ Mason Bates, Mrs. Victoria Denault and
! Mrs. Edward Bailey.
| At the c. z. meeting Sunday evening
led by Mrs r. T. Bixby there was sing
ing by duartotte, Mrs. H. f. Wood
Miss julia Guild, Harold Brewer and
/ Eden Cook, with SOLO by Mrs. Wood. The
4! leader for next Sunday is H. C. Lathrop.
Topic, Do Christian Principles Apply to
Buying and Selling?
Mrs. H G. Lathrop and Miss Dorothy
Brown attended the executive committee
meeting Of the ". H. NJ. U. in Hartford
Monday.
The Misses johnson entertained the
Auction Bridge club Monday evening.
Mrs. Ada Larrabee viii be the hostess
next week.
/ Miss Clara johnson entertained the
Woman's Missionary society Wednesday
Miss Grace Bates, Miss Bingham and
Mrs. E. K. Le1ngwell are Planning tc
/ attend the library meeting in Norwich
Friday.
When Windham branch of the Con
j necticut League Of Woman Voters meets
! at che home of Miss Bingham today
Thursday at 2,30 =. III, Mrs Kitchen
: state citizenship director, will give an ad.
. dress.
Miss Loretta Curran and Miss Gertrude
Hughes, teachers in the grammar school
? who have been coming from WiIlimantit
Q each day, are row boarding at Mrs
: 0SIdutt ..
. The unusual combination of full moor
: and fine coasting made lions Hill a busy
D place for a few nights. Friday nigh
while the young people wee enjoyinf
the coasting some Of their elders fire(
: Mr.. Subisky to take them for sleigh
= ride Those in the party were Miss Bing
| nam, Misses Clara and Sarah johnson
j Miss Grace Bates, Mrs. F. E. Guild Ms
8 IGlizabetk Clark. Miss Emma Neale, Mrs
: Ada Larrabee, Mrs H. c. La4throp, Mrs
d a. ". Clifford and Miss Gertrude Arnold
: Miss Julia Raymold is visiting rela
lives in Brooklyn, n. Y.
e In the absence OF the rector, W. O
n Brooks, assistant principal Of the higl
: school, will be in charge of the service
ct St. PauIs next Sunday.
Q The Rockville Willirnantic Light com
{ pany is extending its line up Mort
d street as far as Rev. w NJ. Browns. 4
2 Z. Harvey and Kingsley Brown ar
: sharing the expense. as the company di
T not care to make an outlay Of over $40
at this time. Other residents Of that sec
I ton will join later.
> a. E. Harvey is planning to erect
IS building north Of his residence to be use
by him as store
/ The Larrabees and the Glids had thei
r weekly auction bridge game at the Guild
i Monday evening.