Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 15, 1919, Page 10

NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, Y ORNER Depariment SOON BECOMES I‘!AC\ G':x G AGO. Dear Socizl Corner {1 wish to thank the one i | I thank him or her for ruary. weather ROLL OF HONOR 1 her glum mood for | \Viscons Sons of Social Corner Write in was pouring Walter F. Mcoran eemed to shine, her Eugene Campbell s to prove, as the wise | Warm. Th fhas or aches | bare-heade one that he birthdays | o > has peen re- | dow has had another year ds, a box of | been and other ard from Club No. 1 and to be surpri those s which are| that evening unforgetable. nds ¢ ant ont us with. all of the writers | the of his constant | re and pleasure, - birthdays WHICH SHOULD BE RE-| MEMBERED. re served with re r some slice it | le ihin \\mt r aml] oot placed easpoon: n for serve | Add three N what| Tay stacks birthdays | ¢ how ther | “ttle | from | sur- | esents | "FRU‘"' l-"XVLS” P-n nght pas im- L car After , but CALLING N Do you| The 11 What 0 te1l how injured more A Popuiar Way. he meanest ways to spend | Piac to bother a friend |ing ¢fsh and cove afternoon off s busy.—Toledo Blade able to gut up any ice, the place they' b very high 5 to haul 11 probably have pleasant, sunny usually come in S thirteenth of Iebruary w re W and chi ldren play ¢ | nnnecessar: it 1 1 fourteenth ok tha west ever ew, ra From two to three fee: of s e level had fallen ad prcked it s0 hard th: only a nick 4 break it. CIAL CORNER WR,TERS Al east and west roads were filled to the tops of the fences, and the snow could not vel wns « hoveled or plot fences cugh fields Social |and gaade; were re- ported in A 3 One path-tic < the death y alof fourteen <chonl children, ho had | to a snelling schoo! in th district, They were 1 in tom of the gon, under the excapt the oldest hoy, who stocd be- side the oxen, who wer fro d when | Standing up. In a large vi graded ze, a toa )1 went &) and staid Good | clock. He was found the next day, | standing with one hand ca the : breeze | Standing with one hand cn the of his own heme was cold, with good sleighing, un- week in Anr a snow 1 in sh: s was well advanced e who | me WhO | ot gesnair of havinz his | Dear Bob White: Wh ession that we vou of the east ¥ Since three days of snow fla 1 t not more thr al? ol ) to read conntry without west was ‘he same, covered with grov and is light swe a not are eve now. yver., fight. NORTH are | wouid T ing. Like everythir onnected wit and | A cup of gr ed sugar a We { til like syruw: drop in in | squa T call my e e the THOUGHTS FROM GREAT- How.| GRANDMA. te_enough e s v and prep zs were disl All being ready and the Doxology: "Pr: 1 Dlessings Flow. knowin one left w § home and { happie | | | |To USE THE SMALL POTATO al Cornerites: The ation we ha B n,h led to many ) rath L one of which f way to serve the amount necde kins on and when they throug shed potatoes. | cheap and save you mur The smail o fry untii them out they when the the u in a pie ¢ vellow friel with a 1 tity of moist cheese passed through A WINTER LIKE THIS 5i YEARS |the potato ricer. Sprinkle with ca- venne—hot looking, but far from it— and when everything is sizzling hap- Jisters: First, send to the table in the same ) sent me retty calendar. 1 ¢id not see any name on the package. but hope the sender will see this. and know that SPRING CLEANING. sters of The Corner: Febru- 5th was an unusually fine winter which accounted for the goodly gathered at the meeting of We were especially glad i Wildflower, Crimson | Rambler, Golden Glow, Olga, B. B. and idy Addley with us. 1 thank you for the be pléased to We have already passed into Feb- and_still have no unpleasant The feemen have not been nd wood in |7 to l\:\rv‘ “Triplets, pretty pattern. exchange again. Heliotrope: We miss you. These fine eunny days remind me of housecleaning ti submit a few suggestions for saving time, temper and money To clean windows best, piece of chamoi s not a hit of snow. tha streets scemed to be use a small with warm water and have another piece of chamois in clear water to wipe over with, wring= ing quite dry. To wash painted walls, use four ta- blespoons of ammoni ter, or seven tablespoons to each il, rinsing with clear water, and rub and a furious wind 10’ six quarts of hed . L oushec:| Prevent matting from darkening by his by throwing |\ aching occasionally with salty water. sweeping do not use tea leaves, v well dampened strewn about. laying away scatter bits of amonz the folds of white wax freely white fabrics such as silks, . to prevent from becoming yellow. and mirrors with chamois and gilt frames with water in which onions have been boiled, as it will restore the brightness. Use warm water with a little whit- on the cloth to clean white paint, sing afterward. Sagging seats of caned chairs may quite normal by w: h warm soapy w and turning upside down unt To remove the smell of fresh paint, of cold water in the room, n - in the neighbor's miil ten o'- , we have many more o A few drops of oil of I:vender scat- revent mildew or mould in amp weather. matting or polished floors the hooks in take up the dust better | ve ‘the mat- a bit of wear. new brooms in hot salt water toughens them s closet of | izes to contain pieces of - if made of a piece of the | kind of material that they | A BRIGHT DAY AND A HAPPY | DEPENDABLE R Clam Fritters spoonsful in hot ECONOMICAL HO'\‘I’ WMADE CAN- | ant bake in iron FEBRUARY MEETING OF CLUB NO. 2. Dear Social Corner Friends: Febru- ary 5th was an ldeal winter day for the meeting of Club No. 2 at Bucking- ham Memorial, The early morning was not so promising as we had desired, Dbut by 10 o'clock the sun was shining brighily and the keen bracing air was so invigorating that it seemed too good to stay at home,.and 10 o'clock found us starting for the car station to spend the day at the rooms of Club No. 2, where we felt sure we should meet many Social Corner Sisters whom we should be glad to spend the day with. At Jewett City we were joined by Sally Sycamore, Delilah Deal, Vira and Comfort. Arriving at Buckingham Memorial, we found a goodly number already there, with Scottie, Calla Lily, Nellie Bly and Blossom as busy as bees tak- ing care of the good things as they were brought in, and arranging the long table for the use of the large company expected. ‘We were delighted to ses Married and Happy and Tidy Addly, whom we had missed so much from our gather- ings, and Lucy Acorn and Crimson Rambler, who add so much to the in- terest of the-Social Corner. It was surely a red letter day for Club No. 2. There were about fifty present, who after singing “Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow” par- took of the excellent dinner so at- tractively arranged by Scottie and her willing and efficient helpers. After dinner many willing hands made light work of washing and wip- ing the dishes and returning them to their places. Then what a buzzing there was! Dverybody is always so happy at Club No. 2's meetings. Each seems to try to make everyone else hap so of course *they are happy themselves, and no discords. We were all glad to have Dearie with us once more, and ehe added to the joyfulness of the occasion by her skil- ful playing of the piano. Biossom, ever ready to do all she can for the good of all, added to the musical part of the program, followed by Joan. who played for the light- footed dancers in’ the enjoyment of the Virginia reel. There were readings by Amanda, Delilah Deal, Aunt Mary and recita- tions by ‘irandma H. and Miss Nor- thrup which were much enjoyed. Tak- en all together, it was a most enjoy- able day with not a single thing curring to mar the happiness of any one, only the absence of those whom we should have liked to have had meet with us. T earnestly hoped that Uncle Sam's Davghter would meet with us 50 wi could all get acquainted with her, face to_face. With love and good wishe ocial Corner Friends. AUNT MARY. for all} PARTY. 1 Corner Sisters: Just a bout the February meeting which was held fin Memorial. What a de ghtful day and such a large attend- nce. How fast the Sisters did_ar- rive. ‘We didn't know them They seemed to come from everywhere. 1 think T counted over fift What a beautiful day it was and how glo lxr\( the hurrying time prep long table with the good thin; ught by the Sos C t steamed c d beans and potato salad that ever tas pies and delicate cake. as cial Corner Siste: ve a 'y the So- s can prepare. How and all greatly en- the | the long | Scottie |1ots of why | redded co r kettle and let sitme, {to The Corni in| = the tips | cubful. four i “m:hl fluidounces,, Tt S, then the liquid, e dough should be ] nz board: roll |about such things, quarters of an s let stand for fen| bes HE Bake in hot | DELEOTHY. | Sweet Potato Biscuit—Two cups of soda | & e for parting came cach | tablespoon. hutter; dissolve soda in | t and cut a s to Bulletin for vellow paper. TO REMOVE MILDEW. a sreat sav- sl and to serve. Very nice|in cold water, 1l pottoes and wnother trial 1ot be new to every one, orti1 1epeatin SiLENT PARTNER. bership of over 1,200 nd is put at The total m i | Wifh Bumble Bee as waitress fiying | c | back and forth with never a moment's ellie Bly traveling around | vest > till she was weary. After lunch the s stiyted with came next furnished ations by Music by Daneing we were all pretty me time arrived. id it was the hapy v she had had this winter. with her _Many thanks to the Sisters for the Y‘OI‘ WHITE, LiQuiD MEAS"FEQ r Social Corner Fr'e this unusua ormy month Totlatch: T was certainly glad to sec your letrer in a late paper; also, to hear_from Wildwood. Ma: I witl send in Jiome-made XMince 1M you will try it. | Box: Pleass send in - Apple-Sauce Cake any time. We all want it Sixty One: You ¥ recipe for soon, and are very welcome . Think I “Tew vou. How lonz are you stay- Tidy Aadly some time agc? Liquid Me are subject to irrog e variance - "of the. dtensils in use but the are understood to be in- when the popular names are employed: vicrachm ridrachms; ne-half two fluid uidounces is well to know and understand there ; so much sicknes vishes to all. THE FEEDING OF INFANTS. Dear Social Corner Sisters, Aunt our letter about child man- agement was good. Please write some ncre. T have a dear friend who knows you. Diily Bluster—You hit the nail on {the head about children. Totlatch—Glad to see a letter from vou. Come often. I am muck inter- jested in childrén and would like to hear from other mothers. If we know a good thing pass it #1, it will find its place and help the one God intended it_should. The feeding of baby is importa: The mother should nurse her child if not great care should aken with its artificial food. If | cows’ milk is used Mellen's food will modify the milk and make it more ¢ digested. Keap the Nod on ice, a cool place; clean the botti ard nipple thoroughly. Immediately after cach feeding wash the boifle ard ple in soda water, scrubbing well with a brush. Tt is of much im- rortance to keep the feeding utensils clear. Every mother should have a quiet mind during the nursing, periol. She nuust provide enough nourishment to satisfy the needs of her growirg haby, and at the same time sne must be engaged in bringing her own physical condition back to her usual health and strength—briefly mentioned these are steady nerves, good digestion, plen of rest and sleep, and good exerc One cannot have steady nerves with- out a quiet A@nd. God will mark th Him for help. me ma; a quiet mind W = Tz .l\ It is terrible to see the little ones suffer so, especially when relicf is so near at hand. That angry looking and irritating rash your child has m. relieved almost instantly by applying Resinol Ointment. Eczema, ringworm, and similar skin affections quickly yield to the soothing medication of this famous ointment. Take such ailments in time before they become serious. Resinel Oixtment and Resinel Soep ave sold by v be of my baby a and stopping give vent to a nervous little d the mother of such i At the period of nursing sit t[mul\ somewhe Hydrochloric than those in le more del Before warming When veal la con nd is not desics ; \ln\n and Ju,. te and break ¢ egg ard m Tidy Addly and Married and Happy: | We ad to see you Delight oked for you ote how T fat pieces, rel with salt wnother harrel, three quarts ing in Groton T heard you were there |1 r up an in the brine six n take out, hang up and &= smoke; wrap them in and pack in wood ashes With the best of wishes a tamblerful, | IMMEDIATE ANSWER Dear Sisters Can any of you » Soc What should 1 give him* thing in herbs? And w We live so far from is hard for us to get ther good deal of trouble, Gardner Lake. About thirty near neighbors and city friends of Charles Brow a surprise party at iis home in lin Monday night in hons dominating, and a forty lighted candl ter of attraction. ice cream were served. phone selections piano solos by 2 pleased the guests presented cigars b behalf of the friends assembled, Mrs. M. Gobiel and dau Eva Gobiel and Mrs y and help us to walk in it. Ask re a nothe s acid is. especia more h cold water 1h pie immed : n T n pounds of iently. or eight hams Let ‘them | t d ewsp, will keep | elf are the most important thing in the world to me, | and all the petty trials compared to the health of m: Let the baby be quie ing and trot a ) n keer it up and it will be no_benefit to (€ @i Who has not s.#1 an ini: nothi chi don't rock or It you TIPS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE. zocd water | : when in th 1DF town w v notk The Bullet and prizes were aw eren on Ladd, Myron Ladd, Coughlin and John Waltz. vhist the guests sat at a prettily dec- Max port ih, at the b of ME. Stephen O'Hearn of Franklin, caring Mr: After cal ¢ grapha- Ladd vter, ind chil- t guests WANTED Corner: t to do for trouble ure so {ha that it thout a ‘ ng of Will some cne please send an early v. Shall watch n every MRS. ESTHER B, tendered him rank- I’ oll s for- ed by Mrs, John the rthday cake with s Dbeing the cen- Tancy and d and s Woodruft Mr. Brown Myron was in . cf Bridge- and Mr: say, how is one to have an there is confusion all sides. The answer is simple: By careful restraint show your will- power and say the health and strength | Chivl dren Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA « STEAKS R Sirloin, Round, Porterhouse Butter Butter Butter Some of That Fresh Mohican Creamery JUMBO THE BANANAS dozen . .29 OHICAN{ : COMPANY Native Dressed VEAL SHORT CUT Swift’s Spring Armour’s and LAMB SHORT CUT LEGS, Ib.. .. .35¢|LEGS, bb. ... .28¢c LOINS to Roast PRIME RIB_ LOINS to Roast ROAST, lb 3$c i FOREQUART- |RUMP PIECES L 25ch TR R 26 SHOULDER 0Oci CUTS, Ib. . 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