Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-09
WINDHAM

The celebration of the holy communion !
was observed at the Congregational
church Sunday morning. I. H Johnson
assisted in serving in the absence Of Dea-
con George \. Cook. The c. E. meeting
was led by Marguerite Cook. In the
Garden was sung by Mrs. A. E. Harvey
and Rev A ". Clifford. Miss Gertrude
Arnold was pianist
Windham experienced all kinds Of
weather Sunday. Services were held in
both churches but the attendance was
small. Sunday school was omitted at
St. PauI's.
The Monday Auction club met with
Miss Dorothy Brown
Miss Sarah Johnson has returned from
a visit in New York and New Haven.
The L. A S. held the first Of its bean
slmpars this season Friday evening III
charge of Mrs F. E. Guild who was as
sisted by Mrs 5. c. Higbee, Mrs. James
Lathrop. Mrs Charles Larrsbee. Mrs.
Ada. Larrabee Mrs. H. F. Wood and
Miss Gertrude Arnold. Paul Hopkins
was cashier, and Mrs. Paul HopkinE,
Julia Guild, Harold Brewer and Car
Josephson assisted in serving. The pro-
ceeds amounted to about $25. The next
supper Will be in charge Of Mrs. Alfred
E. H. Avery.
The offering at the communion service
at the Congregational church Sunday
was sent to the Russian relief fund.
The March meeting OF the Parent
Teachers association, postponed from
last week because Of the storm, will be
held in the schooEhouse Thursday at 3
D. m An attractive program has been
arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cook were in
- - 4 ta N1ss-a
Of a cousin.
Mr.. Cook slipped on the ice last week
and sprained hts ankle badly. 1t Is
slightly improved
Mrs. Annie Woodward Jacobs fell on
the ice recently and broke bone IN ner
foot.
Holy communion VIII be celebrated at
St. PauIs Saturday at 10 a. m
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Weldon have been
i'll with grip.
The c. z. society plans a community
shamrock social in the chapel Friday
evening at 7.4s.
Miss Louise Adams, who teaehes In
Manchester, Is at home for a week vaca-
| ton.
Mrs. John Reckwith. who has been III
with complication Of diseases. is now
| in St Joseph's hospital suffering from
| bronchitis.
Ralph Eaton has returned from a
visit in Vermont and Worcester.
| Miss Emily Lyman was able to be at
church Sunday for the first time In sew
era1 months.
Work was started Monday on 8
building adjacent to the home Of Mr.
and Mrs A E. Harvey on North street
to be used as a store C. A Keeney. who
has been the sexton Of the Congregation.
al church. ianitor Of the public library
| and caretaker Of several private resi-
dences. has resigned and April LIST VII
enter into partnership with Mr.. Harvey
in business
Work will be started on the new
schoolhouse on North street as soon Al
| possible. It is expected that the build
ing will be ready for the fall term o.
school. Business is booming ON Nortl
street this spring.
Miss Bingham and Miss Clara johnson
were in Franklin Saturday to attend tn
funeral Of Miss Johnson's uncle, William
Smith.
An artesian well is being drilled on thu
premises at Mrs. W. P. Huxferd's.
Mrs Ann Towne has returned after
stay of several months in Hartford.
Miss Helen Hopkins Of Berlin spen
the week end at her home here.
The flowers in the Conversations
church Sunday were given in memor.
Of Miss Mary Patton by her sisters
Mrs. Guihord Smith and Mrs. Waite
Able.
Miss Anna Fogarty, who has been a