Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-23
WINDHAM

The Ladies Aid society Of the Congre-
gationai church served st. Patriel's
| day supper in the chapel Friday evening
in charge of Mrs. Alfred E. Harvey, as
sisted by Mrs. Edward Billings. Mrs
Donald Macdonald Mrs John Webster;
Mrs II. f. Robinson and Miss Emma
Larrabee The walters included Misses
Charlotte Lathrop Annie Trigger, Mar
guerite Cook. Julia Guild. Inez Hopkins
| and Poly Bixby, with Eden, Cook and
Carl Josephson. Green ties were worn.
The tables were attractive with daffodiIs,
green candles and place cards of quaint
! figures gowned in green and white. Green
candies were at zach plate. The paper
napkins bore timely designs Following
! the supper, an: excellent program was
given which included piano solos by Miss
Dorothy Brown. vocal solos by Mrs.
Robert G. Remington Of Willimantie.
| whose rich contralto voice was heard
here for the first time, and with much
| pleasure: recitation by Polly Bixby and
tenor solos ly Rev. A. W. Clifford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jehn T. Woods are in
! town for q few days TO partly settle Their
new home. the former Campbell home. on
North street. Their furniture arrived
i Monday. While in town Mr. and Mrs.
| Woods are guests of the Misses johnson.
| Miss Mary D. Little and Mrs. Z. T..
| Pegrum who have been boarding in VIII
| lmantic for six weeks, have returned
I home.
Sixteen We're present at the meeting of
! the WonaIls Missionary society held
: with Mrs, F. E. Guild. T,ke monthly
bulletin oS~fhe W II. NJ. U. was read
| The eh1I4er from The Kingdom and tie
| Nations was given by Mrs. A. w. Cliff
| ford. The usual sewing was done. It
was voted TO keep DR.. Guild supplied
| with a. Iayette to be used for his patients
! when necessary. a a9eciai offering for
| the Near East amounted TO SIS. Tea
| was served.
The Congregational church was filled
| Seiaday afternoon with relatives and
| friends who attended the funeral OF Mrs.
| Je'ln p. Becllwftfl. Rev. A W. Clifford
| o1iciated and hymns were sung by the
| church nuartette. The bearers were W,
\ T. and H. S. Maine and Morgan and. Fred
/ Brewer Mrs Beckwith was a loyal
member of the Congregational church
! and as long as her health permitted 1t
was her greatest joy to attend its SER
! vices She was a member of the Wom-
| ans Missionary society. the Woman S
[ BIBLE class in the Sunday school and the
| Ladies' Aid society, and was an honor
! airy member of the c. e. society
| Repairs are being made on a. number
! Of buildings this spring. Among those
receiving attention are Johnson & Pot
| ter's store, Mrs. c. II. Utley's barn and
| the store of the late w. C. Woodwork
| Work is progressing rapidly on Harvey
| & Keeney's new store and lumber is be-
| ing drawn for the new schoeiheuse:
At the c. E. meeting Sunday evening
led by Mrs. A. ". Clifford. solo was
sung by Mrs George Potter, accompanied
I by Mrs. John Potter. The meeting mex
Sunday will be led by Mrs. r. T. Pegrum
n u
ing part of the winter with her son il
Oak Park. Ill. leaves for the east thi!
week. stopping at Riehfield Springs ant
Brooklyn. n, Y. arriving at home abou
May 1st
Mrs James Johnson of Scotland was
recent guest of the Misses Johnson.
The Center district meeting will b.
held in the schoolhouse Saturday even
ing at 7,3o.
Social and church activities in tow
this week include the Monday Evening
auction club at Mrs E. K. Leffingwell's
choir rehearsal of Easter music at tn
parsonage Monday evening, play for tn
| benefit of the Near East relief in tn
chapel Wednesday evening. midwee1
prayer meeting Thursday evening, meet
ing of.the League of Women Voters il
the scioolhouse Friday afternoon, movie
in the Congregational church Frida-
evening.
Mrs E. j. Stalker has returned afte
several months visit in New York an
vicinity.
The grammar school closes Friday &c
: q week vacation.
Miss Helen Hopkins of Berlin was {
home over Sunday.
John BeGkwith has to vaeate the La
rabee house April LIST, as Adam Lara
bee is to employ a farmer who will o,
! cupy the house.
Hartford.-An estate appraised at 81
050, 46S.52 was left by Charles Sob
cigar manufacturer. Of Hartford. aeeor