Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-25
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by the Boy Scouts. Scoutmaster Philip Peterson in charge The dies Aid con- ducted both the far LoOth and the housekeeping booth. ing hard for the success Of these departments. Mrs. William E. Wilson was In charge of the fine display Of fancy work and Mrs. Her bert Gallup took charge of the house- keeping booth. The women Of the Friendly Helpers had a remembrance booth. the work of which consisted of writ ng letters 10 abseui members and friends for gifts for repasring the church. and this booth was successful under the direction of Mira Arthur H. Nsthewson- The Ladies' Bible class managed food booth which was a great convenience. and this work was under the direction of Mrs. Henry Dorrence- The young women of the O. J. had the candy booth and did splendid work. Miss Dorothy Filling hast was the chairman of the committee The Sunday school operated a grab bag in the form Of an old oaken bucket, and under the direction or C. L. Butler coi- lected and disposed of about 100 arti- cles. The Camp Fire Girls had an at- traciive doll booth and managed it under the direction of their guardian. Mn Henry W. Foutaine. The men of the Lincoln club conducted an agricultural booth In which a great variety of pro l duce, tools and other practical articles were sold. Harold Lewis president of l the club. was in charge The young men ! handled the Ice cream and punch and T their booth was in charge Of Edward King and their teacher. Ray ". Greene The night lunch was run by the men of Dr. Wilson's Bible class and was h charge of William E. Barstow. There was also booth which exhibited and sold tba f1p h-
 cut Sheen Breeders association. and this
 was under the direction of Henry Dor renee.
 The SUGGEST Of the bazaar was appar-
 ent at once for the receipts of the hrsf night wnce over S1.nnn. The total re- ceipts are over s2.500. The amount cleared is not yet determined. but the ex- ipeases are cornDarativeiy light and there wiz be large sum to turn over to the work of church repairs which are noa
 going on
 The hoo'hs Of the bazaar were vpry at- itractivelv decorated by the committee on
 decorations. mountain laurel and winter ! berries being used for the general scheme. Excellent entertainment was furnished each evening under the super- vision Of the entertainment committee. and was as follows: The first night the
 Leach orchestra Of Wauregan. the second
 evening Mrs. Robert R. West soloist | and duets hv Mrs. Myrton Phillips and
 Mrs. Fred c 'Thert of Jewett City; on the
 third -:Tft there were readings by Mrs Myra Frink of Brooklyn. and the last l evening there were solos by James Royle violin solos by William Krauss. and q
 comic sketch by John ". Lees and Haru , AirsEorth.
 The attendance at the bazaar was ver- |, large more than thousand being pres } ent during the week The transpo-atios
 committee worked lard to assist th. . workers and many others to get bsci and forth The spScit Of cooperation was snlendid. an entire parish workin: faithfully and giving lfberally; also man,
 others in the community and outside th
 town contributed generously to the sue
 cess of the bazaar. which was an even
 long to be remembered r The Lincoln clul. will hold It's annuz meeting Tuesday evening in the parlor . of the Community house.
 Robert R West is in town ureparfr
 to move his family 10 Rockhill, 8. c.