Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-26
s1ONINCTON

The Stoningtcn Improvement society held it's annual bazaar Thursday after noon on wadawanuck park. and at the home of Mvs. Ira H. Palmer on High
 street. The committees served tea and
 sandwiches to about 150 and $:5 was
 realized at the tea table alone. The li-
 brary hall was used for the cake table and doll exhibit of MrE Gilbert ccClurg.
 Pony riding proved . great attraction
 for the youngsters. The shoot the shute
 and NAune Jermina provided diversion for the children, who tried them. The cake table was in LhaFge of Miss Jennie Trumbuii and Henry R. Palmer, Jr,. had charge of the Kittery and he sold Out all these pets. Mrs. Thofhas ". Cutler haI charge of the flower popcorn and candy booth Hand-painted china were eblna was painted by her mother, Mrs.
 Edwin P. York. Fancy and useful arti- cias usra ln charge of Miss M. B. Trurn-
 bull. booths and puzzles were sold by Mss Lizsie NJ. Trumbaii assisted by Miss l.. H. Hakee and Mrs, Stiles T. l Stahton. Mrs. J. Benjamin Brown and | hSr assistants seld about 800 sandwiches l enl pitIte1 about 100 cups Of tea. Ice l crtaia was also sold at her table. The l cur 0 cxiiipit held at Mrs. Palmer's home 1 N Hs tine best ever shown here; handsome I pieces of brie-a-brac, rare old combs, old books, jeweiry, snuh boxes. fans, nina, I lures were among the collection. The I house was filled with visitors to see ths l exhibit and large sum was made fol the association.
 Il Wednesday evening at the Graham
 home on Elm street there was happy
 family gathering when CarlisS Graham celebrated his first birthday. FourteeI sat down to 6 turkey dinner. Music vai enjoyed later.
 Mfr, and Mrs. Gideon Chesebro wer
 rendered areception at their home ol ; Water street Wednesday evening.
 The choir of the First Baptist churcl were entertained Thursday evening at tn I home of Representative and Mrs \ ,l Moves at HafEorside. Miss Helen Ho r bart, former organist of the church
 1 was presented sn electric nat in antici |; patton of her coSiing marriage which i
 to take place in O.tober with Howar !, Merton Clarke. of Spencer, Mass, form erly of Stonington.
 The member; of James ". Harye post, A. L., plan g clanibake at Warp , fiassu Point, Sunday.
 Prof. Frederick Parsons of BaRso, Maine Theological Seminary will preac 2 at the second Congregational church o Sunday in the absence of the pasto 7 Eugene B. Seamen of Mystic will sin ! a solo at the morning service. sps = ciaH offering for the State and Count y Sunday School association will be take ! at the church school at noon. ' Rev. H. B. Sloat of Hartford. is ! ! preach at the First Baptist church, Sur ' day
 Thursday afternoon Mrs. Charles ] 5 Potter entertained at whist sA her hon 2 on Water strefA Mrs. Harry sutciifi Of Pawcatuck was among those prel | ent.
 Mrs Nathan James is visiting Nil $ Smiley of Providence,
 D Mir. and Mrs. Edward J. Simmons '- are. entertaining Mir. and Mrs. A. s Sinamonsor and Garrett Hartman T Freehold N J.. Mrs. Simonaonson e Spring Lake, \. J.. and Miss Jesi
 Simmonson of Pittsburgh.
 e F. D. Burteh has returned from Bo IS ton.
 2. Mrs. Robert Shackley has retuFn' ,0 from the hospital at New London ar Is Mrs. Robert Mccaffery has gone to Il 1t hospital for minor operation. d Miss Sarah Sheffield, who is in La' er renee hospital Is improving. Miss She If fcid fractured her him while she VI le having branch removed from . tr To 1 at her home.